Niall Horan discusses golf plans around Dinner Party world tour
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 5:46 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Niall Horan, who recently played in the AIG Women's Open pro-am at Royal Lytham & St Annes, is looking to balance his music career with his passion for golf. Despite a busy start to 2026, he aims to find time on the course during his upcoming Dinner Party world tour, which begins September 22 in Birmingham. Horan's handicap has increased due to limited play this year, down to 10 from a previous eight. He expressed excitement for playing iconic courses during the tour and hopes to return to competitive form.
- •Horan's handicap dropped to 10 after limited golf play this year.
- •He participated in the AIG Women's Open pro-am alongside notable players.
- •Dinner Party world tour begins in Birmingham on September 22, covering UK and Europe.
- •Horan plans to fit golf into his touring schedule as much as possible.
- •He expressed enthusiasm for playing famous courses in Australia and beyond.
"Niall Horan’s handicap has taken a hit after a busy start to 2026, but the global superstar hopes his upcoming world tour will give him more time back on the golf course.
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