Australian golf superstar Jan Stephenson has fulfilled a lifelong dream this morning, being inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame at a ceremony in California.
The Vics and arch rival New South Wales played each other to a tense 4-all tie, but a deep-dive countback ensured the trophy would return to Melbourne.
Golf fans who sit on the couch watching golf on TV boasting they could play a better shot than the professionals will have their chance to prove it at the ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth with the launch of Beat the Pro.
Lee will leave the amateur world ranking at a career-high No.5 without a professional card, but with a busy 2019 planned as he strives to achieve one or more.
Golf fans can watch the game’s best in back-to-back weeks in February with the ISPS Handa Vic Open and the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open both to be broadcast live across the country and around the world.
As tickets go on-sale for the first national championship on the 2019 LPGA Tour’s schedule, the two effervescent Europeans are thrilled to return Down Under.
Harold Varner III will join a substantial list of former winners at the Australian PGA Championship when he makes his fourth trip to the Gold Coast next week.
West Australian Jarryd Felton and Victorian Cameron John have set the early pace at the AVJennings NSW Open but hold just a one-shot lead over nine players.
Major champion Geoff Ogilvy will make his first playing appearance on the Gold Coast as he tees it up in the Australian PGA Championship for the first time since 2012.
Kiwi Michael Long has won the Australian PGA Seniors Championship in dramatic fashion, chipping in for birdie on the final hole to pip Peter Senior by one stroke.
Australian Golf Digest
