Australian Golf Digest
Results for "Ryder Cup"
Pinehurst announces open date for its new No.10 course, designed by Tom Doak
Major golf developments are nothing new for Pinehurst, but the announcement that its brand-new #10 course will open in April 2024 is one of the most impressive in modern times. The Tom Doak design will be the North Carolina resort’s first original new 18-hole opening since #8 opened in 1996. Pinehurst’s goal was to have Read more…
Fishin’ Holes: Top Courses that Double as an Angler’s Paradise
Most golfers view water hazards as a nuisance to be avoided at all costs. But no angler passes these ponds without daydreaming about casting a line. These hazards provide a heaven for bass, often untouched by humans, making them coveted honey holes. But what if golfers and anglers both took on the water hazards in Read more…
Par Excellence on the Indochina Peninsula
With travel restrictions and other hurdles of the pandemic behind it, Vietnam continues to grow its stable of world-class golf properties to buttress its reputation as a bucket-list destination.
Coring greens, as explained by a top course superintendent
As golfers, we know punching those tiny core holes and filling them with sand is a necessary evil, but do we really know why it’s necessary?
Geoff Ogilvy secures Medinah No.3 renovation at cost of $US23.5 million
Geoff Ogilvy has quietly built an impressive portfolio of course design work across Australia and Asia. Now he and his firm of Ogilvy, Cocking and Mead have secured a large-scale project at one of golf’s well-known tournament courses to preserve its status as a sought-out venue for Major championships.
PGA Championship 2020: Harding Park, What A Long Strange Trip It’s Been
How the PGA Championship came to San Francisco, bumps and all.
AT&T Byron Nelson event leaving Trinity Forest after 2020
While the move to Trinity Forest – a Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw designed that opened in 2014 – was welcomed by architecture fans, the tournament has suffered a series of woes the past two years.
Muirfield Village announces two-year, two-phase renovation helmed by Jack Nicklaus
Muirfield Village opened in 1974 at 6,381 metres. By the end of the renovation the course will measure 6,823 metres.
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.
On A Mission
The largest golf complex in the world offers more experiences and greater variation than you might suspect of a one-stop destination.
Empire State of Mind
Why eight-time International team member Adam Scott is on a mission to topple a Presidents Cup dynasty in the Big Apple.
2017 PGA: Why moving the PGA to May won’t cost it the courses you might think
The US PGA Championship’s date change from 2019 doesn’t necessarily rule out some venerable northern venues as hosts.
Best! Duel! Ever!
Henrik Stenson, Phil Mickelson and key insiders take you behind the scenes of the riveting race for the ’16 Claret Jug at Royal Troon.
The New Sergio
At 37, there are changes in Sergio Garcia’s life and his golf. Now in such a serene personal place, he is primed to capitalise quickly off the Masters.
All-Star Cast: New Zealand’s new No.1 course
Tara Iti has achieved the unthinkable, debuting at No.1 in New Zealand’s Top 40 Courses. Yet Tom Doak’s masterpiece is just one player in a superstar team arranged by wealthy owner Ric Kayne for one purpose: offering one of world golf’s best experiences. By Evin Priest
Our weekend guide to Sydney for the 2015 Emirates Australian Open
Visiting Sydney to watch Jordan Spieth at the Australian Open? Here is our weekend guide to some of the best attractions Sydney has to offer.
Whistling Straits – Beautiful Brute
As Whistling Straits Hosts Its Third PGA Championship, Pete Dye’s Unique Creation Still Puts A Scare Into Tour Pros.
