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Spanish rookie denies Bennett in Belgium

Double bogey on the 18th proves decisive at John Deere

New Report Exposes Governance Issues Across Australian Golf Clubs

FootJoy launches FitLAB in Australia, bringing tour‑level shoe fitting to golfers

Hollick eagles final hole for first DP World Tour title
Aussie Bennett on target for second LET title in Belgium

Quayle gets motoring with fast BMW Invitational start

Mickelson allegations labelled a 'drive-by shooting'

Twenty players secure places in 154th Open through final qualifying

Scott Campbell recognised for distinguished service

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Callum Hill: creators vs tours? Golf wins with both

Callum Hill: creators vs tours? Golf wins with both

Golf’s most-watched shots aren’t necessarily coming from the Masters or the U.S Women's Open; they’re coming from YouTube channels.

Travel Feature: The River of dreams

Travel Feature: The River of dreams

Unlike the ethos first evangelised by Richard Sattler at Barnbougle Dunes, and later realised by Darius Oliver at Cape Wickham on King Island and The Cliffs on Kangaroo Island, golf infrastructure on the Murray River is not a matter of “build it, and they will come”. It’s already built and they’re already coming.

Award-winning innovation lands in Australia: Mileseey Rangefinders

Award-winning innovation lands in Australia: Mileseey Rangefinders

An extraordinary new addition to the Australian market, the GenePro G1 Touchscreen and GPS Rangefinder combines cutting-edge design with exceptional build quality and performance. Recently named MyGolfSpy’s Best Rangefinder for 2026, it has also received strong exposure through global influencer promotion across social media.

Hovland wins Travellers play-off after Scheffler miss

Hovland wins Travellers play-off after Scheffler miss

Viktor Hovland has capped off a gritty rally when he made a seven-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole to win the Travellers Championship when Scottie Scheffler missed a four-foot birdie putt.

World No.1's clutch putt to force Monday playoff

World No.1's clutch putt to force Monday playoff

Scottie Scheffler and Viktor Hovland will return on Monday for a playoff at the rain-delayed Travelers Championship after finishing tied atop the leaderboard.

News

Final Scores: KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

Haeran Ryu held her nerve to claim the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, finishing two shots clear after a composed final-round 70, while Australasian stars Karis Davidson and Lydia Ko secured top-15 finishes in a leaderboard packed with the world's best.

Korean Ryu completes epic PGA Championship comeback

South Korean Haeran Ryu has become the first player in 62 years to win the Women's PGA Championship from 10 shots behind after round one.

Chacarra wins Italian Open to secure Open Championship place

Chacarra wins Italian Open to secure Open Championship place

Spain's Eugenio Chacarra has backed up his KLM Open win in the Netherlands earlier this month with victory in the Italian Open in Turin.

KPMG Women’s PGA Championship: Final Round Tee Times

KPMG Women’s PGA Championship: Final Round Tee Times

A stacked leaderboard points to a Hazeltine showdown on the final day of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. Below are the final-round tee times and pairings, converted to AEST for your convenience.

Hovland flips script on Scheffler in Connecticut

Hovland flips script on Scheffler in Connecticut

Viktor Hovland was trying to keep up with Scottie Scheffler, until he flipped the script on the final hole on Saturday with a 6-foot birdie for a 6-under 64.

Features

Callum Hill: creators vs tours? Golf wins with both

Golf’s most-watched shots aren’t necessarily coming from the Masters or the U.S Women's Open; they’re coming from YouTube channels.

Travel Feature: The River of dreams

Unlike the ethos first evangelised by Richard Sattler at Barnbougle Dunes, and later realised by Darius Oliver at Cape Wickham on King Island and The Cliffs on Kangaroo Island, golf infrastructure on the Murray River is not a matter of “build it, and they will come”. It’s already built and they’re already coming.

Award-winning innovation lands in Australia: Mileseey Rangefinders

Award-winning innovation lands in Australia: Mileseey Rangefinders

An extraordinary new addition to the Australian market, the GenePro G1 Touchscreen and GPS Rangefinder combines cutting-edge design with exceptional build quality and performance. Recently named MyGolfSpy’s Best Rangefinder for 2026, it has also received strong exposure through global influencer promotion across social media.

