Michelle Wie

I don’t care which way you look at it. Upwards, downwards or even with a sideways glance, but this is a seismic week for Irish golf. Potentially eart(...)

Out of heartache and hearbreak there can sometimes be found a shining light and, in a lot of ways, the journey taken by Stephanie Meadow is an example(...)

It took Georgia Hall just a single shot to deliver a statement of intent at the Women’s British Open. That the course opens with a par three provides (...)

Winning is everything for Michelle Wie, and after she drained an astonishing birdie putt from off the green on the last hole of the HSBC Women’s World(...)

Remember those times when Annika Sorenstam and Michelle Wie were marketed into competing against the men in regular PGA Tour events stateside? Well, y(...)

The United States left Europe in need of a miracle comeback as they took a five-point lead going into the final day of the Solheim Cup in Des Moines. (...)

Korea’s In-Kyung Kim held off a brilliant challenge from England’s Jodi Ewart Shadoff to claim an overdue maiden Major title in the Ricoh Women’s Brit(...)

Ireland’s Leona Maguire opened her British Open account with a three under par round of 69 at Kingsbarns, to sit five shots behind the lead at the end(...)

It started out as just a bit of fun, a rule-free spot of reminiscing, a list of 50 memorable moments produced by Irish sportswomen. But then(...)

It’s best to compartmentalise Leona Maguire’s amateur golf career into manageable chunks because when viewed in its entirety it represents a hefty tom(...)