Philip Reid

Philip Reid

Golf Correspondent

Philip Reid is Golf Correspondent of The Irish Times.

Rory McIlroy throws himself into contention ahead of Sunday shootout at Aronimink

Alex Smalley leads by two after 54 holes, but there are 22 players within four strokes of the lead

PGA Championship: Pádraig Harrington shows some old Major flair to move up leaderboard

Third round of 67 moved the 54-year-old back to level par for the tournament at Aronimink Golf Club

Rory McIlroy works his way back into contention at US PGA

Bogey-free second round sees him move to within five strokes of leaders Maverick McNealy and Alex Smalley

Shane Lowry makes PGA cut despite tough day: ‘I felt like every pin was on the bonnet of a car’

Three-putt bogey on the 10th set the tone for Offalyman’s second round

Shane Lowry’s patience pays off as he moves into contention at PGA Championship

Scottie Scheffler is tied for the lead at Aronimink on a day where Rory McIlroy struggled

Rory McIlroy struggles as Jon Rahm lights up US PGA Championship opener

McIlroy labours to 74 as playing partners Jordan Spieth and Rahm steal early momentum

Bryson DeChambeau may play in Irish Open at Trump Doonbeg in September

Speculation that Donald Trump may also tee it up at tournament, taking part in the Pro-Am

Pádraig Harrington aiming to summon his A-game for unlikely tilt at PGA Championship

Veteran Irishman received a welcome fit for a returning champion after arriving at Aronimink Golf Club

Rory McIlroy’s toe is ‘fine’ as he seeks to further bolster his legacy at PGA Championship

Scottie Scheffler is the favourite for Aronimink, but three second places have shown there is a way to beat him

US Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk to attend Limerick hurling game as guest of JP McManus

American will visit Adare Manor ahead of Ryder Cup match in 2027

Jon Rahm determined to complete Spanish Slam by winning the PGA Championship

US PGA Digest: Collin Morikawa is still not 100 per cent fit

Rory McIlroy curtails practice round after three holes due to minor toe injury

Masters champion looking at ease in his own skin as he eyes up third Wanamaker trophy at Aronimink

‘Good things are coming’: Shane Lowry looks to PGA Championship after Masters disaster

Lessons learned as golfer works to rediscover form at Aronimink after Augusta freefall

A toe injury and ‘a left miss’: where Rory McIlroy stands ahead of PGA Championship

Masters champion insists toe injury is minor as he returns to Florida before season’s second Major

Five to watch at this week’s US PGA Championship, including an Irish star in the mix at Aronimink

Shane Lowry a perfect fit for course, as Cameron Young looks for Major breakthrough

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