Emerging Australian golf talent agency Searoo Sports has announced itself as a management company to watch, having secured a sponsor’s invitation for rising Japan Tour star Naoki Sekito to contest the Zozo Championship alongside a field headlined by defending champion Tiger Woods in Los Angeles this week.
Organisers have stalled a final decision in the hope of an unrestrictive trans-Tasman bubble opening up but are racing towards their self-imposed “drop dead deadline” of November 1 with little certainty in sight.
Effective immediately, based on information released by the Victorian Government, Golf Australia can advise the following for all clubs in Metropolitan Melbourne:
On the PGA Tour, where living under par is a way of life, bogeys are rare intrusions. For us mere mortals, bogeys lurk at every corner on our home courses.
It’s the news Melbourne golfers have been patiently waiting for: golf will be once again permitted under a relaxed set of coronavirus restrictions that will kick in from midnight.
Former player and current Australian broadcaster Ewan Porter spurred a fiery social-media debate (is there any other kind on Twitter?) with his experience at a Sydney golf club this week. Specifically, that Porter was shunned from the property due to a fashion faux pas.
It is with regret that the Australian golf industry announces this summer’s premier events – the Australian PGA Championship, Australian Open and Women’s Australian Open – have been cancelled.
Steve Williams has caddied for some of golf’s greatest: Tiger Woods, Greg Norman and Adam Scott, to name a few. The legendary Kiwi bagman sat down with Australian Golf Digest for a detailed chat about Woods, then and now, helping Scott break the Masters hoodoo and
why it didn’t work out with Jason Day.
Australian Golf Digest
