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Matias Sanchez has won his maiden Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia title, with the Victorian taking out the 2025 Webex Players Series South Australia in Willunga.

The spark Harry Takis had been searching for came too late as the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship crowned its first Thai winner in a drama-charged finale in Dubai.

The fairytale of a place at the Masters for a tearful 16-year-old Japanese boy has died — as well as the hopes of two battling young Australians who charged too late. But the dream has come true for Thailand’s Augusta-bound Pongsapak ‘Fifa’ Laopakdee, the new Asia-Pacific Amateur champion after the most extraordinary final-day drama.

Australia’s women’s golf stars are on top of the world after beating the top-seeded USA to claim the LPGA Tour’s prestigious International Crown event in Seoul.

World No.3 Minjee Lee has produced another incredible comeback win to lead Australia into the final of the LPGA Tour’s International Crown event in Seoul.

Harry Takis hopes that a stroke of misfortune will not cost him spots at the 2026 Masters Tournament and The Open Championship, as he and fellow Queenslander Billy Dowling fought gamely at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Dubai.

Matias Sanchez is on the brink of his first Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia victory, holding the 54-hole lead after an impressive third round of Webex Players Series South Australia.

With some help from China, magnificent Minjee Lee and steely Steph Kyriacou have dragged Australia into the semi-finals of women’s golf’s unofficial “World Cup” with another spirited fightback in Seoul.

A revenge mission on the only hole that has tripped him up all week was the punctuation mark on a blistering finish by Queenslander Harry Takis in Round 2 of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Dubai.

Home favourite Im Sung-jae heads an eight-strong logjam at the top of the leaderboard following the second round of the DP World Tour’s Genesis Championship in South Korea.

Minjee Lee and Steph Kyriacou have produced a tenacious fightback to keep Australia’s women’s golf aces in the hunt for the multimillion-dollar International Crown title in South Korea.

The race is on for players to finish among the top 100 in the FedEx Cup in order to keep full cards for the 2026 season. That number was reduced from 125 players keeping their cards a year ago.