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It was a case of Shane Lowry first and daylight a distant second as the Irishman celebrated his 444th pro event with a second Amgen Irish Open success and just over 17-years since capturing his ‘home’ open and a last event as an amateur. Lowry had delighted all of Ireland capturing the 2009 Irish Open as an amatuer but only after a tense play-off but in stark contrast he’s brushed all and sundry aside in claimnig second Amgen Irish Open success’ It is also a first taste of ...

It is a first in the history of golf with Europe now in possession of the Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup’s while a fortnight ago GB & I regained the Walker Cup to also deny the USA three of the prime team trophies in golf. The Ryder Cup was first staged in 1927, the Solheim Cup in 1990 whereas it was in 1922 that saw the first staging of Walker Cup. So, in the short 36-years all three trophies have been held the trio are not to be found in the US hands. While golf fans particularly in the UK ...

It is 17 years and some three months since a truly over-joyed then amateur Shane Lowry captured the 2009 Irish Open. Lowry immediately turned professional a day later – 18th May, 2009 – after denying Englishman Robert Rock in a play-off at County Louth. The proud Irishman has since contested 444 events as a pro including this week’s Amegan Irish Open and now with a round to play at Trump Doonbeg and the 39-year-old Lowry heads to the final day leading by an impressive four shots ...

Not for a first occasion this year USA President Donald Trump has disrupted play in a professional men’s golf tournament. The latest was earlier this afternoon when two US Marines helicopters flew right over the Amgen Irish Open host course at Trump Doonbeg that Trump has owned for some 12-years. Play was halted while fans looked on in amazement at the sight of two giant military helicopters coming into land at a DP World Tour event. Though as the image in our X messasge shows former champ ...

USA @SolheimCupUSA DELIVER LAST HOLE BLOW …. As Jennifer Kupcho (image ), competing in the last match in the Fourballs on day two, holes 18th hole monster birdie putt to see the 2026 @TheSolheimCup all tied at 8 points apiece SKY ✅ @TOURMISS pic.twitter.com/pDNsjpyLsN — Fatiha (@TOURMISS) September 12, 2026  

Ireland’s Leona Maguire and German partner Esther Henseleit’s late rally in their Foursomes match has seen Europe surge two points clear at 7 to 5 over the American rivals after the morning session on day two of the Solheim Cup. After having both Friday sessions to end the day four points apiece, there was once again little between the sides on day three at the  host Bernadus Golf Course in the Netherlands. And didn’t the huge crowd appreciate it. MAGUIRE ANSWERS THE CHALLENGE ...

BRING IT ON …. Team Europe @SolheimCupEuro go 2⃣UP after winning three of the four Saturday Foursomes Europe – 7⃣ USA – 5⃣ ✳️USAs top twosome Nellie Korda & Allisen Copez humbled 3⃣ & 2⃣ ✳️ Ireland’s @leona_maguire teams with German Esther Henseleit to birdie… pic.twitter.com/I2bK0ZF89g — Fatiha (@TOURMISS) September 12, 2026