No disrespect to Charles Barkley, Emmitt Smith or any of the number of PGA Tour pros we’ve had on as guests of The Loop podcast in our 300-plus episode history, but this week we had by far our most-famous guest – Owen Wilson. The “Wedding Crashers” legend is now the star of one of Apple Read more…
The expanded partnership strengthens global pathways and commercial alignment, with co-sanctioning of the Australian PGA Championship confirmed for a further three years.
A field of 120 players from 39 countries will be competing this week in New Zealand on the South course at Te Arai Links, including 53 first-time participants.
An invitation to the Masters at Augusta National and a place in The Open at St Andrews are the extraordinary rewards awaiting the winner of this week’s Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, with eight Australians chasing the title at Te Arai Links in New Zealand.
It’s a tradition at this point. The American Junior Golf Association offers some out-of-this-world tee times in a public auction to raise money for “young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships.” And I get a bit jealous of the fortunate winners (with big hearts and equally big checkbooks) who get the Read more…
Track pants are everywhere. The versatile, sporty bottoms have taken on different forms this year. We’re not talking about the velour track pants of the 1970’s, nor the crinkle-nylon, windbreaker track pants of the 1990’s. Track pants are sophisticated now. They’re being worn in the office. So it begs the question: Can we wear them Read more…
The DP World Tour has spent too long living off decisions made by others, and if it wants a future of its own making, helping finish off LIV – and strengthening its brand in the process – is a sensible place to start.
Cam Davis’s late-season charge in Bermuda ended when raging wind forced the final round to be cancelled, leaving Austin Smotherman and Seamus Power to settle it in a Monday playoff.
A 34th-place tie never felt so good. In this case, it was just good enough to give Sean Crocker a DP World Tour card for 2027. The 30-year-old journeyman who played his college golf at USC ended the week at exactly 100th place, the very last position in the Race to Dubai standings that earns Read more…
A report in The Athletic says that the group claims it’s owed more than $US100 million in payments and is looking for what essentially would be “severance deals”.
Japan’s Yuto Katsuragawa held on for a two-shot win at the Genesis Championship, taking his second European tour title and leaping from 106th to 28th on the Race to Dubai.
The tournament will now be a 54-hole event with the only play on Monday in Bermuda to be a playoff between co-leaders Austin Smotherman and Seamus Power.
Australian Golf Digest
