Just days after reports the rebel circuit was on the brink of collapse, LIV Golf could be about to secure the investment needed to survive beyond 2026.
Where our editors ventured in compiling this issue More women are taking up a club than ever and a new wave of groups is making sure they feel welcome when they do. Golf Fore Her is one of them. I spent a Sunday at Cronulla Golf Club, on Sydney’s southern beaches, at one of their Read more…
Inside the Lexus Encore program – and how it uses golf to have everyone coming back for more. There is a moment on every great golf trip when the game itself almost becomes secondary. It might be over a glass of wine after sunset. It might be walking off the 18th green with your son Read more…
Greg Norman has welcomed the PGA Tour’s landmark partnership with Golf Australia, describing the move as a “big step” that is “long overdue by decades” as Australia’s national championship enters a new era.
Away from packed rugby league stadiums and on much quieter public fairways, NRL superstar Latrell Mitchell is chasing golf’s most elusive prize: a scratch handicap.
The remarkable story of Sydney golfer Paul Geraghty, who suffered a heart attack on his final hole, took a wipe (and a life-saving trip to hospital) and still won the daily comp.
LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil has lifted the lid on the league’s next chapter, revealing an ambitious plan to raise $US300 million while openly expressing his desire for Australian investors to help shape the future of the breakaway circuit.
WPGA Tour of Australasia boss Karen Lunn opens up on golf’s new golden era, her vision for a bigger Women’s Australian Open and why she hasn’t picked up a club in six years.
WPGA Tour of Australasia boss Karen Lunn opens up on golf’s new golden era, her vision for a bigger Women’s Australian Open and why she hasn’t picked up a club in six years.
Australian golf star Cameron Smith has shut down retirement talk with a laugh, declaring: “I’ve got a while yet,” while insisting he’s been given “every assurance” LIV Golf isn’t going anywhere.
In the wake of a The Wall Street Journal report confirming Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund will step away from funding LIV Golf from 2027 onwards, the sport finds itself back in familiar territory. Speculation. Noise. Half-truths. Strategic leaks. And not a lot of formal clarity from LIV Golf itself, which, in fairness, is very on brand.
Amid mounting reports that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is weighing up whether to pull its backing, LIV CEO Scott O’Neil moved quickly to steady the ship, firing off an email to staff that leaves no doubt about the immediate future.
LIV Golf’s latest smash-hit Elvis Smylie reveals his reasons behind joining Ripper GC, how he’ll deal with the haters and why his major-championship ambitions remain non-negotiable.
Talk of golf’s greatest comebacks usually starts with Ben Hogan or Tiger Woods. Now, you can add Anthony Kim to the conversation, according to World Golf Hall of Famer and former LIV Golf boss Greg Norman.
Ripper GC’s second straight LIV Golf team title in 2026 was special. Watching Anthony Kim complete one of golf’s great comeback stories made it something else entirely.
[IMAGE: LIV Golf] Cam Smith believes Ripper GC’s star recruit Elvis Smylie has the talent, grit and mindset to become the best golfer on the planet after the Queenslander turned heads with a surprise victory on his LIV Golf debut in Riyadh. RELATED: Elvis Smylie just pulled off the smartest ‘money grab’ golf has ever Read more…
For years the script around LIV Golf has been depressingly predictable. Sell-out. Saudi money. Career suicide. Talented young players taking the cheque and torching their futures.
Australian Golf Digest
