Lydia Ko

Miss Perpetual Motion

Lydia Ko has attracted scrutiny and criticism for replacing coaches, sacking caddies and switching equipment manufacturers. In defence of Ko, we examine why the young star felt the need to make changes … and why she was absolutely right to make them.

Gavin Kirkman

My Shot: Gavin Kirkman

The new head of the PGA of Australia, Gavin Kirkman, on leadership, attracting more young people to the game, his pet peeves, and who really is Australia’s greatest ever golfer.

2016 Player of the Year Awards

Chasin’ Jason Jason Day makes it back-to-back Australian Golf Digest Player of the Year Awards after chalking up three big victories and ruling the world of golf. Heaven help the world’s best golfers if Jason Day has an injury-free season given his current purple patch of form. Day’s preparation and tournament appearances were hampered by Read more…

When Stars Collide

The Minjee Lee–Lydia Ko showdown is just one of many headline acts at this year’s Women’s Australian Open at Royal Adelaide.

Punching Above Its Weight

Golf Australia’s high-performance program for elite amateurs is leading the world with a relatively modest level of funding.

A Green and Golf Year

Australia’s Olympic golf team captain Ian Baker-Finch reflects on an enormous 12 months for Aussie golf.

Min Woo Lee ready to make his own name at the Australian Open

By AAP He’s been the ‘other’ amateur from Perth at this week’s Australian Open and forever playing second fiddle to his superstar sister Minjee, but Min Woo Lee cares little for sibling rivalry as he contends with the big stars at the Australian Open. The 18-year-old arrived at Royal Sydney with less fanfare than fellow Western Read more…