Golf News

Bryson DeChambeau has surged clear of his rivals in the LIV Golf Singapore tournament, with Australian stalwart Marc Leishman still well positioned to cash in should the American powerhouse slip up.

For many golfers entering their middle years, the desire for more distance often collides with the reality of physical limitations. When a student comes to me looking to regain 30…

Renee Powell is widely recognized as one of the most important pioneers in the history of golf. Her journey in the sport was shaped not only by talent and determination…

PGA Jr. League is one of the fastest-growing youth golf programs in the United States, offering young players a welcoming introduction to the game through a fun, team-based format. Developed…

If 36-hole leader Frenchwoman Celine Herbin is searching for the best advice on how to navigate Kooyonga Golf Club as she chases Women’s Australian Open glory, she could do far worse than pick up the phone and call Jane Crafter.

The weekend of the Women’s Australian Open Is shaping up to be a classic. Here is the draw for Saturday at Kooyonga (local time).

West Australians Hannah Green and Kirsten Rudgeley share second place at the halfway stage of the women’s Australian Open, just one stroke behind France’s Celine Herbin.

In his comeback to professional golf after a five-month injury-forced absence, John Lyras has secured a one-shot lead after two rounds of the Heritage Classic on the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia.

An Australian star and an unheralded compatriot are just one shot behind the leader at the midpoint of the Women’s Australian Open in Adelaide.

A trio of unsung local golfers are outperforming their big-name compatriots as the Women’s Australian Open in Adelaide nears its midpoint.

Continuing its commitment to growing the women’s game, PING has introduced the G Le4 family, a full line of lightweight, score-lowering clubs engineered and custom-built exclusively for women. The complete set is available for custom fittings and pre-order at authorised PING golf shops worldwide beginning today.

Women are powering one of the biggest participation surges in Australian sport, with January delivering the busiest month in the history of Golf Australia’s adult beginner program, Get Into Golf, driven by women taking up the sport at almost twice the rate of men.