A special month for Simon Thornton just got better after the Tulfarris professional doubled down on his NI Masters win, capturing the Irish Club Pro’s title and beating Shane Lowry’s Mount Temple course-record along the way

A special month for Simon Thornton just got better after the Tulfarris professional doubled down on his NI Masters win, capturing the Irish Club Pro’s title and beating Shane Lowry’s Mount Temple course-record along the way
Holywood’s Reece Black played the most consisted golf all week but victory came right down to the wire and he had a brilliant chip-in on the last to thank for a thrilling win over Liam Grehan at Nuremore
Waterville’s David Higgins birdied the last to edge out overnight leader, Mark Staunton and win a second Irish PGA Championship title in brutal conditions at Carne Golf Links on Saturday
Mark Staunton produced a brilliant five-under par 67 in stormy conditions to take a two-shot lead into the final round of the 111th Irish PGA Championship at Carne Golf Links
Richard Kilpatrick (Banbridge GC) fired a six-under par 66 to take a two shot lead into day two of the 111th Irish PGA Championship at Carne Golf Links
Experienced Waterville professional, David Higgins posted a four-under par 66 to collect his second win of the season at the €10,000 Carlow PGA Pro-Am, sponsored by Sheehy Volkswagen
Defending champion. Simon Thornton and many of Ireland’s leading PGA professionals will battle for a slice of the €40,000 prize fund put up by Erris Tourism Holdings Ltd, the course owners at Carne Golf Links.
Fresh off his win at Blackwood GC, Simon Thornton added the Delgany Pro-Am to his list of victories as he finished one shot ahead of Shane Jenkinson.
The series will be played over the months of August and September, consisting of five Pro-Ams at some of Ireland’s leading venues including Mount Juliet, Druids Glen, Powerscourt and the two courses at The K Club
Waterville great David Higgins and rookie K Club professional Liam Grehan shared the spoils with blistering five-under par 67s as the PGA Irish Region Pro-am season got underway with the CFM Group Straffan Pro-Am at the K Club
Liam Grehan, Richard Bridges and Jack Ryan proved inseparable as the R&A PGA Trainee Series stopped off at Dundalk Golf Club on Thursday. The leading trio topped the board with 34 points
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