Irish PGA News

We were very sorry to wake up this morning, Monday April 5th to news that the great Wesley Pappin passed away overnight. Wesley was, and will remain synonymous with the Southern Branch of the Irish PGA having spent more than 40 years with the Association

Conor Dillon knows he has big shoes to fill after replacing the ever-present Michael McCumiskey at the helm of The PGA in Ireland, but he's confident of bringing continued success to the region

St Anne's professional Cameron Raymond flew out to Spain on January 4th and never looked back, enjoying a maiden pro victory on the Toro Tour as he now ramps up his preparation ahead of the PGA EuroPro season

The PGA insists they have “been working tirelessly to campaign for the safe return of golf” having made a strong case to the Irish Government as to why the sport should be one of the first activities to resume once restrictions ease

Looking for a job in golf? The PGA Southern Branch is seeking a suitable candidate to act as Tournament Administrator for the Regional Branch

The Irish Challenge will take place over a links course for the first time in the event’s history when the next generation of golfing stars visit the prestigious Portmarnock Links from May 27-29

Olivia Mehaffey, Mark Power and Caolan Rafferty all enjoyed weeks to remember as the International team claimed 14 of the 24 points up for grabs during the Wednesday singles matches to earn their second consecutive Palmer Cup

Portmarnock Links professional Brendan Walton said it was “such an honour” to get his name on the famous Moran Cup after cruising to a four stroke win at Royal Dublin

Callan's Brian Doheny posted back-to-back 69s to win the 36-hole Connemara Pro-Am on Sunday and in doing so, brought the curtain down on the official PGA in Ireland season

Conor O'Rourke produced a scintillating eight-under par round of 64 to beat a stellar field that included three-time Major winner Padraig Harrington at The K Club Pro-am sponsored by CFM Group