Outgoing LIV Golf chief executive Greg Norman says he is yet to watch and is unlikely to view the TMRW Golf League (TGL), also hosing down speculation his involvement with LIV is drawing to an end during an exclusive interview with Australian Golf Digest that will appear in the magazine’s February 2025 edition.
A week after making his PGA Tour debut in America, Australian golf sensation Jeffrey Guan’s world was tipped upside down when a stray golf ball struck him in the eye during a pro-am in regional New South Wales. After multiple surgeries, the 20-year-old has come to terms with irreversible vision loss but remains hopeful for a comeback to the sport’s elite level.
Jeffrey Guan, fresh off making his PGA Tour debut at the Procore Championship in California last week where he opened with an impressive 3-under-par round, was reportedly struck in the eye by a tee shot from a pro-am partner.
Golf style is having a moment. You probably know that already after seeing some 20s-something pairing putting out on the 18th dressed like they were enroute to a concert, not the clubhouse. World No.19 Jason Day knows it and Aussie musician Cameron Avery most definitely knows it: “Personally, I think dress shoes with ankle socks Read more…
In its 125th year, a new-look Killara Golf Club is making good on its promise to remain a focal point for sport, congregation and community on Sydney’s Upper North Shore.
Despite stringing together some impressive results over the past month, including three top-15 finishes, rising star Gabi Ruffels will enter the season’s first major championship with something so much more valuable than form itself.
On the eve of the second edition of LIV Golf Adelaide, South Australian premier Peter Malinauskas provides an insight to how his state landed the ‘World’s Best Golf Event of the Year’.
A week after branding the official world golf ranking “laughable”, LIV Golf commissioner Greg Norman has revealed the Top 20-ranked superstar he’s trying to lure across to the Saudi-backed league.
I couldn’t help but chuckle. While filming some content with an equipment manufacturer recently, we were running through the incredible technology packed inside its latest driver when the company’s rep paused to deliver a knockout punch for the cameras: “The best part of all? This driver will still retail for under $1,000.” Stop the press! Read more…
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