World No.47 Nicolai Højgaard will grace both Sydney and Melbourne with his presence when he tees it up at the BMW Australian PGA Championship at The Lakes Golf Club from November 26-29 and the Capital.com Australian Open at Kingston Heath Golf Club from December 3-6.
Australian No.1 Min Woo Lee has confirmed for the BMW Australian PGA Championship at The Lakes and the Capital.com Australian Open at Kingston Heath, chasing a second Joe Kirkwood Cup and a first Stonehaven Cup.
The Ripper GC star will be part of the Australian Summer of Golf for three consecutive weeks before Christmas, including defending his Victorian PGA Championship title at Moonah Links.
Reigning BMW Australian PGA Championship winner David Puig will return to The Lakes from November 26-29, chasing the first successful title defence since Cam Smith’s back-to-back wins in 2017-18.
The 35-year-old Mexican has established himself as one of the leading players from Latin America in the past decade, winning on the PGA Tour before becoming a regular contender on LIV Golf.
Lucas Herbert will bring one of the hottest games in world golf to Sydney and Melbourne this November and December after confirming he will contest the BMW Australian PGA Championship at The Lakes Golf Club and the Capital.com Australian Open at Kingston Heath Golf Club.
Smylie will make his return from a rib injury in this week’s BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth in London, but with the two big home tournaments on his mind.
Cam Davis is locked in for a blockbuster home summer, teeing it up at both the BMW Australian PGA Championship and the Capital.com Australian Open as he chases a second Stonehaven Cup and a maiden PGA title.
The Min Woo Lee showreel continues to roll as golf’s newest showman produced a spectacular eagle from the pinestraw on his final hole to grab a three-stroke lead at the halfway mark of the ISPS Handa Australian Open in Sydney.
Admitting that losing a lunch bet to Lee is probably a more significant financial loss than the other way round, Hopewell is well placed to improve his Australian Open record that includes a T-10 last year.
Former winner Cameron Davis, 16-year-old schoolgirl Rachel Lee and all-abilities champion Cameron Pollard sit atop the leaderboard, spearheading the local challenge to reclaim the three Australian Open titles swept by foreigners a year ago.
Adopting a more aggressive approach to course management appears to have Adam Scott trending in the right direction as he aims for a second Australian Open to break a three-year winning drought.
The tournament favourite spent the past few days working with coach Grant Field on tweaking his swing for the ISPS Handa Australian Open being staged this week in Sydney at The Australian and The Lakes.