Leona Maguire says outgoing captain Suzann Pettersen is backing her to “carry the torch” for Europe in future Solheim Cups and insists there is “absolutely no animosity, no bad blood” between them.

Leona Maguire held onto her spot in this week’s season-ending CME Group Tour Championship by just 12.7 points despite missing the cut in The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge at Pelican.

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.

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Leona Maguire insists he’s happy to be a silent assassin as skipper Suzann Pettersen bids to lead Europe to a record fourth successive success in the Solheim Cup this week.

Annabel Dimmock completed a dream comeback from a career-threatening injury to end her five-year drought and claim a “home” win after a playoff in the KPMG Women’s Irish Open at Carton House.

Leona Maguire insisted there are “no panic stations” after she endured another frustrating day on the greens to trail leader Annabel Dimmock by 11 strokes heading into the final round of the KPMG Women’s Irish Open at Carton House Fairmont.

Leona Maguire led the home challenge after an opening 70 but she was even more pleased to see pal Olivia Mehaffey dip under par on her return to action in the KMPG Women’s Irish Open at Carton House Fairmont.

Nobody is happier than Olivia Mehaffey that she’s one of 13 Irish women teeing it up in the KPMG Women’s Irish Open at Carton House Fairmont today.

Europe will bid for a Solheim Cup “four-peat” next month with a wealth of experience in the side after skipper Suzann Pettersen named three veterans and just one rookie as her four wildcards.

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.

Carton House hosts next week’s KPMG Women’s Irish Open, and their young stars can’t wait to welcome the largest-ever Irish presence in the field.

Leona Maguire carded a third-round 75 to share 63rd heading into the final round of the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open at Dundonald Links.

Leona Maguire confessed pride in the green jersey prevented her from pulling out with illness as she signed off with a gutsy one-under 71 in the Women’s Golf Competition in Paris.