The COVID-19 pandemic made it impossible to stage a tournament in Papua New Guinea until now, this week’s tournament serving as the beginning of the 2023-2024 season.
A spectacular approach from a bare lie to the right of the fairway on the second playoff hole has delivered Victorian Lucas Herbert a third DP World Tour title in Japan.
Grace Kim’s LPGA breakthrough was the only Aussie victory, but runner-up finishes by Brett Drewitt and Kevin Yuan will both have significant ramifications for their seasons ahead.
Min Woo Lee’s Masters hopes have been given an early boost thanks to a stunning fightback on day one of the WGC–Dell Technologies Match Play at Austin Country Club in Texas.
Louis Dobbelaar’s wait for a maiden professional victory is officially over after the 21-year-old Queenslander out-duelled local hope Sung Jin Yeo to claim the New Zealand PGA Championship at Gulf Harbour Country Club.
The two-time New Zealand Open champion returns to the Millbrook Resort in Queenstown this week having waited 1,096 days to defend the title he won in 2020.
Victorian Brett Coletta has delivered a course-record round of nine-under 61 to win TPS Hunter Valley at Cypress Lakes Resort at the fourth playoff hole.
Rhein Gibson will draw inspiration from Newcastle favourite Nick Flanagan at this week’s TPS Hunter Valley as he plots a return to the US PGA TOUR in 2024.
Defending champion Jarryd Felton has challenged his fellow male professionals to end the female dominance of the Webex Players Series at this week’s TPS Sydney at Bonnie Doon Golf Club.
New South Welshman Rhein Gibson has taken a huge step towards regaining playing privileges on the PGA Tour with a four-shot victory at the Korn Ferry Tour Astara Golf Championship in Colombia.
A stunning display of ball-striking has earned West Australian Min Woo Lee a share of the lead through three rounds of the DP World Tour’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship in Abu Dhabi.
Once ranked as high as 129th in the world, Flanagan’s career has been in a state of flux in recent years due to both injury and a lack of playing opportunities.
Self-confessed show-off Min Woo Lee played up to the large galleries that flooded into Royal Queensland on day one to earn a share of the lead at the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship.
Possessing a PGA Tour card and being regarded as a PGA Tour player are two very different states of mind. The first brings with it a sense of relief and of achievement; the second of truly belonging among the best players in world golf.
The Queensland PGA Championship represents one of the final opportunities to earn automatic entry into next week’s $2 million Fortinet Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland Golf Club.
Victorian Deyen Lawson has survived a nervous back-nine wobble to win the Nexus Advisernet WA Open in Perth by two strokes. From his opening day eight-under 62, Lawson’s name sat atop the leaderboard, arriving at The Western Australian Golf Club on Sunday with an eight-shot advantage. That lead got to as much as nine on Read more…
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