World golf
What we know so far about Happy Gilmore 2
Seeing Adam Sandler at the Oscars has us all wondering – when is the sequel to the beloved 1996 film coming out, and who is coming back?
- Nell Geraets
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A bikie sent a letter from jail to a golf coach. Now he’s headed to the British Open
Ryan Peake served five years in jail, but rebuilt his life and golf game to win Sunday’s New Zealand Open. He has qualified for The Open championship - provided he can get a visa.
- Peter Ryan
Peake’s road from jailed bikie to NZ Open champion - and $300,000
The former Rebels bikie has traded prison bars for birdies.
- John Salvado
That’s ace: Patrick Reed scores hole in one at LIV Golf’s ‘watering hole’
American golfer Patrick Reed has aced The Grange’s “watering hole” in a stunning start to LIV Golf’s Adelaide tournament.
- Steve Larkin
Tiger Woods wants to give golf the T20 treatment. Did he succeed?
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy have debuted their shorter, technology-focused version of golf, but can it become a permanent fixture on the golf calendar?
- Jonathan Drennan
$490,000 bungle: Hitting wrong ball ruins Australian golfer’s day
Cameron Davis’ week in Maui ended on a sour note following a schoolboy error in the final round.
- Paul Zalunardo
- Who is the greatest GOAT?
- Greatest of all time
Tiger came off the rails, but this is why he’s still my favourite GOAT
Who is the greatest of them all, and how do you measure greatness anyway? Iain Payten continues our series on the sporting GOATs, before we reveal our top 50.
- Iain Payten
Higher, faster, stronger ... smarter? Test your knowledge in the 2024 year in sport quiz
From the Demon, to Gout Gout, Oscar Piastri and Raygun, 2024 was a massive year in the world of sport. How closely have you been following events? Take our quiz to find out.
- Greg Dundas
Tiger Woods’ son Charlie hits first hole-in-one in front of dad
But the miracle shot wasn’t enough for Team Woods to win the family-based PNC tournament, with Bernhard Langer and his son winning in a playoff.
- Doug Ferguson
Golf Australia ponders future of joint tournament as Johnston and Shin take Open titles
The world’s 954th-ranked golfer caused a major upset at Kingston Heath, but despite his stirring win, the future of the Australian Open remains clouded.
- Peter Ryan
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