Born in the USA, raised in Africa, and now Australia’s latest PGA Tour player, ADAM PENGILLY charts Danny List’s rise from the Ghanaian capital of Accra to our next golf superstar. And he’s already caught the attention of Tiger Woods.
After declaring at one stage he hated LIV for poaching stars on life-changing deals, Rory McIlroy has done a 180 as golf’s war nears a happy ending.
After his chase for a hole-in-one hit over his house went viral, LIV star Bryson DeChambeau has hinted at something even bigger to come.
Some of the world’s highest-paid athletes – estimated to be worth over a billion dollars combined – descended on SkyCity Adelaide for LIV Golf’s exclusive welcome party.
Meet Ryggs Johnston, the next best thing to come from Montana since Yellowstone. It’s a name that spurs the imagination, but it’s his form on-course at the Australian Open which turned heads.
After a frustrating third round Lucas Herbert leads the Australian Open going in to the final day and has one really patriotic reason he wants to win.
There’s seven Australian flags in the top 10 going in to the final round of the Australian Open but they’ll have to stop a golfing marvel to end a winless decade for locals.
After making it his main target of a five week campaign the Australian Open title won’t be Cam Smith’s in 2024 after an almighty implosion,
Fears of players being sent off the course during the third round of the Australian Open cause a dramatic shift from normal proceedings.
Bryson DeChambeau’s round with president elect Donald Trump sent golf into raptures, but the two-time US Open champion has gone one better.
What’s happening off the course at the Australian Open is as fascinating as what’s happening on it, and with the national tournament at a crossroads, the players are calling for change.
With several big names battling an emerging star surged on day two at the Australian Open in Melbourne.
After so much talk about the Australian open courses being soft a rising wind and hard greens is enough to scare even the leader who is in front by four shots after two rounds.
Cam Smith was put on the clock for slow play for the second time in two events while playing with the same person and says it impacted his Australian open campaign.
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