Conor Purcell couldn’t capitalise on an opening eagle and watched his hopes of topping the Challenge Tour rankings  evaporate in the Rolex Grand Final in Mallorca.

West Waterford's Gary Hurley took another giant step towards winning his DP World Tour card when he carded a six-under 65 in the fourth round at the Qualifying School Final Stage in Spain to remain in solo sixth place in the race to finish in the top 25 and ties.

West Waterford's Gary Hurley was pleased to stay "in the saddle" despite not having his best stuff and card a two-under 70 that leaves him tied sixth at halfway in the race to make the top 25 and ties at the DP World Tour Qualifying School Final Stage in Spain.

West Waterford's Gary Hurley and Kinsale's John Murphy moved a step closer to clinching DP World Tour cards when they broke par for the second day running at the Final Stage of the 90-hole Qualifying School in Spain.

Kinsale’s John Murphy and West Waterford’s Gary Hurley overcame winds gusting to 20 mph to break par on the opening day of the 90-hole DP World Tour Qualifying School Final Stage in Spain.

Greg Norman's days as CEO of LIV Golf could be numbered with one of the most respected figures in the golf business in talks with the head of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment fund.

Hollywood teenager Tom McKibbin credited his fighting spirit and consistency as key after he closed with a six-under 66 to become the youngest Irish player since Rory McIlroy to clinch his DP World Tour card at the Rolex Challenge Tour Grand Final.

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.

Ardglass’ Cormac Sharvin came back from a nightmare start to keep alive his hopes of winning back his DP World Tour card at the Second Stage of Q-School in Spain.

Twelve Irishman will continue their quest for DP World Tour cards in the Second Stage of the Q-School at four Spanish venues on Thursday.

LIV Golf players will not receive world ranking points for their next two events after failing to give the Official World Golf Ranking enough time to study their new strategic alliance with the MENA Tour.

Jonny Caldwell shot a two-under 69 to lead the Irish challenge in the Cazoo Open de France at Le Golf National.

Cormac Sharvin believes he can finally see some light at the end of the tunnel after closing with a six-under 66 to clinch a career-best tie for 13th in the DP World Tour’s D+D REAL Czech Masters in Prague.

RORY McIlroy and Shane Lowry kept the leaders in their sights and their FedEx Cup hopes alive in the BMW Championship in Delaware.

Shane Lowry motored to his lowest opening round since April and insisted he’s chasing his first win for more than three years in the BMW Championship and a chance to win the $17 million FedEx Cup bonanza in Atlanta next week.

Major winners Darren Clarke, Patrick Reed and Scottie Scheffler confessed their golfing problems were put very much in perspective by this week's school shooting massacre in Texas.

it was a frustrating day for the Irish in the Betfred British Masters at the Belfry.

SHANE LOWRY sported some ugly trousers but looked sharp with partner Ian Poulter as they moved into contention for the $8.3 million Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

Royal Dublin’s Niall Kearney birdied three of his last five holes to open with a two-under 70 in the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters.

Dundalk Golf Club's Leslie Walker outgunned tour players Paul Dunne and Cormac Sharvin to win the nett in the TaylorMade Winter Series at Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links.

Scotland’s Ewen Ferguson opened up a four-shot lead heading into the final round of the Magical Kenya Open at Muthaiga Golf Club.

Holywood's Tom McKibbin showed his like for South Africa when he continued his fine form and opened with a five-under 65 at Mount Edgecombe Country Club in the Challenge Tour's Jonsson Workwear Open in Durban.

Pádraig Harrington admits he needs “a fabulous weekend” to contend for the DP World Tour’s Ras al Khaimah Championship after he found his putting touch but lost his long game on day two.

Niall Kearney made two monster putts and fired a one-under 70 to lead the Irish challenge in the weather-delayed Joburg Open with Jonathan Caldwell hot on his heels after a rollercoaster 17 holes.