Gary Hurley

Pepperell leads in Mauritius as Irish pair struggle

On-song Smylie takes early lead in Brisbane

Australia's Elvis Smylie holed out from a bunker on his final hole to claim a narrow lead after the first round of the BMW Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane.

Purcell makes fast start in Challenge Tour Grand Final

Conor Purcell shot a bogey free opening round 67 to claim a share of eighth place on five-under par at the Challenge Tour Grand Final in Mallorca.

Moolman takes one-shot lead at Czech Masters

Pieter Moolman ended with six consecutive birdies to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the D+D REAL Czech Masters, with a six-way tie for second spot.

Forsstrom leads as Murphy makes strong start

England's James Morrison lies a shot off the lead after the opening day of the Soudal Open after enjoying a welcome return to form in Antwerp while there was a mixed day for Irish duo John Murphy and Gavin Hurley.

Hurley & McKibbin with work to do in Korea Championship

Both Gary Hurley and Tom McKibbin are a dozen shots off the lead after the opening round of Korea Championship after carding rounds of 75 respectively.

Hurley makes strong start in Japan

Gary Hurley is the best of the Irish after the opening round at the ISPS Handa - Championship in Japan, with the Waterford native four shots off the lead jointly held by England's Andy Sullivan and Yeong-Su Kim of South Korea.

McKibbin best of the Irish after solid Kenya Open start

Tom McKibbin was best of the Irish after the opening round at the Kenya Open, with a 69 leaving him five shots off the lead shared by Dylan Mostert and John Catlin.

Marcel Siem claims victory at the Hero Indian Open

Marcel Siem ended his long wait for a fifth DP World Tour victory as he won the Hero Indian Open by a single shot.

Olesen leads Thailand Classic as Hurley's fortunes fade

Thorbjorn Olesen is firmly in contention to claim his seventh DP World Tour title after carding eight birdies and no bogeys on Saturday to take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Thailand Classic, but Gary Hurley's challenge petered out at Amata Spring Country Club.

Cabrera Bello overcomes wobble to take Thailand control

Spain's Rafa Cabrera Bello overcame falling foul of the iconic 17th hole at Amata Spring Country Club to claim the halfway lead in the Thailand Classic.

Harrington in pursuit as Hisatsune leads in UAE

Padraig Harrington was the best of the Irish after a three under par 69 on day one of the Ras Al Khaimah Championship in UAE this afternoon.

Valimaki soars clear after course record 62

Sami Valimaki produced a putting masterclass on his way to a course-record 10-under-par 62 and the first-round lead at the Mauritius Open.

Strydom makes big move as Irish duo post 71s

Scotland's Scott Jamieson ties the lead with South African Ockie Strydom, while Irish duo Gary Hurley and Tom McKibbin carded a pair of 71s in the third round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek.

Hurley and Murphy secure DP World Tour cards

Gary Hurley and John Murphy will both play on the DP World Tour next year, having both successfully come through the Qualifying School Final Stage in Spain.

Hurley well placed heading into Q-school finale

Waterford golfer Gary Hurley remains well placed heading into the final round of DP World Tour Q-school at the Lakes Course in Tarragona in Spain, his penultimate round of 70, leaving him, crucially, inside the top-25.