Play along with the 108th PGA Championship by joining the OnCourse Golf Majors Fantasy competition, with a classic Wilson Staff 8802 putter and premium golf balls up for grabs. With the 108th PGA Championship teeing off this week, the OnCourse Golf Majors Fantasy competition rolls on, giving Australian golf fans another reason to stay locked in throughout the major season. The Majors Fantasy competition runs across golf’s biggest events of the year, and this week’s PGA Championship prize is a standout. Thanks to Wilson, the brand with more major championship wins than any other, one lucky entrant will take home a…

The 2026 US PGA Championship tees off this week at Aronimink Golf Club in Pennsylvania, with Australian golf fans again able to watch every round live on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports. The second men’s major of the year will be played from May 14 to 17, with a full field of 156 players competing for the Wanamaker Trophy. Aronimink is a classic Donald Ross design and last hosted the PGA Championship in 1962, when Gary Player claimed victory. Australians in the field Australia is once again well represented at the PGA Championship.

The NSW Government has confirmed the future of Moore Park Golf Course, unveiling a final plan that will cut the layout to 12 holes as part of a broader parkland redevelopment. It has been a significant day for Australian golf. First came the confirmation that both the men’s and women’s Australian Open will move to Adelaide from 2028, a landmark shift for the national championship calendar. Then came another long‑anticipated announcement, this time closer to home for Sydney golfers: the NSW Government has unveiled the final plan for Moore Park South, confirming the future shape of one of Australia’s most heavily used public golf facilities.

Golf Australia has today taken another important step in securing the long-term future of the Australian Opens, partnering with the South Australian Government to secure the redeveloped North Adelaide Golf Course as a long-term host of the national championships. Media release The agreement will see North Adelaide host an Australian Open every year from 2028 to 2034, including three men’s Australian Opens and three women’s Australian Opens. The first men’s Australian Open at North Adelaide will be staged in 2028, marking the first time the Stonehaven Cup has been contested in South Australia since 1998.

Adam Scott’s opening round at the Cadillac Championship took an unexpected turn when the Australian veteran made one of the rarest mistakes in professional golf, striking the wrong ball from the rough at Doral’s par‑5 eighth hole. The two‑stroke penalty was applied without argument and immediately reshaped Scott’s week at the PGA Tour’s revived Blue Monster stop. “It’s such a silly thing to do,” Scott said afterwards, admitting it was the first time in his career he had made the error. “That’s probably one of those things everyone ends up doing once.

LIV Golf’s long-term future now looks increasingly uncertain, with implications extending beyond the touring schedule to key Australian investments. LIV Golf appears unlikely to continue beyond the end of the 2026 season following confirmation that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) will cease funding the breakaway league at the conclusion of next year. The PIF has underwritten LIV Golf since its launch in 2022, investing billions in an attempt to establish a rival to the PGA Tour, but has now formally advised players and staff that its backing will end after 2026.

McLaren’s new venture, McLaren Golf, today announces its official launch alongside the introduction of its debut irons; the Series 1 and Series 3. Media release First unveiled in March, McLaren Golf represents a natural evolution of the brand’s high-performance mindset - translating decades of engineering expertise from motorsports and automotive design into the game of golf. Built by a dedicated team of golf industry specialists and world-class engineers who have been immersed in McLaren’s ways, the new venture is focused on delivering precision equipment for golfers who share McLaren’s obsession with detail.

Fresh off the plane, Rory McIlroy was thrown straight into Melbourne’s Sandbelt, offering a rare glimpse into how the world’s best reads its famously subtle greens. Rory McIlroy didn’t waste a moment when he arrived in Melbourne ahead of last year’s Australian Open. Fresh off the plane, he was sent straight into a rapid‑fire tour of the Sandbelt, playing a single par‑3 hole at The Metropolitan, Commonwealth, Kingston Heath, Victoria and Royal Melbourne in a video shared by Golf Australia, the DP World Tour and Visit Melbourne. Beyond the scenery, the most revealing moments came on the greens.

Golf meets controlled chaos as the How Ridiculous crew try to thread a golf ball through 20 hanging tyres, with predictably wild results. The How Ridiculous boys have aimed at another beautifully bonkers challenge, this time trying to hit a golf ball cleanly through 20 hanging tyres inside a warehouse. What starts as a test of pure precision quickly turns into a lesson in just how unpredictable a golf ball can be when rubber, gravity and enclosed spaces collide. Every near miss sends the ball pinging off in random directions, making accuracy only half the battle.

