Articles by Steve Keipert

Travel: Coast & Capital

Touring the South Coast of New South Wales and the courses in and around Canberra combines neighbouring golf destinations with distinct, yet complementary qualities.

Greens: Beneath The Surface

The best greens in the country – and the genius behind their design – as judged by Australia’s top golf-course architects.

Top 100 Spotlight: Monash Country Club

As you drive through the gates of Monash Country Club the newly constructed par-3, 17th hole greets your view. Check the pin position, as back left is the toughest. Be prepared for a course which borders Garigal National Park, providing barely a hint of noise and an almost total escape from suburbia.  While Monash has Read more…

The Retirement Issue: Loving The Van Life

Extended golf getaways can take on a cosmic complexion when undertaken in a caravan. So, hook up the van because these are the best places to visit, on and off the beaten track.

Top 100 Spotlight: Pacific Dunes Golf Club

Pacific Dunes is a course that keeps you on your toes. The outward half features ribbons of tight fairways as huge gums couple with ground-level scrub to envelop each fairway, while the back nine opens up to reveal a series of holes where water defends most targets. Two nines with far different settings, yet both Read more…

Queensland: Follow the Sun

While much of the country shivers at this time of year, Queensland’s appeal for roaming golfers remains unmatched.

Jan in Full

Forty years on from her US Women’s Open victory, Jan Stephenson reminisces about her greatest victory, her extraordinary career and provides an update on her latest battle: breast cancer.

‘The tumours are all disappearing’: Jan Stephenson continues her cancer fightback

Jan Stephenson is battling breast cancer with the same tenacity she showed during her decorated golf career, revealing that she is reacting to treatment in a positive fashion that will allow the Australian golf legend to attend a series of commemorative events during the American summer, including the 40th anniversary of her 1983 US Women’s Open victory.

Journeys: Hayden Hopewell

Golf runs deep in the family lineage of one of Western Australia’s brightest prospects

The Money Issue: Hot Tips

Aussies love a punt on golf’s biggest names, as evidenced by these popular domestic competitions. Here’s what participating taught us.

Journeys: Elvis Smylie

Having a famous name and famous parents isn’t preventing the young Queenslander from forging his own path.

Architecture: The Art Of Design

A round-table discussion of Australian course architects reveals the trends, tales and talking points of golf course architecture in this country and abroad.

Journeys: Justice Bosio

The lone Australian in this year’s Augusta National Women’s Amateur field has come a long way from the toddler who watched golf on TV to stop crying.

Top 100 spotlight: Grange Golf Club

Architecturally speaking, this month’s LIV Golf Adelaide tournament (April 21-23) is what you might describe as Grange Golf Club’s version of Istanbul – where East meets West.