Shock Open lead after $7k year
It wasn’t the bunkers filled with water that held back a major champion as a coaching change prompted a surge from a Victorian gun at the Australian Open.
It wasn’t the bunkers filled with water that held back a major champion as a coaching change prompted a surge from a Victorian gun at the Australian Open.
Debate over course conditions continued to rage as the Australian Open began with bunkers full of water a feature of the opening round.
Bryson DeChambeau’s round with president elect Donald Trump sent the online world into raptures, but the two-time US Open champion has now gone one next level.
Cam Smith was furious with how soft the courses were at the Australian Open, but it paved the way for an opening day birdie blitz in Melbourne.
There was a sense of tall poppy syndrome from some when Devon Smith turned to pro golf. But he is exceeding expectations. The former AFL tough nut opens up on his new venture.
Making the Australian Olympic team for Paris has put the superstar Lee siblings on a special list, but something even more special could happen down the track.
Golf: Sergio Garcia lost his temper after copping a time violation as he failed to qualify for the upcoming British Open.
His mum is at Wimbledon commentating on tennis and now Elvis Smylie will be making his own major appearance in England.
Elvis Smylie, one of Australia’s most promising golfers, needed a top-four finish a qualifying event to secure a place at Royal Troon for The Open Championship. The son of tennis great Liz Smylie duly obliged.
Golf: Australia’s Cameron Davis opens up after winning the Rocket Mortgage Classic, thanking his new therapy regime for his turnaround in form….
Australia’s Cameron Davis has won a PGA Tour thriller and was brought to tears after his rival’s brutal choke job.
After a run of poor results, former Australian Open winner Cam Davis went on a different path to find his best and it paid off big time in Detroit with a $2.5 million collect.
Of all the topics and trash talk expected in the first Presidential debate, this was a moment no one had on their bingo card.
Scottie Scheffler’s latest golf win was interrupted on the final hole, with police having to shut down protestors vandalising the 18th green.
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