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• Shin aims for more Canberra glory
• Morri: The game’s true entertainers
• 100th NZ Open: Kapur’s 'high expectations'
• EXCLUSIVE: Oman, This is Different
• NZ Open has Ogilvy licking his lips
• Scott set for championship window
• Min Woo Lee inspired by Minjee’s rise
• The Open to return to Hoylake in 2022
• Jazz aiming for new heights in New Zealand
• Club of the Month: Concord Golf Club
• WGC-Mexico: Johnson seals 20th PGA Tour title
• Baddeley second to Trainer in Puerto Rico
• Skarpnord claims Australian Ladies Classic
• Nisbet cruises to QLD PGA victory
• Profile: Eddie Pepperell
• Huggan: A wager too far?
• McIlroy on top at WGC-Mexico Championship
• Andres Romero leads in Puerto Rico
• Daddo: A Youthful Love of the Game
• McLeod and Millar’s Mexican mission
• Spieth’s caddie leaves Mexico after dad dies
• Inside Golf Australia March 2019
• MORRI: Thankfully, the grass isn’t always greener
• Tiger already focussed on Augusta
• Stricker named 2020 US Ryder Cup captain
• Confident Kemp rolls into town
• Reigning champion Fox returns with course advantage
• Mexico to go 'crazy' for Tiger: Leishman
• WIN a set of PING clubs worth $5,000
• Support our devastated North Queensland golf clubs
• Holmes wins Genesis Open as Scott tumbles
• Kiwi Fox crowned the new King of Karrinyup
• EXCLUSIVE: Seven stolen clubs sour World Super 6 Sunday
• Nerveless Nelly crowned Aussie Open champion
• Genesis Open: Scott has Thomas in his sights
• Stressful Saturday reveals Perth match play combatants
• Women’s Open: Nelly Korda makes her move
• Last man in now the bubble boy
• Scott co-leads rain-soaked Genesis Open
• Pieters surges to share of Perth lead
• 'Sorry' Kuchar agrees to pay caddie $50k
• All Smiles: Swedish Sagstrom shares Open lead
• Yani Tseng: Hsu will win the Women’s Open
• Women’s Open: Green sits second
• Genesis Open: Spieth co-leads incomplete opening round
• Two-way tie at the top in Perth
• Golf’s toughest waiting game
• Stars lurk behind co-leaders at Women's Open
• EXCLUSIVE: What’s in Perth leaders' bags
• Vintage Webb on display at The Grange
• Hard-working Smith targets world’s top 20
• Woods honoured alongside Palmer & Nicklaus
• European Tour to lure big names to finale
• Morri: Golf – Art? Science? Both?
• Match play master Colsaerts’ home game
• Perth’s headliner headache
• Women’s Open: Minjee’s mantra, Webb’s warning
• Golf must lose stuffy traditions: Webb
• Qatar Airways becomes official partner of Golf Australia
• Baddeley keeps LA Open streak alive
• Garcia apologises for greens tantrum
• RANKING: Australia's Top-100 Public Access Courses for 2019
• Lee learning on the job
• Hopeful Herbert talks Perth event’s future
• Tiger names Presidents Cup assistants
• Henderson out of Women’s Aussie Open
• Women’s Open: Nelly wants in on Korda clan
• Mickelson wraps up fifth Pebble Beach victory
• Min Woo Lee dashes home for World Super 6 Perth
• Day inspired by top-five at rain-delayed Pebble
• Vic Open: Law defeats Aussie duo at 13th Beach
• Brilliant Boutier wins women's Vic Open
• Women’s Vic Open: Kaufman clubhouse leader
• Scrivener shoots to Vic Open lead
• Day one shot back at Pebble
• Nitties cards record nine straight birdies
• Jazz ready for action at World Super 6 Perth
• Morri: Learn the letter of the law
• Spieth hopes slump ends at Pebble Beach
• Tough changes paying off for Adam Scott
• Governing bodies clarify caddie rule
• Webb honoured with PGA membership
• Ogilvy lauds Vic Open initiative
• Internet sensation Choi set for PGA Tour debut
• Ruffels hits back at exemption critics
• Determined Day ready to break Pebble drought
• Australian Ladies Classic – Bonville secures new sponsor
• Minjee Lee resets goals for 2019
• Fowler battles to Phoenix Open victory
• Rookie Min Woo Lee shines in Saudi
• Garcia escapes sanction for greens damage
• Three-way tie for lead in Phoenix Open
• McLeod second behind Pieters at Saudi International
• Henderson & Creamer book dual Aussie dates