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Bare My Soul: Jake McLeod

Bare My Soul: Jake McLeod

The 2019 PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit winner continues to learn his trade on the European Tour. And the 26-year-old’s game is in good shape as he searches for his second pro win. 11 Mar 2021

Bare My Soul: Aaron Pike

Bare My Soul: Aaron Pike

First bursting onto the scene as an amateur at the 2006 Australian Masters, Aaron Pike took 12 years to win his first professional event. But the talented Queenslander didn’t take long to add a second, winning the NT PGA last October. Here, Pike talks winning at home, cooking, cricket and his friendship with Jason Day. 3 Feb 2021

Bare My Soul: Wade Ormsby

Bare My Soul: Wade Ormsby

A three-time winner around the world and son of a PGA of Australia life member, it would be easy to think Wade Ormsby was always destined for a career in professional golf. However, as the 40-year-old reveals here, that wasn’t necessarily the case. Particularly when another sport always had his attention. 29 Jan 2021

Bare My Soul: Dimi Papadatos

Bare My Soul: Dimi Papadatos

It is six years since Dimi Papadatos burst onto the professional golf scene by claiming the New Zealand Open and has claimed another three titles since. 28 Oct 2020

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