How a 150-centimetre-tall LPGA Tour pro might unwittingly spark a revolution in your golf bag. When diminutive Callaway staff player Yuna Nishimura asked the company to innovate her long clubs, it led the R&D team at Callaway to adapt the successful process into something that would benefit golfers the world over. The Quantum Mini Spinner Read more…
In the end, the players couldn’t handle the lingering uncertainty, a cloud that hung over LIV Golf from the outset. Career decisions had to be made and even the lure of a player-driven “LIV 2.0” wasn’t enough to sate anyone beyond the league’s journeymen.
Robert Trent Jones Jnr’s layout at RACV Cape Schanck Resort is the publicly accessible, ‘junior’ version of its venerable Mornington Peninsula neighbour, the Old course at The National Golf Club. Trent Jones Jnr penned both and the two courses opened in the same year: 1988. The similarities between the pair are evident from the outset. Read more…
Aussie of the month: Justin Warren The Justin Warren story takes some telling. The 31-year-old from Picton on Sydney’s south-western fringe is the new West Australian PGA champion, although his two-shot victory in Kalgoorlie goes some way to describing a tremendous week without painting the picture of how he got there. The journeyman toils away Read more…
From The Lakes Golf Club to the sprawling greater west, the Australian PGA Championship provides the perfect starting point for discovering a city that rewards golfers who venture beyond its tourist centre.
By adding accommodation to its well-established golf course, the complex formerly known as Ocean Dunes is strengthening its allure as a complete destination.
Victorian James Marchesani has authored an imposing victory at the WA Open by emerging from a congested leaderboard to win his first PGA Tour of Australasia title in a genuine shoot-out.
Oliver Bekker was one strike away from authoring a clean back nine in tricky conditions on Saturday at the WA Open, but a sole miscue let several golfers back into the picture.
The New South Wales South Coast offers a golf trip that’s as long as you care to make it. So we picked one course to play from each of its three main parts.
Graham Marsh, a winner of 70 titles across five different tours, talks all things golf, including his impressive course-design portfolio and life off the fairways.
Geoff Ogilvy intends to replicate the victorious cohesion the European Ryder Cup team is famous for in a bid to captain his International Presidents Cup side to its first victory this century.
Avondale Golf Club remains one of Sydney’s true hidden gems, a modern architectural triumph tucked into suburban bushland, with the velodrome-like 10th hole among the most memorable in the country.
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