Germany’s Bernhard Langer, who at 67 years young is a winner of 124 tournaments around the world, and Chinese-Australian Jeffrey Guan, who turned pro a year ago, offer glimpses as to how our Royal & Ancient sport may be the very fabric that shape the lives of those who dedicate themselves to the game.
The governing golf bodies of Australia and New South Wales have provided an update on rising star tour pro Jeffrey Guan, who has been released from hospital after being struck in the eye socket by a stray golf ball in Batemans Bay on September 21.
The playing future of Aussie young gun Jeffrey Guan remains unclear following a statement from Australian golf’s governing bodies overnight confirmed there was “no set timeline for his return home”.
Sydney’s Jeffrey Guan and Harrison Crowe and Perth’s Haydn Barron are the new additions to the squad of 12 players who will receive financial support and guidance from the national organisation in the early phases of their careers as professionals.
Teenage rookie pro Jeffrey Guan has positioned himself for a weekend charge at the 2023 ISPS Handa Australian Open after a bogey-free, six-under 66 at The Lakes Golf Club on Friday.
Three of Australia’s most highly credentialled amateurs have joined the professional ranks ahead of this week’s Queensland PGA Championship at Nudgee Golf Club in Brisbane.
University of North Carolina senior David Ford closed with an eight-under par 64 to lead the USA to an 11-stroke victory in the 33rd men’s World Amateur Team Championship, earning its first Eisenhower Trophy since 2014.
Newsmaker of the month: Commonwealth Games [Photo from Getty images: David Ramos] An Olympic sport for the past two iterations, golf will make its Commonwealth Games debut in Victoria in 2026. Golf was one of four sports added to the program that will be conducted throughout four regional Victorian centres from March 17-29, 2026, with Read more…
Jeffrey Guan has added to his ever-growing resume with a wire-to-wire win in the American Junior Golf Association Junior Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, Florida.
Sydney sensation Jeffrey Guan is into the quarter-finals of the US Junior Amateur at Brandon Dunes in Oregon following a pair of exhilarating wins on Thursday.
Reigning two-time Australian Junior Amateur champion Jeffrey Guan is the last Australian standing at the US Junior Amateur at Brandon Dunes in Oregon after the Sydneysider notched up a commanding win in the round of 64.
[IMAGE: USGA] Victorian Harvey Young and rising Sydney superstar Jeffrey Guan have progressed to the matchplay section of the US Junior Amateur at Bandon Dunes in Oregon. Young began the second round of strokeplay in a tie for the lead at six-under and backed that up with a round of two-over 73 at Bandon Trails Read more…