Hannah Green produced another trademark late charge to secure a dramatic LPGA Tour victory in Los Angeles, reinforcing her status as one of the game’s most reliable closers. Hannah Green has turned Los Angeles into one of her favourite stops on the LPGA Tour, and the West Australian added another chapter to that story with a thrilling win at the JM Eagle LA Championship. In a finish that showcased both nerve and belief, Green stormed home from well off the pace before sealing victory in a sudden‑death playoff to claim her third title at the event in just four years.

The Australian PGA Championship will leave Queensland and return to Sydney in 2026, with The Lakes Golf Club confirmed as host for the first time since 1987. The Australian PGA Championship will return to New South Wales in 2026, leaving Queensland after several successful editions and heading back to Sydney for the first time in nearly 30 years. The tournament will be played at The Lakes Golf Club from November 26–29, 2026, marking a significant geographic shift for one of Australian golf’s flagship events. The move is the result of a new agreement between the PGA of Australia and the NSW Government, via Destination NSW, and comes as Royal Queensland Golf Club prepares for major upgrades ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

Speculation about LIV Golf’s future is growing, but CEO Scott O’Neil insists the tour remains fully funded as Australia watches closely. For months now, whispers across the golf world have grown louder about the long‑term sustainability of LIV Golf. Depending on who you believe, the league is either heading for a significant reset or facing a much more dramatic reckoning. While nothing has been officially confirmed, the level of speculation has noticeably increased, fuelled by questions around funding, direction and what the league ultimately looks like beyond the short term.

Rory McIlroy has confirmed his dominance at Augusta National with a historic title defence in one of the tightest Masters finishes in recent memory. Rory McIlroy has etched his name deeper into Masters history, claiming back-to-back green jackets with a dramatic one-shot victory at Augusta National. McIlroy held his nerve on a tense Sunday to finish at 12 under par, edging out world number one Scottie Scheffler in a thriller that went down to the final hole. The win makes McIlroy just the fourth player to successfully defend a Masters title, joining an elite group that includes Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods.

Rory McIlroy has taken firm control of the Masters at Augusta National, building a six-shot lead after two rounds as he pursues a second straight green jacket. Rory McIlroy has given himself a clear chance to defend his Masters title after opening a six-shot lead halfway through the 2026 tournament at Augusta National. McIlroy carded a seven-under-par 65 in Friday’s second round, moving to 12 under for the championship and setting the largest 36-hole lead in Masters history. Six birdies over his final seven holes turned a congested leaderboard into a distinct gap heading into the weekend.

The Masters Tournament is one of the great weeks on the golfing calendar, and Australian fans can once again watch every shot from Augusta National live in 2026. In Australia, the Masters is broadcast exclusively on Fox Sports, available via Foxtel, Foxtel Now and Kayo Sports. There is no free‑to‑air coverage, making these services the only official way to watch the tournament live. The 2026 Masters begins on Thursday, April 9 (local US time), which means play gets underway late Thursday night into Friday morning AEST, with overnight coverage across all four rounds.

The Masters Tournament at Augusta National is one of the great weeks on the golfing calendar, and if you want to make it even more exciting, Masters Fantasy Golf is the perfect addition. I’m running a free‑to‑play Masters Fantasy Golf League on Teepster.com, and this year, there is over $1500 in prizes up for grabs for Australian residents, thanks to some fantastic support from our sponsors. It costs nothing to enter, takes only a few minutes to set up your team, and adds a whole new layer of interest to every shot at Augusta during the 2026 Masters.

The next stage of redevelopment at North Adelaide Golf Course is set to begin later this month, marking a significant moment in South Australia’s push to turn the site into a major tournament golf destination. Construction on the new Greg Norman–designed championship course and driving range will ramp up through 2026, with the project intended to culminate in a fully rebuilt public facility by early 2028. Once complete, the course has been earmarked as a future host venue for LIV Golf Adelaide and, according to state government planning documents, a potential home for major women’s professional events, including the Women’s Australian Open.

In a brief social media statement, Tiger Woods said he is stepping away to seek treatment, bringing a sobering clarity to an incident that once again placed his life off the course in focus. Tiger Woods announced on social media this week that he is stepping away from golf for a period of time to seek treatment and focus on his health, asking for privacy for himself and his family. In a brief but direct statement, Woods acknowledged the seriousness of his situation and said the decision was necessary to prioritise his wellbeing and work toward lasting recovery - language that immediately shifted attention from golf schedules and court dates to something more personal.

