Philip Reid

Philip Reid

Golf Correspondent

Philip Reid is Golf Correspondent of The Irish Times.

Rory McIlroy looking forward to hitting the links ahead of Open challenge at Royal Birkdale

Scheffler’s Grand Slam ambitions on hold for now as he rues slow starts in this year’s Majors

Wyndham Clark fights off all comers including hostile New York crowd to win second US Open

32-year-old American completes one-stroke win over compatriot Sam Burns at Shinnecock Hills

US Open: Rory McIlroy throws caution to the wind but finds little reward in final round

Northern Irishman finishes with a round of 73 for an overall six-over 286

Wyndham Clark closes in on second US Open title after opening up six-stroke lead at Shinnecock Hills

Scottie Scheffler will play in final group as he chases down career Grand Slam as Rory McIlroy falls 10 shots off lead after 73

Rory McIlroy will have to do it the hard way for US Open glory after chaotic second round back nine

Wyndham Clark leads by four shots from Matt Fitzpatrick, Xander Schauffele and Sam Stevens at Shinnecock Hills

‘It’s tough, but golf is just not agreeing with me at the moment’ – Shane Lowry misses US Open cut

Long Island memories from glorious Ryder Cup seem a long time ago for out of form Irish star

Rory McIlroy not blown off course as wind plays havoc in opening round of US Open

Scottie Scheffler, the world number one and a US Open win away from completing career Grand Slam, struggled with some facets of his game

Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy pursue different milestones at US Open

McIlroy, Lowry and a punishing Long Island layout lie in wait as the American chases golfing immortality

Shane Lowry waiting for missing piece to fall into place as US Open challenge begins

Offaly golfer believes strong all-round game can yet deliver reward at Shinnecock Hills

‘You need to have your wits about you’: Older, wiser Rory McIlroy ready for US Open

Field set for a tough test but McIlroy believes patient approach can yield dividends

Adam Scott to make 100th consecutive Major appearance at Shinnecock Hills

Australian joins Jack Nicklaus in passing century milestone with latest US Open outing

US Open: Five golfers that can come out on top at Shinnecock Hills

After hitting a sticky spell, 50-1 shot Shane Lowry is returning to form and could mount a challenge

Brutal rough, lightning-fast greens and rowdy New Yorkers - US Open will be a stern test

Shinnecock Hills course will be toughest of the year, but real examination comes from the galleries

Irish Open organisers plan ‘for all scenarios’ as Donald Trump ponders Doonbeg visit

Contingency measures in place for potential attendance of US president

Rory McIlroy puts focus on driver issues ahead of US Open bid

Darren Clarke still a team player with latest triumph

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