Author name: GolfOvernight Writer

Women are powering one of the biggest participation surges in Australian sport, with January delivering the busiest month in the history of Golf Australia’s adult beginner program, Get Into Golf, driven by women taking up the sport at almost twice the rate of men.

Jason Day has rebounded from a dreaded double bogey at TPC Sawgrass’s most iconic hole to lead the Australian challenge at the prestigious and mega-money Players Championship in Florida.

Christopher Campbell has won the 2026 NSW Senior Amateur title on debut, while Victorian Nadene Gole has defended her lead to win a second state crown at Wollongong Golf Club and The Links Shell Cove.

For the first time, Titleist’s T-Series irons are available in a limited-edition Oil Can finish, bringing a new look to the most played iron brand on the PGA TOUR.

Australians Marc Leishman and Cameron Smith have made an encouraging start to the LIV Golf Singapore tournament, hot on the heels of the four co-leaders, including major winners Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau.

Decorated duo Hannah Green and Minjee Lee are trying to ignore the hype and potential slice of history at the Women’s Australian Open.

Four days after the disappointment of falling out of contention in the final round of one of the most important tournaments of the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia season, Declan O’Donovan bounced back to grab a share of the first-round lead at the Heritage Classic on Thursday.

Local drawcards Hannah Green and Minjee Lee have posted solid, but not spectacular, opening rounds at the Women’s Australian Open.

For a golfer who insists she doesn’t even like watching the game, South Australian amateur Raegan Denton is suddenly producing her own highlight reel.

TPC Sawgrass has presented some of golf’s finest moments, some of which have come from the hands of Australians. Here is how the field stacks up ahead of the opening two rounds of The Players Championship (AEDT).

Rory McIlroy arrived at The Players Championship just under 24 hours before his tee time, saying his back felt better but that it would be a last-minute decision whether he could defend his title.

While Australia’s leading players will start as favourites on home soil, a confident wave of contenders from the Ladies European Tour believes the Women’s Australian Open is anything but a closed shop.