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Min Woo Lee admits he will need to be a “more robotic” golfer to have success at the bigger PGA Tour events after his promising season lost its legs.

Already a winner of the BMW Australian PGA Championship, and one of the most popular players in world golf, Min Woo Lee will set his sights on claiming a second Joe Kirkwood Cup at Royal Queensland Golf Club later this year, it was confirmed today.

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Cheltenham Golf Club, the 95-year-old, nine-hole, public course that shares a border with Victoria Golf Club in Melbourne’s famous Sandbelt, will face a vote in Bayside City Council chambers on Tuesday evening to determine the future of its lease. And its near-neighbour Victoria has emerged among the key opponents of Cheltenham’s ambitions.

A six-strong Australian team will head to Dubai in October for the 2025 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, trying to win the country’s third individual title in four years.

Dubbed the ‘Calgary Cowboy’, Australia’s Richard Green has claimed his first PGA Tour Champions title after birdieing the 18th for a one-shot win in Canada.

Akie Iwai has joined twin sister Chisato as a rookie LPGA Tour champion at Columbia Edgewater, closing with a six-under 66 for a four-stroke victory in The Standard Portland Classic.

When our Deputy Editor Matt Cleary teed it up with Wallaby Andrew Kellaway at Manly Golf Club, he brought a camera, a pair of mates, a bottle (or two) of Pinot Noir and a healthy sense of optimism. By the short par-four ninth, it was clear: Kellaway has game – and stories to match. From albatross attempts to golf with Grandma, this is rugby’s globe-trotting winger in full swing, chasing birdies and better banter.

Australia has confirmed its representatives for two major international amateur golf events to be contested in the months ahead.

Scottie Scheffler has erased a four-shot deficit in five holes and then delivered a haymaker on the daunting par-3 17th by chipping in from 82 feet for birdie that carried him to victory in the BMW Championship.

Spaniard Jon Rahm has been crowned LIV Golf’s season points champion again, despite losing the playoff in Indianapolis and not winning an event all year.

FROM THE DESK OF THE PUBLISHERDEBERT COOK, CMP Dear Family and Friends of the African American Golfer’s Digest, I am deeply honored and humbled to share with each of you that,…