The Presidents Cup is painfully predictable – so stop giving America home advantage
The Presidents Cup doesn’t need to be played in America, and it The post The Presidents Cup is painfully predictable
Army Veteran Receives $20,000 Golf Simulator by Winning Carl’s Place Golf Simulator Giveaway
Eau Claire, Wis. — Sometimes the best gifts are the ones we would never think to give ourselves. That’s the
Hybrid party
Rethinking inputs and management of Celebration Hybrid Bermudagrass, nearly four years after its introduction.
Feature story: Cracking the Presidents Cup code
After 28 years of frustration, Geoff Ogilvy believes the International team is closer than ever to ending the United States’
Scott zeroes in on final holes fix at his 12th Presidents Cup
In 11 Presidents Cup appearances, Adam Scott has felt closer to victory than the actual results suggest. Preparing for a
Golf Australia Announces 2026 National Awards of Excellence Winners
From remote Arnhem Land to inner-city Melbourne, Australia’s best in golf is recognised across 10 national award categories. The post
New Zealand Open to offer pathway to the Home of Golf in 2027
The New Zealand Open presented by Millbrook Resort will once again form part of The Open Qualifying Series (OQS) in
John Huggan: The Presidents Cup needs a change
With the Americans having dominated the event since its inception, John Huggan examines what could be done to make the
Smyth set for homecoming at BMW Australian PGA Championship
Challenger PGA Tour Order of Merit champion Travis Smyth will play in front of a home crowd this November, announcing
Geary returns home chasing more Tauranga Open history
Josh Geary will return to familiar surroundings this week as the Summerset Charles Tour heads to Tauranga Golf Club for