Causeway’s Crown Jewels
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Storming the Castles
Two of Ireland’s storied traditions—castles and championship-caliber golf courses—are linked together at these three historic hotels.
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Huggan: The PGA Tour isn’t above self-harm, especially if deemed to be for its own advantage.
By banning anyone who has dared to participate on the LIV Golf League, the PGA Tour has gone a long way to guaranteeing American success. It isn’t impossible for the International side to win at Medinah later this year – but my goodness it’s a lot more difficult, according to John Huggan.
Travis Smyth seals unlikely Order of Merit title
A desire to play his way back onto the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia has earned New South Welshman Travis Smyth a stunning Order of Merit title and a long-awaited elevation to the DP World Tour.
Why Adelaide is becoming the centre of Australian golf
For decades, Australian golf revolved around Melbourne and Sydney. Now, a new power centre is emerging. From LIV crowds to bold course projects and political ambition, Adelaide is rapidly reshaping the game’s national landscape.
Young hangs on for Players Championship title win
American Cameron Young has won his second PGA Tour title after taking out The Players Championship by one shot at TPC Sawgrass.
Tiger’s boy Charlie Woods struggles at Invitational
Charlie Woods ended his tough week at the prestigious Junior Invitational in the US with a final-round 80 to finish in last place.
DeChambeau defeats wildcard Lee in LIV Singapore play-off
Bryson DeChambeau hit his drive into the water but still claimed a dramatic play-off victory with a par at LIV Golf Singapore when rival Richard T. Lee missed a two-foot putt.
‘Good as a major’: local ace wins Women’s Aussie Open
Hannah Green has become the first local golfer in a dozen years to win the Women’s Australian Open, with a steely one-stroke triumph in Adelaide.
Local favourite Green wins Women’s Australian Open
Hannah Green has become the first local golfer in a dozen years to win the Women’s Australian Open, with a steely one-stroke triumph in Adelaide.
Aberg closes in on Players Championship title
Ludvig Aberg has kept his composure as his rivals lost theirs at the Players Championship to edge a step closer to the biggest individual win of his short career.
SNAP HOOKS: Around the Course at Kooyonga with Ben Hook
From Kooyonga’s mysterious name to local caddies, cricket cameos and a looming LIV venue change, the Women’s Australian Open has delivered plenty beyond the leaderboard.