Lauren Walsh ties for fourth in Morocco as Sara Byrne slips back
Sara Byrne slipped to 24th as Lauren Walsh birdied four of her last eight holes to get her 2025 season off to a strong start with a tie for fourth place in the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco.
Walsh welcomes new Irish blood but her goal is clear: "I go to every tournament to win"
Lauren Walsh can’t wait to be reunited with her former amateur teammates when she returns to Ladies European Tour action in Morocco this week alongside Irish golf’s newest tour players.
LET cards for Irish trio: "What a great achievement"
Anna Foster, Annabel Wilson and Sara Byrne secured full Ladies European Tour cards on a historic day for Irish women’s golf a the Lalla Aicha Q-School in Morocco.
Foster rides hot putter into card contention at LET Q-School
Elm Park’s Anna Foster roared into contention for a Ladies European Tour card when she fired an eight under 65 in the third round of the 90-hole Lalla Aicha Q-School in Morocco.
Amateur Canice Screene fired a two-under 70 to lie just one stroke off the lead after the opening 36 holes of the Ladies European Tour’s Lalla Aicha Q-School in Morocco.
Amateur Canice Screene got off to a hot start in her quest for an LET card when she went bogey-free for the first time in her career at the Lalla Aicha Q-School in Morocco.
Foster tops her qualifier as Wilson, Mehaffey and Screene make it to LET Q-School final stage
Elm Park’s Anna Foster “relieved” to be finished but delighted to top the qualifiers at Palm Golf Ourika for next week’s final stage of the Ladies European Tour’s Lalla Aicha Q School in Morocco.
Mehaffey, Wilson, Foster and Screene poised at LET Q-Qchool qualifiers
Four Irish players are in position to join Douglas’ Sara Byrne at the next week’s Final Stage of the Ladies European Tour’s Lalla Aicha Q School in Morocco.
Leona Maguire ready for KPMG Irish Open tilt — 'For me, it's the best job in the world'
Leona Maguire is looking forward to giving back at this week’s KPMG Women’s Irish Open, but she jokes she can’t wait for the next generation of Irish stars to hit the tour and help carry the load.
Three Irish golfers have been named in the eight-strong Great Britain and Ireland Curtis Cup side to face the USA at Sunningdale from 30 August to 1 September.