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October 27th, 2017

Blistering finish puts Min Woo Lee atop Asia-Pacific Amateur leaderboard

Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, Australian Golf Digest, Golf, Lin Yuxin, Min Woo Lee, Minjee Lee, News, Rohan Clarke, Royal Wellington Golf Club, Shae Wools-Cobb

October 16th, 2017

Jin Young Ko holds off world No.2 to win Hana Bank Championship

South Korean Jin Young Ko claimed her first LPGA title on Sunday at the KEB Hana Bank Championship in Incheon. And she did it in dramatic fashion, holding off Sung Hyun Park, the reigning US Women’s Open champ and World No.2.

October 14th, 2017

Rookie Angel Yin takes halfway lead at the Hana Bank Championship

With a seven-under 65, Angel Yin jumped to 11 under after 36 holes and took a two-stroke lead at the KEB Hana Bank Championship in South Korea.

September 16th, 2017

Sung Hyun Park is controversial leader at Evian Championship

The LPGA’s decision to cancel the first round of the year’s final Major, the Evian Championship, was controversial to say the least. Sung Hyun Park took full advantage of the do-over, firing an opening 63.

September 13th, 2017

Minjee Lee heads the five Aussies at the Evian Championship

This week’s Evian Championship gives the entire field – including five Australians – one last shot at Major glory in 2017.

September 11th, 2017

Lexi Thompson denies Lydia Ko at Indy Women in Tech Championship

July 26th, 2017

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.

July 20th, 2017

Annabel Rolley: Rules Rethink

The rash of rules incidents lately is head-scratching stuff.

July 17th, 2017

South Korea’s Sung Hyun Park rallies to win the US Women’s Open by two strokes

With a final-round 67, South Korean’s Sung Hyun Park finished off a furious 36-hole rally to claim victory in the 72nd US Women’s Open.

July 14th, 2017

Lydia Ko opens at Trump Bedminster with her best first-round score at a US Women’s Open

Lydia Ko accomplished a feat in the first round of the US Women’s Open that she’d never managed before.

So Yeon Ryu wins in Arkansas, becomes new world No.1 and first multiple LPGA winner in 2017

My Shot: Gavin Kirkman

My Shot: Karrie Webb

Minjee Lee disqualified for not signing scorecard

Ko’s world No.1 title goes on the line

Minjee Lee the latest star to align with MyGolf

April 19th, 2017

Lydia Ko’s ex-caddie speaks: ‘She needs to wake up’

Despite finishing in a tie for second at the LPGA’s Lotte Championship last weekend, Lydia Ko fired caddie Gary Matthews after just nine events together. If that narrative sounds familiar, it should: the 19-year-old dismissed Justin Hamilton, who looped 10 of Ko’s 14 career victories, last October.

April 3rd, 2017

Weekend wrap: Henley claims final Masters invite; Lexi duped

Russell Henley played in the Masters three consecutive years starting from 2013. He missed out last year and appeared destined to spend the second week of April on the sidelines once again – until he caught lightning in a bottle at the Shell Houston Open.

February 19th, 2017

Jang storms to claim Aussie Open

Fast finish seals Aussie title for world no.6

February 3rd, 2017

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…

February 3rd, 2017

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.

