11 LIV Golf players lodge anti-trust lawsuit against PGA Tour.
Having retrieved his clubs following an airline mix-up, Shane Lowry will be among the later starters for the opening round of the Wyndham Championship on the PGA Tour in North Carolina.
The former Open Champion tees off at 6pm, Irish time.
Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow are in the field for the Women's Open Championship, which tees off at Muirfield in Scotland today.
Maguire begins her challenge just before 12.30pm, with Meadow out at around ten to two.
There are four Irish players competing in the DP World Tour's Cazoo Open in Wales - Niall Kearney, Paul Dunne, Jonathan Caldwell and Cormac Sharvin.
Meanwhile, there has been criticism of the decision of 11 LIV golfers to file an anti trust lawsuit against the PGA Tour to have their suspensions revoked.
The group includes Phil Mickelson and Ian Poulter, who want to line up in PGA Tour events.
PGA Tour pro Will Zalatoris says the LIV golfers who want back in are looking for the best both worlds:
Laois SHC: 28th Title The Ambition For Camross
Milltown Looking To Deny St Loman's, Mullingar LGFA Title
Offaly SHC: A Repeat Of 2022 The Dream For Shinrone
Historic Double The Dream For Athlone Town
Shane Lowry Records Second Round 69 At Indian Open
Westmeath SHC: Castletown Geoghegan Determined To Win Back To Back Titles
Shane Lowry Sets Early Pace At World India Championship
Alex Dunne Not Giving Anything Away Regarding Future
We Hope This Can Be Our Year - Shauna Brennan
KK Aiming For "Unbelievable" Three In A Row
Athlone Town Host Longford Town In Final League Game Of The Season.
Offaly’s Alex Dunne Making Waves In Formula Two And Beyond
Offaly Boxing Club Recognised For Inspiring Community Impact
Five Laois Players Named In Joe McDonagh Team Of The Year
Laois SHC: Clough Ballacolla On The Verge Of Two In A Row
Westmeath SHC: Lough Lene Gaels Aiming To One Better In 2025
CCFL: Coolraine And Monksland United Secure Big Wins
Westmeath SFC: The Down's March On To Decider
Shane Ryan To Feature In Enhanced Games Next May
Laois SFC: Courtwood To Get Second Chance At Winning Maiden Title