PGA Tour star Min Woo Lee made a moving phone call to Ryan Peake hours before the former bikie gang member and prison inmate transformed his life to win the New Zealand Open.
American Ollie Schniederjans won the International Series India event on Sunday. He overcame a three-shot deficit with four holes remaining in his third round to win by four shots over Bryson DeChambeau.
It is a much-awaited debut with huge crowds expected at DLF Golf & Country Club and the reigning US Open champion is clearly up for the occasion, hoping the trip makes a huge impact on the game of golf in the world’s most populous country.
A runner-up in New Zealand five years ago when finishing two shots behind fellow Aussie Brad Kennedy, Herbert is excited to be making his way back to a world renowned region to contest a national open.
The 24-year-old Queenslander has shown glimpses of his undoubted promise on the Asian Tour this season, and he sits well placed for a tilt at the International Series Thailand title going into the weekend at Thai Country Club in Bangkok.
A third win in a stellar LPGA Tour season by Hannah Green has put the West Australian within touching distance of the No.1 world ranking for the first time.
Kensei Hirata, in the form of his life, won the Shinhan Donghae Open to make it two wins in two weeks after a fantastic final-day duel with Australia’s Travis Smyth.
John Catlin was a split second away from pushing a button that would have ended his career. It was 2016, years before the Sacramento native made it to LIV Golf as an injury substitute for Charles Howell III on Crushers GC, which is captained by Catlin’s childhood friend and Northern California rival, Bryson DeChambeau. Catlin Read more…
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