Lucas Herbert scripted a grandstand finish by making an eagle on the par-five 18th hole for the second day in a row to complete a five-shot victory in the $US2 million International Series Japan presented by Moutai.
One swing is all it takes to win a share of $5,000 in prizemoney and potentially a trip to the United States to contest the World Long Drive Final in September.
[Photo: Getty images] The Australian contingent at this week’s Truist Championship, a Signature Event on the PGA Tour, is spearheaded by recent Houston Open winner Min Woo Lee after former world No.1 Jason Day withdrew, leaving Lee, Cam Davis and Adam Scott as the green-and-gold players at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Rising star Karl Vilips Read more…
Less than 24 hours after learning he was a late addition to the field at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson – just his fourth start on the PGA Tour in 2025 – Cameron Champ (remember him?) signed for an opening-round 64 at TPC Craig Ranch, leaving himself three shots behind Scottie Scheffler (remember him??) the Day 1 lead.
With dance music blaring, live visual effects erupting and Mexico City fans standing almost on top of the tee box at the par-3 18th at Club Golf Chapultepec, Joaquin Niemann’s path to earning a start at the US Open was unique.
Lucas Herbert pulled a rabbit out of the hat with a chip-in eagle at the par-4 11th during a course record-equalling final round during LIV Golf Mexico City at Club Golf Chapultepec.
On a day when the team had torched the course for eight birdies and an eagle through 17 holes of fourball, McIlroy had a 30-foot putt for eagle that, if he made it, would give them a hard-charging 61 and a legitimate chance for a title repeat.
Let’s level: This is the kind of question that is intriguing only for a very small subset of human beings, but if you found this on Golf Digest, you MAY be one of those human beings.
LIV Golf Adelaide evolved into a pulsating duel between two former Australian Open champions. In the end it was Joaquin Niemann who outduelled Abraham Ancer to triumph at The Grange Golf Club.
A spectacular pitch shot from a tree root at Pebble Beach’s 18th hole gave Cam Davis his best result of 2025, while Rory McIlroy strode to a 27th PGA Tour win. Meanwhile, Australian Jason Day set social media alight once again with an outfit some said resembled a tracksuit.
Just days after teasing Australian Golf Digest readers about his next career move, outgoing LIV Golf chief executive officer Greg Norman has revealed his hand – a helping hand for Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese.
Opting out of the Australian summer for only the third time in his long career did not appear to have any effect on Adam Scott, who carried his 2024 form into the new year with a top-15 result at The Sentry on the Hawaiian island of Maui.
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