Boy Dunne Good

Paul Dunne hit the headlines in 2015 with some incredible amateur performance, including a memorable charge at The Open. Neil Tappin caught up with the Irishman after he turned professional

Dunne turned pro in late 2015

On 20 July, 2015, a 22-year-old amateur called Paul Dunne was the last player to tee off in the final round of The Open. Playing alongside the 2010 winner, Louis Oosthuizen, Dunne had become the first amateur since 1927 to lead golf's most prestigious tournament after 54 holes. Since then, he has gone on to play a pivotal role in a triumphant Walker Cup side, turn professional and earn his European Tour card by finishing tied for 13th at Q-School. As far as career trajectories go, this one is up there with the very best.

If you're looking for a rookie to make a splash this year, Dunne has the pedigree. In this interview, the Irishman tells us more about his career to date. From his time at university in the United States to his Open odyssey, what follows is a candid insight into one of the most promising talents in world golf ...

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