The June 2026 issue of Golf Australia magazine, on sale now across the country, is packed with major champions, bucket-list destinations and compelling Australian stories, combining to deliver one of the strongest editions of the year.
The strongest fields in golf, in theory, are supposed to reward the strongest players.
The importance of playing great events at great venues has been stressed aplenty by this publication over the years, often by this writer. Equally inviting, however, is a world-class destination tournament, which is exactly what you get at the New Zealand Open.
New Capital.com GA Handicap data reveals strong growth in 9-hole play as golfers embrace more flexible formats
Lottie Woad is a two-time winner on the LPGA Tour after holding off Haeran Ryu at the Kroger Queen City Championship in Ohio.
Aaron Rai has closed with a five-under 65 to become the first Englishman in more than a century to win the PGA Championship, with Australian Cam Smith seventh.
Winning the Masters’ traditional pre-tournament par-3 contest comes with the curse of no golfer ever going on to complete the double and donning the famous green jacket at Augusta National.
Australian golf star Cameron Smith missed a chance to add a second major title to his CV, finishing tied for seventh at the PGA Championship.
Golf Australia has confirmed a major new era for the sport, announcing a landmark, multi-year partnership with global trading platform Capital.com, which will become Title Partner of the Capital.com Australian Open and the first Naming Rights Partner of the Capital.com GA Handicap.
After six straight missed cuts at golf’s majors, Australian superstar Cameron Smith has surged into contention for PGA Championship glory in Pennsylvania.
Some 14 players have enjoyed time atop the leaderboard during the third round of the PGA Championship, but an unsung American is the surprise solo frontrunner.
England’s Lottie Woad has set herself up well at the Kroger Queen City Championship and leads by three shots going into the final round.
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