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Cameron Smith crumbled in a second-round 75 to miss a seventh straight cut as Min Woo Lee and Marc Leishman made moves at the Australian PGA Championship.

Kiwi Kazuma Kobori leads the Australian PGA Championship after finishing with four straight birdies and shooting 8-under 63 in round two of the tournament at Royal Queensland.

Ryan Fox’s golf swing is a brutal work of art, according to our man Matt Cleary, and for most of Friday he was one off the lead. While a late stutter saw him drop to five-under, four behind leader Brett Rankin at the halfway mark of the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland, he remains one to watch.

Fuzzy Zoeller, a two-time major champion and one of golf’s most gregarious characters whose career was tainted by a racially insensitive joke about Tiger Woods, has died, according to a longtime colleague. He was 74.

The inaugural Optum Golf Channel Games will include innovative competitions, two teams captained by the world’s top 2 players and timed competitions.

Here is a look at the movement of all 188 players who appeared on each of the past two final FedExCup standings.

Here’s a look at the 80 players who have posted in each of the last five FedExCup standings, and what they’ve averaged in the points standings during that span.

Royal Queensland set the stage for an unforgettable first day at the 2025 PGA Championship. From powerful drives to focused putts, our gallery captures the energy and talent of the players and intensity of the course.

Adam Scott, Cameron Smith and Min Woo Lee are among those likely to chase early pace-setter Sebastian Garcia in second-round Australian PGA action.

Daniel Gale was a grateful winner of a car worth nearly $300,000 thanks to an ace that helped him to outright second to begin the Australian PGA Championship.

In-form Spaniard Sebastian Garcia shot two strokes clear of a big-name leaderboard before Brisbane’s storms halted his first-round charge.

Riverside Oaks has seen it all – boom, bust, and rebirth. From its star-studded 1980s debut to battling natural disasters, this iconic course remains a must-play, blending rich history with modern excellence, writes Brendan James of Snaphook Media.