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From PGA Tour winner to caddie

From PGA Tour winner to caddie

Viktor Hovland did not have much time to celebrate the biggest win of his career. 6 Jun 2023
McIlroy's major drought a mystery to Nicklaus

McIlroy's major drought a mystery to Nicklaus

Rory McIlroy may be one of the game's greatest players but the Northern Irishman has not won a major title in nearly nine years, a barren run in the elite events that has left Jack Nicklaus puzzled. 31 May 2023
Inside Golf Australia June 2023

Inside Golf Australia June 2023

Masters Champion and World No.1 Jon Rahm will be one of the favourites to win the U.S. Open Championship, which we preview on its return to Los Angeles after a 75-year absence in the July issue of Golf Australia Magazine. 18 May 2023
Opinion: More reasons than ever for a globe-trotting PGA

Opinion: More reasons than ever for a globe-trotting PGA

It has often been said, and written about before (including by this columnist), but arguably this year is proving the strongest case to take the PGA Championship beyond the borders of the United States. 17 May 2023
The Thing About Golf Podcast #92 – Geoff Ogilvy

The Thing About Golf Podcast #92 – Geoff Ogilvy

Winner of the 2006 US Open, Geoff Ogilvy is known as one of professional golf’s best interview subjects and in this wide ranging chat with John Huggan he shows why. 10 May 2023
Frustrated Bryson searching for a time machine and balance

Frustrated Bryson searching for a time machine and balance

To watch Bryson DeChambeau at LIV Golf Adelaide this week is a curious case study. 22 Apr 2023
DeChambeau makes light of Augusta 'par 67 ' claim

DeChambeau makes light of Augusta 'par 67 ' claim

Long-hitting Bryson DeChambeau has made light of his much-mocked claim that Masters venue Augusta National is a par-67 for him. 4 Apr 2023
Morri: Rollback could test power of ruling bodies

Morri: Rollback could test power of ruling bodies

Leaving aside the golf specific elements, the most important development from last week’s rollback proposal might end up being the first real test of the legitimacy of the game’s governing bodies in living memory. 20 Mar 2023
Zalatoris turned down big LIV offer: Couples

Zalatoris turned down big LIV offer: Couples

While the staggering sums of cash offered by LIV Golf have drawn some of the biggest names on the PGA Tour to make the leap, veteran golfer Fred Couples says it couldn't turn the head of rising star Will Zalatoris. 17 Mar 2023
Morri: Colosseum a grim reminder of fractured golf’s fragile future

Morri: Colosseum a grim reminder of fractured golf’s fragile future

Sometimes the most interesting things historians have to say are not about the past but the future. 28 Nov 2022
Major champion and Ryder Cup captain Finsterwald passes away

Major champion and Ryder Cup captain Finsterwald passes away

Major champion and former U.S. Ryder Cup captain Dow Finsterwald has died. He was 93. Finsterwald died on Friday night at his home in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 6 Nov 2022
Minjee in the running for Women in Sport award

Minjee in the running for Women in Sport award

Minjee Lee’s season isn’t yet finished with a number of LPGA Tour starts left on the schedule and a potential trip home to Australia for the ISPS HANDA Australian Open if organisers get their way. 19 Sep 2022
McGill makes history at U.S. Senior Women’s Open

McGill makes history at U.S. Senior Women’s Open

Jill McGill knows about disappointment in the final round of a USGA championship, and now she’s revisited the elation of victory. 29 Aug 2022
Bennett’s delayed decision leads to U.S. Amateur glory

Bennett’s delayed decision leads to U.S. Amateur glory

Nobody would have questioned Sam Bennett had he chosen not to return to Texas A&M University for a fifth year of eligibility. An All-American who finished tied for 49th in this year’s U.S. Open, Bennett had all of the recommended credentials to enter the play-for-pay ranks. 22 Aug 2022
Ding makes U.S. Junior Amateur history at Bandon Dunes

Ding makes U.S. Junior Amateur history at Bandon Dunes

For the first time in its history, the U.S. Junior Amateur Trophy is headed to the People’s Republic of China. 1 Aug 2022
Minjee in ‘good place’ ahead of Evian defence

Minjee in ‘good place’ ahead of Evian defence

Defending champion Minjee Lee enters this week's Evian Championship in France in top form and without the pressure she carried on her shoulders a year ago before winning the first major of her career. 21 Jul 2022
Leishman's unfinished Open business

Leishman's unfinished Open business

Buoyed by his barnstorming U.S. Open finish, Marc Leishman has returned to St. Andrews with unfinished business to tend to as he looks to bury the demons of the most bittersweet day of his golfing career. 13 Jul 2022
‘He wants to beat us so bad’: Morikawa

‘He wants to beat us so bad’: Morikawa

Ahead of the 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews this week, defending champion Collin Morikawa has spoken on behalf of his peers about what it means for Tiger Woods to be on the grounds. 12 Jul 2022
Fitzpatrick looking to rewrite Open history

Fitzpatrick looking to rewrite Open history

History is stacked against Matt Fitzpatrick winning the 150th Open Championship. That said, he still likes his chances of adding the Claret Jug to his U.S Open trophy. 12 Jul 2022
Tiger skipped Brookline in favour of St. Andrews

Tiger skipped Brookline in favour of St. Andrews

Tiger Woods has said he skipped last month's U.S. Open because he did not want to jeopardise his chances of playing in next week's 150th Open at St Andrews. 6 Jul 2022
Morri: Not even close to a fair fight

Morri: Not even close to a fair fight

I don’t know how many ways there are to say this, but the game’s best women players deserve better. Much better. 27 Jun 2022