Author name: GolfOvernight Writer

Australia’s Grace Kim arrives at Royal Porthcawl as a newly minted major winner, but despite the fanfare, she’s still the same fun, grounded Aussie we know.

Australia’s Adam Scott is running out of time to reach the FedEx Cup playoffs and admits it is “do or die” at this week’s Wyndham Championship.

At just 28 years of age, Hannah Green considers herself and fellow West Australian major champion Minjee Lee the “veterans” of the record Australian contingent teeing it up on the LPGA Tour each and every week.

One of Australia’s most decorated golfers, and fan favourite, Adam Scott has today confirmed he will return home in 2025 as one of the headliners of both the BMW Australian PGA Championship from November 27-30 and men’s Australian Open from December 4-7.

Nine Aussies are in Wales looking to make it a hat-trick of majors for Australia at the AIG Women’s Open Championship. Here are the tee times for the opening round converted to AEST for your viewing convenience.

After capturing the third leg of women’s golf’s fabled slam with victory at last month’s PGA Championship, Lee needs an Open triumph and a Chevron Championship to complete the set.

Some golf stories are just part of a much bigger and more important life story and on Episode 144 we meet just such a guest.

The final chance for golf major championship glory in 2025 arrives this week at the AIG Women’s Open, held for the very first time at the renowned Royal Porthcawl Golf Club in Wales, where nine Australians will attempt to make it a hat-trick of major wins by Aussie women.

Like any global sport, the Australians at the top of women’s professional golf have a strong mix of camaraderie and friendly rivalry that grows more evident as the numbers in the major winners list increase. Steph Kyriaciou loves the mateship on tour. But she wants into the club.

Kurt Kitayama has finished a sizzling weekend with a final-round 65 to win the 3M Open, beating fellow American Sam Stevens by one stroke for his second PGA Tour victory.

Golfers are obsessive creatures. They chase the perfect swing, the perfect read, the perfect feel, and now, with the right setup, the perfect view.

Padraig Harrington was so focused on his game that he didn’t notice a leaderboard or see Rory McIlroy walking in the gallery at the Senior British Open.