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Donald Trump used Shane Lowry’s Irish Open victory to announce the removal of U.S. tariffs on Irish whiskey, giving Ireland’s whiskey industry a major boost.

Shane Lowry ended a four-year wait with a record Irish Open victory, creating an emotional homecoming filled with records, family moments and a historic performance.

Rick Shiels’ LIV Golf partnership has taken an unexpected turn, with his company listed as a $1.4 million creditor after the league filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Shane Lowry leads the Amgen Irish Open by four shots and could win $1.02 million, while valuable Race to Dubai points and ranking points are also available.

Tom Hobbs has denied claims that LIV Golf paid him for favorable coverage, but his response has reopened a long-running dispute with No Laying Up.

Rory McIlroy called Donald Trump’s Air Force One flyover “pretty cool” during the Irish Open, but his focus quickly returned to avoiding more double bogeys.

Charlie Woods’ frustrated reaction to a missed putt has drawn criticism, but his recent results show a young golfer making steady progress while learning to handle golf’s pressure.

Charley Hull’s honest admission that she is “not a team player” has resurfaced during a difficult Solheim Cup, where the European star has earned only half a point so far.

Angel Yin fought back from three down with Yealimi Noh at the 2026 Solheim Cup, then broke down in tears after her emotional return following a two-month illness absence.

The Solheim Cup’s loud music at Bernardus Golf has divided fans, with Gabby Herzig and others questioning whether the party atmosphere distracts players.

Allisen Corpuz joked about playing alongside Nelly Korda after their record fifth straight Solheim Cup foursomes win over Europe.

Rory McIlroy has opened up about a “bad habit” in his golf swing after a poor FedExCup start, while Gary Player has questioned his changing approach.

Jon Rahm sent Charley Hull and Team Europe a direct message before the Solheim Cup, asking them to defend Europe’s colours and honor past stars.

Tisha Alyn has recalled her unexpected 2019 meeting with Phil Mickelson at The Open, offering a warm look at the golfer before LIV Golf changed his public image.

LIV Golf’s Chapter 11 filing reveals billions in past funding, millions owed to stars, and a plan for LIV 2.0 that could reshape players, ownership, contracts and pro golf’s future.

Jon Rahm has opened up about his LIV Golf future ahead of the Irish Open, saying he is willing to honor his contract while waiting for clarity.

Ryan Fox birdied the 16th to tie Cameron Young for the lead, and then made birdie on the toughest hole to become the third Kiwi to win a major.

He beat Tiger Woods at Augusta without hitting a single par-5 green in regulation. Eight years later he won at St Andrews. Zach Johnson's net worth sits at $35 million in 2026, built quietly across nearly three decades of professional golf.