Only 13 LIV golfers have made it to Augusta as the world rankings standoff takes its toll. But you only need to cast your eyes across the prizemoney tallies between the two tours to realise LIV is operating at another level.
Cameron Smith is one of the world’s leading golfers set to swing at the Masters, but you wouldn’t know it by his ranking. But, as MICHAEL WARNER reveals, a reunion between LIV and the US PGA isn’t as easy as it may seem.
A former European Ryder Cup captain has declared young-gun Min Woo Lee as a genuine chance of taking home the green jacket from this week’s Masters, saying he is the ‘most exciting young player in the game.’
Tiger Woods hasn’t carded a top 20 finish in a major since his epic Masters win five years ago, but when the banged-up 48-year-old tees it up on Thursday, the biggest galleries and TV minutes will still be reserved for him, writes MICHAEL WARNER.
An outspoken analyst has launched a fresh attack at LIV defector Jon Rahm, and Nick Faldo has served the defending Masters champ a sobering reality check.
A freak gym mishap and a bout of flu have added to a growing list of setbacks for the Australian contingent at Augusta.
Jasper Stubbs won his place in this year’s Masters field with a win in last year’s Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. This week, he’ll tee off with Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and company.
Australian basketball legend Andrew Bogut has hit out at the AFL’s drug code, while CEO Andrew Dillon had some choice words of his own for the WADA founding president.
AFL CEO Andrew Dillon has rejected claims from world anti-doping godfather Dick Pound, saying comparisons to Soviet-style testing regimes is “sensationalising” the issue.
Patrick Dangerfield says the critics of the AFL’s illicit drugs policy are dinosaurs, yet one reality seems lost on its defenders, how the policy exposes the AFL to corruption, writes Michael Warner.
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