Australian Golf Digest
Results for "Rules Review"
Fred Ridley takes the lead at Augusta
The 65-year-old becomes Masters chairman aware of his strengths – and how he’s different from the man he’s replacing.
Jon Rahm doesn’t let a little controversy keep him from running away with the Irish Open title
It was an eventful final round at the Irish Open for winner Jon Rahm, much like his fledgling career to date.
Players vs USGA: Why can’t they be friends?
The aftermath of Sunday at Oakmont revived some of the latent tension of tour pros towards the USGA. It also might have helped the two sides begin to find common ground
Revealed: The Tiger Enemy List
While Tiger Woods has spent a career lacking a true rival, he’s used an assortment of adversaries to his advantage.
Southern Comfort
The South Coast region of New South Wales is as stunning to travel along as the area’s golf courses are to play.
How So Yeon Ryu won, Lexi Thompson lost and the penalty that stole the story line
What is a Major championship without a television viewer and the Rules of Golf seizing the story line and evoking responses similar to that of the tournament leader Lexi Thompson?
Weekend wrap: Henley claims final Masters invite; Lexi duped
Russell Henley played in the Masters three consecutive years starting from 2013. He missed out last year and appeared destined to spend the second week of April on the sidelines once again – until he caught lightning in a bottle at the Shell Houston Open.
Where Do Your Affiliation Fees End Up?
Australian Golf Digest’s senior writer enquired about what happens to the millions of dollars in affiliation fees raised from the nation’s club golfers.
At last, no more of this…
Call it the Dustin Johnson Rule. Overnight the R&A and USGA announced the introduction of a new local rule that effectively rescinds the penalty applied when a ball is accidentally moved on the putting green. The new rule will be available to committees in charge of competitions from January 1, 2017.
Golden Fleece: Test Your Rule Knowledge
Fifty Years Ago, James Bond Vanquished An Arch Villain On The Golf Course. But Did He Deserve To Win?
