Wales Golf’s young team impressed at the Home Internationals, beating Scotland, drawing with Ireland, and pushing winners England to the final day, before finishing a close third overall.

Welsh golfer Darcey Harry is about to compete on home soil as the AIG Women’s Open comes to Wales for the first time.

Lydia Ko has amassed 23 LPGA Tour victories, including three major championships, and she is about to take on Royal Porthcawl, as Hamish Stuart reports.

Darcey Harry is the rising star of Welsh golf and already has a Ladies European Tour trophy to prove it. But now she has her sights set on the Women’s Open, as Hamish Stuart reports.

It’s the summer of women’s sport in Wales . . . in golf, football, rugby and more.

Is there a more durable golfer in Europe than Wales' own Neil Roderick? Possibly not. Thirty six years since he played against Phil Mickleson in the Walker Cup, the Swansea golfer is still winning.

Wales has another young star of European golf after Darcey Harry won her first Ladies European Tour, as Hamish Stuart reports.

Elite level women’s golf is coming to Wales this summer and Charley Hull reckons it’s a chance not to be missed.

Welsh golfer Darcey Harry starts her professional career on the Ladies European Tour this week – with the AIG Women’s Open in Wales as her number one target for the season. The event will be at her home club, Royal Porthcawl, at the end of July, and will be the biggest female sporting event ever held in Wales with the world’s top stars descending on the South Wales coast for the first men’s or women’s Major held in Wales.

Golf in Wales is to receive a £1m financial boost from the Welsh Government, to help ensure a lasting legacy from the largest female sporting event ever to be held in Wales. The investment will support the Women’s Golf Legacy Fund which aims to create long-lasting change by addressing barriers faced by women and girls in golf. The initiative will provide grants to golf clubs for projects across Wales, focusing on developing inclusive, family-friendly, and gender-equal facilities.

Wales Golf squad16-year-old Dion Regan has won the biggest title of his career at the Faldo Junior Tour European Grand Final, following in the footsteps of the likes of Rory McIlroy and Mel Reid. It was also a Wales double with Isobel Kelly winning the Under 21 Girls category, at the 28th Grand Final of the series, started by six-time Major champion Sir Nick Faldo to develop the champions of tomorrow.

The North Wales pairing of Debbie Roberts and Heather Wathan produced a remarkable performance to win the 2024 Coronation Foursomes Grand Final in St Andrews. On a cold but still day at the home of golf, the pair from Barons Hill Golf Club triumphed in the popular championship for women and girls’ golfers across Great Britain and Ireland – by scoring 50 stableford points.