Paul Dunne and Niall Kearney came through pre-qualifying for next week’s Final Stage of the Asian Tour Qualifying School in Thailand.

Paul Dunne is in position to qualify for next week’s Final Stage of the Asian Tour Qualifying School in Thailand.

Sara Byrne and Lauren Walsh have work to do to win their cards at the LPGA Q-Series Final Qualifying Stage in Alabama.

Ernie Els showed Padraig Harrington a clean pair of heels after the opening round of the Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Arizona.

Scottie Scheffler put himself in position to snatch back the world number one ranking from Rory McIlroy at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas.

GRAEME McDowell admits the upstart Saudi golf league has given him "a shot in the arm" as he battles a "demoralising" slump.

Former US Open champion Graeme McDowell gave the strongest indication yet he's set to join the LIV Golf Series after committing to the Asian Tour's opening International Series event in the UK.

David Carey’s four-under 67 left the Golf Ireland golfer just three shots behind leader Alessandro Tadini heading into the final round of the Alps Tour’s weather delayed Molinetto Alps Open in Milan.

West Waterford's Gary Hurley singled out his performance coach Ed Coughlan for praise after he secured his second top 10 finish of the season in the Alps Tour's New Giza Open in Egypt.

Waterford’s Kevin Phelan birdied his last three holes to make the cut on the mark in the Asian Tour’s International Series Thailand.

Waterford’s Kevin Phelan was tied for 36th after opening with a battling level par 71 in the US$1.25 million SMBC Singapore Open.

Seamus Power was bidding for his second PGA TOUR win and a Masters spot in the Sony Open in Hawaii last night, but another Waterford man is looking to make his mark on the megabucks Asian Tour.

Waterford’s Kevin Phelan dug deep and carded a one-under 71 to make the cut on the mark in the Singapore International at Tanah Merah Country Club.

Waterford duo Robin Dawson and Kevin Phelan have work to do to make the cut after opening with eight-over par 80's in the $1 million Singapore International.

Seamus Power can take his PGA TOUR career earnings beyond $5 million with a top 20 finish in this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii. But as the West Waterford man (34) closes in on his goal of making the world’s top 50 and clinching a place in the Masters, he’s also proving to be an inspiration to others.

The Island’s Paul McBride and Derry’s Ruaidhri McGee are inside the qualifying places heading into the final rounds of their First Stage qualifiers at the Korn Ferry Tour Qualifying School.

The Island’s Paul McBride opened with an eight-under 63 to lead after the first stage of the Korn Ferry Tour Q-School at Kannapolis in North Carolina.