The final major championship of the year promises to be a special one, as it returns to the Dunluce Links course at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland for the first time since 2019 and just the third time ever. This week’s Open feels as wide open as ever, with a number of the biggest names Read more…
The final major of the season is upon us, and whether you’re in a season-long contest or just entering an office pool, the unique setup of the Open Championship can allow you to find some diamonds in the rough. RELATED: British Open picks 2025: 3 longshot bets our expert loves The Open is a beast of Read more…
What constitutes a ‘longshot?’ Longshot and ‘sleeper’ are always tricky, especially when trying to cater to those among us who follow the professional game so closely. It’s unlikely that I can deliver on names that are foreign to you, but for the sake of this exercise, I’ll focus on golfers who are down the odds Read more…
A decade after his heartbreaking but inspiring playoff loss at the 2015 Open Championship at St Andrews, Marc Leishman says his winning form on LIV Golf has him believing he can contend and win the claret jug at Royal Portrush this week.
Lucas Herbert laughs recalling the moment he channelled his inner golfing hippie by beating balls on a beach in the Liverpool area the night before advancing through 11th-hour qualifying into the 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush.
Mouw shot the lowest score of the final round by four shots in his closing 61.
All the proof one needs for what contending at Valderrama means to Rahm can be found in his answer when asked where the adrenaline levels are compared with big moments in his career.
On one of the most demanding golf courses in Europe, Matt Jones delivered a ball-striking masterclass across three rounds at Real Club Valderrama to finish as top Australian at LIV Golf Andalucía 2025.
Cameron Smith started the second round of LIV Golf Andalucia tied for the lead but fell away from a red hot runaway Talor Gooch who grabbed the 36-hole lead with a sensational second round.
In a new series, PGA of Australia chief executive Gavin Kirkman answers our readers’ questions on golf’s most pertinent issues
Aussies Of The Month: Seniors’ Moment The Australian contingent on senior tours around the world continues to be a force. There are quite a few recognisable names – Cam Percy, Michael Wright, Steve Allan, Mark Hensby and Richard Green – performing well on the PGA Tour Champions, while Scott Hend has been excellent on the Read more…
Hitting the ball low is a skill all golfers need to excel in the wind, as a lower-flighted shot is less impacted by the wind. The issue is many players try to hit the ball low the wrong way.
Avoiding blow-up holes isn’t glamorous, but it’s how you win. Whatever your trophy is, this is how you chase it – by turning big numbers into manageable ones.
Australia’s Grace Kim says this simple shot is going to get you landing the ball softly with little runout, and it’s a whole lot easier to hit than the flop shot.
Better players seeking a blade-esque profile were left out when Callaway released its latest Apex Ai line-up. The introduction of Ai150 ticks all the boxes for golfers on the lower end of the handicap spectrum.
Aimed at the discerning better player, the Mizuno Pro S-1 is a single-piece forged muscleback blade.
Although Gotterup described his iron play as “loose” at times, he came up with a couple of beauties from long range on Sunday at the Renaissance Club.
While there is 70 paces of space between the out-of-bounds lines, the lack of a “safe side” offers no bail-out for opening tee shots.
This year’s venue is a welcome diversion from the usual march of Open courses. The other championship venues are inarguably great, but Royal Portrush is unique.
A terrific union of tropical climes and Sandbelt feel has distinguished Pelican Waters in the 25 years since the golf course first opened.