The KPMG Women’s Irish Open returns after a ten-year absence from the LET schedule from September 22-25 at the stunning Dromoland Castle

The KPMG Women’s Irish Open returns after a ten-year absence from the LET schedule from September 22-25 at the stunning Dromoland Castle
The 149th Open at Royal St George’s in 2021 delivered £113.4 million in economic benefit to Kent according to independent research commissioned by The R&A
One of the headline names on show at Kilkeel this week will be Edmondstown’s Anna Abom after her excellent run to the Semi-Finals of the AIG Irish Women’s Amateur Close earlier this month
In every sense Harrington rolled back the years. He had it won, it looked like he was going to lose it, the guts down the stretch, the clenched teeth, the bug eyes, it was like the 2000s again
“If I didn’t win from the wrong side of the draw, there would be no glory,” said Harrington who now heads to Mount Juliet for the Horizon Irish Open
A weekend that promised much ultimately led to very little for Rory McIlroy and Seamus Power at the Travelers Championship as they didn’t threaten the upper echelons of the leaderboard
Stephanie Meadow secured her first top-10 finish at a Major since the 2014 US Open as she secured a share of 10th at the KPMG PGA Championship at Congressional Country Club
The Irish Golfer Events team were on their travels again. This time to Enniskerry and the magnificent Powerscourt East Golf Club
Royal Dublin’s Niall Kearney tied his best finish of the DP World Tour season as he ended the week in a share of 15th at the BMW International Open where an emotional Haotong Li claimed his first win in four-and-a-half years in a dramatic play-off against Thomas Pieters.
David Shiel of Powerscourt Golf Club claimed victory in the Connacht Men’s Mid-Am in blustery conditions in Athlone Golf Club on Sunday afternoon.
Ruaidhri McGee came within an inch of winning on just his second appearance of the season but he would come up one shot short in France as he had to settle for runner-up to Alfie Plant.
Séamus Power believes he’s a much different golfer to the one who teed up in the Irish Open at Lahinch in 2019 ahead of next week’s return to the tournament at Mount Juliet
“I could play good tomorrow and have a nice comfortable day. I could play average tomorrow, and someone will have to come at me. Or I could play badly tomorrow, and I’ll still have a chance.
Seamus Power and Rory McIlroy both lost ground in the third round of the Travelers Championship as Xander Schauffele remained on top of the leaderboard heading into the final day.
Stephanie Meadow was pleased with a “really solid” round as she moved inside the top-10 heading into the final day of the KPMG PGA Championship as she looks to record her best Major finish since the 2014 US Open.