Shane Lowry back in action with level par 70 at Honda Classic
Kurt Kitayama claims lead at PGA National in Florida with an opening round of 64
Pádraig Harrington looking to bring the good vibes on to the course in Portugal
Ryder Cup captain among a number of Irish golfers looking to move into Race to Dubai top 50
European Tour quartet set world record for fastest hole ever played
Sean Crocker, Nicolai Hojgaard, Min Woo Lee and Wilco Nienaber finished in 27.88 seconds
Is the Open heading Down Under with Aussies on a hot streak?
Lucas Herbert and Min Woo Lee are among 11 Australians in the Open field this week
Shane Lowry returns to European Tour for BMW Championship
Padraig Harrington and Graeme McDowell to join British Open champion at Wentworth
Strong wind adds bite to opening round of Wales Open
In-form Scottish player Connor Syme and Englishman Jordan Smith shoot 66 to share the lead
Garcia Rodriguez sets pace at Hero Open as Sharvin leads Irish
Spain dominates on opening day of tournament, taking the top three places
Andrew Johnston quits British Masters citing unease at post-lockdown environment
‘Not being able to bring my family is ultimately not what I want and not how I want to live my life’
Michael Campbell rolls back the years with opening 68 at British Masters
Former US Open winner three shots off leader David Law; Jonathan Caldwell also cards 68
Rory McIlroy heads for Mexico with ‘WGC slam’ in sight
World number one will be joined in the field by Shane Lowry and Graeme McDowell
Bryson DeChambeau welcomes European Tour’s crackdown on slow play
American golfer was criticised for slow play by fellow professionals last year
Lowry all set for Abu Dhabi defence as Koepka returns to action
Irish golfer recalls importance of desert win in build-up to British Open success
Shane Lowry focused on driver troubles as he heads for Sun City
Nedbank Challenge next up for the Irishman who is targeting a top 30 order of merit spot
Relaxed Harrington feeling very much at home back on European Tour
Former three-time Major winner posts an opening 65 in Turkey to maintain his recent fine form
Paul Dunne hoping to rediscover form in British Masters defence
Lowry and Harrington still with work to do to make it to top-60 on the money list
Langer in a four-way tie for the lead at British Seniors Open
Paul McGinley among five Irishmen who failed to survive the cut in poor conditions
Surprise win for Alex Noren leaves Shane Lowry with regrets
Swede outmanoeuvres all to snatch PGA championship with majestic performance
Shane Lowry: Two weeks to turn an average season into great one
I’ve never done sports psychology before . . . but I’m really enjoying how it’s developing
Race to Dubai win would crown Henrik Stenson’s perfect year
Recent British Open winner has edge going into DP World Tour Championship
Paul McGinley joins European Tour board as non-executive director
‘I hope to be able to play a small part in helping shape many more successes’
Paul Casey success may spring change in Europe’s qualification rules
World number 15 will partner Rory McIlroy in first round of Tour Championship
Lough Erne ‘disappointed’ to lose 2017 Irish Open
Portstewart could emerge as viable, alternative option after European Tour statement
Shane Lowry aiming to finish successful campaign on a high
Offalyman to tee it up for the first time at the lucrative Nedbank Challenge in Sun City
Peter Lawrie facing tense final test at qualifying school
Dubliner one of three Irish golfers battling to regain his Tour card at Catalunya
Players reluctant to tweak ‘Final Series’ despite McIlroy’s runaway success
Barring an extraordinary climax to season, Irishman destined to top the order of merit
‘One-armed bandit’ secures European Tour place
Britain’s Jason Palmer uses one-handed chipping style to help secure full tour card
Green gloss on European Ryder Cup triumph
“The Europeans kicked our butt,” conceded Tom Watson. He wasn’t wrong
Paul McGinley must pick three from four viable ‘wild card’ contenders
Ryder Cup captain may be tempted by Stephen Gallacher’s Gleneagles form
Colin Byrne: Underdogs starting to nibble at heels of superstars
Reality in top golf, as with any other sport, is that it is increasingly narrow margins that separate best from rest
Mikael Lundberg sets the pace at the Lyoness Open in Austria
Swede leading by a shot from England’s Lee Slattery while Ruaidhrí McGee is best of the Irish
Adam Gee and Mikael Lundberg shoot 67 for share of lead at Lyoness Open
Simon Thornton best of the Irish, with a 71 leaving him four off the pace
Thomas Bjorn shoots the lights out at Wentworth
In an emotional day, Rory McIlroy bags two eagles to finish on 68 while Pádraig Harrington continues recent good form with 69
Miquel Angel Jimenez finally claims Spanish Open glory
Spanish favourite edges a three-way play-off to win his national title on his 27th attempt
Pressure off Levy after maiden win
Simon Thornton, Damien McGrane, Gareth Maybin and Peter Lawrie lead Irish challenge
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