ordance with the latest Victorian Government COVID-19 restrictions, has been universally slammed by those who play the game in Australia’s sporting capital.
The Victorian Government announced Monday afternoon a further easing of restrictions in Melbourne, which will have a significant flow-on effect for its golf-starved citizens.
Effective immediately, based on information released by the Victorian Government, Golf Australia can advise the following for all clubs in Metropolitan Melbourne:
A little more than one year ago, Tiger Woods, sat in the media centre at the Presidents Cup just outside New York City and told the media that his future in the game was uncertain, unsure if he would ever play golf at its highest level again.
Their opening round of 10-under was superb but the press conference that immediately followed earned Team Australia superstars Marc Leishman and Cameron Smith our play of the day.
Huntingdale Golf Club, one of Australia’s most iconic courses and spiritual home of the defunct Australian Masters, has entered talks with The National Golf Club to form an unprecedented ‘Super Club’.
Australian duo Marc Leishman and Cameron Smith will face a field that includes the defending champions, Major championship winners and leading players from previous Presidents and Ryder Cups at the 2018 ISPS HANDA Melbourne World Cup of Golf
with Australia’s ranking leader Jason Day (world No.11) unavailable due to the impending birth of a third child, Marc Leishman (No.22) takes up the captains’ spot.
Australian Golf Digest
