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.
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.
The unusual combination of red bricks, red wine and well-read books is transforming the 30s version of Rory McIlroy. But it’s the fourth leg of the elusive career Grand Slam he craves most of all.
Marc Leishman sits down with Australian Golf Digest to open up on everything from his friendship with younger countryman Cameron Smith and his thoughts on the 2019 Presidents Cup to his life-long lawn obsession.
How can the underdog International team wrest the Presidents Cup from a dominant American side? By playing better, of course. But the galleries at Royal Melbourne can play their part, too.
Evin Priest sat down with 15-time Major winner Tiger Woods days before the golf great captured a record-equalling 82nd PGA Tour victory at the Zozo Championship in Japan. Woods opened up in an exclusive Q&A about his love of Australia, its sporting culture and his “favourite” golf courses on the planet.
US-based, Australian golf coach Dale Gray, who’s journey to overcome the tragic loss of his wife to a brain tumour is an inspiring story, set in one of the world’s most resilient cities.
Australian veteran and three-time PGA Tour winner Rod Pampling has no time to reflect on his long career on the main tour. Not with his Champions Tour chapter about to begin.
How a last-minute decision to fly to Portugal changed the course of Dimi Papadatos’ career – and led to his Major debut at this month’s Open Championship.
Jason Day has come close to winning the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on several occasions. But those near misses may have prepared the Australian to win a US Open on the Monterey Peninsula instead.
Players, PGA of America officials and architecture gurus say a US PGA Championship at Bethpage Black will add an element of excitement – and terror, for some – during a New York spring.
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