The Pursuit of better: All-new Titleist GTS Drivers

The Pursuit of better: All-new Titleist GTS Drivers

More distance, more forgiveness, and more speed are desired by players and often promised by manufacturers. The reality is usually much smaller, the gains come in millimetres, fractions of a degree and tiny improvements repeated over thousands of swings.

Callum Hill: The courses we remember are the ones that push back

Callum Hill: The courses we remember are the ones that push back

There are golf courses that host major championships, and there are those which become part of them. Hazeltine National belongs firmly in the second category.

COURSES AND TRAVEL

Travel Feature: The River of dreams

Unlike the ethos first evangelised by Richard Sattler at Barnbougle Dunes, and later realised by Darius Oliver at Cape Wickham on King Island and The Cliffs on Kangaroo Island, golf infrastructure on the Murray River is not a matter of “build it, and they will come”. It’s already built and they’re already coming.

Course Review: Randwick Golf Club

Randwick is a quirky, seaside course which is not unlike some of the underrated and little-known natural links scattered around the coastline of Scotland and Ireland.

Feature Story: NSW Mid-North Coast storms back

Feature Story: NSW Mid-North Coast storms back

It was the garbage bins flying past the pro shop that made Brandon Connor think that the weather forecast of “windy” did not adequately reflect what was barrelling over South West Rocks on the NSW Mid North Coast. Indeed, a more apt description of the “event” that so whacked the region might have been “Severe Tropical Cyclone”.

Feature Story: Short courses, big fun

Feature Story: Short courses, big fun

From windswept dunes to parkland gems, these nine-hole courses across Australia offer fun, challenge and accessibility for golfers of all levels. Perfect for quick rounds, beginners, families, or seasoned players seeking a relaxed yet rewarding game.

Feature Story: 10 years of Cape Wickham

Feature Story: 10 years of Cape Wickham

A wooden deck sits just outside the entrance of the current clubhouse at Cape Wickham Golf Links. It is a humble structure, yet it offers a view that immediately captivates every visitor to this remarkable stretch of golfing landscape on the rugged north west coast of Tasmania’s King Island.

Galleries

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.

Stunning images: Fog brings Shinnecock to standstill

Stunning images: Fog brings Shinnecock to standstill

Not every weather delay comes with thunder and lightning. Thick fog rolled across Shinnecock Hills during round one of the U.S Open, creating some eerie scenes.

EQUIPMENT

FootJoy launches FitLAB in Australia, bringing tour‑level shoe fitting to golfers

FootJoy, the #1 Shoe in Golf, is bringing its premium, personalised footwear-fitting experience, FitLAB, to Australia. Following the program’s success on the PGA TOUR and in select retail markets globally, FitLAB will launch in Victoria as the first market in Australia, with a planned rollout to other states to follow.

Award-winning innovation lands in Australia: Mileseey Rangefinders

An extraordinary new addition to the Australian market, the GenePro G1 Touchscreen and GPS Rangefinder combines cutting-edge design with exceptional build quality and performance. Recently named MyGolfSpy’s Best Rangefinder for 2026, it has also received strong exposure through global influencer promotion across social media.

The Pursuit of better: All-new Titleist GTS Drivers

The Pursuit of better: All-new Titleist GTS Drivers

More distance, more forgiveness, and more speed are desired by players and often promised by manufacturers. The reality is usually much smaller, the gains come in millimetres, fractions of a degree and tiny improvements repeated over thousands of swings.

Motocaddy encourages golfers to make time count

Motocaddy encourages golfers to make time count

Motocaddy has unveiled its first major Australian brand campaign, launching a new initiative centred on the role golf plays in helping players disconnect from everyday demands and make the most of their time on the course.

Inside Titleist’s GTS driver fitting experience

Inside Titleist’s GTS driver fitting experience

Our Digital Editor, Callum Hill, headed to the UK to visit the Titleist High Performance Centre at Woburn Golf Club for a full driver fitting experience with Titleist ANZ.