Miyu Yamashita defends Maybank title, Aussie Robyn Choi finishes fifth

Robyn Choi’s bold quest for a maiden LPGA Tour victory is over with  Miyu Yamashita holding strong to win by two strokes.    Yamashita successfully defended her title at the LPGA Tour’s Maybank Championship on Sunday, beating China’s Yan Liu by two strokes at the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club. The 2025 Women’s British Read more…

‘It stings’: Aussie falls short at Asia-Pacific Amateur

Emerging Australian golfer Kayun Mudadana says it stings for his final-round flourish to fall short of victory at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. But the 20-year-old is also satisfied at proving his mettle with a Sunday surge to finish third at the championship in New Zealand. Mudadana shot a four-under 67 featuring a number of near Read more…

Andrew Novak goes low again to open up six-shot lead in Mexico

Andrew Novak built a comfortable lead at the turn then poured it on by going five-under-par on the first five holes of the back nine on his way to a nine-under 62 to build a six-shot lead at the Mexico Open. About the only thing Novak did wrong at Vidanta Vallarta  on Saturday (Sunday AEDT) Read more…

Aussie eyes rare crack at LPGA Tour glory

Australia’s Robyn Choi has earned a shot at a long-awaited maiden LPGA Tour title after a third-round charge at the Maybank Championship in Malaysia.

Aussie golfer makes move at Asia-Pacific Amateur

Australia’s Harrison Gomez says he’s in with a sniff after weathering wicked winds which battered golfers at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. Gomez, at even par, is seven shots shy of the leader and the best-placed Australian after a brutal second round at Te Arai Links, 100km north of Auckland in New Zealand. The 18-year-old Queenslander Read more…

Choi, Davidson in the hunt as defending champion leads

Australians Robyn Chou and Karis Davidson have kept themselves in contention as defending champion Miyu Yamashita sets the halfway pace at the LPGA Tour’s Maybank Classic in Malaysia. World No.4 Yamashita, the 2025 Women’s British Open champion, shot a six-under 66 on Friday to take a two-stroke at 13-under 131 on the Kuala Lumpur Golf Read more…

Australia’s Karl Vilips fires to lead PGA Tour’s Mexico Open

Australia’s Karl Vilips has fired the lowest round of his rocky US PGA Tour season to hold the first-round lead at the Mexico Open. Vilips carded a stellar nine-under 62 to be Thursday’s pacesetter at the Vidanta Vallarta course in Vallarta. Vilips revelled in a hot start and finish, with birdies on his initial five Read more…

Aussie eyes big payday amid tough PGA Tour season

Cam Davis has breathed more life into a late-season resurgence at the PGA Tour’s Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Seeking to turn around a rough year, the 31-year-old Australian will head into the closing round four shots behind joint leaders Seamus Power and Austin Smotherman and with a big payday in the offing. RELATED: Green speeds reduced Read more…

Kim best of Aussie LPGA hopes as Davidson wobbles

Australia’s Karis Davidson has slipped right down the leaderboard at a rain-soaked Pine Beach Golf Links in South Korea after a horror third round. Davidson, who shared the lead at the BMW Ladies Championship at the end of the opening day and was fourth going into the weekend, shot a 74 on Saturday to be Read more…

Hot Hensby one off pace in Schwab Cup playoff opener

A double-bogey did not deter Darren Clarke from setting the pace at the Stifel Charity Classic, the Northern Irishman taking a one-shot lead over Australia’s Mark Hensby after the first round of the Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs opener ‌in St Louis. Clarke rattled off nine birdies in his opening round at Norwood Hills Country Club Read more…

Pair share lead in Bermuda, Aussie five shots behind

American Chandler Blanchet turned trouble off the tee into a birdie on the 18th hole, giving him a four-under 67 and a share of the lead with Japan’s Kensai Hirata heading into what figures to be a windy weekend at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Hirata played bogey-free at Port Royal for a 64 to join Read more…

England pair latest big names to join LIV Golf exodus

Louis Oosthuizen one day, then Ian Poulter and Tyrrell Hatton. The players leaving LIV Golf seem to be increasing by the day, with a Sunday deadline potentially looming for others to decide if they are staying for the new version that no longer includes Saudi money. Former world No.1 Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia already Read more…

Aussie Davidson fourth halfway through BMW Championship

Karis Davidson has finished with a flurry to remain firmly in contention at the halfway mark of the BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea. Australian golf’s form player birdied two of her last three holes in a second-round four-under-par 68 at the picturesque Pine Beach Golf Links, southwest of Gwangju. The first-round co-leader, Davidson moved Read more…