Irish Golfer Magazine

Irish Golfer Magazine holds the title of the most widely circulated and read golf publication in Ireland. We proudly serve as exclusive media partners to the Golfing Union of Ireland and are sponsors of the Irish PGA region. Each month, Irish Golfer Magazine provides in-depth coverage of the sport, featuring lessons from top players worldwide, interviews with Irish and celebrity golfers, reviews of the latest equipment, as well as insights on travel and lifestyle related to golf. Additionally, we are the only golf magazine in Ireland that offers extensive grassroots coverage, focusing on elite amateurs, junior players, female golfers, and the Irish PGA Region. As a result, Irish Golfer Magazine has become the ultimate authority on all things golf in Ireland.

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Young leads Irish trio into final round at Alps de Andalucia

2 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Mark McGowan

Michael Young continues to lead the way for the Irish at the Alps Tour’s Alps de Andalucia-Roquetas de Mar, as Hugh Foley and Ronan Mullarney will also contest the final round at Playa Serena. An opening four-under 66 left Young just three shots in arrears, but after birdieing his second hole – the 11th – two bogeys on his opening nine holes on day two left him on one-over at the turn.
Young best of the bunch on day one at Alps de Andalucia

3 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Mark McGowan

Michael Young carded a four-under 66 for a share of sixth place on day one of the Alps Tour’s Alps de Andalucia-Roquetas de Mar at Club de Golf Playa Serena in southern Spain. The Paris-born Irishman birdied the third, fifth and sixth holes to make an early move, then carded 11 straight pars before signing off with his fourth birdie of the day on 18 to record a bogey-free round that leaves him three shots off the lead.
MacIntyre drawing on fond memories and National Open love as he gets set to defend in Canada

3 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Mark McGowan

Robert MacIntyre is getting set to defend his RBC Canadian Open title and for the Scot, who landed his home open crown a couple of weeks after his maiden PGA Tour win at Hamilton Golf Club, there is something extra special about landing a national open. The venue may have changed this year, but the importance remains the same. “I spoke of this before. I think it’s massive,” he said. “National Opens are huge.
McDowell comes up short in US Open Final Qualifying

4 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Mark McGowan

Graeme McDowell faced an uphill task to play his way into the US Open at Oakmont when the weather-delayed Emerald Dunes Qualifier resumed in Florida on Tuesday morning. Needing to play his final eight holes in at least four-under with just four places up for grabs, the Portrush man could only add one further birdie and it, along with seven pars, saw him finish tied for 16th on -5.
McIlroy back in centre-stage in Canada

4 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Mark McGowan

Tomorrow (Wednesday), for the first time since the day prior to the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, Rory McIlroy will speak publicly when he addresses the media after his Pro-Am appearance at the RBS Canadian Open. Just a month after completing the Career Grand Slam at Augusta National, McIlroy’s stock had never been higher, and he was his usual self – focused, thoughtful, eloquent, informative, all the hits.
Maguire hoping to drive into summer after positive signs

4 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Leona Maguire is confident she will click into gear after an impressive driving performance at the US Women’s Open in Erin Hills despite a third successive missed cut of the season. Maguire missed just two fairways in 36 holes but a double bogey on 14 in round one and a triple on the 11th in round two cost her a weekend place on four-over-par.
McDowell last remaining hope at US Open Qualifying

4 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Mark McGowan

Graeme McDowell remains in with a chance of joining Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy at Oakmont for the US Open in just under a fortnight’s time as the Final Qualifier at Florida’s Emerald Dunes was suspended for poor weather. With eight holes left to complete, the 2010 US Open champion sits on -4 overall having opened with a two-under in a stop-start day in West Palm Beach, and he’s three shots shy of the provisional cut mark in a share of 15th with just four Qualifying places on offer.
McElroy storms to a share of third as Repetto Taylor claims home win in Spain

6 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Mark McGowan

Having made the cut with just a shot to spare, Dermot McElroy caught fire on Saturday and continued his hot hand in Sunday’s final round to claim a share of third at the HotelPlanner Tour’s Challenge de Cadiz. The Ballymena man has struggled for consistency in 2025, but the result does wonders for his Road to Mallorca rankings as he climbs 131 places to 47th and breathes fresh life into his quest to qualify for the season-ending HotelPlanner tour finals.
Sun Mountain Matchplay bag collection

6 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Peter Finnan

Golfers seeking unmatched craftsmanship and intricate attention to detail from their golf bag – both on and off the course – can expect the most premium and durable design features from the all-new infinity vinyl Matchplay collection from Sun Mountain.
Lowry's profligacy on the greens leaves him in Scheffler's wake

6 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

In an irony of all ironies, Shane Lowry left himself a birdie putt he could not miss on the 18th on a day where the flat stick completely deserted him as his chances of a first win since 2022 took a blow at the Memorial Tournament. Lowry averaged two putts per green and of the 57 players who made the cut at Muirfield Village he was 54th in strokes gained putting as he signed for a gut wrenching round of 73 to share 7th place on two-under and six shots behind Scottie Scheffler.