The Webex Players Series was a highlight of the 2020-2021 and returns this year richer and with new additions in the Murray River and Hunter Valley regions.
WPGA Tour Australasia chief executive Karen Lunn and long-time touring professional Sarah Jane Smith did the honours on the balcony of Royal Queensland’s clubhouse on Monday in the absence of the seven-time Major champion, who is at her US home in Florida this week.
Green was the first player to be announced for the inaugural WPGA Championship, but increasing border restrictions in her home state of Western Australia through to February 5 have forced Green to withdraw from the tournament.
It was an historic moment today for Australian Golf as the industry’s milestone national strategy was launched after many months of collaboration and alignment. Launched at the newly opened Australian Golf Centre in Melbourne, the strategy is said to provide a roadmap for the game at all levels for the foreseeable future, flagging “an ambition to Read more…
The return of Webex Players Series events in Victoria and Sydney and the addition of a third TPS tournament in the Hunter Valley has provided a timely boost to the 2021-2022 PGA Tour of Australasia summer of golf.
TPS Hunter Valley joins TPS Victoria and TPS Sydney as part of the Webex Players Series, which is a feature of the ISPS Handa PGA Tour of Australasia and WPGA Tour of Australasia schedules.
Major champion Hannah Green will devote part of her preparation to making fellow West Australian Kirsten Rudgeley feel at home among the elite of world golf at this week’s AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie Golf Links in Scotland.
It is with regret that the Australian golf industry announces this summer’s premier events – the Australian PGA Championship, Australian Open and Women’s Australian Open – have been cancelled.
South Korean superstar Jiyai Shin is set to be a new favourite amongst Australia’s next generation of women professionals after an “incredible gesture” this week.
Australian Golf Digest
