s already been a busy year for Adam Scott, and 2023 is only two weeks old. The Aussie has made two starts on the PGA Tour, with top-30 finishes in both, passed $60 million in career earnings and is joining the tour’s Player Advisory Council for the first time in his two-decade-plus career.
The PGA Tour and a strong contingent of tour pros, including just two Australians in Lucas Herbert and Cam Davis, will make their way to Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club in Japan this week for the fourth edition of the Zozo Championship.
Australia is set for a LIV Golf event in mid-April next year, although after a recent scouting mission Down Under officials aren’t sure if Sydney or a venue in Queensland will host its 48-player field.
LIV Golf is set to give Australia three big tournaments next year as it looks to establish a foothold Down Under via its $US300 million partnership with the Asian Tour.
LIV Golf named Australia as one of the countries in its plans for a $US405 million expansion next year, in an announcement on Wednesday that revealed an increase to 14 tournaments in 2023. The series – which is headed up by Greg Norman and funded by the Saudi Arabian government’s Public Investment Fund – revealed Read more…
It is no surprise following his massive victory at THE PLAYERS Championship that Cameron Smith said that ‘I’m playing some of the best golf of my life’. Smith has won twice already on the PGA Tour this year – his other triumph came at the Sentry Tournament of Champions in January – and he is Read more…
A career renaissance that has gone largely unnoticed now carries an extra element of gravitas after Queenslander Brad Kennedy secured the 2020/2021 ISPS HANDA PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit.
With more than 70 percent of AGD readers going on two golf trips annually and almost 31 percent going on three, we want to encourage them all to look at playing the great golf courses we have here in our own backyard
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