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Dean Burmester and Carlos Ortiz will take a share of the lead into the weekend at the HSBC LIV Golf Hong Kong, while Thomas Detry’s remarkable journey to the tournament has him firmly in contention after two rounds.

Kelsey Bennett admits she felt the pressure of trying to claim a first Ladies European Tour and WPGA Tour of Australasia title last week in Wollongong, but the Australian believes she is well placed to achieve that goal as leader of the Australian Women’s Classic.

Sleeping in his own bed for the first time at a tour event is agreeing with New Zealand’s Nick Voke, who is right in the mix for a win at his home club heading into the weekend at the ISPS HANDA Japan-Australasia Championship.

A host of leading South Australian sports stars will take on the 2026 women’s Australian Open tournament course at Kooyonga Golf Club in Wednesday’s Pro-Am event.

With just under a week to go until the 2026 women’s Australian Open, Kooyonga Golf Club and Adelaide are ready to welcome the nation’s brightest stars, as well as a host of international talent from March 12-15.

If you’ve been thinking about lining up a weekend – or even a full week – away playing golf with friends, or maybe a snug escape with your other half where you can still sneak in a round, these pages are for you.

When Golf Australia magazine last caught up with Michael Hendry, it was at The Australian in 2023, following the opening round of the Australian Open.

Adam Scott and Min Woo Lee have made solid starts at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, but they are playing catch-up with the rest of the field after the magical exploits of leader Daniel Berger.

Home favourite Luke Brown has opened up a one-shot advantage following a weather-affected first day at the Joburg Open as his compatriot Casey Jarvis made a bright start in his quest for a rare European tour hat-trick.

Carlos Ortiz has come perilously close to shooting a 59 but had to settle for a magnificent 60 in the opening round of the LIV Golf Hong Kong tournament as Australia’s early challenge was headed by Marc Leishman and Lucas Herbert.

Sara Kouskova made eight birdies in a course record 64 on Thursday at Magenta Shores Country Club to lead after round one of the Australian Women’s Classic.

There are 38 players within four shots of the lead on a crowded leaderboard after one round of the Japan-Australasia Championship in Auckland.