December 8th, 2016

Punching Above Its Weight

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

Leaderboard

Zurich Classic of New Orleans - 2024

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Shane Lowry	-25	F	4
1	Rory McIlroy	-25	F	4
2	Chad Ramey	-25	F	4
2	Martin Trainer	-25	F	4
3	Ryan Brehm	-24	F	4
3	Mark Hubbard	-24	F	4
T4	Paul Barjon	-23	F	4
T4	Zac Blair	-23	F	4
T4	Nico Echavarria	-23	F	4
T4	Patrick Fishburn	-23	F	4
T4	Ryan Fox	-23	F	4
T4	Max Greyserman	-23	F	4
T4	Garrick Higgo	-23	F	4
T4	Sam Stevens	-23	F	4
T8	Thomas Detry	-22	F	4
T8	Chesson Hadley	-22	F	4
T8	Robert MacIntyre	-22	F	4
T8	Greyson Sigg	-22	F	4
10	Adam Hadwin	-21	F	4
10	Nick Taylor	-21	F	4
T11	Corey Conners	-20	F	4
T11	Austin Eckroat	-20	F	4
T11	Alex Fitzpatrick	-20	F	4
T11	Matt Fitzpatrick	-20	F	4
T11	Brice Garnett	-20	F	4
T11	Chris Gotterup	-20	F	4
T11	Charley Hoffman	-20	F	4
T11	Michael Kim	-20	F	4
T11	Kelly Kraft	-20	F	4
T11	K.H. Lee	-20	F	4
T11	Taylor Pendrith	-20	F	4
T11	David Skinns	-20	F	4
T11	Sepp Straka	-20	F	4
T11	Callum Tarren	-20	F	4
T11	Kevin Tway	-20	F	4
T11	Nick Watney	-20	F	4
T19	Jacob Bridgeman	-19	F	4
T19	Zach Johnson	-19	F	4
T19	Russell Knox	-19	F	4
T19	Luke List	-19	F	4
T19	Peter Malnati	-19	F	4
T19	Henrik Norlander	-19	F	4
T19	Ryan Palmer	-19	F	4
T19	Chandler Phillips	-19	F	4
T23	Patrick Cantlay	-18	F	4
T23	Kurt Kitayama	-18	F	4
T23	David Lipsky	-18	F	4
T23	Mac Meissner	-18	F	4
T23	Collin Morikawa	-18	F	4
T23	Andrew Novak	-18	F	4
T23	Aaron Rai	-18	F	4
T23	Xander Schauffele	-18	F	4
T23	Austin Smotherman	-18	F	4
T23	Davis Thompson	-18	F	4
T28	Joel Dahmen	-17	F	4
T28	Doug Ghim	-17	F	4
T28	Harry Hall	-17	F	4
T28	Nick Hardy	-17	F	4
T28	Chan Kim	-17	F	4
T28	Patton Kizzire	-17	F	4
T28	Ben Kohles	-17	F	4
T28	Justin Lower	-17	F	4
T28	Keith Mitchell	-17	F	4
T28	James Nicholas	-17	F	4
T28	C.T. Pan	-17	F	4
T28	Scott Piercy	-17	F	4
T28	Davis Riley	-17	F	4
T28	Brandon Wu	-17	F	4
T28	Dylan Wu	-17	F	4
T28	Kevin Yu	-17	F	4
36	Thorbjørn Olesen	-16	F	4
36	Matt Wallace	-16	F	4
37	Sean O'Hair	-15	F	4
37	Ben Taylor	-15	F	4
38	Rafael Campos	-14	F	4
38	Nate Lashley	-14	F	4
39	Jorge Campillo	-13	F	4
39	Vincent Norrman	-13	F	4
40	Chez Reavie	-9	F	4
40	Brandt Snedeker	-9	F	4
CUT	Daniel Berger	-7	F	2
CUT	Kevin Chappell	-7	F	2
CUT	Jason Dufner	-7	F	2
CUT	Adrien Dumont de Chassart	-7	F	2
CUT	Wilson Furr	-7	F	2
CUT	Taylor Moore	-7	F	2
CUT	Matt NeSmith	-7	F	2
CUT	Victor Perez	-7	F	2
CUT	Robby Shelton	-7	F	2
CUT	Jimmy Stanger	-7	F	2
CUT	Cameron Champ	-6	F	2
CUT	Russ Cochran	-6	F	2
CUT	Eric Cole	-6	F	2
CUT	MJ Daffue	-6	F	2
CUT	Kevin Dougherty	-6	F	2
CUT	Tom Hoge	-6	F	2
CUT	Beau Hossler	-6	F	2
CUT	Matt Kuchar	-6	F	2
CUT	Thriston Lawrence	-6	F	2
CUT	Ryan McCormick	-6	F	2
CUT	Maverick McNealy	-6	F	2
CUT	Aldrich Potgieter	-6	F	2
CUT	Ted Potter, Jr.	-6	F	2
CUT	Sam Ryder	-6	F	2
CUT	Matti Schmid	-6	F	2
CUT	Ben Silverman	-6	F	2
CUT	Alex Smalley	-6	F	2
CUT	Steve Stricker	-6	F	2
CUT	Sahith Theegala	-6	F	2
CUT	Alejandro Tosti	-6	F	2
CUT	Norman Xiong	-6	F	2
CUT	Will Zalatoris	-6	F	2
CUT	Sangmoon Bae	-5	F	2
CUT	Hayden Buckley	-5	F	2
CUT	Pa Coody	-5	F	2
CUT	Pi Coody	-5	F	2
CUT	Ben Griffin	-5	F	2
CUT	Nicolai Højgaard	-5	F	2
CUT	Rasmus Højgaard	-5	F	2
CUT	S.H. Kim	-5	F	2
CUT	Taylor Montgomery	-5	F	2
CUT	J.J. Spaun	-5	F	2
CUT	Hayden Springer	-5	F	2
CUT	Tom Whitney	-5	F	2
CUT	Tyson Alexander	-4	F	2
CUT	Erik Barnes	-4	F	2
CUT	Jonathan Byrd	-4	F	2
CUT	Harrison Endycott	-4	F	2
CUT	Scott Gutschewski	-4	F	2
CUT	Joe Highsmith	-4	F	2
CUT	Lee Hodges	-4	F	2
CUT	Billy Horschel	-4	F	2
CUT	Andrew Putnam	-4	F	2
CUT	Gary Woodland	-4	F	2
CUT	Bronson Burgoon	-3	F	2
CUT	Trace Crowe	-3	F	2
CUT	Zecheng Dou	-3	F	2
CUT	Harry Higgs	-3	F	2
CUT	Jhonattan Vegas	-3	F	2
CUT	Carl Yuan	-3	F	2
CUT	Luke Donald	-2	F	2
CUT	Rico Hoey	-2	F	2
CUT	Adam Long	-2	F	2
CUT	Ben Martin	-2	F	2
CUT	Francesco Molinari	-2	F	2
CUT	Justin Suh	-2	F	2
CUT	Vince Whaley	-2	F	2
CUT	Car Young	-2	F	2
CUT	Martin Laird	-1	F	2
CUT	Roger Sloan	-1	F	2
CUT	Kevin Streelman	-1	F	2
CUT	Josh Teater	-1	F	2
CUT	Scott Brown	E	F	2
CUT	Austin Cook	E	F	2
CUT	Kevin Kisner	E	F	2
CUT	Troy Merritt	E	F	2
CUT	Raul Pereda	E	F	2
CUT	Robert Streb	E	F	2
CUT	Blaine Hale, Jr.	+1	F	2
CUT	Paul Haley II	+1	F	2

