The 2026 Golf Australia National Order of Merit winners have been confirmed, with Tasmania’s Jonty Lunson and Victoria’s Jazy Roberts claiming the men’s and women’s titles, respectively.
World No.47 Nicolai Højgaard will grace both Sydney and Melbourne with his presence when he tees it up at the BMW Australian PGA Championship at The Lakes Golf Club from November 26-29 and the Capital.com Australian Open at Kingston Heath Golf Club from December 3-6.
Golf Australia and the PGA of Australia have partnered with the R&A to bring its “Just Swing” global participation initiative to Australia, with a locally developed campaign of ambassadors, club education and beginner resources to change outdated perceptions and welcome more people into the game.
Victorians Gregory Rhodes and Kim Morris have claimed narrow, one-shot victories at the 2026 Australian Senior Amateur, producing memorable finishes at Bribie Island Golf Club.
From a remote Arnhem Land club to an environmental scientist building bandicoot habitats in Perth, Golf Australia has announced the winners of its 2026 National Awards of Excellence.
Whatever your position on LIV Golf, its arrival has been positive for professional golf in Australia. As the league enters its next phase, this opinion piece argues Australian golf should want LIV to succeed too.
Four of Australia’s brightest amateur talents begin their US college golf journeys this week, spreading across LSU, South Carolina, Notre Dame and Washington.
Australian superstar Cam Smith will return home this summer with unfinished business on his mind, confirmed for the Capital.com Australian Open as he looks to add the Stonehaven Cup to his list of career achievements, as well as the BMW Australian PGA Championship the week prior.
Lachlan Wood will be the only Australian at the fifth US Adaptive Open, returning to Woodmont Country Club to defend his Lower Limb Impairment title and go one better in the Overall Men’s championship.
A landmark governance report has exposed cracks in how Australian golf clubs are run, from blurred lines between boards and management to a stubborn lack of women in leadership. Here’s what the numbers say and what’s being done about it.
Greg Norman has welcomed the PGA Tour’s landmark partnership with Golf Australia, describing the move as a “big step” that is “long overdue by decades” as Australia’s national championship enters a new era.
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