West Australian Jarryd Felton and Victorian Cameron John have set the early pace at the AVJennings NSW Open but hold just a one-shot lead over nine players.
Two years ago Cameron Davis and Curtis Luck left El Camaleon Golf Club in Mexico on top of the world; they return this week intent to prove their credentials among some of the leading professionals on the planet.
Major champion Geoff Ogilvy will make his first playing appearance on the Gold Coast as he tees it up in the Australian PGA Championship for the first time since 2012.
It appears Justin Rose, the No.1 player in the world, the current Olympic gold medallist and the recently crowned FedEx Cup champion, is leaving the only equipment company he has known in his 20-year professional career.
Brett Coletta has turned his attention to this week’s AVJennings NSW Open at Twin Creeks Golf & Country Club after playing his way through to the Final Stage of Web.com Tour Qualifying School.
Moderate swing speed players will benefit off the tee and with other full swing shots because its lower compression core will launch shots higher and with less spin.
The win is the fifth of DeChambeau’s career, and his fourth in the past five months, a remarkable stretch that began with a win in a playoff at the Memorial Tournament in June.
A wild storm that lashed the Japanese island of Okinawa couldn’t stop Matthew Griffin from posting his fourth consecutive top-20 finish on the Japan Golf Tour.
Jason Scrivener will forgo the defence of his New South Wales Open crown this week after playing his way into the second week of the European Tour finals series at the Turkish Airlines Open.
It will be a brief return to the top spot for Rose, however, as the closeness of the Official World Golf Ranking points system ensures Brooks Koepka will be No.1 again this time next week.
Australian Golf Digest