Adelaide 2024 Leaderboard

PlayersTeams

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Brendan Steele	-18	18	3
2	Louis Oosthuizen	-17	18	3
T3	Charl Schwartzel	-16	18	3
T3	Jon Rahm	-16	18	3
T3	Andy Ogletree	-16	18	3
T3	Joaquin Niemann	-16	18	3
T3	Dean Burmester	-16	18	3
8	Mito Pereira	-15	18	3
T9	Abraham Ancer	-14	18	3
T9	Brooks Koepka	-14	18	3
T9	Matt Jones	-14	18	3
T9	Jinichiro Kozuma	-14	18	3
T9	Danny Lee	-14	18	3
T14	Martin Kaymer	-13	18	3
T14	Marc Leishman	-13	18	3
T14	Lucas Herbert	-13	18	3
T14	Thomas Pieters	-13	18	3
T14	Anirban Lahiri	-13	18	3
T14	Tyrrell Hatton	-13	18	3
T14	Cameron Smith	-13	18	3
21	Cameron Tringale	-12	18	3
T22	Caleb Surratt	-11	18	3
T22	Richard Bland	-11	18	3
T22	Patrick Reed	-11	18	3
T22	Carlos Ortiz	-11	18	3
T26	Adrian Meronk	-10	18	3
T26	Matthew Wolff	-10	18	3
T26	Bryson DeChambeau	-10	18	3
T26	Talor Gooch	-10	18	3
T26	Charles Howell III	-10	18	3
T31	Paul Casey	-9	18	3
T31	Pat Perez	-9	18	3
T31	Dustin Johnson	-9	18	3
T34	Kevin Na	-8	18	3
T34	Lee Westwood	-8	18	3
T34	Peter Uihlein	-8	18	3
T34	Bubba Watson	-8	18	3
T38	Sebastian Muñoz	-7	18	3
T38	Phil Mickelson	-7	18	3
T40	Sergio Garcia	-6	18	3
T40	Branden Grace	-6	18	3
T40	David Puig	-6	18	3
T40	Kalle Samooja	-6	18	3
T40	Sam Horsfield	-6	18	3
45	Eugenio Chacarra	-5	18	3
T46	Graeme McDowell	-4	18	3
T46	Scott Vincent	-4	18	3
48	Harold Varner III	-3	18	3
49	Jason Kokrak	-2	18	3
50	Kieran Vincent	-1	18	3
51	Henrik Stenson	+3	18	3
T52	Hudson Swafford	+4	18	3
T52	Ian Poulter	+4	18	3
54	Anthony Kim	+6	18	3

Pos	Team	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	RIPPER GC	-53	18	3
2	STINGER GC	-53	18	3
3	HYFLYERS GC	-48	18	3
4	TORQUE GC	-46	18	3
5	LEGION XIII	-42	18	3
6	IRON HEADS GC	-41	18	3
T7	CLEEKS GC	-40	18	3
T7	CRUSHERS GC	-40	18	3
9	RANGEGOATS GC	-38	18	3
10	FIREBALLS GC	-35	18	3
11	SMASH GC	-31	18	3
12	4ACES GC	-30	18	3
13	MAJESTICKS GC	-11	18	3