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McIlroy reveals Europe tried VR headsets to replicate abuse and “desensitise” for Ryder Cup cauldron - News - Irish Golf Desk
Rory McIlroy closed with a spectacular 65 at the BMW PGA Championship and revealed that Europe has tried using virtual reality headsets shouting abuse to acclimatise for what awaits them at the Ryder Cup.
Power going well as Koivun and Scheffler chase down Griffin in California - News - Irish Golf Desk
Séamus Power has a chance to edge closer to securing full playing on the PGA TOUR as world number one Scottie Scheffler chases down Ryder Cup teammate Ben Griffin and his sixth win of the season in the Procore Championship in California.
The Influence of Golf in Online Casino Game Design - News - Irish Golf Desk
Golf is a sport known for its elegance , strategy, and visual beauty. With its sweeping landscapes, thoughtful pacing, and global appeal, golf has inspired everything from fashion to film—and now, even elements of online casino game design.
Matsuyama hits the front; Walsh lurking in Swiss Open; Galbraith qualifies - News - Irish Golf Desk
Hideki Matsuyama stormed into the lead on his BMW PGA Championship debut, but it was a mixed day for the Irish at Wentworth. The Japanese star made his second eagle of the day at the 18th and carded an eight-under 64 to lead by a shot from Ryder Cup stars Ludvig Aberg, Justin Rose and Viktor Hovlan
DP World Tour Q-School: Brazill joins Galbraith in position to progress - News - Irish Golf Desk
Naas’ Robert Brazill battled his way into position to make it to the Second Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School when he carded a five-under 67 in the third round of his First Stage qualifier at the Northumberland Golf Club.
"A lot of times I could have thrown the towel in but I really hung in there" - Maguire proud of Irish Open performance - News - Irish Golf Desk
Laytown and Bettystown’s Alex Maguire fist-pumped with joy and pride as 12 12-footer dropped at the last and gave him a €19,610 payday that will make all the difference as he battles to fund his quest for a tour card.
Tiernan wins but Great Britain and Ireland crash to eight-point defeat in 50th Walker Cup - News - Irish Golf Desk
County Louth’s Gavin Tiernan got the lone singles win for Great Britain and Ireland as they were crushed 8.5-1.5 in the final session of the 50th Walker Cup at Cypress Point and lost 17-9 in a fifth successive defeat.
Conroy chasing Second Stage spot at DP World Tour Qualifying School - News - Irish Golf Desk
Enniscorthy’s Paul Conroy added a one-over 71 to rounds of 70 and 69 to go into the final round just one shot outside the qualifying mark at the First Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School at Huddersfield Golf Club.
McIlroy frustrated by slow play warning and bad finish at The K Club - News - Irish Golf Desk
Rory McIlroy called on officials to have more "common sense" after his group was put on the clock and he dropped two shots in his last three holes to open with a frustrating one-under 71 in the Amgen Irish Open.