‘In my hands’: Leishman confident in stacked PGA finish
A riveting final round awaits at Royal Queensland’s Australian PGA Championship, with a host of big names among 31 players within six shots of the lead.
A riveting final round awaits at Royal Queensland’s Australian PGA Championship, with a host of big names among 31 players within six shots of the lead.
Adam Scott has mixed eight birdies with three bogeys in a third-round 66 to get himself in the picture for a third Australian PGA title.
He left a couple out there on his way to four-under 67 but much of Min Woo Lee’s play was thrilling indeed, inspiring something close to awe among the beery, cheery followers in this man’s Chef Army.
Hoey ranked second in strokes gained tee to green but last in putting, a nearly two-and-a-half stroke gap between the two categories, which ranks among the largest since at least 2004.
Keegan Bradley won 11 skins, nine of them on two holes, and won the Skins Game with $2.1 million in the return of the competition Friday after 17 years.
Adam Scott has offered a soul-searching Cameron Smith hope as the downcast former world No.2 wonders how he’ll “get back to where he was”.
Aussie Cam Davis admits he lost sight of his next mission after so quickly achieving his first and that a long absence from the PGA Tour has him primed again.
Min Woo Lee has summoned his chef hat army after surging into contention for a second Australian PGA title.
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.