1 / 51

Winner, winner!

2 / 51

Twice is nice

3 / 51

Yes, he's done it!

4 / 51

Thanks love!

5 / 51

Oooooooh!

6 / 51

Old school

7 / 51

Oh, so close!

8 / 51

Aaron Pike tells his ball where to go

9 / 51

"FORE!"

10 / 51

Dunk's Hill welcomes Marc Leishman

11 / 51

No tips from Patrick Reed for this shot

12 / 51

"Club....come here!"

13 / 51

Pike comes in high

14 / 51

Paul Casey pulls the crowds

15 / 51

Casey hitting off the 1st

16 / 51

Matt Jones gets a wheel track ruling

17 / 51

Dimi Papadatos ... "It's up there somewhere."

18 / 51

Sandstorm

19 / 51

Casey punches his ball off the dreaded woodchips

20 / 51

Again, no advice from Patrick Reed required

21 / 51

Jones escapes unscathed

22 / 51

Crowds building by the 9th

23 / 51

Adam Scott nips one clean from the sand

24 / 51

"Get up!"

25 / 51

Watery grave on the 9th for Scott's drive

26 / 51

"Where did that go?" - Cameron Tringale

27 / 51

David Micheluzzi hits a superb straight drive

28 / 51

KJ Choi enjoyed the expanse of The Australian

29 / 51

Sergio Garcia sucks some clean air through his towel. Different!

30 / 51

Adam Scott smokes his drive

31 / 51

Is this the apocalypse? No, just Adam Scott hitting into 18 on day 2.

32 / 51

Abraham Ancer clips it clean on 9.

33 / 51

Campbell Rawson keeping his cool....

34 / 51

and he gets out

35 / 51

Do you clean pools too James Nitties?

36 / 51

Chasing the sun

37 / 51

Picture perfect morning

38 / 51

Japan's Takumi Kanaya was impressive

39 / 51

"You're kidding...Broncos to win the comp next year." - Cameron Smith

40 / 51

Evening glow

41 / 51

"Tiger said what?" - Ernie Els

42 / 51

Early bird gets the worm

43 / 51

Scott gets an Uber to the practice range

44 / 51

Kanaya checks the break on a putt

45 / 51

Craning necks for a better view of Tringale

46 / 51

"What was that?"

47 / 51

Geoff Ogilvy living life on the edge

48 / 51

International team hit out ... Smith, Ancer and Leishman

49 / 51

Wade Ormsby's club beating the ball

50 / 51

Scotty looks like he's had better days

51 / 51

Sergio is flushing mode

Winner, winner!

1 / 51

Twice is nice

2 / 51

Yes, he's done it!

3 / 51

Thanks love!

4 / 51

Oooooooh!

5 / 51

Old school

6 / 51

Oh, so close!

7 / 51

Aaron Pike tells his ball where to go

8 / 51

"FORE!"

9 / 51

Dunk's Hill welcomes Marc Leishman

10 / 51

No tips from Patrick Reed for this shot

11 / 51

"Club....come here!"

12 / 51

Pike comes in high

13 / 51

Paul Casey pulls the crowds

14 / 51

Casey hitting off the 1st

15 / 51

Matt Jones gets a wheel track ruling

16 / 51

Dimi Papadatos ... "It's up there somewhere."

17 / 51

Sandstorm

18 / 51

Casey punches his ball off the dreaded woodchips

19 / 51

Again, no advice from Patrick Reed required

20 / 51

Jones escapes unscathed

21 / 51

Crowds building by the 9th

22 / 51

Adam Scott nips one clean from the sand

23 / 51

"Get up!"

24 / 51

Watery grave on the 9th for Scott's drive

25 / 51

"Where did that go?" - Cameron Tringale

26 / 51

David Micheluzzi hits a superb straight drive

27 / 51

KJ Choi enjoyed the expanse of The Australian

28 / 51

Sergio Garcia sucks some clean air through his towel. Different!

29 / 51

Adam Scott smokes his drive

30 / 51

Is this the apocalypse? No, just Adam Scott hitting into 18 on day 2.

31 / 51

Abraham Ancer clips it clean on 9.

32 / 51

Campbell Rawson keeping his cool....

33 / 51

and he gets out

34 / 51

Do you clean pools too James Nitties?

35 / 51

Chasing the sun

36 / 51

Picture perfect morning

37 / 51

Japan's Takumi Kanaya was impressive

38 / 51

"You're kidding...Broncos to win the comp next year." - Cameron Smith

39 / 51

Evening glow

40 / 51

"Tiger said what?" - Ernie Els

41 / 51

Early bird gets the worm

42 / 51

Scott gets an Uber to the practice range

43 / 51

Kanaya checks the break on a putt

44 / 51

Craning necks for a better view of Tringale

45 / 51

"What was that?"

46 / 51

Geoff Ogilvy living life on the edge

47 / 51

International team hit out ... Smith, Ancer and Leishman

48 / 51

Wade Ormsby's club beating the ball

49 / 51

Scotty looks like he's had better days

50 / 51

Sergio is flushing mode

51 / 51

Best images from the 104th Australian Open

Matt Jones is the new Australian Open champion after four days of intense competition at The Australian Golf Club. Here are the best shots from the team of Getty Images photographers covering the championship.

Best images from the 104th Australian Open

By Getty Images , Golf Australia Dec 8 2019 6:24PM

By Getty Images , Golf Australia

Dec 8 2019 6:24PM

Matt Jones is the new Australian Open champion after four days of intense competition at The Australian Golf Club. Here are the best shots from the team of Getty Images photographers covering the championship.

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