[Photo: Chris Hyde/Getty Images] With respect to frontrunner Brett Rankin, the star power on the BMW Australian PGA Championship leaderboard rests with two of his countrymen. Marc Leishman [pictured] and Cam Davis turned in second rounds of 68 and 67, respectively, to reach seven-under-par for 36 holes to sit two shots behind the Brisbane local Read more…
World No.418 Sebastian Garcia blitzed the Royal Queensland layout in seven-under-par for the 15 holes he completed in the afternoon wave before storms halted play early.
Approaching 100 consecutive majors next year, Adam Scott says his body is limber enough to hang with the young studs of modern golf but the former world No.1 would love an Australian victory over the next fortnight to prove it.
The fireworks were surprisingly sparse in the ‘top 100 on the FedEx points list’ department, however the top of the leaderboard provided something we’ve never seen before in the long history of the PGA Tour: a winner from the nation of Finland.
Finishing between 101st and 125th in FedEx points – like Lower has – is not a career ender, but as his reaction proved, it makes everything significantly harder.
There’s nothing more terrifying than a “bored” 17-year-old with too much time on their hands, as The Club at Venetian Bay in New Smyrna Beach in Florida found out.
Aaron Rai survived a playoff against the reigning FedEx Cup champion in Tommy Fleetwood and the lowest round of Rory McIlroy’s DP World Tour career to win the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
Smylie Kaufman asked Brennan to share his craziest travel story from his time on the PGA Tour’s lower circuit, and he didn’t disappoint, delivering this wild retelling of his experience driving through the Rio favelas with a sketchy Uber driver.