Erik Anders Lang and the Random Golf Club have taken golf to one of its most surreal settings yet, heading to Iceland for a snow golf tournament. The video opens in true Random Golf Club style, wandering through a wealthy Icelandic town where Erik samples some eye-wateringly expensive caviar and chats with locals and fellow players, setting the tone for a week that is as much about curiosity and connection as it is about scorecards. Fairways are white, greens are barely distinguishable, and players swap traditional attire for beanies and winter layers as they laugh their way around the course.

A new six‑hole on‑course video with Guy Wall at Pymble Golf Club offers an inspiring look at what it takes to turn professional at 50. Every golfer has daydreamed, usually after a rare flush‑hit iron, about what life might have been like as a tour pro. For most of us, that’s where the fantasy ends. But for Australian senior professional Guy Wall, it was a question that lingered for decades until he finally decided to act on it at age 50. In a new YouTube video, Jon Perkins joins Wall for the final six holes at Sydney’s Pymble Golf Club, and the chat is as insightful as it is enjoyable.

John Daly gave fans a scare, and then a laugh, after slipping and sliding down a steep slope during a pro‑am event. John Daly has never been afraid to laugh at himself, and he had good reason to this week. During a pro‑am event at the Cologuard Classic, the 59‑year‑old lost his footing after playing a shot from a steep sandy bank and wound up sliding down the hill before belly‑flopping into a penalty area. The fall looked dramatic, but Daly was uninjured and quickly turned the moment into entertainment. He later shared the clip on social media, joking about the mishap.

James Bond’s iconic golf showdown with Auric Goldfinger, filmed at Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire, remains one of cinema’s great golf moments. If you love golf and classic cinema, this one’s a treat. The official James Bond 007 YouTube channel recently resurfaced the legendary scene of Sean Connery’s James Bond taking on Auric Goldfinger in a cheeky, high‑stakes match from Goldfinger, and it’s well worth revisiting. What many fans don’t realise is that although the film pretends the match takes place at the fictional “Royal St. Mark’s” (inspired by Royal St George’s), the scene was actually filmed at…

Hannah Green has completed a historic three‑tournament winning streak, claiming the Australian WPGA Championship with a composed four‑shot victory. Australia’s Hannah Green has cemented her place in the nation’s golfing history, sealing a dominant four‑shot victory at Sanctuary Cove to win the 2026 Australian WPGA Championship and complete a remarkable third straight international tournament win. Green’s final‑round 69 secured a 16‑under‑par total, holding off Germany’s Alexandra Försterling and South Africa’s Casandra Alexander, who finished tied for second at 12‑under. The world No.7 entered the week riding a wave of form after historic back‑to‑back wins at the…

True Spec Golf and GolfBox have expanded their partnership with a new state‑of‑the‑art custom fitting studio launched in Melbourne’s iconic Sandbelt region. Media release MELBOURNE, Victoria (March 16, 2026) — True Spec Golf, the global leader in custom club fitting and club building, in partnership with GolfBox, Australia’s premier golf retailer, today announced the opening of its newest GolfBox Custom powered by True Spec Golf facility in the world-renowned Sandbelt region of Melbourne. This expansion follows the success of Western Australia locations in Perth, marking a significant step in bringing a world-class, brand-agnostic fitting experience to golfers on the east coast of Australia.

Hannah Green’s victory in Adelaide ends a 12‑year home drought and affirms her place among Australia’s modern greats. Hannah Green has broken a long Australian drought by claiming the Women’s Australian Open at Kooyonga Golf Club in Adelaide, becoming the first local winner since Karrie Webb lifted the trophy in 2014. Her one‑shot victory capped a tense final day in which the West Australian held her nerve against a pair of surging challengers in France’s Agathe Laisné and Australia’s Cassie Porter. Green began the final round with the lead but was made to work for the title throughout the afternoon.

Even the smoothest ball‑striker in Australian cricket isn’t immune to the odd bad shot, and Travis Head delivered an absolute pearler during the Women’s Australian Open pro‑am at Kooyonga. We've shared one of Travis Head's good golf shots here before, so in the interest of fair and balanced reporting, we thought we should share a bad golf shot too. Lining up with a 2-iron at the first hole at Kooyonga Golf Club, and with every intention of sending one straight down the middle, Head instead produced a moment of pure slapstick.

