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Why Nick Dunlap’s feel-good story is the best argument against the planned golf-ball rollback
Whether it’s a longer or shorter ball, Nick Dunlap is a strong reason we should all play the same one.
Opinion: What We Learnt From 2023
It was something of a limbo year, as the professional game braces for more changes ahead
Editor’s Letter: The Good, Bad and Downright Confusing
As you can probably tell by the size of this magazine, there’s a little bit happening in the world of golf right now. Some of it is really positive, like the international field assembled for this year’s ISPS Handa Australian Open in Sydney. What started out as a bit of a question mark earlier this Read more…
Last Shot: Champions Dinner Etiquette Do’s And Don’ts
Manners are everything at Augusta National – especially at the dinner table.
Golf’s new taboo topic
Will LIV Golf be a force for good – or bad – for the sport Down Under? We surveyed a bunch of industry leaders to get their take on golf’s disruptor tour. Only some were prepared to speak.
Six Reasons To See A PGA Professional
Why you’re running out of excuses if you’ve been holding off booking a lesson
OPINION: Does the Ryder Cup matter anymore?
To say they wasted no time would be an understatement: Ryder Cup Europe executives removed Henrik Stenson as their captain for next year’s event even before he was announced as a new LIV Golf recruit.
Open Championship 2022: Greg Norman frozen out in golf’s new Cold War
Golf has never been about Us vs Them. Now it clearly is. If this move does anything, it will make public sentiment lean in LIV’s direction.
Opinion: What we learned from 2021
A compelling yet complex year in golf leaves us wondering what lies around the corner.
EDITOR’S LETTER: Forty years on Tiger’s tail… and the chase may not be over yet
Forty years on Tiger’s tail… and the chase may not be over yet
Undercover caddie: Keeping your job means keeping a lot of different people happy
When I first started caddieing, that label was reserved for players whose rounds would explode over the smallest mistake. Now, after years in this business, “land mine” means something else: anyone who could potentially blow up my career.
EDITOR’S LETTER: Reality cheque
Thinking of turning pro in 2021? If you can’t shoot 68 every round, don’t bother.
Opinion: Opportunity Lost
The tale of Lakewood Shores Golf Course is one of loss with lessons to be learned.
Playing golf during a pandemic might be safe. But is it right?
In the absence of a unified stance, like we have in Australia, sometimes it helps to call on higher powers.
