By Evin Priest Bronson Burgoon started the final round of the Quicken Loans National in Maryland six shots off the lead. He didn’t win. This is not a winner’s story. Italian stallion Francesco Molinari obliterated the field at TPC Potomac, winning by eight shots for his first US PGA Tour title. But if you forget Read more…
By Evin Priest A holed pitch shot for birdie from 30 yards was the highlight of Tiger Woods’ second round as he moved into weekend contention at the US PGA Tour’s Quicken Loans National in Maryland. Woods carded a 5-under-par 65 at TPC Potomac which left him at five-under-par and four shots back of clubhouse Read more…
After three rounds of the Kolon Korea Open, Hosung Choi finds himself at eight-under-par and just two shots off the lead. He’s well and truly in the mix to win his national championship. But that’s not the reason why Choi has become an overnight celebrity in the golf world. Video’s of Choi’s swing are going viral Read more…
Reigning Australian Open champ Cam Davis is poised to snare a US PGA Tour card for next year courtesy of his victory at the Web.com Tour’s Nashville Open. The 23-year-old from Sydney made light work of a six-shot deficit he faced teeing off on Sunday, firing a seven-under-par 65. At 18 under, Davis bagged a one-shot Read more…
A bogey-free round of six-under-par 65 on day two at the US PGA Tour’s AT&T Byron Nelson is enough for Adam Scott fans to be excited about his turnaround in form. The 37-year-old Australian sits at 10 under and five shots back of 36-hole leader and fellow Australian Marc Leishman (61, 66) at rookie host Read more…
New venue, same old good results for Marc Leishman at the AT&T Byron Nelson Championship. Leishman was a big fan of previous host TPC Four Seasons, which held the Dallas event for 35 years. In nine starts at Las Colinas, he recorded six top-15 finishes, including a couple of third-place ties. But with the US PGA Read more…
By Evin Priest – US PGA Tour editor World No.67 Luke List is a name you should now be accustomed to seeing on leaderboards if you watch the US PGA Tour regularly. He’s even high on a leaderboard at the moment – one shot back of 54-hole leader Ian Poulter at the RBC Heritage at Read more…
By Evin Priest – US PGA Tour editor Cameron Smith has spent the past 12 months quietly cementing his status as the next big thing in Australian golf. The softly spoken 24-year-old from Brisbane notched his maiden US PGA Tour victory at the Zurich Classic in May last year, and added to his professional trophy Read more…
Adam Scott on the five-year anniversary of his 2013 Masters triumph – and the letters he received from Jack, Arnie, Gary and tennis legend Roger Federer.
With the (very little) power vested in golf writer Evin Priest, Australian Golf Digest’s man-on-the-ground hands out his best and worst awards from covering the 2017 US PGA Tour season. Buckle up for Australian golf media’s night of nights.
Australia’s best golfers might play a brand of the sport with which we are unfamiliar, but that doesn’t stop them from contemplating the game’s percolating issues. Here, four of them weigh in on how to boost participation levels.
Hardened by a stinging loss at last year’s Asia-Pacific Amateur, rookie pro Brett Coletta is on a learning curve most fledgling tour pros can only dream about.
Australia’s Adam Scott on winning big tournaments, the art of shutting off, the joys of juggling fatherhood and why his putting is still over-scrutinised heading into the Australian PGA.
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