Aug 10, 2026 · 1 hr 38 min · 15 segments
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of A Touch of Class, Will Griffith sits down with one of the most resilient and exciting talents in Irish golf…
Sara ByrneGuest
Will GriffithHostTouch of
Get up.
Well, that is pure magic.

No scripts, just good stories, good people and the odd detour that usually ends up better than the plan.

I'm Will Griffith and around here we like to get a little bit lost because you never know what you're going to find.

Today, I'm joined by a player whose journey through Irish golf has been nothing short of remarkable.


She has represented Ireland at both girls' and women's level, winning the Women's Home Internationals three times.

and her college career at the University of Miami was stellar, including two wins on US soil and a reputation as one of the hurricane's most reliable performers.

In 2024, she signed off her amateur career in the best way possible, helping GB&I win the Curtis Cup before turning professional.

And just recently, she reminded everyone exactly who she is, finishing solo second in France, returning from a very serious injury with the kind of resilience that tells you there's absolutely nothing stopping her now.
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Touch of
Get up.
Well, that is pure magic.

No scripts, just good stories, good people and the odd detour that usually ends up better than the plan.

I'm Will Griffith and around here we like to get a little bit lost because you never know what you're going to find.

Today, I'm joined by a player whose journey through Irish golf has been nothing short of remarkable.


She has represented Ireland at both girls' and women's level, winning the Women's Home Internationals three times.

and her college career at the University of Miami was stellar, including two wins on US soil and a reputation as one of the hurricane's most reliable performers.

In 2024, she signed off her amateur career in the best way possible, helping GB&I win the Curtis Cup before turning professional.

And just recently, she reminded everyone exactly who she is, finishing solo second in France, returning from a very serious injury with the kind of resilience that tells you there's absolutely nothing stopping her now.