This is the first time the PGA Tour has formally partnered with Golf Australia, with the agreement set to ensure the men’s Australian Open will receive a significant boost in prizemoney from 2027, a distinct window in the global golf calendar and optimise the opportunity to attract the world’s best players.
The WA Open Golf Championship will head to the City of Rockingham for the first time in its history when Secret Harbour Golf Links hosts the championship in October.
The agreement represents one of the largest commercial partnerships in Australian golf history, connecting Capital.com with both the country’s premier championship, the club members and GA Handicap holders that underpin the game.
Cameron John delivered one of the shots of the summer at the first playoff hole to complete a three-win season and secure a second victory at The National Tournament in three years.
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Will Florimo allowed himself his first sip of beer in more than two years after finally claiming his maiden Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia title at the Heritage Classic.
American Austen Truslow has fought off ferocious winds and a hungry horde of challengers to complete what was in the end a comfortable three-stroke win at the Quinovic NZ PGA Championship.
Sure to attract plenty of support from the local fans, the contingent includes Kazuma Kobori, Michael Hendry, Nick Voke, Kerry Mountcastle, Josh Geary and Tyler Hodge – all established winners on the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia.
Declan O’Donovan emphatically won his first professional title at Webex Players Series Sydney hosted by Peter O’Malley, storming to a five-stroke victory at Castle Hill Country Club.
Haydn Barron became a champion on the PGA Tour of Australasia for the first time by holding off a surging Jimmy Zheng to win the Webex Players Series Murray River in honour of Jarrod Lyle on Sunday.
In-form Cameron John is moving closer to his goal of winning the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit, but is determined to not let the chase for the No.1 spot become a distraction across the remainder of the season.
Australian Golf Digest
