New Zealand Open: Mountain Peake

Ryan Peake’s return to the New Zealand Open and the alpine beauty of Queenstown marks a year on from the start of an inspiring golf story, and he’s hoping to write another chapter. 

You little ripper: Elvis Smylie

LIV Golf’s latest smash-hit Elvis Smylie reveals his reasons behind joining Ripper GC, how he’ll deal with the haters and why his major-championship ambitions remain non-negotiable. 

Marching on: Women’s Australian Open

The return of the women’s Australian Open as a standalone event and the re-emergence of the WPGA Championship of Australia are central to a huge month in women’s professional golf.

The view from the top

In a roundtable discussion, golf’s equipment CEOs marvel at golf’s growth while flagging concerns for the game’s future.

Journeys: Robin Williams

South African-born, English-raised tour pro Robin Williams pairs a magnanimous side with his ambitions to make it to the PGA Tour.

Calling Elvis

Luring 23-year-old Elvis Smylie into the all-Australian Ripper GC line-up continues a growing trend towards youth on LIV Golf.

Jared Van Snellenberg: Happy’s first caddie

Jared Van Snellenberg, once the bleached blond looper in “Happy Gilmore”, is now (fittingly) a psychiatry professor. He’s a living golf legend, one of the game’s great folk heroes. To golf fans, he might be more recognisable than some recent PGA Tour winners. And yet, he’s never even played a round of golf.  It’s been Read more…

Caddies special: When caddie Cayce Kerr rescued Ernie Els

Measuring caddie credit in pro golf is a subjective exercise. Few moments are as clearcut as Steve Williams calling Tiger Woods off a bounced-in sand wedge from deep rough in favour of a risky, nuked and spinning lob wedge on the 72nd hole of the 2008 US Open, setting up the most momentous 12-footer ever. Usually, Read more…

My shot: Andrew “Beef” Johnston 

With his trademark beard, larger-than-life personality and world-class game, Andrew “Beef” Johnston was once one of golf’s most recognisable figures before seemingly vanishing from the spotlight. So why has the fan-favourite Englishman resurfaced in Western Australia?

PGA Tour of Australasia: Restoring Australian golf’s professional heartbeat

While most fans only see the trophies and tee-times, the real work of restoring Australian golf’s professional heartbeat has happened quietly, behind the scenes. The PGA Tour of Australasia’s Nick Dastey and Kim Felton share how a six-year masterplan is bearing fruit, and why the best is yet to come.