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Masters 2021: Hideki Matsuyama will carry Japan’s Major hopes with him to the first tee tomorrow
Ever since Matsuyama finished low amateur at the 2011 Masters, he has shouldered the hopes of a nation, a burden he is not fond of.
Masters 2021: Our 10 favourite groupings for rounds one and two
Here are 10 pairings we’re most excited to watch during the first two rounds at Augusta National.
Masters 2021: Lottery tickets
Australian travellers and tour companies lost out when the 2020 Masters was postponed then staged without galleries. So what will future Masters trips look like?
Lorena Ochoa: Her work isn’t done
A Hall of Famer retains her love for the game and feeds her passion for giving back.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: A frank round-table discussion with Aussie golf’s three leaders
PGA of Australia boss Gavin Kirkman joined WPGA Tour chief Karen Lunn and new Golf Australia chief executive James Sutherland to speak with Australian Golf Digest about COVID, the fledgling Players Series, driving women’s golf, likely future tournament dates and more.
‘Waiting. Hoping. Praying.’ What’s next for Tiger Woods on the road to recovery
What’s next? It is a question Tiger Woods has faced countless times over the past decade. It is a question that tackles a different beast today.
The muscle-back mystique
Golfers are drawn to muscle-back blade irons even though they’re too difficult for most players to use effectively.
Just how ‘back’ Brooks Koepka and Jordan Spieth are all depends on your perspective
Having Brooks Koepka back on leaderboards is good for golf because he’s a great player and refreshing to talk to, especially one-on-one. The same is true of Jordan Spieth, albeit in a different way.
After nearly three years, someone is finally buying Shaq’s $21.6 million Isleworth Golf & Country Club mansion
Now THIS is golf-course living!
INSIDE LOOK: Behind the birth of The Players Series
Kim Felton laughs as he looks at the notes from a brainstorming session in March 2019 that would provide the basic blueprint of The Players Series.
Pat Perez: How picking out a pair of Jordans from the bin led to my friendship with ‘His Airness’
MJ couldn’t be nicer, cooler and welcoming. Sometimes you meet your heroes and it’s a letdown. This has been the complete opposite.
#GIRLDAD: Less golf or less time with your daughters? Our man found a third way
When my daughters were born, I had a choice: less golf or less time with my girls. I found a third way.
FUN SIZE: Australia’s most-fun courses will have you coming back for more
Two new courses have the potential to propel Australian golf towards a design revolution where fun comes first.
Can Kyle Berkshire, the world’s top long driver, make it on the PGA Tour? We’re about to find out
The former junior and college golfer is about to embark on a journey that has rarely been attempted, but if ever there was a time to try, it’s now.
FIGHTING BACK FROM COVID-19: The Next Steps For Aussie Golf
What the pandemic taught Australian golf – and where we all go from here, according to industry experts.
COURSE REVIEW: Black Bull hits a whole new level
With a brand new hotel, revitalised golf schools and a Top 100-ranked golf course, Black Bull is starting to bellow.
OPINION: Why “public access” has become a redundant term in Australian golf
Agree or disagree, the term “public access” is a myth that, despite the best intentions of those who choose to use it, does nothing for the image of a sport that’s constantly defending itself against accusations of being elitist and exclusionary.
US Women’s Open 2020: It’s deja vu for Japan’s ‘Smiling Cinderella’ as Aussies fade
Hinako Shibuno leads the U.S. Open and is looking to add to her majors victory total