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Regional courses: Country comfort
With many capital-city courses overflowing with bookings or torrential rain, there’s never been a better time to head off the beaten track in search of that memorable round.
Public knowledge: 20 reasons to visit Victoria
Planning to visit Victoria? Here are 20 reasons why every inquisitive golfer should.
Courses: Bang for your buck
To get more for your money, you need to go where land is reasonable, golf is plentiful and the experience is memorable. With these best bang-for-your-buck options, you’ll never have to leave Australia.
How the west was won: Is Perth the best city per capita for golf in Australia?
Even its unheralded courses suggest it may be so.
FIRST-LOOK: Is this Australia’s best mini-golf course?
Shellharbour City Council’s strategic vision to create a community meeting place at its golf course is turning heads – and profits – thanks to the addition of an Australian-first Shanx mini-golf facility.
The making of Te Arai: Bill Coore is working on golf’s next great site
There will be a membership component to Te Arai when it opens in October 2022, but the two courses will alternate between private and public tee-times on different days.
BIRTHDAY BASH: Wanneroo Golf Club hits half century and counting
Digging through the archives in its 50th anniversary highlights how Wanneroo Golf Club in Perth harnessed people power to build a club from the ground up
ARCHITECTURE SPECIAL: Where Golf Gets It Wrong
Our biennial ranking of the premier courses in the country is once again a celebration of the very best in Australian golf, just as it should be. Yet inside the local golf-club scene exists an intriguing realm of mistakes and maladies that Australian course architects know only too well.
Your Guide To Golf In Vietnam
Our Tassie golfer helps you overcome sweltering heat and no apparent road rules to fully appreciate why Vietnam is one of the fastest growing golf markets on the planet.
Top 100 Courses Spotlight: Black Bull Golf Club
Murray River courses, while attractive to tour and fun to play, do tend to follow a certain design script.
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.
Open For A Win
Jason Day has come close to winning the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on several occasions. But those near misses may have prepared the Australian to win a US Open on the Monterey Peninsula instead.
The Golfers Of Bethpage
Members of ‘the people’s country club’ share a special bond with each other and the site of the 2019 US PGA Championship.
When setting up Major championship golf courses, length matters less than you think
When it’s as soft as it was last week in St Louis, it doesn’t matter if you’re at the PGA Championship or the Wyndham. Every pin is a green-light pin.
Australia’s Fabulous Five Golf & Wine Trails
There’s never been a better time to challenge the greens and taste the reds in the land Down Under.
State Of Play
South Australian golf is on a high thanks to a confluence of factors. And in the coming years the golf options down south are only going to get better.
Southern Asia’s 11 Most Unique Golf Courses
Distinctive features – from the tombs of Delhi Golf Club to the pagodas of Bagan Golf – leave an indelible impression on the travelling golfer.
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.
