Min Woo Lee has signed off on his last full DP World Tour season for the near future with a solid T-15 result at the European circuit’s finale in Dubai.
While all the golfers moving from Europe to the PGA Tour will have played in America before, staying for long periods of time is not quite the same as popping in and out.
Adam Scott has put the finishing touches on his preparation for the Australian summer of golf by earning a top-five result at the PGA Tour’s Bermuda Championship.
If you think cricket star Glenn Maxwell’s sensational 201 runs from 128 deliveries during Australia’s victory over Afghanistan at the World Cup in India has no link to the PGA Tour event this week in Bermuda, think again.
The PGA Tour will stage a tournament at a Tiger Woods-designed course for the first time this week when the El Cardonal course at Diamante in Los Cabos, Mexico, plays host to the World Wide Technology Championship. One of the competitors in the field, Lucas Herbert, says it won’t be the last.
Harrison Crowe knows exactly what it’s like to play Augusta National, but he urges all those chasing the lure at this month’s Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Melbourne to ignore the outcome and focus on the present.
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To guide you through the chaos, here’s a brief, group-by-group glimpse at where everyone stands, and what they must do to survive and advance to the round of 16 at Austin Country Club.
Min Woo Lee’s Masters hopes have been given an early boost thanks to a stunning fightback on day one of the WGC–Dell Technologies Match Play at Austin Country Club in Texas.
The 2023 Players Championship week has arrived, albeit with the defending champion, Australia’s Cam Smith, not allowed to tee up in the event due to being banned by the PGA Tour for joining LIV Golf. Seven Australians will tee up: Adam Scott, Jason Day, Lucas Herbert, Min Woo Lee, Cam Davis, Aaron Baddeley and Harrison Endycott.
Adam Scott leads the Australian tilt at the Genesis Invitational after an opening round 69 left him two under and five shots behind co-leaders, Max Homa and Keith Mitchell (64, seven under).
The Mexican was two strokes better than runner-up Cameron Young in what felt like a one-on-one showdown between the LIV Golf regular and the reigning PGA Tour rookie of the year.
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