The most intriguing way AI can assist in golf course design is with routings, the process by which architects arrange 18 holes around a given property. In theory, there are uncountable combinations of holes, lengths, orientations and ways to use a given piece of land. AI has the power to analyse a topographical map and Read more…
A century ago, Bobby Jones was making a back-up for his legendary Jeanie Deans driver. He sorted through “5,000 pieces of first-grade hickory to find four shafts” that were close. The process was an elaborate exercise of “guess and check”. Fitting golfers to clubs has changed immensely since then, and yet it hasn’t. It’s still a tentative dance between what the experts Read more…
I bet you didn’t know that many of the game’s best on the greens hail from Australia. What are we doing down under to rattle the bottom of the cup more often? I just declassified it.
Through trial, error, YouTube deep dives and plenty of laughs, LIV Golf star Lucas Herbert and caddie Nick Pugh have crafted one of golf’s best partnerships.
For some years, Nicole Martino felt torn between two seemingly distinct worlds in golf – that of PGA pro and senior club management. But with determination and a strong sense of purpose, she found a way to straddle both.
She’s 17. She’s won four times in 2026. She’s beaten European Tour professionals. She’s on the Australian Junior Amateur
honour board alongside Adam Scott, Jason Day and Minjee Lee. And in a few months, Amelia Harris off to the University of South Carolina on a golf scholarship.
One of Australia’s best golfers, Rachel Hetherington’s playing career spanned a remarkable era in the women’s professional game. She gave it everything. Now her life is being lived as she’s choosing.
WPGA Tour of Australasia boss Karen Lunn opens up on golf’s new golden era, her vision for a bigger Women’s Australian Open and why she hasn’t picked up a club in six years.
Although Adam Scott, Keith Mitchell and Jason Day dress very differently, their styles are derived from the same guiding principle: Unapologetic individuality.
Australian Golf Digest
