Three of the five Irish competing at the Final Stage of DP World Tour Q-School are under par after the opening day at Infinitum. Played across the Lakes Course and the Hills Course John Ross Galbraith is the best of…
Tom McKibbin gave us a timely reminder that Irish golf will have continued success for the next twenty years after he clinched his second tour victory last weekend and one that opens up doors to the Masters and the Open…
In thrilling final rounds at DP World Tour Q-School Stage Two, four of the 10 Irish who remained on the final day earned their way into Final Qualifying in a fortnight’s time. Max Kennedy, Cormac Sharvin, Mark Power and John…
John Ross Galbraith was the biggest mover among the 10 Irish on day three of DP World Tour Q-School, while Max Kenendy kept the foot down and Mark Power continued his steady play. Playing across four Spanish venues, Desert Springs…
With action taking place at four Spanish venues, we’ve reached the halfway mark at DP World Tour Q-School Stage Two and of the 11 Irish contestants, three are in the qualification places. Max Kennedy, Cormac Sharvin and Mark Power are…
With 11 Irishmen competing across the four Spanish venues at DP World Tour Q-School Stage Two, hopes of bolstering the numbers at Final Stage in a fortnight’s time were high as the action got underway. Desert Springs Golf Club in…
Max Kennedy’s maiden HotelPlanner Tour campaign came to a premature end as he missed out on a spot in next months Grand Final at the Hangzhou Open. Kennedy carded a final round of 71 for a four under total, but…
Max Kennedy is embracing the pressure at the Hangzhou Open as he looks to qualify for the Road to Mallorca Grand Final and keep his DP World Tour promotion hopes alive. There is a target on Kennedy’s back this week…
Liam Nolan and Max Kennedy both have work to do over the weekend if they are going to make the most of the extra points on offer at the Hainan Open. The first of the two Chinese events got underway…
Round two of the Italian challenge open got underway on Friday and it was a disappointing day for the Irish in the field as all five golfers failed to make the three-under-par cutline. With a battle for promotion and status…