Masters champion Rory McIlroy praised the massive “potential” of the Australian Open for his inspiration to save a near-nightmare missed cut with a champion finish to his second round at Royal Melbourne.
Min Woo Lee delivered the moment of the day in the second round of the Crown Australian Open, holing out for a spectacular eagle on the par-4 10th of Royal Melbourne’s famed composite course.
After a career-changing birdie blitz in the final hour of the DP World Tour season, newly-minted PGA Tour player Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen feels he belongs atop the Australian Open leaderboard at Royal Melbourne.
Elvis Smylie says a breakthrough DP World Tour win and a solid year on the European circuit prepared him to upstage Rory McIlroy and other more experienced stars on day one at the Australian Open at a windy Royal Melbourne.
Reigning Masters champion Rory McIlroy has set his sights on an Australian Open victory at Royal Melbourne after applauding tournament organisers for ditching the mixed format and returning the 121-year-old event to Melbourne’s famed Sandbelt region.
Rory McIlroy, Min Woo Lee and Adam Scott are the headline group for the 2025 Australian Open at Royal Melbourne as officials revealed the draw for the opening two rounds.
There will be a critical eye placed on Nos.45-55 in the world ranking over the next four weeks, with many heralded players occupying those spots teeing it up at a time they might otherwise be taking a break from golf to either protect, or improve, their respective positions.
Spanish professional David Puig has become the first international winner since 2016 and just the second from his homeland to claim the BMW Australian PGA Championship.
The name of Min Woo Lee is now part of GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS history as the 27-year-old joined Brooks Koepka at the top of the leaderboard at the FedEx Open de France.
Lucas Herbert says he gets goosebumps at the thought of trying to win an Australian Open at Royal Melbourne and snare its newly-created invitation to the Masters at Augusta National.
Australian tour pro Jeffrey Guan kicked off his inspiring tournament comeback from a life-changing accident with a very respectable opening round at the Tailor-made Building Services NT PGA Championship in Darwin.
Eleven months after a life-changing accident, Jeffrey Guan, 21, will cement one of the year’s most remarkable sports stories when he makes a return to pro golf this week in the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia’s Northern Territory PGA Championship in Darwin.
Armed with the presence of his father, Ken, and words of encouragement from Adam Scott and Min Woo Lee, Jeffrey Guan will tee off on the year’s most inspiring sports story when he returns to competition less than 12 months after a devastating accident left him blind in one eye.
Australian Golf Digest
