[PHOTOS: Mike Mulholland] Hyo Joo Kim had a visitor on the last hole of her final round today. She found a ladybug on her ball on the 18th fairway at Whirlwind Golf Club. She carefully tried to help move it along with hand motions near the ladybug. Just as she and her caddie wondered aloud Read more…
Yoon, 22, gave the WPGA Tour of Australasia field a master class in something she scarcely knew existed just one week ago, playing a truly remarkable round of four-under-par 66 on a day made both long and problematic by heavy rain.
Technically, two Australians will tee up at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship next week although only one under our national flag – Sarah Hammett and Malaysia’s Jeneath Wong.
Sydney’s Grace Kim insists she is already feeling the benefits of an extended pre-season as she rejoins the LPGA Tour season at this week’s Ford Championship in Arizona.
Britain’s Mimi Rhodes claimed her first professional win on the Ladies European Tour with a two-shot victory at the Ford Women’s NSW Open at Wollongong Golf Club.
Former New South Wales amateur star and LPGA winner Grace Kim will headline next week’s Australian Women’s Classic at Coffs Harbour Golf Club, bringing her rising international reputation home to where her career began.
There may be a 44-year gap between them, but Australia’s Nadene Gole and Vietnam’s Bao Chau Nguyen share a common aim in proving that age is no barrier in golf at the seventh edition of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific Championship this week.
After extensive consultation with all stakeholders, this week’s 2025 Australian WPGA Championship and Gold Coast Festival of Golf have been cancelled due to the impending impact of Cyclone Alfred.
Grace Kim desperately wants a professional win on home soil. That her first could be presented by an Australian icon whose scholarship she won four times makes this week an opportunity the 24-year-old knows is rare.