Min Woo Lee delivered the moment of the day in the second round of the Crown Australian Open, holing out for a spectacular eagle on the par-4 10th of Royal Melbourne’s famed composite course.
It looked like Korda’s best option would be to play to the left, find the centre of the green and take the long birdie putt. Apparently she saw another line.
With his status for 2026 on the line, American Jordan Gumberg holed out a wedge shot for eagle from 53 metres on the final hole at the DP World Tour’s Genesis Championship to miraculously secure exempt status for next year.
Jazz Janewattananond recorded what appeared to be a relatively boring one-under 71 Saturday during the third round of the Asian Tour’s Indonesian Masters at Royale Jakarta Golf Club.
The two-time reigning PGA Tour Player of Year is the game’s undisputed world No.1 right now, but there were questions about whether his latest life-changing event would affect his play. Well, it took all of two shots to show nothing has changed.
Rory McIlroy has done it again. A couple of months removed from the absurd bunker-busting chip-in on the 72nd hole of the Masters, McIlroy splashed in another at the Old Course on Saturday – this time for eagle and the outright lead (albeit briefly).
Breaks – good and bad – are a given in a round of golf. It’s what you do next that really counts. Enter Cam Davis, the former Australian Open champion who broke through for his first win on the PGA Tour last month. Playing in the first round of the Northern Trust tournament, the first Read more…
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