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The next generation of the PGA TOUR’s most played wedges, the new Vokey Design SM11 models have been engineered to deliver precise flight and distance control, exceptional feel and maximum spin.

Nick Voke heads into the Webex Players Series Sydney this week with plenty of momentum and a distinctly different outlook on the game.

Aussie superstar Hannah Green will be competing at both the 2026 Women’s Australian Open at Kooyonga Golf Club in Adelaide and the 2026 WPGA Championship at Sanctuary Cove on the Gold Coast. Here, she reflects with the media on returning home and past memories in Adelaide.

LIV Golf has cleared a significant hurdle in its bid for broader recognition, with the Official World Golf Ranking confirming the league will now be awarded world ranking points, albeit under restrictions that immediately raise fresh questions about equity and consistency within the system.

The Webex Players Series Sydney is back at Castle Hill Country Club for the third-year running, with New South Welshman Peter O’Malley also returning as host.

LIV Golf will tee off its 2026 season on Australian screens this February, with the Seven Network confirmed as the free-to-air home for the league’s opening events in Riyadh and Adelaide.

LPGA star Steph Kyriacou has confirmed she will play in Australia’s back-to-back women’s golf majors – the 2026 women’s Australian Open and Australian WPGA Championship – in March.

There’s a two-way share of the lead in both the men’s and women’s events after Round 1 of what is shaping as a tightly contested 2026 adidas Australian Amateur Championship.

Steph Kyriacou wants to catch up with her great Australian mates in women’s golf in more ways than one.

Not only has Justin Rose broken the 72-hole tournament record at Torrey Pines, the 45-year-old Englishman is the first wire-to-wire winner there since 1955.

Australia’s two-time major champion Hannah Green will be one of the star attractions of the 2026 summer of women’s golf, confirming her return home to compete in both the women’s Australian Open and the Australian WPGA Championship.

What was more shocking than the women’s world No.2 golfer Nelly Korda going winless in 2025 was below-freezing temperatures and nearly single-digit wind chills halting a tournament in Orlando, Florida.