All eyes are on Hannah Green this month as she attempts to bring her Major-winning mojo to Royal Adelaide in search of a first national open. But if you think the growing expectation is weighing her down in her fairytale bid, think again.
Eight years after its bold gamble to bring male and female professionals together, the rest of the golf world is finally catching on to the power of opportunity presented by the ISPS Handa Vic Open.
Australia’s latest major golf champion and two more of the world’s most exciting young players have committed to play the 2020 ISPS HANDA Women’s Australian Open at Royal Adelaide in February.
Just when golf couldn’t feel any more insulted and neglected than it already does in this country, the Sport Australia Hall of Fame steps up to the crease and goes whack!
How much did everybody who made the cut earn this week in Chaska, Minnesota? Here’s the results with the prizemoney payout for each golfer from the $3.85 million.
Hannah Green potentially stands a day away from a monumental triumph, aiming to become the first Australian Major winner since Jason Day’s PGA championship win in 2015.
She relied on volunteers handing out towels to help keep herself and her gear dry. Even the jacket she wore, her boyfriend had to run back to the house to grab.
Australian Golf Digest
