Young guns Jack Buchanan and Phoenix Campbell, as well as Asian Tour winner Travis Smyth, are among 12 Australians teeing up at LIV Golf’s qualifying school in Saudi Arabia this week, where just one spot on the lucrative league in 2025 is up for grabs.
A total of 93 players representing 30 different countries will tee it up at Riyadh Golf Club in pursuit of coveted spots in the 2025 LIV Golf League and 2025 International Series.
LIV Golf chief executive officer Greg Norman has revealed that the league will soon have a new leader at the helm, signalling a significant transition as it gears up for an ambitious 2025 season.
His eponymous website hails him as “more than a champion.” Which is fair if you pay due deference to the nearly 40 tournament victories, the more than nine years he has spent ranked inside the world’s top 10 and take even the briefest glance at Sergio Garcia’s record as part of 10 Ryder Cup teams. Read more…
As is so often the case, last week’s Australian Open delivered multiple storylines and more than a few talking points. From Cam Smith’s controversial pre-event course setup comments to inclement weather and the multi-championship field, there were numerous avenues for a post-tournament analysis to venture emanating from Kingston Heath and Victoria golf clubs.
With his Australian Summer of Golf campaign over, Cam Smith has expressed his desire to repeat the visit back home on the 2025-2026 Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia.
A jet-lagged Hannah Green and rookie Justice Bosio threw their hats into the ring for a maiden Australian Open title and both are chasing surprise halfway leader, amateur Hyojin Yang. Yang shot rounds of 65, 71 at co-hosts Victoria Golf Club and Kingston Heath, respectively, to surge to nine-under-par and one shot ahead of 2013 Read more…
A stunning eagle at the last catapulted Lucas Herbert above pre-tournament favourite Cameron Smith, with a sensational first round giving Herbert the clubhouse lead at the Australian Open.
Bryson DeChambeau confirmed he’s still one of the best golfers on the planet by winning the US Open in June. There’s been no doubt before or since, however, that he’s still golf’s undisputed Content King.
Sources tell Golf Digest that Scott O’Neil, a sports and entertainment executive, is expected to be hired as the league’s chief executive, replacing Greg Norman in that role, with a formal announcement to come in the next month.