Australian Golf Digest
Results for "Swing Sequence"
Go after it!
If you want to know what I’m thinking about when I’m playing my best, the easiest way for me to answer is to tell you what I’m not thinking about – technique.
Masters 2021: The Shark’s Collapse, 25 Years Later
What Greg Norman – and all of us – can learn from his stunning failure at the 1996 Masters.
ADVANTAGE BARTY: The world’s No.1 tennis star is an ace golfer, too!
The world’s No.1 tennis player has another ace up her sleeve when she’s not winning Grand Slam titles. Just ask the friendly folk at Brookwater Golf & Country Club.
GETTING CLOSE: USGA/R&A get specific about a distance rollback, but no timeline yet
If you weren’t paying attention a year ago, the USGA and R&A made it clear on Wednesday that they are serious about rolling back distance.
THE WASH-UP: A Win With A Price
Patrick Reed’s runaway win in the Farmers Insurance Open will be shadowed by questions and controversy
Kennedy’s ‘grit and guts’ seal epic finish to The Players Series Victoria
Two eagles and a birdie at the 72nd-hole have propelled Brad Kennedy to a one-stroke win after a pulsating final day of The Players Series Victoria at Rosebud Country Club.
Joaquin Niemann closing in on dollar goal for infant cousin with genetic disease
Between his efforts, along with more donations from the attention his young relative’s story received, Niemann said they are close to reaching their goal.
Vale Peter Alliss: 1931-2020
Peter Alliss, renowned player and acclaimed commentator, will forever be one of golf’s distinctive characters.
Staying on the shark’s tail
From his meteoric rise and world domination on the fairways to becoming a swashbuckler in the business world, Australian Golf Digest has been there to cover every step of Greg Norman’s 50-year journey to the top. Here, he shares some of the key lessons he’s learnt along the way.
NEW IN THE CHAIR: James Sutherland’s First Interview In Golf
After an exhaustive search through the COVID-19 pandemic, Golf Australia finally found a new leader to steer the sport into 2021 and beyond. You may just recognise him!
The strange, sometimes rocky story of how the BMW PGA Championship became the European Tour’s ‘flagship’ event
Reminiscent of the relationship that exists between golf fans and Augusta National, Wentworth’s holes are today familiar to millions who will never see the course in person.
Covid Confessions
Six Aussie golfers – in their own words – on how the COVID-19 pandemic upended their lives and businesses, and provided opportunities they never thought were possible.
Back to work: How the European Tour is approaching its return to golf
While the schedule is solid through until the end of October, the European Tour already has back-up plans in place – two more possible “swings” – that are ready to step in if some of the events at the end of the year don’t come to fruition.
The lingering question around a bulked-up Bryson: is he at greater risk of injury?
For DeChambeau, this is not a mad dash to musclehead status; it’s a carefully considered process that’s been unfolding for years.
