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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Eoin Sullivan earns special win at Old Course

1 day ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Eoin Sullivan continued Ireland’s recent good record at the Boyd Quaich Memorial with a one shot victory at the Old Course, St Andrews. The Trinity College student carded rounds of 72, 66, 70 and 69 for a nine-under total which was good enough to edge English duo Angus Buchanan and Ben Willis and Maynooth University’s Thomas Abom by the minimum. Teeing off in third place, Sullivan birdied the third before following up a bogey with four birdies in his next six holes either side of the turn.
Harrington defies lack of course knowledge to lead US Senior Open

1 day ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Pádraig Harrington admitted he was still feeling his way around the East Course at Broadmoor after signing for a three-under 67 which gave him a share of the lead after the opening day of the US Senior Open. Harrington, a former US Senior Open winner, was in cruise control early on, rolling in birdies on the second, third, sixth and eighth holes to pull clear of the field.
McKibbin searching for consistency ahead of Royal Portrush

2 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Tom McKibbin is hoping to find his scoring touch at LIV Golf Dallas this week as he gears up for the 153rd Open Championship in Royal Portrush. McKibbin will be one of at least five home hopefuls teeing it up on the Dunluce Links next month as Rory McIlroy gets his grand slam homecoming and Shane Lowry returns as defending course champion while Pádraig Harrington and Darren Clarke – making his last Open appearance – complete the set.
It's not a conundrum

2 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Keegan Bradley has always given off an air of someone who could never quite fit in with the popular kids at school. Always on the outside looking in with the occasional acknowledgement from those whose approval he so desperately craved, but any notions that he would become one of the crew were short lived as he was frozen out of the inner circle just as quickly.
Kennedy feeling "really good" despite near miss

2 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Max Kennedy is confident that he can shake off the disappointment of missing out on a maiden professional victory in France last week as he looks to keep his DP World Tour hopes on track at the Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge. Kennedy came agonisingly close to earning a maiden HotelPlanner Tour title in the Blot Play9 last week, eventually missing out in a play-off in Brittany.
Jordan Boles leads Boyd Quaich

3 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Maynooth University student Jordan Boles leads the 2025 Men’s Boyd Quaich after the opening round at the Old Course, St Andrews. Boles carded a three-under-par round of 69 to lead by one from fellow Maynooth University pair Aodhagan Brady and Thomas Abom while Spaniard Jose Manuel Fernandez Lopez, America’s Freddie Tucker and Welshman Benjamin Brew are also in a share of second place on two-under.
Max Kennedy into DP World Tour card places

4 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Max Kennedy can patch up the wounds of his near miss on the HotelPlanner Tour at the weekend knowing that he has taken a huge step towards his season-long goal of earning a full DP World Tour card for next year. Despite being beaten in a playoff by James Morrison at the Blot Play9 in France, Kennedy has risen 52 places on the latest Road to Mallorca Rankings and is now 20th in the season long race with the top-20 receiving DP World Tour cards after November’s Rolex Grand Final.
French teenager Louise Landgraf wins Irish Women's Amateur

4 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

16-year-old French star Louise Landgraf became the second youngest winner of the Flogas Irish Women’s Amateur Championship as she showed a maturity beyond her years coming down the stretch to close out a four-shot win at Headfort Golf Club.
Gardner trails French star Landgraf by five in Headfort

5 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Rebekah Gardner is pleased to still be in the mix heading into the final round of the Flogas Irish Women’s Amateur Open Championship as she looks to hunt down Louise Landgraf on Monday. Gardner birdied 15 and 16 to card a one-under 71 and move into fifth place on level-par, six shots behind Landgraf who defied torrential rain showers with a second successive round of 69.
Playoff heartbreak for Kennedy in France

5 days ago | irishgolfer.ie | Rónán MacNamara

Max Kennedy became the latest Irish nearly man of the weekend when he snatched defeat from the jaws of victory at the Blot Play 9 in France. Kennedy was beaten in a playoff by 40-year-old veteran James Morrison after he bogeyed the first extra hole at Golf Bluegreen de Pléneuf Val André. But that isn’t where the Royal Dublin star lost out on his maiden tour victory on the HotelPlanner Tour.