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Min Woo Lee: Our next big thing

Min Woo Lee: Our next big thing

Min Woo Lee has the game to drive him to the top of golf’s precipice. But the West Australian’s rookie pro year showed he still has plenty to learn about his craft.
23 Mar 2020
Exclusive: Sandy Jamieson’s 1Club Plan

Exclusive: Sandy Jamieson’s 1Club Plan

Prominent golf coach Sandy Jamieson has decided to follow his passion of helping beginners learn golf. And his 1Club could revolutionise the way new players are brought into the game.
23 Mar 2020
Review: The National Golf Club

Review: The National Golf Club

If there is such a thing as a ‘super club’, The National Golf Club can rightly claim to be one. In fact, there are few clubs around the world that can boast as many diverse and interesting holes as can be experienced at The National.
23 Mar 2020
Morri: Playing through the uncertainty

Morri: Playing through the uncertainty

Perhaps it was Ben Hogan who said it or perhaps someone else. Not that it really matters as it’s not the utterer that’s important in this instance but the utterance.
23 Mar 2020
Statement from the R&A on the COVID-19 pandemic

Statement from the R&A on the COVID-19 pandemic

We are closely monitoring the constantly-moving situation in the COVID-19 pandemic and carefully following the advice issued to us by the UK Government, relevant health authorities and our medical consultants.
20 Mar 2020

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COVID-19 Update: Can I still play golf?

COVID-19 Update: Can I still play golf?
Exclusive: Sandy Jamieson’s 1Club Plan

Exclusive: Sandy Jamieson’s 1Club Plan
The new rules as golf provides a sanctuary

The new rules as golf provides a sanctuary
Min Woo Lee: Our next big thing

Min Woo Lee: Our next big thing

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Augusta-bound Kim in holding pattern

Augusta-bound Kim in holding pattern

Grace Kim was understandably ecstatic upon hearing of her invitation to the Augusta National Women’s Amateur before the 2020 Masters. However, she is now waiting to see if she will get her chance to play the famed course.
Inside Golf Australia April 2020

Inside Golf Australia April 2020

The latest issue of Golf Australia magazine has arrived just in time to keep you company during the game's extended blackout.
Coronavirus claims four more PGA Tour events

Coronavirus claims four more PGA Tour events

The PGA Tour will remain in lockdown for at least two more months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
US PGA Championship postponed due to virus

US PGA Championship postponed due to virus

The US PGA Championship scheduled for May 14-17 has been postponed over coronavirus concerns, the PGA of America announced on Tuesday.
People trump golf postponements, says Tiger

People trump golf postponements, says Tiger

Tiger Woods has sought to put the cancellations of a slew of golf tournaments due to the coronavirus into perspective on Monday, saying the well-being of others trumped the sport.

Features

The Lost Art of Playing Golf: Part IV

The Lost Art of Playing Golf: Part IV

What does a good shot look like?
The Huggan Interview: Ian Poulter

The Huggan Interview: Ian Poulter

One of the last Tour players to emerge from the ranks of pro-shop assistant, Ryder Cup hero and 17-time Tour winner Ian Poulter has exceeded the expectations of many, except his own. Here, he reflects on a career … not quite done yet.
Travel: The Road to Cornwall

Travel: The Road to Cornwall

Cornwall is renowned for its great food – everything from traditional Cornish pasties to incredible seafood – warm welcomes and incredible scenery from the wild moorlands and rugged cliffs to its sandy beaches. All of which makes this golfing journey as spectacular as the destination itself.
Daddo: “Worming is not unlike golf … It’s about set up and attitude and belief”

Daddo: “Worming is not unlike golf … It’s about set up and attitude and belief”

You thought golf was hard. Have you tried worming?
Min Woo Lee: Our next big thing

Min Woo Lee: Our next big thing

Min Woo Lee has the game to drive him to the top of golf’s precipice. But the West Australian’s rookie pro year showed he still has plenty to learn about his craft.

Courses And Travel

Travel: The Road to Cornwall

Travel: The Road to Cornwall

Cornwall is renowned for its great food – everything from traditional Cornish pasties to incredible seafood – warm welcomes and incredible scenery from the wild moorlands and rugged cliffs to its sandy beaches. All of which makes this golfing journey as spectacular as the destination itself.
Review: The National Golf Club

Review: The National Golf Club

If there is such a thing as a ‘super club’, The National Golf Club can rightly claim to be one. In fact, there are few clubs around the world that can boast as many diverse and interesting holes as can be experienced at The National.
The Architects’ Series: Legacy of the Morcoms

The Architects’ Series: Legacy of the Morcoms

Mick Morcom and his son, Vern, were this country’s most pre-eminent greens keepers for more than half a century, but their influence on course design and construction remain today.
What now for Royal Melbourne?

What now for Royal Melbourne?

The Presidents Cup reacquainted the golfing world with the majesty of Royal Melbourne Golf Club. But what lies ahead for the famed Dr Alister MacKenzie layout?
Travel: 72 Hours in … Macarthur

Travel: 72 Hours in … Macarthur

Sydney’s south-western outskirts has been one of Australia’s booming residential development regions for nearly 20 years. And where there is a stable population base, quality golf is never far away.

Galleries

Presidents Cup picture special

Presidents Cup picture special

The United States steamrolled the Internationals on the final day to win the Presidents Cup for the eighth consecutive time. But it was far from being one way traffic at Royal Melbourne and the team of Getty Images photographers covering the event captured every memorable moment.
Best images from the 104th Australian Open

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.
Australia’s 50 Favourite Courses, as voted by you

Australia’s 50 Favourite Courses, as voted by you

What makes a golf course find its way onto your list of favourites? Is it the pristine condition it is generally presented in, or are you besotted by quality design that forces you to think your way across the journey?
GALLERY: Golf NSW Industry Award Winners

GALLERY: Golf NSW Industry Award Winners

Golf NSW held its second annual Industry Awards at Curzon Hall in Sydney on Monday October 22. Here are all the deserving winners including elite amateurs, course superintendents general managers, volunteers and more.

Videos

Exclusive interview with trick-shot queen Tania Tare

Exclusive interview with trick-shot queen Tania Tare

Tania Tare is one of the world's most recognisable trick-shot artists and has amassed over 300,000 followers across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Here, the New Zealander discusses her process, her injuries, the state of the women's game and her aspirations to join the LPGA Tour.
VIDEO: Ogilvy, Fraser & Goddard set for Gippsland Super 6

VIDEO: Ogilvy, Fraser & Goddard set for Gippsland Super 6

The stakes have never been higher for Geoff Ogilvy, Marcus Fraser and Brendon Goddard than what they’ll face at this week’s inaugural Gippsland Super 6 tournament.
Watch: 14-club challenge – Choi vs van Rooyen

Watch: 14-club challenge – Choi vs van Rooyen

Ahead of the Magical Kenya Open presented by Absa, internet sensation Ho-Sung Choi took on Erik van Rooyen in the first edition of series 2 of the European Tour’s 14 Club Challenge.
VIDEO: Lucas Herbert's pre-round routine

VIDEO: Lucas Herbert's pre-round routine

As the early starters get underway in the final round of the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Pines take a behind the scenes look at the pre-round preparation Lucas Herbert undertakes each day before heading to the golf course.
Video: Walking the course with Marc Leishman and Denis McDade

Video: Walking the course with Marc Leishman and Denis McDade

As he attempts to chase down Cameron Smith at Royal Pines and win his first big title in Australia, get an insight from Marc Leishman's coach Denis McDade as to how he plays the game.