One of the most influential powerbrokers in professional golf wants to harness the popularity of players like Cameron Smith, emerging as a staunch advocate for the game in Australia as the sport’s civil war inches towards an end.
West Australian Ryan Peake has made Sandbelt Invitational history after a stunning start to the final round – despite having to ask members of the crowd for shot advice.
Finishing inside the top 50 in the world at the end of the year might not mean much to some but will secure a special bonus for one lucky Aussie.
Ben Henkel started the week wondering whether he should wear a glove for the first time in almost seven years – and the decision would land him his first win on the PGA Tour of Australasia.
Cam Smith has his say on the Broncos best golfer. Although he still doesn’t think much of them!
Golf: Rory McIlroy only had himself to blame after he was ferociously burnt by LIV star Bryson DeChambeau.
For almost seven years, Ben Henkel, who tries to make a living from golf has refused to wear a glove during play. He put that superstition aside, and now leads the Gippsland Super 6.
There aren’t a host of big names looking to secure a LIV Golf spot in 2025, but a dozen Aussies are among the hopefuls chasing their piece of the giant paydays.
Greg Norman has been the chief antagonist as boss of LIV Golf, but the Aussie legend has confirmed huge news about his role.
There are golfing dads – and then there’s Karl Vilips’ dad, Paul. Vilips’ rise to the PGA Tour has been documented by Paul from a young age – a professional golfing career carved out from inside the Big Brother house.
Anthony Quayle’s bid for one of the greatest comebacks in Australian professional golf history has fallen agonisingly short, with Cory Crawford crowned the Victorian PGA champion. Go inside Quayle’s incredible final round surge.
Despite a ‘rookie mistake’ that cost him a staggering seven shots in the opening round, Anthony Quayle is closing in on one of greatest comebacks in Australian golf history at the Victorian PGA.
Tiger Woods has opened up on why he can’t play his own event, when he’ll be back and why the PGA Tour deal with LIV Golf isn’t done.
Named after Mel Gibson’s lunatic character in the Lethal Weapon movies, Ryggs Johnston wrote his own fairytale script with a win from nowhere in the national Open.
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