Law’s joking plan, living down to every Scottish stereotype, was to “sink around 12-15 pints”, while Boutier predictably went with “champagne, French of course”.
On five occasions at the US PGA Tour’s Pebble Beach Pro Am, Australia’s Jason Day has been partnered by amateur Jim Lentz – the CEO of Toyota North America. Lentz is also a handy golfer, playing off a three handicap. Australian Golf Digest’s PGA Tour editor, Evin Priest, caught up with Lentz after he and Read more…
Spieth revealed his mangled mitts at the Pebble Beach Pro Am, showing everyone that the life of a tour pro is not all glitz, glamour, and expensive Swiss moisturisers.
By STEPHEN HENNESSEY Cypress Point is one of the most unlikely invitations in golf. Even for the well-heeled and well-connected, you must be sponsored by a member to play this Alister MacKenzie and Robert Hunter masterpiece along the jagged coastline of Monterey Peninsula, which is ranked No.3 on Golf Digest’s latest ranking of America’s 100 Greatest. Read more…
By CHRISTOPHER POWERS There’s only one, very simple swing thought you need when standing on the tee at Pebble Beach’s iconic par-5 18th: don’t go left. Put your ball in the Pacific Ocean and par is best-case scenario, depending on where it last crossed land. As we saw with the long-hitting Rory McIlroy a year Read more…
The Dunes Golf Links is a slice of golf heaven on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula and is an important contribution to the Australian golf scene in numerous ways.
The question over whether you should putt with the flagstick in has sparked plenty of debate. The one thing missing until now has been any real science.
The ISPS Handa Vic Open enters a new era from Thursday and Geoff Ogilvy, one of the most thoughtful people in the game, says the tournament is set to capture the imagination of the world.
Day heads a contingent of eight Australians playing the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at the famed Monterey Peninsula that in June will also host the US Open.
Australian Golf Digest
