There are four main international golf tournaments that are highly awaited by punters and viewers alike. There are also many talented Irish golfers that are looking to dominate in these competitions and using betting odds from Irishbet.ie we’ve picked some of the bookmakers favourites for these events. 

Teenager Sean Keeling is now chasing down boyhood hero Rory McIlroy after he sensationally made the cut in the Amgen Irish Open at Royal County Down.

Great players produce great shots at the opportune time and Edmondstown’s Thomas Abom hit what he described as the best shot of his short career to win the AIG Irish Men’s Amateur Close Championship at the second tie hole.

“Pretty solid” was how Seán Keeling described his opening six-under 66 on day one of the AIG Irish Men's Amateur Close Championship, an understated estimation of an impressive bogey-free round which has the young Roganstown golfer sharing top spot with fellow Irish underage international Thomas Abom from Edmondstown.

Seán Keeling wants to play on the PGA Tour, he wants to win Majors and he wants to become one of the greatest players in the world.

Ireland won the team title at the European Nations Cup for the first time since 2016 and only the second time in their history in Sotogrande yesterday.

Roganstown’s Seán Keeling was crowned the Flogas Irish Boys’ Amateur Open champion after the tournament was cut short due to strong winds forecast for Friday.

Sean Keeling holed an 80-yard sand wedge for an eagle two at the 18th to close to a three-under 69 and finish fourth in the Spanish International Men’s Championship for the Copa del Rey at Alcanada.

Ireland captain Niall MacSweeney says he was disappointed but is excited about the future of Irish golf after Saturday’s runners-up finish to Italy in the Men’s Octagonal Match in Spain.

Roganstown teenager Sean Keeling said it would be “a dream come true” to play in the Ryder Cup itself after helping Europe end their 19-year wait for victory in the Junior Ryder Cup with a 20.5-9.5 thumping of the USA in Rome.

Roganstown teenager Sean Keeling added a 70 to his opening 65 to lead the Brabazon Trophy by two shots at Sunningdale New.

Sean Keeling continued his hot run of form with a tie for third in the Welsh Open Strokeplay but he was furious to double-bogey the 18th to finish two shots outside a playoff at Southerndown.

In form Emma Fleming and the up and coming Sean Keeling were winners of the 36-hole Scratch Cups at Royal Portrush.

The Hilary Links Golf Society has assembled a strong field for the opening outing of the 2023 season at Laytown and Bettystown on Monday next, March 21.

Irish interest ended in the Copa del Rey and the Copa de la Reina as all four Irish survivors bowed out on day two of matchplay action.

Roganstown teenager Sean Keeling and Royal Dublin’s Richard Knightly progressed to the last 32 of the Copa del Rey in Tarragona as Aideen Walsh and Marina Joyce Moreno advanced in the Copa de la Reina in Cadiz.

Teenager Sean Keeling accrued more valuable WAGR points when he finished solo third in the Portuguese International Amateur Championship at Montado Golf Resort.

The talented Keeling brothers continued their hot start to 2023 in Spain and Portugal on Wednesday.

History beckons at Headfort, but who will be the man (or boy) to make it?

Roganstown’s teenage sensation Sean Keeling carded a brilliant seven-under 65 to top the qualifiers in Regional Qualifying for The Open at County Louth and keep alive his dream of playing in The 150th Open at St Andrews next month.

Knock’s Katie Poots won the 2022 Fairhaven Girls Trophy by two shots on one-under-par.

Roganstown’s teenage team moved up to sixth place heading into Saturday’s final round of the European Men's Club Trophy in Portugal.