Adam Scott is set to renew his Australian Open rivalry with Rory McIlroy after confirming he’ll tee up in both the national championship and the Australian PGA.. Loyal to his home tour throughout his long career, former world No.1 Scott will seek to win the Joe Kirkwood Cup for a third time when the Australian Read more…
As the FedEx Cup Playoffs get underway at TPC Southwind, here’s a look at the biggest storylines to watch, from a stacked field to a genuinely unpredictable Player of the Year race.
After skipping three signature events this season, Rory McIlroy has confirmed he’ll tee it up at next week’s FedEx St. Jude Championship, the opening event of the FedEx Cup Playoffs.
The 2026-27 Australian golf season is set, with organisers chasing a Bryson DeChambeau appearance at the Australian PGA Championship at The Lakes and Rory McIlroy expected to draw huge crowds at the Australian Open, this time at Kingston Heath. The 19-tournament schedule also features the centenary Queensland PGA Championship and two new venues joining the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia.
Rahm chipping over Kazuma Kobori, Fleetwood’s emotional walk to the first tee, and Min Woo Lee urging Ryan Fox to drink from the claret jug, here are 18 behind-the-scenes moments you didn’t see on TV.
Jon Rahm stopped short of confirming his LIV Golf future beyond 2026, but revealed he’s in regular contact with league officials as the circuit’s financial future remains unclear.
Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy both brushed off questions about their legacies this week. It turns out that mindset, known as “temporal distancing,” might be exactly what helps them play their best golf under pressure.
Augusta National’s famous rules for wearing the green jacket outside club grounds allowed the reigning Masters champion to don it at another timeless sporting event.
From the outside, there was something very funny about two recent Rory Moments, which is a phrase somebody smarter than me should trademark; there’s got to be a way to make money from the reliable way he appears out of nowhere, like a grinning whack-a-mole, every time you sense he’s been quiet just a bit Read more…
Wind dominated round one at Shinnecock Hills and the numbers tell a wild story. From tee shots travelling 121 yards further downwind than into it, to the seventh green repelling two thirds of the field, here are five ways the conditions shaped day one at the US Open.
Rory McIlroy carded a 69 in round one at Shinnecock Hills and while an eagle at the fifth grabbed the headlines, it was his patience, course management and composure that told the real story of just how far he’s come since his 2018 nightmare at the same venue.
There was a delay in the usual mob rush to surround the ball like we usually see – just one guy standing and pointing at it. Which is maybe why a woman standing nearby thought it was OK to pick it up.
Australian Golf Digest
