Morgan hunting Shark in Aust PGA finale
Jed Morgan is poised to record the biggest win in Australian PGA Championship history after three dominant days on his home Royal Queensland Golf Course.
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Oh leads as format queried in WPGA finale
Su Oh, Grace Kim and Sarah Jane Smith could be grouped together for the final round of the Australian WPGA Championship after confusion arose on Saturday.
Jed Morgan surges clear in Aust PGA
Jed Morgan's hot Australian PGA form has continued in Saturday's third round, the 22-year-old building his lead to seven shots at the turn.
Webb flags LPGA Tour return in Florida
Australian golf great Karrie Webb will make her first LPGA Tour appearance since 2020 when she tees it up at her home event in Florida later this month.
Mentors behind Morgan’s Aust PGA blitz
Jed Morgan shot a course-record eight-under 63 on his home Royal Queensland track to lead the Australian PGA Championship field at the halfway mark.
Kim puts heat on Oh in two-way WPGA battle
Grace Kim shot a three-under 68 on Friday to edge within a shot of overnight leader Su Oh in the maiden Australian WPGA Championship in Brisbane.
Jed Morgan early PGA mover in Brisbane
Jed Morgan was five-under through his first 11 holes to begin the second round and establish a four-shot lead at the Australian PGA Championship.
Dobbelaar leads Australian PGA field
Louis Dobbelaar is the first-round leader of the Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane with tournament favourite Min Woo Lee four shots off the pace.
Su Oh powers to early lead at WPGA
Su Oh has powered to the early lead at the maiden Australian WPGA Championship, played alongside the men's PGA Championship at Brisbane's Royal Queensland.
Fitter Smith eyes Hawaii PGA title double
Cameron Smith says he feels right at home on the Waialae Country Club course as he attempts to win the second of the US PGA Tour's two tournaments in Hawaii.
Min Woo Lee starts well in Australian PGA
Rising Australian golf talent Min Woo Lee was three-under through his first 13 holes, a shot off the lead, as the Australian PGA Championship began in Brisbane.
Ogilvy feels for golf-starved young pros
Ahead of the Australian PGA Championship return, Geoff Ogilvy has expressed sympathy for the emerging talents who've had their careers put on hold due to COVID.
Aust PGA shuns Asia Tour for Euro deal
A prize money boost for the next Australian PGA Championship will see it realign with Europe's DP World Tour and not the Greg Norman-backed Asian Tour.
Kyriacou, Kemp out of maiden Aust WPGA
Drawcards Steph Kyriacou and Sarah Kemp have been ruled out of the inaugural Australian WPGA Championship because of COVID, in a major blow to organisers.
Ogilvy’s home-spun Australian PGA build-up
US Open champion Geoff Ogilvy hasn't played much golf of late but he's swung enough clubs to heighten the prospect of a second Australian PGA Championship win.
Lee secures second Greg Norman Medal
Minjee Lee's maiden major triumph has secured the West Australian golfer her second Greg Norman Medal, pipping a hot field including her brother Min Woo.
Kemp happy to help Aussie golf’s next gen
Sarah Kemp knows first-hand how to handle the weight of expectation in professional golf and she's happily passing on her knowledge to Australia's new stars.
Spotlight not blinding Aussie Min Woo Lee
Min Woo Lee is confident he can handle the attention of being the star player at this week's Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane after his breakout 2021.
Smith snares PGA Tour win in Hawaii blitz
Cameron Smith has closed out a record-setting one-shot victory at the Tournament of Champions in Hawaii to get his US PGA Tour year off to a perfect start.
Smith, Rahm set up final-round shootout
Cameron Smith is tied with world No.1 Jon Rahm for the lead after the third round of the US PGA Tour's Tournament of Champions in Hawaii.
Green ruled out of Aust WPGA Champs
Heightened border restrictions between Queensland and Hannah Green's native Western Australia have forced the star out of this month's Australian WPGA Champs.
Aussie golf out to recreate WBBL effect
Golf Australia boss James Sutherland says his sport needs to do more to create an inviting and accepting environment for new players, including women and girls.