Inside Golf Australia October 2018

Justin Thomas is pound-for-pound the world’s biggest hitter. In this month's edition of Golf Australia magazine, he explains the five key movements that drives his distance and can help you rip it, too.

Big names missing from Australian Open field

None of the country's top three drawcards look likely for November's Australian Open while the Sydney showpiece will also be lacking golf's biggest international talent after being snookered by rival tournaments and wedding bells.

Cameron Smith: Primed for success

Cameron Smith plays the Tour Championship for the first time this week. Can he become just the second Australian to capture the title and the first to lift the FedEx Cup?

TESTED: Sun Mountain Pathfinder 3

Sun Mountain’s Pathfinder 3 buggy is packed full of features and is designed to handle cart and stand bags with equal ease. See what happened when we put the new buggy through its paces.

CITY LIGHTS: Sydney

Australia’s largest city is blessed with some of the nation’s most famous attractions. After you’re done with the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, here are the dozen highest-ranked courses to be found, all within a 45-minute drive of Sydney’s GPO.

REVIEW: Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club

The words ‘Sanctuary Cove’ have always invoked thoughts of high quality, on and off its golf courses. And 30 years after being presented to the world, the Gold Coast jewel still impresses.

GALLERY: The best images from the PGA final round

IT was an action packed final round of the US PGA Championship at Bellerive with Tiger Woods, Adam Scott, Jon Rahm and Justin Thomas all battling to try and catch eventual winner Brooks Koepka. Here are the best final round images from photographer Matthew Harris.

VIDEO: Thanks for #DoingItForJarrod

On behalf of the Australian golf industry, the PGA of Australia and Golf Australia thank everybody who has put their heart and soul into all forms of recognition of the late Jarrod Lyle.

World Cup: Fastest hole challenge

To celebrate the public release of tickets to the Melbourne World Cup of Golf, teams of young professionals, PGA Australia trainees and local sports stars assembled at The Metropolitan Golf Club to tackle the fastest hole challenge.