They may have been left in the wake of the coronation of the Tiger Woods comeback but Aussie trio Cameron Smith, Jason Day and Marc Leishman had plenty of cause for celebration at the conclusion of the Tour Championship.
There are equations, calculations and a multitude of different scenarios but for the three Australians vying for the 2018 FedEx Cup title, a universal truth that remains: they must win the Tour Championship.
with Australia’s ranking leader Jason Day (world No.11) unavailable due to the impending birth of a third child, Marc Leishman (No.22) takes up the captains’ spot.
Less than a month ago Adam Scott was struggling to squeeze into the FedEx Cup Playoffs; now he is carrying the type of momentum that could take him all the way to the $10 million winner’s bonus.
Twenty-five years after becoming the first graduate to earn a full US college scholarship, Craig Hocknull is hoping to lean on fellow Kooralbyn International alumni Adam Scott and Jason Day as he makes his Major debut at this week’s US PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club in Missouri.
A misbehaving driver put paid to Jason Day’s hopes of a win at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone Country Club in Ohio won in convincing fashion by American Justin Thomas.
By Nick Randall – strength and conditioning coach on the PGA Tour All of the quality golf coaches I have spent time with stress the importance of starting your swing with a good movement. They attribute many of their student’s swing issues to poor set up and first move, and spend considerable time and effort Read more…
Adam Scott has finally secured his place in the US Open at Shinnecock next week, with Aaron Baddeley also grabbing a berth in the year’s second Major.
Australian Golf Digest