Brian “The Golf Doctor” has released a new video breaking down three simple wedge‑play mistakes that affect contact and consistency for everyday golfers. It’s been a while since we’ve shared a video from Brian “The Golf Doctor,” and this new one is a helpful refresher on the basics of wedge play. He focuses on three simple areas where most golfers go wrong — and how fixing them leads to more consistent strikes. Brian looks at choosing the right lofted wedge for the shot, noting that many golfers reach for too much loft and make life harder than it needs to be.

TaylorMade has released a short three‑hole match featuring Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, offering a relaxed look at how both players work through their shots. TaylorMade has released a new three‑hole match featuring Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy at The Kingdom. It’s a relaxed hit, and the opening minutes set the tone. Both players jump into the cart and take off while Rory's bag isn't properly secured. There’s another unscripted moment on the first green when they realise the pin has been moved since they last looked, leading to a quick reset and a few laughs.

The 2026 Women’s Australian Open returns as a standalone championship at Adelaide’s Kooyonga Golf Club, and here’s how to watch every moment on TV and online. Women’s golf is stepping confidently back into its own spotlight this year as the Women’s Australian Open returns to Adelaide as a fully independent national championship from 12–15 March 2026. The schedule shift to March allows the tournament to fit far more naturally into the global women’s golf calendar after several seasons paired with the men’s event. Kooyonga Golf Club, a jewel of Adelaide’s sandbelt, is primed to host a genuinely world‑class field.

Here is everything you need to know about the McLaren Golf launch and the supercar brand’s surprising move into the equipment market. Well, here’s one we didn’t see coming — global supercar powerhouse McLaren has decided to shift gears into the world of golf, launching a high‑performance equipment brand that caught us all by surprise. We're told that more will be revealed in late April. Press release McLaren today announces the launch of an exciting new venture, McLaren Golf. Uniting the shared high‑performance philosophy of McLaren Racing and McLaren Automotive, this pioneering endeavour will deliver a new benchmark for golf equipment, engineered to McLaren’s exacting standards.

Hannah Green has opened her 2026 LPGA season with a composed, one‑stroke victory at the HSBC Women’s World Championship, securing her seventh LPGA title and her second win at Sentosa Golf Club. The Australian closed with a three‑under front nine and held firm through a turbulent back nine to post 14‑under for the week and edge American Auston Kim. Green began the day tied for the lead and immediately created separation with crisp iron play and reliable putting. The closing stretch was anything but straightforward. Three birdies were offset by three bogeys as momentum swung repeatedly, but Green’s composure on the 18th, where she needed only a steady two‑putt, proved decisive.

A new Under The Card video showcases Huntingdale Golf Club’s striking OCM‑led renovation with impressive before‑and‑after drone footage. The newly reopened Huntingdale Golf Club is looking sharper than ever, and a new Under The Card video captures the scale of its transformation. The Sandbelt favourite, long recognised as the home of the Australian Masters for more than three decades, has undergone a major redevelopment led by OCM Design, following renovation works that began in 2023. The video features course architect Mike Cocking, who explains the design approach behind the refreshed layout.

Country Club Tasmania is entering a bold new era, and the excitement kicked up another gear this month as local legend Ricky Ponting became the first person to play the initial nine completed holes of the resort’s brand‑new Championship Golf Course. The $20 million redevelopment is reshaping the Prospect Vale property into one of Australia’s most ambitious golf precincts, with the full 18 holes scheduled to open in summer 2026–27. Sporting stars and VIP guests joined Ponting for the preview round, offering a tantalising glimpse of what’s coming. As reported by…

World-class mini golf has arrived in Perth with the opening of a new Shanx facility at North Lake. Media release Perth, Western Australia – Get ready to experience world-class mini golf! GreenSpace Management, the innovative force behind the world-renowned SHANX Mini Golf and the only R&A-endorsed mini golf course company globally, is thrilled to announce the grand opening of SHANX @ Outtabounds on 20 February 2026. This marks Perth's first taste of SHANX-level thrills, delivered through a bespoke 14-hole, dual pin mini golf course that's all about fun, family, and unforgettable "oooh-ah" moments.

