Queenstown

September 23rd, 2021

New Zealand Open date change bolsters Australasian Tour

February 27th, 2019

NZ OPEN: 100th edition a bucket-list event for Ogilvy

Former US Open champion Geoff Ogilvy may be enjoying a gap year, but he believes he has a chance to be in contention for the 100th New Zealand Open in Queenstown starting Thursday.

February 27th, 2019

NZ OPEN: Major champ nervous about competitive return

You wouldn’t ever want to compare a US Open winner with a Saturday hacker, but it will be a nervous Michael Campbell who lines up in his first competitive round in six years on the opening day of the 100th New Zealand Open in Queenstown on Thursday.

March 4th, 2018

NZ OPEN: Daniel Nisbet rewrites history

A flawless nine-under-par 62 propelled Australian Daniel Nisbet to a two-stroke triumph in the ISPS HANDA New Zealand Open at Millbrook Resort near Queenstown.

March 3rd, 2018

NZ OPEN: Terry Pilkadaris shoots 62, leads by five

Terry Pilkadaris reached an astonishing 24-under-par 190 on another day of ideal scoring conditions at Millbrook Resort near Queenstown.

March 2nd, 2018

NZ OPEN: Journeyman leads by one in Queenstown

March 2nd, 2018

NZ OPEN: Callan O’Reilly posts career-low 61 to share clubhouse lead

A new course record elevated Callan O’Reilly into a share of the clubhouse lead with Daniel Nisbet on 14-under par at the halfway mark of the ISPS HANDA New Zealand Open.

March 1st, 2018

NZ OPEN: Three-way tie at the top in Queenstown

Australian Daniel Nisbet, Japan’s Tatsuya Kodai and American Jarin Todd each shot nine-under par to share the lead in the ISPS HANDA New Zealand Open.

March 1st, 2018

NZ OPEN: Andrew Dodt and Andrew Martin shoot eight-under par in Queenstown

Five birdies and an eagle over his closing six holes have catapulted Andrew Dodt into a share of the clubhouse lead in the ISPS HANDA New Zealand Open.

July 22nd, 2016

God of Nations: Is New Zealand the world’s best golf holiday destination?

Does the land of the long white cloud offer a better golf package than anywhere in the world? Some of New Zealand’s most famous faces certainly think so. By Evin Priest