Favourite Haeran Ryu has moved into the halfway lead at the Women’s British Open as Australian hopes again failed to trouble the upper reaches of the leaderboard. Robyn Choi led the Aussie challenge, following her first-round 70 with a 71 to finish on a one-under-par 141, six shots off the lead. The next highest Aussie 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.
Jeeno Thitikul holds a two-shot lead at the AIG Women’s Open, while a mostly disappointing day left Cassie Porter as the top Australian at one under, with Minjee Lee’s card blowing out on the back nine.
Minjee Lee has declared herself good to go as the triple major winner gets her second shot at completing women’s golf’s fabled career grand slam at regal Royal Lytham and St Annes. Only looking forward, Lee was reticent to discuss the mystifying condition that forced her to withdraw from last week’s Scottish Open after opening Read more…
Among the flood of congratulatory messages after his Open Championship win, one text from Justin Thomas stood out to Ryan Fox, and it had nothing to do with celebrating.
Jon Rahm stopped short of confirming his LIV Golf future beyond 2026, but revealed he’s in regular contact with league officials as the circuit’s financial future remains unclear.
Bendigo golfer Lucas Herbert leads the British Open after a second-round 62 at Royal Birkdale that equalled the lowest round in major championship annals.
A putting grip change and a heavy dose of grit have Min Woo Lee within touch of the leaders after Round 1 at Royal Birkdale, finishing level par alongside Cameron John, Lucas Herbert and Kazuma Kobori.
Jack Nicklaus believes the PGA Tour’s increasingly crowded schedule could hurt both players and tournaments. Speaking ahead of the Memorial Tournament, the 18-time major champion warned that a run of signature events and major championships leaves little time for players to recover, increasing the risk of burnout and injury.
Wyndham Clark closed with a blistering 11-under 60 to win the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, marking a powerful comeback after a challenging year on and off the course.
Wyndham Clark outlasted Si Woo Kim in a dramatic final-round battle at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, producing a blistering closing stretch to claim victory.
A funny look at the golfer’s ultimate dilemma, choosing between a standing tee time with mates or a last-minute invite to a better course and everything that comes with it.
Australian Golf Digest