Anthony Kim’s stunning victory at LIV Adelaide capped one of golf’s greatest comeback stories, powered by belief, resilience and an emotional return to form. Anthony Kim has delivered one of golf’s most extraordinary redemption stories, claiming the 2026 LIV Golf Adelaide title with a bogey‑free final‑round 63 to seal his first professional victory in 16 years. The 40‑year‑old, who spent more than a decade away from the sport battling injury, addiction and mental‑health challenges, finished 23‑under, three shots clear of Jon Rahm at The Grange Golf Club. What made the victory even more remarkable was Kim’s position at the start of the day, five shots back, facing two major champions in Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau before unleashing a run of birdies that electrified a packed Adelaide crowd.

Premier Peter Malinauskas and LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil today announced a four-day attendance of over 115,000 for LIV Golf Adelaide 2026. Media release Adelaide, SA (Sunday 15 February 2026) – LIV Golf Adelaide 2026 has set not one, but two new records, becoming the highest attended event for LIV Golf and for professional golf in Australia. Premier Peter Malinauskas and LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil announced the record-breaking four-day attendance of over 115,000 today during the fourth and final round of play. “This attendance sets a new record that everyone in South Australia and sports fans around the country can be very proud of.

Rick Shiels faces Cameron Smith in a fun 18‑hole challenge at Glen Kernan, starting ten under par to see if he can fend off the Open Champion. Rick Shiels has taken on some big golfing names over the years, but his latest challenge might be his toughest yet. In a new video, the YouTube star goes head-to-head with Cameron Smith, who gives Shiels a massive ten‑shot head start over 18 holes at Glen Kernan Golf and Country Club in Jacksonville, Florida. Smith hardly needs an introduction to Aussie golf fans.

Cam Davis delivered one of the most exciting moments of the WM Phoenix Open when he nearly made a hole‑in‑one on the par‑4 17th at TPC Scottsdale. Taking an aggressive line with his driver, the Australian watched his ball land on the front of the green and roll directly toward the cup before slipping just past the hole. The near miss left him only a few feet for eagle, and the crowd erupted at just how close he had come to an incredibly rare albatross on a par‑4. Although the shot stopped short of history, Davis calmly tapped in the eagle putt that remained.

Elvis Smylie delivered a breakout performance in Riyadh, claiming the first LIV Golf title of 2026 with a flawless final‑round display under the lights. Elvis Smylie has continued his remarkable rise in global golf, capturing the first LIV Golf title of 2026 with a calm and commanding performance under the lights in Riyadh. The 23‑year‑old Queenslander produced a bogey‑free final round to secure his maiden LIV victory in his first ever LIV Golf event, adding another major highlight to his fast‑growing résumé following his breakthrough win at the 2024 Australian PGA Championship…

Under The Card has unveiled a stunning video countdown of Australia’s Top 10 golf courses for 2026, showcasing some of the country’s most iconic layouts. Under The Card has put together a superb new video showcasing the top‑10 golf courses in Australia for 2026, as ranked by Golf Australia Magazine. It’s the second part of their two‑part breakdown of the 2026 Top 100 list and features spectacular imagery from some of the country’s most celebrated layouts. From Tasmania’s world‑class public links to Victoria’s famed sandbelt classics and New South Wales’ dramatic coastal designs, the video highlights why these destination courses remain on so many golfers’ bucket lists.

A complete lineup of modes, editions, courses, and features in PGA TOUR 2K25 arrives on Nintendo’s newest platform. Media release Today, 2K announced the release of PGA TOUR® 2K25 available today on Nintendo Switch™ 2. Supporting the full set of PGA TOUR® 2K25 game modes and features, including the deep MyCAREER mode, cross-platform online Societies, Course Designer, and more, the Nintendo Switch 2 also offers the ability to play offline modes on-the-go, and online modes with internet connection.* With new gameplay mechanics such as EvoSwing and Perfect Swing, 11 playable pros, 29 licensed courses, and more, PGA TOUR 2K25 delivers its most comprehensive and accessible golf experience yet.

A quick reminder about alignment before your golf shot and what Rule 10.2b(3) allows, and forbids. We all need the occasional rules reminder, and today’s is an important one, especially for anyone who likes to double‑check their setup before a shot. This one’s all about aligning yourself correctly and what you can and can’t do with your golf clubs when doing it. Under Rule 10.2b(3) of the Rules of Golf, a player must not set any object down - including a golf club - to help with aiming or taking a stance.

