Golf News

In just his second start with his NEW Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, J.T Poston delivered his fourth PGA TOUR victory with a formidable display of ball-striking, gaining over eight strokes on the field on approach.

The PGA World Alliance, the global body representing the world’s professional golf organisations, has announced the establishment of “Thank a PGA Pro Day”, which will take place for the first time on July 31, 2026.

Governing body Golf Australia has confirmed a partnership with the DP World Tour and the PGA TOUR to continue to elevate the men’s Capital.com Australian Open.

A wooden deck sits just outside the entrance of the current clubhouse at Cape Wickham Golf Links. It is a humble structure, yet it offers a view that immediately captivates every visitor to this remarkable stretch of golfing landscape on the rugged north west coast of Tasmania’s King Island.

With the dust now settled on the U.S Women’s Open, Nelly Korda’s achievement stands as one of the year’s standout performances.

Nelly Korda captured her first U.S. Women’s Open title and second consecutive major championship after surviving a dramatic finish at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles.

J.T. Poston can start weighing up the big benefits that go with the $5.68 million in prize money after winning the PGA Tour’s prestigious Memorial tournament.

Eugenio Chacarra birdied the final hole to claim the 2026 KLM Open by one shot at The International in Amsterdam.

Cameron Smith couldn’t find the final-round spark to ignite a challenge to win his first individual title since 2023 as Tyrrell Hatton held firm, keeping local hero Jon Rahm at bay, to triumph in the LIV Andalucia tournament at Valderrama.

Sweden’s Charlie Lindh, runner-up at the Kolon Korea Open in his previous start, again showed the value of riding momentum in golf by claiming his maiden Asian Tour title at the US$500,000 Am Green IGPL Bharath Classic in Morocco.

World No.1 Nelly Korda has closed with three consecutive birdies to join South Korea’s Sei Young Kim at the top of the third-round leaderboard at the US Women’s Open in Los Angeles.

Gold Coast’s Karis Davidson remains on track for a career-best finish in a major championship after a late fightback in Round 3 at the U.S Women’s Open in Los Angeles.