Cameron Smith started the second round of LIV Golf Andalucia tied for the lead but fell away from a red hot runaway Talor Gooch who grabbed the 36-hole lead with a sensational second round.
Australia’s own Cameron Smith had his sizeable lead blown away by brutal southern Spanish winds that created a bizarre scenario and forced a suspension of play on day one at LIV Golf Andalucia.
LIV Golf has announced HSBC as the league’s first financial sponsor in a multi-year deal while the banking and financial services giant will also support Bryson DeChambeau’s Crushers GC and the Majesticks team.
LIV Golf heads to one of Europe’s most storied venues this week as the 2025 season reaches event No. 10 with LIV Golf Andalucía at Real Club Valderrama.
The Victorian finally sealed a place in The Open after narrowly missing out on opportunities at the Australian Open, the New Zealand Open and the International Series Macau earlier this season.
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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.
Smylie, the BMW Australian PGA champion, comes into the week with a 512-point lead, but he can be overtaken, or alternatively he can secure the order of merit title, with 760 points to be awarded to the winner on Sunday.
Lucas Herbert and Cameron Smith have applauded the decision to return the men’s and women’s Australian Opens to their own individual events and the duo want it back in Melbourne for another attempt at Sandbelt glory.
Ripper GC have announced they are the new principal partner of MyGolf, with a three-year partnership hoping to develop the next generation of Australian golfers – or “Little Rippers.”
A runner-up in New Zealand five years ago when finishing two shots behind fellow Aussie Brad Kennedy, Herbert is excited to be making his way back to a world renowned region to contest a national open.
A stunning eagle at the last catapulted Lucas Herbert above pre-tournament favourite Cameron Smith, with a sensational first round giving Herbert the clubhouse lead at the Australian Open.
Marc Leishman and Lucas Herbert are eyeing a trio of spots in the 2025 Open Championship field that are up for grabs in Melbourne as a bonus to their bid to win an Australian Open title.
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