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Memphis, a city long celebrated for its culture, resilience, and legacy of greatness, will take center stage in women’s professional golf as it hosts the 2026 Sapphire Golf Tour Season…

Cameron Smith says he’s remaining on the LIV Golf circuit and didn’t consider an offer to return to the US PGA Tour.

PING’s new s259 wedges build on the Tour-proven s159 platform, bringing higher spin, more precise control and a broader range of grinds and lofts to suit every type of player. With refined shaping, new grind options, and updated groove geometry, the s259 family delivers a cleaner look at address with the feel, sound, and performance demanded at the highest level.

PING’s new G440 K driver is built for golfers who want maximum speed with maximum forgiveness. At the heart of the design is a new 32-gram adjustable back weight that helps deliver PING’s highest-MOI adjustable driver to date, making it their straightest and most stable model yet.

Jamie Taylor, LPGA professional and founder of 10K Golf, will host a free Lunch & Learn session titled Golf Without Intimidation: From the Range to the Course, aimed at helping…

Brooks Koepka is expecting to harbor nervous energy when he plays his first regular PGA Tour event in four years at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines later this month.

The PGA Tour has given Australian LIV Golf star Cameron Smith a chance to follow Brooks Koepka back to their ranks.

Seventh-annual event set for Saturday, January 24 – Sunday, January 25 at Torrey Pines Golf Course; Invitational champion to receive a sponsor exemption into the PGA TOUR’s Farmers Insurance Open®…

Golf Australia magazine presents our Top-100 Courses list for 2026, a feature-length guide to the best golf courses in the land. The list, compiled with input from an expert panel of golfers, travellers and architecture buffs, is a celebration of the country’s finest layouts, from coastal masterpieces to inland gems.

Brooks Koepka is returning to the PGA Tour five weeks after bolting from LIV Golf, agreeing to a one-time program for elite players that comes with a financial penalty that could rank among the largest in sport.

Matt Jones, Cory Crawford and Chris Wood were among Aussies to miss out on LIV Golf wildcard spots, but the trio earned Asian Tour International Series starts.