Grady sees seething Scott rebounding
Wayne Grady yesterday warned it would be folly to write off Adam Scott for this week’s Australian Open.
Australian Open Tennis
A year of living on the edge
Marc Leishman tees it up at at the Australian Open having endured a year of near tragedy and near triumph.
Young gun wants Spieth time
Cameron Smith already shares a sponsor with Jordan Spieth. Next year, he competes alongside him on the US PGA Tour.
Spieth bunkers down for Open
Jordan Spieth is back where it all began.
Peter’s historic senior moment
Peter Senior has become the oldest winner in the history of the Australian Masters.
Majors beat medals for Scott
Adam Scott wants to cement his status as one of the greatest players of his era by winning all the majors.
Mates rate the centenary Open
European stars Lee Westwood and Darren Clarke are heading Down Under to play in the Australian Open.
Wallabies face defining moment
It’s a moment etched in time, the pushover try against Wales at Cardiff Arms Park in the 1984 Grand slam tour.
Putting it all on the line
Serena Williams sets out on the journey to become the first tennis player, to complete the calendar grand slam for 27 years.
Spieth confirms his Australian defence
Jordan Spieth has confirmed he will return to defend his Australian Open title in November.
Garbine relishes final with Serena
Garbine Muguruza — rather than fear or dread facing Serena Williams on Centre Court — actually appears to be relishing the idea.
Spieth eyeing slam
Texan Jordan Spieth heads to St Andrews next month in search of golf’s grand slam after winning the US Open.
Serena five wins from record
Serena Williams is just five grand slam titles away from becoming the most successful female singles player in history.
Ricciardo may be the finest F1 driver
WITH no uniform technology, there is no real way of determining who is the best driver, just who has the fastest car.
Ilhee wants to be the Lee to watch
THIS is perfect. Warm but not hot to touch. The wind blowing sweet nothings.
Andy accepts Kyrgios is ‘dangerous’
ANDY Murray would never wear a jewel-encrusted earring or shave lines in his eyebrows and hair.
The $310m court battle
WHEN Maria Sharapova and Eugenie Bouchard meet in their Australian Open quarter-final clash, there may be more than a tennis match at stake.
Ten Questions: John McEnroe
TENNIS legend John McEnroe is in Melbourne commentating on the Australian Open for ESPN. He talks about sledging and passion.
It’s game on for Oz tennis
IS Australian tennis at last developing some depth or will the Open once again reveal a lack of talent coming through?
Why Federer is still in contention
The Swiss ace turns 34 this year, but the quality and consistency of his tennis is still remarkable.
Concert hall moves to centre court
THE Australian Open will not be the only game in town when hordes of visitors begin their tennis pilgrimage to Melbourne next week.
Stars line up for women’s Open
FIVE-time champion Karrie Webb will face arguably the strongest field of the summer when she defends her Australian Open crown.
Open stays on familiar ground
AMERICAN Jordan Spieth will have an opportunity to defend his Australian Open title on the same course he won the tournament.
Australian Open gave Spieth momentum
TIGER Woods’ tournament produced a Tiger Woods-like performance. Only it didn’t come from the 14-time major winner.
Day’s unfinished business on home soil
JASON Day watched the final day of the Australian Open through gritted teeth. He was happy for Jordan Spieth but he was filthy it wasn’t him.
Fowler eyeing Australian Open
GOLF Australian officials want Rickie Fowler to play the Australian Open.
Spieth driven by Norman’s wise words
JORDAN Spieth spent one night savouring his Australian Open title with his family and then jumped on another plane for another tournament.
Day’s switch to Tiger no snub for Open
GOLF Australia says it has no hard feelings towards Jason Day as he prepares to make his comeback at Tiger Woods’ tournament.
A storm lashes the golf course
AS Jordan Spieth teed up on the eighth hole yesterday he had collected four birdies and given nothing back.
Pampling back in the swing
ROD Pampling was on the road to nowhere until he happened to watch some eight-year-old video of his swing.
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