The Tullamore man has enjoyed a successful 2026.
A former golf coach says he was "flabbergasted" to learn that Stuart Grehan wasn't invited to compete at the Irish Open.
The Offaly man, who helped Team Great Britain & Ireland to Walker Cup success last weekend isn't involved at this week's open in Doonbeg.
Grehan has already enjoyed a successful 2026 which included capturing the Amateur Open Championship during the summer.
Donagh McArdle, a former coach for Shane Lowry, says he was shocked to hear he wasn't invited to the tournament:
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