When there are sixteen Irish players in the field, someone is bound to do well right? That’s how it played out as a quarter of the home contingent ended the opening day of the KPMG Women’s Irish Open in red…
It was a challenging day for the Irish contingent as Lauren Walsh and Anna Foster failed to capitalise on strong opening rounds, slipping six shots off the lead at the Amundi German Masters. Walsh struggled to an even-par 73, mixing…
Anna Foster is seven shots off the pace heading into the final round of the Jabra Ladies Open at Evian Resort Golf Club. It wasn’t the day the Elm Park star would have wanted after she bogeyed the first, tenth…
With just two holes to play in her opening round at the Dutch Ladies Open at Goyer Golf Club, Lauren Walsh stood all alone at the top of the leaderboard but a bogey-double finish saw her slip back into a…
Golf Ireland has announced details of the 2025 Golf Ireland Professional Scheme, with nine elite Irish golfers set to benefit from €350,000 in funding provided by Sport Ireland. The scheme was officially launched at the Golf Ireland Academy in Carton…
Anna Foster hopes the current crop of Irish women on the Ladies European Tour can inspire the next batch of young amateurs to climb the ladder and make it into the professional ranks. Foster, Sara Byrne, and Annabel Wilson earned…
Manon De Roey made a clutch birdie at the 18th hole of the Australian Women’s Classic to clinch the title and become a three-time LET winner, while Lauren Walsh saw her hopes of a maiden professional victory disappear in the…
Sara Byrne looked poised to enter the final round of the LET’s Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco, but despite two late bogeys, she’s just one shot back in a tie for second. The Cork native, making her first start as…
Anna Foster believes the number of Irish golfers on the Ladies European Tour (LET) is impressive for the size of her home nation. The Irishwoman began playing golf at the age of seven or eight alongside her twin brother before…
At Ladies European Tour Q-School Anna Foster, Sara Byrne and Annabel Wilson all earned cards for the 2025 season to cap off a sensational year for Irish women’s golf. The KPMG Women’s Irish Open played such a vital role in…