Australian Golf Digest
Results for "iron play"
Tom Kim’s rise may spark Asian wave as Se-ri Pak once did for women golf
Whether Tom Kim’s meteoric ascend will create a new momentum for the men’s game in Korea and across Asia, as Pak once did for women’s golf, is yet to be seen but there are parallels and early indication to suggest another boom may well occur in the Far East.
Editor’s letter: Thinking outside the square (and country!)
How one Aussie firm is helping desperate golf clubs tackle the skills crisis
Editor’s Letter (October 2022): LIV Golf should not be underestimated
Takeaways from a “startup” tour that finally found what it was looking for: legitimacy
Six Reasons To See A PGA Professional
Why you’re running out of excuses if you’ve been holding off booking a lesson
Memorabilia: Should we take Tiger and Hogan at their word?
Investigating the authenticity of two celebrated pieces of golf memorabilia.
The next 150 years and other deep thoughts ahead of The Open
Every nook of St Andrews has a story and it would take a lifetime here to know them all.
‘BRING HIM BACK’: The one LIV Golf signing that could win over America
I’m not American so I’ve never understood the obsession. Yet a big part of me appreciates the enigma that has become Anthony Kim.
Editor’s letter: ’Til Design Do Us Part
Why many course-architect partnerships never go the distance
A year after Tiger Woods’ accident, his golf future appears brighter – if still uncertain
While the transcripts from Tiger Woods’ last two CBS interviews at the Genesis Invitational would look similar devoid of context, the respective footage paints a stark contrast.
NIEMANN EXCLUSIVE: The inexplicable joy of beating the best in front of Tiger
The 23-year-old, who became the fourth golfer in history to lead from start-to-finish and the first since Charlie Sifford in 1969, describes the joy of winning his second PGA Tour tournament which featured the top-10 golfers in the world.
Sage words from an international looper
I’ve been a caddie for nearly 20 years, with stints at some of the world’s best resorts. Although I’m not big on soapboxing, a lot of you could use some friendly advice. Before I tell you what you get wrong, let me start by telling you what you get right: you tip well.
Opinion: Raising a champion
Rising stars face an important decision, along with multiple options, when it comes to furthering their golf career
Tiger’s legacy: Immeasurable impact
A prediction: Tiger Woods will receive the $US8 million first-place award of the inaugural Player Impact Program.
Undercover caddie: Life as a looper on the LPGA Tour
You won’t have job security, and you’re not going to make much money. That’s what a caddie told me when I started looping on the LPGA Tour a decade ago. I thought he was joking or perhaps trying to weed me out. Within a month I realised he was just telling it like it is. Well, mostly.
Medal of Honour: After years of neglect and naysay, golf proves it deserves a podium finish
We all get it wrong in this game.
Broken golfer? A crisis in confidence calls for a bold approach
In the American summer of 2018, I received a no-frills e-mail from Brendon Todd. “Hey, Bradley. I’ve played on tour, and I’m having a bit of a struggle.”
High risk and reward
Working for the No.1-ranked golf course in COVID-ravaged India has had its challenges for this globetrotting Aussie
