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Ryan Papenhuyzen left the NRL at the top of his game but the former Storm star is using his experience in league in his new career on the golf course.

The Australian contingent will rue late stumbles after Englishman Paul Waring claimed the surprise first-round lead at the PGA Tour’s all-important Houston Open.

Canberra product Josh Armstrong has strengthened his hopes of finishing the season inside the Challenger PGA Tour of Australia’s Order of Merit top 50 as wind and rain battered the field in Round 1 at The National Tournament.

The April 2026 issue of Golf Australia arrives with the game’s biggest stage looming and a sense that something special may be required to shift the balance at the top at Augusta.

The season’s smallest field converges at The National, where Order of Merit chasers led by Cameron John and James Marchesani pursue HotelPlanner Tour status in a tense finale this week.

Robert Holmes à Court was one of the biggest names in Australian business during the booming 1980s. His flagship company, The Bell Group, spread its tentacles far and wide into transport, oil, mining, wool, real estate and media.

Big-hitting Min Woo Lee was already relishing his return to the forgiving Texas playing fields as the Australian bids to defend his first and only PGA Tour title.

Wilson Golf has upgraded its bag lineup with the addition of the 1914 Carry™ bag, engineered for golfers who demand performance and purpose without compromising style.

The latest Champions Edition whisky from Dewar’s celebrates Shinnecock Hills Golf Club with an exploration of terroir taken close to home.
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Australian pair Minjee Lee and Cassie Porter have come home strongly at the Fortinet Founders Cup in California to record top-five finishes.

Titleist continues to be the most played driver on the PGA TOUR, further underscored by THE PLAYERS Champion Cameron Young’s historic drive down the 18th fairway at TPC Sawgrass on Sunday with his Titleist GT driver.

Matt Fitzpatrick has put the disappointment of a close call at Sawgrass behind him when he birdied the 18th hole to cap off a three-under 68 and win the Valspar Championship by one shot over David Lipsky.