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Tiger Woods’ son Charlie hits first hole-in-one in front of dad

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.

  • by Doug Ferguson

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Golf Australia ponders future of joint tournament as Johnston and Shin take Open titles

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.

  • by Peter Ryan
Cam Smith was the NSW Open’s star attraction. His LIV Golf teammate stole the show

Cam Smith was the NSW Open’s star attraction. His LIV Golf teammate stole the show

Smith, the 2022 British Open champion, led through the first three rounds – but a three-over 74 on Sunday allowed Lucas Herbert to lift the Kel Nagle Cup.

  • by Darren Walton
He’s an amateur working in a Pymble pro shop. On Thursday, he tees off with Cameron Smith

He’s an amateur working in a Pymble pro shop. On Thursday, he tees off with Cameron Smith

Declan O’Donovan only took up golf properly six years ago. Now the 21-year-old from Roseville is preparing to play alongside his hero in the NSW Open.

  • by Jonathan Drennan
‘Unbearable pain’: Prodigy opens up after nearly losing eye in freak golf accident

‘Unbearable pain’: Prodigy opens up after nearly losing eye in freak golf accident

Rising Australian golf star Jeff Guan has spoken about the moment he was struck in the eye during a pro-am, and vowed to return to the game.

  • by Iain Payten
‘It’s devastating’: Golfing prodigy awaits further eye surgery after freak accident

‘It’s devastating’: Golfing prodigy awaits further eye surgery after freak accident

The young Australian, who some consider is the country’s best prospect since Cameron Smith, is fighting to save his career after being hit in the face by a ball.

  • by Adam Pengilly
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Australian golfing prodigy suffers career-threatening injury in freak accident

Australian golfing prodigy suffers career-threatening injury in freak accident

Jeff Guan, considered one of the country’s most exciting young golfers, made his PGA Tour debut last week. But back in Australia he was badly hurt in a horror incident on course.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Does anybody beat Adam Scott 10 times in a row at the Presidents Cup?

Does anybody beat Adam Scott 10 times in a row at the Presidents Cup?

The non-European answer to the Ryder Cup has been an American whitewash despite all of Adam Scott’s efforts. Is he down to his last chance?

  • by Adam Pengilly
From LIV Golf’s million-dollar paydays to the Murray River: Cameron Smith’s big call
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From LIV Golf’s million-dollar paydays to the Murray River: Cameron Smith’s big call

Australia’s most recent major champion is used to playing in some of the world’s biggest cities. But he’ll trade that for an event on the NSW-Victoria border this year.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Olympic golf began as a doubtful proposition. It’s in no danger of missing the cut

Olympic golf began as a doubtful proposition. It’s in no danger of missing the cut

Picture-perfect conditions and a large crowd made the first day of the women’s golf a triumph, but the Australians had mixed fortunes.

  • by Greg Baum
Paris Olympics 2024 day 9 as it happened: Opals into quarter-finals; Lyles wins thrilling 100m gold; Olyslagers, Patterson on high jump podium; Djokovic completes golden slam

Paris Olympics 2024 day 9 as it happened: Opals into quarter-finals; Lyles wins thrilling 100m gold; Olyslagers, Patterson on high jump podium; Djokovic completes golden slam

Australia have advanced to the last eight of the women’s basketball after a stirring win over the host nation American. Follow all the action from Paris as it happens.

  • by Claire Siracusa, Marnie Vinall, Roy Ward, Billie Eder, Dan Walsh and James Polson

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