Tyros line up to oust the king
Jason Day knew Australia’s young guns were coming for him, he just didn’t expect them to get there so soon.
Jason Day knew Australia’s young guns were coming for him, he just didn’t expect them to get there so soon.
Respected elder Jason Day failed rather miserably to hold off the fearless and youthful marauders.
Almost. That was Jordan Spieth’s description of his title defence at The Australian Golf Club
As big guns Jason Day and Jordan Spieth looked on, 22-year-old Cameron Davis lifted the Stonehaven Cup.
For a moment, a dreadful moment, it looked like Jordan Spieth would not make the cut.
There are many ways to miss a mid-range birdie putt and Jordan Spieth found most of them.
Lucas Herbert is getting his head around that every shot as a professional player has a dollar value on it.
Cameron Davis is playing the hare to the hounds of Jason Day and Jordan Spieth at the Australian Open.
As a child, Anthony Quayle found it difficult to envisage places like The Australian Golf Club.
Jordan Spieth’s ball was disappearing on the breeze. He stomped his foot. So many mistakes, he said. So many.
The opening day of a good golf tournament is a little bit like a Christmas present.
Cameron Davis turned professional barely 12 months ago but he found himself at the top of the Australian Open leaderboard today.
Jordan Spieth and Cameron Smith have played just one hole together in their lives and that didn’t turn out well for Smith.
You can’t help coming to the conclusion that Australian golf simply doesn’t have the money to fix any of its problems.
Golf Australia chief Steve Pitt hopes Adam Scott will be back for next year’s Australian Open and maybe even Tiger Woods.
‘I nearly won the Australian Open playing shit,’ is Geoff Ogilvy’s succinct summary of what happened at last year’s tournament.
Jason Day’s ranking may have slumped, but his attitude hasn’t.
Cameron Smith may be Australia’s best male golfer under 30 but he has always had an aversion to the spotlight.
Amateurs have dominated the final qualifying tournament for this week’s Australian Open.
Jason Day has an old school friend on the bag as he looks to return to winning ways at the Australian Open.
A shot clock and a reduction in the number of seeds from 32 to 16 are among reforms to be discussed by the grand slam events.
Fresh off a standout season in the US, Cameron Smith will round off his year by playing the Australian Open and PGA.
Jason Day hopes he can bottle a similar magic to American superstar Jordan Spieth.
Five-time major champ Maria Sharapova will play her first Grand Slam event since serving a 15-month doping suspension.
As Jordan Spieth aims to become the youngest player to nail the grand slam, he reveals how a late-round choke changed him.
Gary Player says Jordan Spieth has “a noticeable fault” in his swing which makes you wonder just how good he could be.
Jordan Spieth says he was very excited about returning to Sydney to defend his Australian Open title.
Who would bet against Rafael Nadal hunting down Roger Federer’s grand slam record?
Andy Murray rejected Margaret Court’s gay marriage views, but says any player action must take place before Australian Open.
Sam Stosur says stars may boycott the arena over same-sex marriage row as Margaret Court hits back at ‘disgusting’ treatment.
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