Sport
Golf
Greg Norman lured some of golf’s biggest stars to LIV. Now he’s been replaced
Australian great Greg Norman, so long the public face of the golf league that disrupted the game, is no longer the chief executive of LIV Golf.
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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?
- by 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.
- by Paul Zalunardo
Tiger's son gets hole in one
Charlie Woods was welcomed to the hole-in-one club by none other than his father at the 2024 PNC Championship.
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Australian Open
Australian golf’s biggest drawcard is also its most influential critic
Cameron Smith drew 20 times more spectators to his round than any other competitor every time he took to the fairways in Australia this summer. But he was also the most vocal critic. He’s left Golf Australia with plenty to consider about the sport’s future.
- by Peter Ryan
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