Dominant US Ryder Cup win may well signal the birth of a dynasty
The Americans simply lived up to expectations at Whistling Straits, lofty as they were
Philip Reid’s lowdown: Genesis Invitational
There are eight players from the world’s top-10 competing including Rory McIlroy
Masters Diary: Spare a thought for the injured caddie
Bryson DeChambeau strikes gold with hole in one, Viktor Hovland - remember the name
Hold that PhD – new rules aim to simplify the game of golf
From January 1st, whatever your level or where you play, there’s a revised rulebook
Friends first approach pays off for Dundalk duo Rafferty and Murphy
Cups and Shields: Nenagh preparations pay off in the Pierce Purcell Shield
Le Golf National diary: Tiger gets the cold shoulder
Irish Times golf correspondent Philip Reid keeps us up to date from the French capital
Mickelson has career Grand Slam on his mind as US Open looms
US player believes playing in FedEx St Jude Classic is ideal preparation for Shinnecock
AT&T Byron Nelson Classic moves to new venue
Course devoid of woodland but reminiscent of links terrain, although without the rough
At the Masters, low-tech data still rules in unlocking Augusta’s secrets
The compilation by hand of complex yardage books has become an industry in golf
Out of Bounds: Travelling to play still a step too far for US players
None of the big name PGA Tour players are at Portstewart, despite the impending Open
The 2017 US Masters: Five things we learned at Augusta
The first proves devillishly difficult while Shane Lowry appeared to be undercooked
Colin Byrne: Pros generally prefer a putter on the green
Robert Streb sank some fine putts with his 56-degree wedge to reach Sunday’s play-off
Shane Lowry: I probably deserved to miss cut after putter incident
Irish Open was not ideal but biggest lesson I have learned is to be more patient on course
McIlroy’s powers of persuasion help stars align for Irish Open
The event has got its groove back thanks largely to the efforts of the world’s No 1
Spieth leaves challengers in his wake at Augusta
Young American in record-breaking form as he surges clear at US Masters
Masters Diary: Arriving at Augusta, the sensation never changes
Nothing gentle about Ben’s week . . . Stadler’s zero sum game . . . JB’s two drivers . . . check that scorecard
Vinny lends a crucial helping hand at the spiritual home of Irish golf
Six hours caddying for his pall ensures a pleasant and profitable day at the famed Portmarnock course
Rory McIlroy turns to Jack Nicklaus for US Open inspiration at Pinehurst
A two-hour conversation with the Golden Bear has put the Holywood star in the right frame of mind
McDowell has major ambitions at Pinehurst
The Ulster golfer has come a long way since his debut at this year’s US Open venue in 2005
Pinehurst’s No.2 will stretch every players’ sinew and nerve
Absence of rough, unique as it is for a US Open, is unlikely to lead to lower scoring
Pinehurst No.2 goes back to the future
This week’s US Open course owes more to Donald Ross’ original creation after revamp
No rough ride for US Open at Pinehurst No.2
The course has changed dramatically since it last staged the tournament in 2005
Bubba Watson opens the door at Augusta
Watson not on song at US Masters but will take share of lead into final round
17-year-old rookie Charley Hull epitomises the European team’s spirit with her respectful ruthlessness
In sealing the decisive 14th point for the Europeans, Caroline Hedwall, a Swede who starred at Oklahoma State, became the first player in Solheim Cup history to go 5-0-0
Irish Open still has a big role to play on the European Tour
Winner Paul Casey, like the event itself, has had a bumpy road back to prominence
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