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How did Kyle Berkshire become the world’s longest driver (by far)? Even he’s not sure
In two-plus years, the strapping 6-foot-3, 97-kilogram, 22-year-old Berkshire has moved to No.1 on the Long Drive circuit with power produced by staggering speed.
Best Western
Perth isn’t the geographic centre of the golf universe but it sure feels like it once you arrive.
Curtis Stone to transform Presidents Cup into more than a sporting feast
Melbourne’s Michelin-starred restaurateur Curtis Stone is bringing his LA eatery, Gwen Butcher Shop & Restaurant, to the Presidents Cup in an Australian first for the world-famous chef.
Medal Contenders: Here’s the current list of 2020 Olympics qualifiers
To get a glimpse at the possible teams for 2020, we applied the qualification criteria to the most recent Olympic rankings (July 23) and produced the full 60-player fields for the men’s and women’s tournaments.
MacKenzie’s Royal Melbourne
The links between Australia’s grandest course and famed Augusta National are evident whenever the two great layouts are compared.
The Open 2019: Shane Lowry, the talented ‘little fat lad with glasses’, is now Champion Golfer of the Year.
No one else was within six shots of the new “Champion Golfer of the Year”.
Making Sense Of The Ball Wars
With such quality and variety of golf balls available on the market, how is it possible to decide what’s best for you? We spoke to manufacturers, retailers and professionals for their take. And if you’ve never thought about being ‘ball fitted’, you soon will.
Voice Of Reason
In golf, whenever a situation calls for a rational and thoughtful opinion, those in the know turn to one man: Geoff Ogilvy.
US Open 2019: Pebble Beach brings out the best in Gary Woodland – and the US Open
The feeling going into the week was that if the USGA couldn’t get Pebble Beach right, perhaps it shouldn’t even bother showing up at Winged Foot next year.
US Open 2019: You can’t describe Gary Woodland as simply a bomber anymore
He has built a short game so good that one’s memory of his work this week will be of those moments when he turned bogeys into pars.
USGA Confidential
Phil’s fiasco (and others) have exposed a deepening rift between the ruling body and the game’s best players, who once even considered a boycott of the US Open.
Vale Peter Toogood, a genuine legend
Australian golf has lost a genuine legend with Peter Toogood dying overnight, aged 89.
New Zealand: A Broad Church
Christchurch’s golf scene is far more multi-faceted than it gets credit for.
Response to false statements made in Inside Golf newspaper article
We wish to respond to a false and misleading piece recently published on social media and the website of Inside Golf newspaper.