Douglas to face Royal Portrush in AIG Women's Senior Cup final at Carlow
Douglas will play in the AIG Women’s Senior Cup final for the first time since their heartbreaking defeat to Lahinch in 2022 when they face holders Royal Portrush in the final today.
Paul Rohdich takes his defending champions, Royal Portush, to Warrenpoint tomorrow morning with the talented squad hoping to take the Fred Daly trophy back to its namesakes home course once more.
Clarke backs “conundrum” McIlroy as he contemplates saying goodbye to The Open at Royal Portrush
Darren Clarke is contemplating saying goodbye to The Open at Royal Portrush next year but he also expects the “conundrum” that is Rory McIlroy to be a factor on home soil.
Bigger crowds expected for 2025 Open at Royal Portrush; subtle course changes also in train
Royal Portrush attracted record crowds when it hosted The Open in 2019 but it looks set to attract even more fans when it stages the 153rd Open in 2025.
Castle and Royal Portrush crowned AIG Senior Cup champions
Castle Captain Archie McEvoy said the experience of having Rob Moran and Alex Gleeson helped but it was a massive team effort as they claimed the AIG Men’s Senior Cup at Dun Laoghaire.
Royal Portrush and County Sligo close in on history
Royal Portrush Captain Colin McElderry says it was unbelievable to reach the semi-final of the AIG Men’s Senior Cup as the club look to make history in the blistering heat at Dun Laoghaire.
The 150th Open to set new attendance record of 290,000
The 150th Open at St Andrews will be the largest in the Championship’s long history with a record-breaking 290,000 fans set to attend at the world-renowned Old Course from 10-17 July.
Rory McIlroy might have kissed his hopes of Open glory goodbye at Royal St George’s but he could get a chance to lift the Claret Jug again on home soil as soon an 2025.
The European Club ranked top Republic of Ireland course for Golf Monthly
That links golf reigns supreme in Ireland is confirmed in the latest Golf Monthly course rankings for the UK & Ireland which includes twenty-one Irish venues with all but four being seaside gems.