Galway’s Ronan Mullarney, who earned his place on the Challenge Tour for 2024 with some excellent showings in the Alps circuit, has been announced as an Ambassador for the Play in Pink initiative, which is part of the National Breast Cancer Research Institute.

Castle’s Robert Moran fired a four-under 69 to go into the final round of the Alps Tour Qualiying School just one stroke off the lead.

Tom McKibbin overcame rain and high winds to post a three-under 69 and move into position to make a weekend charge in the Andalucía Masters at Real Club de Golf Sotogrande.

Standing over the five-foot putt with the weight of history on his shoulders and the blistering Mexican heat ramping up the tension, the ball rolled by. 

Galway’s Ronan Mullarney took his first big step on the road to the Challenge Tour when he claimed his maiden win in the Alps Tour’s weather-shortened Gösser Open in Austria.

Golf Ireland offers ambitious young players a clear pathway from the amateur game to the world’s top tours and this week it officially launched the 2023 Golf Ireland Professional Scheme with seven golfers receiving €35,000 each from Sport Ireland.

Rosslare's Paul Murphy was grateful to his caddie as he remained in contention to win his card at the Alps Tour Qualifying School in Rome.

Tramore's Robin Dawson and Rosslare's Paul Murphy made fast starts in the opening round of the Alps Tour Q-School in Italy.

Gary Hurley, Conor O’Rourke and Cormac Sharvin are inside the qualifying mark at halfway in the Second Stage of the DP World Tour Q-School in Spain.

Séamus Power continued his hot iron play and made three birdie twos in an opening 67 to lie just five shots off the pace in the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba.

Galway’s Ronan Mullarney opened with a two-under 69 to lie just two shots off the lead at the Alps Tour Qualifying School First Stage at Acaya Golf Club in Lecce.

West Waterford’s Gary Hurley and Naas’ Jonathan Yates are just a shot off the lead after opening with five-under 67s in the Emilia Romagna Alps Tour Grand Final in Modena.

The DP World Tour Qualifying School returns tomorrow for the first time in three years and 22 Irish players have entered the First Stage.

He’s shot 57 on tour — the lowest round ever recorded in a world ranking event —has a faster on-course ball speed than Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm, drives the ball as far as Bryson DeChambeau and dreams of lifting the Claret Jug.

Sweden's Linn Grant became the first woman to win on the DP World Tour when she closed with a superb 64 to cruise a nine-shot victory in the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed.