Austin Smotherman finished with a three-birdie burst to card a 9-under 62 and take a one-stroke lead at the halfway point of the Bank of Utah Championship, while Australia’s Cam Davis faces an anxious wait to make the weekend.
Zach Bauchou leads after an eagle finish at the Bank of Utah Championship, while Jordan Smith’s albatross and a cluster of 63s made for a wild opening round. Cam Davis is the lone Australian in the field.
Jacob Bridgeman rallied from five shots back with a career-low 61 to win the Biltmore Championship Asheville, giving his family the win they’d been waiting for.
Australia’s Cam Davis and Karl Vilips have made the cut at the PGA Tour event in North Carolina, which for Davis ends a run of six successive missed cuts in America. Davis is tied for 38th after he posted an even-par 71 on Friday (Saturday AEST) to go with his first-round 66. Vilips has registered Read more…
Peter Malnati defied his caddie’s advice to shoot a career-best 61 and seize the lead at the Rocket Classic, with Cam Davis the leading Australian at two under.
Minjee Lee wants to bounce back from a rough Scottish Open withdrawal, drawing on fond memories of her 2018 Royal Lytham round as she chases the career Grand Slam at the AIG Women’s Open.
Fresh off a winning season on the PGA Tour in the United States, rising Australian golfer Karl Vilips will compete in this year’s men’s Australian Open at The Royal Melbourne Golf Club in December.
It took a blistering finish from world No.1 Scottie Scheffler to turn Adam Scott’s chances of a second major championship from hopeful to nigh on impossible at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow.
A birdie at Quail Hollow Club’s toughest hole will see Kiwi Ryan Fox start the third round inside the top 10, as the Aussies fell back on day two of the PGA Championship in Charlotte.
Cam Davis defied a dry spell dating back to the first week in February to sit just two strokes off the lead after Round 1 of the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte.
Min Woo Lee says the silver lining to coughing up the halfway lead at the Players Championship is that it was the examination he needed 25 days out from the Masters.
Players Championship leader Min Woo Lee plans to continue benching his biggest weapon in the driver and wield his nuclear 2-iron around the tricky TPC Sawgrass with strong winds forecasted to batter the field in the closing rounds.