I suspect this will be one of the least popular posts about golf I ever write, because it’s so easy for the other side – the wrong side – to appeal to emotions, but there is a simple principle that applies here and is the bedrock of every argument I’m about to make.
For Ian Mayer, golf has always been more than just a game. A long-time member of The Australian Golf Club in Sydney, and a serious eight-handicapper, he has used the sport he loves as a platform to make a profound difference in the lives of others.
World No.1 Scottie Scheffler is going to earn a whopping sum of cash (in the tens of millions) dollars at the end of this week by sitting on his couch. Here’s the exact amount.
New tariffs proposed or implemented by the Trump administration so far in 2025 are expected to significantly impact the golf industry, primarily by increasing costs for equipment, apparel and related products. Here’s a breakdown based on current information: 1. Increased costs for golf equipment Tariff impact: Tariffs of 10-25 percent on imports from key manufacturing Read more…
Steps you can take to plan for a comfortable retirement with your superannuation. One of life’s most important questions is: “How much money do I need to have so that I can play more golf?” The current life expectancy for men is 81.3 years and is expected to grow to 87 by 2062. For women, Read more…
Golf Games Explained is exactly what it sounds like. You want to mix it up and try something new for once? Well, someone has to do the thankless work of playing different golf formats and telling you if it’s worth it. You can thank me later. Is there anything worse than setting up a 2 Read more…
It’s no surprise that the PGA Tour’s recent deal with the Strategic Sports Group (SSG) could serve as a calculated hedge against a continued spending war with LIV Golf and the Saudi Public Investment Fund.
Australian Golf Digest
