Your questions answered: April 2026

Plenty of questions arose from our “What is Golf Australia trying to become?” feature in the March issue. And Golf Australia chief executive James Sutherland has the answers.

Your questions answered: March 2026

In our ongoing series with Golf Australia chief executive James Sutherland, our readers get clarity on golf’s most pertinent issues

Your questions answered: February 2026

In our ongoing series with Golf Australia chief executive James Sutherland, our readers get clarity on golf’s most pertinent issues Is there scope for the Australian Open to rotate nationally more than it does after Kingston Heath this December? – Colin Scarr, via e-mail What we’re seeing right now is a period of real strength Read more…

How to keep your distance when you lose speed

Q: Is there equipment that can help me regain distance? I’m 62 and 20 metres shorter than 10 years ago. There are few scenarios in golf more dejecting than no longer being able to carry that bunker at the corner of the dogleg or having to go up two clubs on your favourite par 3. Read more…

Your Questions Answered: October 2025

In our ongoing series with Golf Australia chief executive James Sutherland, our readers get clarity on golf’s most pertinent issues

Digital Shift: Your Questions Answered

We asked Golf Australia’s general manager of clubs, facilities and places to play, Damien de Bohun, to answer a selection of the best questions submitted by readers

Your Questions Answered: July 2025

In a new series, PGA of Australia chief executive Gavin Kirkman answers our readers’ questions on golf’s most pertinent issues

The Worst Thing For Your Kid’s Golf Game

Q: My kiddo recently took up golf. Can I just cut down a set of adult clubs? A lot of parents believe that cutting down adult clubs provides their kids with “quality equipment”, but veteran club designer Tom Wishon, author of 12 Myths That Could Wreck Your Golf Game, doesn’t mince words about this approach: Read more…