The Open organisers making 'evaluation' over 2020 event The R&A is undertaking a "comprehensive evaluation" of its plans to stage The Open Championship and AIG Women's British Open. Golf • 19 Mar 20
Lowry eyeing Race to Dubai charge to top 'decent year' Shane Lowry believes becoming European number one will be the "icing on the cake" of a season which has already produced his first major title. Golf • 05 Nov 19
After Surreal Sunday, Lowry enjoys Contented Tuesday It was a busy day for Shane Lowry yesterday, and that was before he ever left Dublin for his homecoming in Clara Golf • 24 Jul 19
Champ can't wait to show 'great' granny the Claret Jug Shane Lowry says it will be an "incredible" moment to sit down with his grandmother Emily Scanlon and show her the Claret Jug Golf • 23 Jul 19
Lowry's home turf - granny reveals early eating habit Shane Lowry's grandmother Emily Scanlon says the budding golfer was always full of life and reveals an unusual eating habit from his childhood. Golf • 22 Jul 19
Disappointed Koepka looks to address putting issues Brooks Koepka has steeled himself for a "battle" to fix the poor putting he feels cost him a fifth major title in two years. Golf • 22 Jul 19
McDowell backs Lowry to 'create his own shadows' Graeme McDowell has tipped Shane Lowry to "create his own shadows" as the County Offaly man secured his maiden major crown at The Open. Golf • 21 Jul 19
President leads tributes to 'role model' Lowry President Michael D Higgins has led the tributes to Shane Lowry after his stunning Open Championship victory at Royal Portrush. Golf • 21 Jul 19
Superb Shane Lowry crowned Open champion at Portrush A final round of 72 saw Shane Lowry seal his first major win with a commanding six-shot victory over Tommy Fleetwood at Royal Portrush. Golf • 22 Jul 19
Emotional McIlroy admits hurt after missing the cut An emotional Rory McIlroy fought back tears after narrowly missing the halfway cut in The Open Championship despite a brave fightback at Royal Portrush. Golf • 19 Jul 19
Open leader Lowry eager to savour life at the top A year after sacking his caddie following his fourth straight missed cut in The Open, Shane Lowry will take a share of the lead into ... Golf • 19 Jul 19
Holmes happy to avoid dog days in Portrush American JB Holmes left his dog at home and lost the outright lead in The Open but still hopes he will be going walkies with ... Golf • 19 Jul 19
Cork amateur Sugrue makes solid start at Portrush Amateur Championship winner James Sugrue overcame his initial nerves at The Open to card a level-par round of 71 to match playing partner, local favourite ... Golf • 18 Jul 19
'I didn't think I would feel the way I did' Darren Clarke stroked home a birdie at the fifth to lead The Open like he was knocking balls around in his back garden. And that's ... Golf • 18 Jul 19
Home for summer, McDowell goes through The Open door One swallow does not a summer make, Aristotle once pondered, yet one 40-foot par putt certainly does, for Graeme McDowell at least. Golf • 10 Jun 19
Open to return to site of McIlroy's last triumph in '22 It will be the 13th time that the famous championship has been played over the Hoylake links course and the first since Rory McIlroy's wire-to-wire ... Golf • 26 Feb 19
McIlroy eyes fast Sunday start to maintain Open push Rory McIlroy feels he is still in strong contention at the Open despite dropping two shots late in his third round. Golf • 22 Jul 18
Spieth to the fore as Woods & McIlroy lurk dangerously Jordan Spieth will take a share of the lead into the final round of the 147th Open Championship as he looks to become the first ... Golf • 21 Jul 18
Harrington dreaming of an Open hat-trick Padraig Harrington says he's feeling good on his return to Royal Birkdale - the scene of the second of his three Major championship wins. Golf • 18 Jul 17
Garcia looking for a Spanish hat-trick at the Open Masters champion Sergio Garcia is looking to complete an unprecedented Spanish golfing hat-trick at The Open and extend his country's successful summer of sport. Golf • 17 Jul 17
Dustin Johnson sets pace at the Open Dustin Johnson set the pace with a seven-under-par 65 in the first round of the Open Championship at St Andrews, while Greystones amateur Paul Dunne ... Golf • 17 Jul 15
Graeme McDowell: My form is set for upward curve Ahead of The Open Championship, Graeme McDowell has told RTÉ Sport that he feels his form is set for an upward curve due to an ... Golf • 15 Jul 15