If you’re looking for Fantasy Golf and a fun way to get more involved in the PGA Tour, DP World Tour or LIV Golf season, setting up a league on Teepster is a great place to start. Teepster is a simple fantasy golf platform where you and your mates, teammates or club members pick golfers each week and follow how your selections stack up as the season unfolds. The beauty of a Teepster league is how it brings people together around the weekly action. A group chat lights up, bragging rights are suddenly on the line, and everyone becomes a bit more invested in what’s happening on tour.

Patrick Reed says he is leaving LIV and plotting a late‑2026 PGA Tour return as Brooks Koepka officially tees it up again this week at Torrey Pines. Patrick Reed is officially working his way back to the PGA Tour. The 2018 Masters champion announced he is leaving LIV Golf and intends to compete on the PGA Tour as a non‑member from 25 August 2026, with full reinstatement targeted for the 2027 season under past‑champion status. He shared part of the message on Instagram and X: “After careful thought and consideration, my family and I have decided that I will no longer compete on the LIV Golf Tour.

Adam Schenck’s wayward approach at The American Express took an unexpected turn when it landed in a spectator’s drink, prompting a calm reaction from the fan. Adam Schenck’s approach shot on the 16th during round one of The American Express tournament took an unusual turn when it bounced off spectator Brad Harmeyer’s chest and landed directly in his cranberry‑flavoured drink. Rather than fuss over it, Harmeyer simply raised the cup to the crowd and even took another sip with the ball still floating inside. Schenk walked over laughing, apologised, and told the fan he owed him a replacement drink before signing the ball as a keepsake.

St. André Golf have delivered another great comedy sketch, and this one stars Tiger Woods during a recent Bridgestone Golf shoot. The group has been working with Bridgestone’s roster for the past couple of years — including Tiger, Jason Day, Fred Couples and others — producing a mix of behind‑the‑scenes chaos, goofs and pure golf fan joy. This isn't the first time they've hung out with Tiger Woods as part of the Bridgestone Golf partnership. In this latest video, the St. André crew leans into the idea of what it’s “really like” hanging out with Tiger Woods — you know, totally normal, very chill… and definitely not anxiety‑inducing at all.

A new PGA Tour video co‑released with The Lads YouTube channel captures Min Woo Lee and Jason Day in a fun showdown ahead of the American Express tournament. The PGA Tour has dropped a hugely entertaining new video featuring Min Woo Lee going head‑to‑head with Jason Day, and it isn’t just a PGA Tour release. It was also co‑released with The Lads YouTube channel, which looks increasingly like the home for Jason Day’s new wave of online content. The video itself is a fun watch: The chat about golf swings, video games and their mind-set ahead of the new PGA Tour season is engaging stuff.

Golf Australia Magazine has finally published its full 2026 Top‑100 Courses list online, with huge interest centred on the debut ranking of the newly opened Seven Mile Beach. Golf fans no longer need to chase down a print copy of Golf Australia Magazine to see the newly released Top‑100 Australian Golf Courses for 2026; the full rankings have now been published online for everyone to explore. Until now, only magazine buyers had access, but the digital release finally opened the list to the wider golfing community. This year’s rankings arrive at a fascinating moment in Australian golf, with several major renovations completed across the country and a number of layouts changing significantly since 2024.

Travis Head swapped his bat for a putter and delivered a moment to remember at Adelaide’s Blitz Golf. Travis Head proved his sporting versatility at Adelaide’s Blitz Golf tournament, rolling in a clutch downhill putt that had the crowd roaring at Kooyonga Golf Club. The cricket star, fresh off Test duties, showed nerves of steel as the ball broke sharply before dropping into the cup. Head was part of a lively foursome featuring entertainer Ron Chopper, local pro Wade Ormsby, and Adelaide Crows captain Jordan Dawson. The group kept the atmosphere light, but Head’s putt stole the show—arms raised high and a grin from ear to ear as fans cheered.

Brooks Koepka’s PGA Tour return isn’t just big news, it’s stirring up plenty of debate among fans and fellow pros. Brooks Koepka is back on the PGA Tour in 2026 after leaving LIV Golf late last year, and his return is already proving divisive. Under a new “Returning Member Program,” the five-time major winner qualified thanks to his 2023 PGA Championship triumph and will tee it up at the Farmers Insurance Open before heading to Phoenix. For fans who felt the LIV exodus fractured the game, this move is anything but straightforward.