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PING has introduced the i540, a premium iron designed for golfers seeking more speed from a players-style design without compromising feel. Available now for custom fittings and pre-order at authorised PING golf shops worldwide, the i540 promises score-lowering performance.

The Women’s Australian Open begins on Thursday at Kooyonga and 31 Australians will tee it up. Paul Prendergast profiles the rising stars and established names looking to lift the Patricia Bridges Bowl and break the 11-year drought since the last home-grown victor.

After a fabulous three-week swing in New Zealand, the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia returns to Victoria for the final two events of the 2026/2027 season.

Steph Kyriacou’s press conference ahead of the 2026 Women’s Australian Open at Kooyonga on Adelaide’s sandbelt is only moments old, and it has been beset upon by a gang of hecklers.

The highly anticipated Women’s Australian Open is at Kooyonga GC in Adelaide this week, with Australia’s best and some phenomenal international talent set to contest for the Patricia Bridges Bowl. Here are the first-round tee times (local time) for one of the biggest weeks on the calendar.

Golf’s elder statesman Adam Scott is chuffed to have improved his game in two key areas heading into the flagship Players’ Championship in Florida.

Australian golf’s trio of major winners are all striving to become the first local in a dozen years to collect the Women’s Australian Open trophy.

This is a simple drill, but a very good one for feeling weight transfer and flow during the golf swing, says Senior Teaching Professional at Australian Golf Schools, Therese Hjertstedt.

Precision-crafted mallets engineered for consistent roll and improved face control

Akshay Bhatia has produced a stunning comeback and playoff victory to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational on the PGA Tour.

South Korea’s Mi Hyang Lee overcame a pair of double bogeys on the front nine and recorded a birdie on the final hole to seize a one-stroke win ‌at the Blue Bay LPGA at Hainan Island, China.

Dan Bradbury hit the perfect chip at just the right time, saving par on the final hole to record a five-under 65 and seal a one-shot victory in the Joburg Open.