Golf Australia Magazine

World No.2 leads Thai charge to LPGA title in Portland

Scheffler storms to drought-breaking 21st PGA Tour win

Danish Championship turns into Winther's tale

American, Thai on track for first LPGA Tour triumphs

World No.1 still the man to catch in Memphis
Aussie Kim fights back to remain in LPGA contention

World No.1 Scheffler sizzles to grab St Jude lead

Review: Sandhurst Club

2026 NZ Open Delivers Record Crowds, Global Reach and Regional Impact

Australia's Grace Kim makes fast start at LPGA event

More News

'Sets me up': hot Scott eyes golf's Tour Championship

'Sets me up': hot Scott eyes golf's Tour Championship

Adam Scott is hoping to set himself up for more major opportunities after making a hot start to the PGA Tour's opening FedExCup playoff event in Memphis.

Aussie shines in opening round of Danish Championship

Aussie shines in opening round of Danish Championship

Australian Jack Buchanan has made an impressive start to the Danish Championship in Kerteminde and is in striking distance of leader Felix Mory after the first round of the European Tour event.

Australian golf mourns death of teenage rising star

Australian golf mourns death of teenage rising star

The WPGA Tour of Australasia and the broader Australian golf community is mourning the passing of teenage Tour member Jessica Bang in Thailand.

Two Melbourne juniors claim silver after World Champs playoffs

Two Melbourne juniors claim silver after World Champs playoffs

Melbourne junior golfers Will Veitch and Angelika Britto have claimed silver medals at the 2026 US Kids Golf World Championship at Pinehurst in North Carolina.

Spanish star joins Australian Open field

Spanish star joins Australian Open field

Spanish rising star Josele Ballester will return to the Capital.com Australian Open this summer after an impressive debut campaign in both of Australia's premier golf championships in 2025.

News

Day's lost year hits Presidents Cup campaign

A body that "just doesn't work," in Jason Day's own words, hasn't just ended his 18-year playoffs streak it's also cast a cloud over his Presidents Cup selection.

Brennan brilliance secures win, spot in FedEx Cup playoffs

Michael Brennan had another Sunday opportunity and delivered in a big way, making five straight birdies to pull away from Beau Hossler and close with a six-under 64 to win the Wyndham Championship and reach the PGA Tour's lucrative post-season.

Huang pips Hull in dramatic London LET finish

Huang pips Hull in dramatic London LET finish

Charley Hull’s late collapse has handed 17-year-old Anna Huang a fourth Ladies European Tour title after a dramatic finish to the PIF London Championship at Centurion Club.

Niemann continues to LIV the dream with victory No.9

Niemann continues to LIV the dream with victory No.9

Joaquin Niemann closed with a two-under 69 for a three-shot victory in LIV Golf New York, extending his record with a ninth victory in the past three years.

Race on for post-season spots at Wyndham Championship

Race on for post-season spots at Wyndham Championship

Beau Hossler has to win the Wyndham Championship to advance to the PGA Tour post-season, and he did his chances a world of good in the opening round.

Features

Review: Sandhurst Club

Golf is riding the crest of a popularity wave in this country we have never seen before. More Australians than ever are swinging a club, either on course, at a range or even in an indoor facility fitted out with the latest hi-tech simulators.

Review: Magenta Shores Golf & Country Club

Born from coastal dunes and a designer’s imagination, Magenta Shores has evolved into one of Australia’s finest modern links experiences, where seaside drama, strategic golf and sustainability now combine beautifully.

Review: Glenelg Golf Club

Review: Glenelg Golf Club

Wiser people than this humble golf writer have often proclaimed all good things take time. And better things, it could be argued, take just a little bit longer.

Review: Ocean Dunes

Review: Ocean Dunes

The first time I interviewed the late, great Peter Thomson, I asked him: of the hundreds of courses he had designed or redesigned in his post-playing career, which one did he consider the best.

Travel Feature: Islands of Glory

Travel Feature: Islands of Glory

Split between New Zealand's North and South Islands, this collection brings together everything from world-famous layouts to lesser-known links, with a few hidden beauties thrown in for good measure.

COURSES AND TRAVEL

Review: Sandhurst Club

Golf is riding the crest of a popularity wave in this country we have never seen before. More Australians than ever are swinging a club, either on course, at a range or even in an indoor facility fitted out with the latest hi-tech simulators.

Review: Magenta Shores Golf & Country Club

Born from coastal dunes and a designer’s imagination, Magenta Shores has evolved into one of Australia’s finest modern links experiences, where seaside drama, strategic golf and sustainability now combine beautifully.

Review: Glenelg Golf Club

Review: Glenelg Golf Club

Wiser people than this humble golf writer have often proclaimed all good things take time. And better things, it could be argued, take just a little bit longer.

Review: Ocean Dunes

Review: Ocean Dunes

The first time I interviewed the late, great Peter Thomson, I asked him: of the hundreds of courses he had designed or redesigned in his post-playing career, which one did he consider the best.

Travel Feature: Islands of Glory

Travel Feature: Islands of Glory

Split between New Zealand's North and South Islands, this collection brings together everything from world-famous layouts to lesser-known links, with a few hidden beauties thrown in for good measure.

Galleries

Royal Birkdale roars: best snapshots from The Open

Experience the atmosphere of The 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale through this selection of epic Getty Images shots, capturing packed galleries, iconic holes, practice-round anticipation and the excitement as golf's oldest major gets underway.

Standing room only: scenes from a packed US Open

Standing room only: scenes from a packed US Open

From packed grandstands to galleries stretching down the fairways, these images capture the scale, atmosphere and energy surrounding the 2026 U.S Open at Shinnecock Hills.

Gallery: Bunker bandits of Shinnecock Hills

Gallery: Bunker bandits of Shinnecock Hills

As expected, Shinnecock Hills is giving players little margin for error; these images capture the challenge perfectly as the world’s best are attempting to blast their way out of trouble.

Through the lens: Australians take on the US Open

Through the lens: Australians take on the US Open

From clutch recoveries and towering tee shots to quiet moments between holes, these images capture Australia’s contingent taking on the challenge and theatre of U.S Open week.

EQUIPMENT

Feature Story: Hutton under cover

Deborah Hutton’s love of the outdoors has always defined her life, from beaches to fairways and everything in between. However, after years in the Australian sun, a personal health wake-up call reshaped her perspective and inspired Canopy Bay, a practical yet stylish range built for life under UV.

Callaway launches Quantum Mini Spinner as a new top-of-the-bag scoring option

Callaway Golf has unveiled the new Quantum Mini Spinner, a top-of-the-bag option designed for golfers seeking more spin, control and confidence when attacking greens from distance.

Earning the trust of the pros: Callaway Quantum driver

Earning the trust of the pros: Callaway Quantum driver

When players stand on the tee with a tournament on the line, the driver in their hands has to deliver more than just distance. It needs to produce repeatable speed, controlled flight, and confidence under pressure.

Tested: Callaway Opus SP wedges

Tested: Callaway Opus SP wedges

Opus wedges combine Tour-preferred shaping with a higher centre of gravity for increased spin and precision.

The balancing act behind Jason Day's Open bid

The balancing act behind Jason Day's Open bid

Jason Day has been Australia’s best chance at the majors more often than he hasn’t over the past 15 years. He arrived early at Royal Birkdale following his withdrawal from the US Open due to concerns about his troublesome back, which has plagued him in the latter stages of his career.