Club golf

That golf course fight started because one man accused another of stealing his phone. And they were both very drunk.

By now you’ve probably seen the wild footage of a fight breaking out on a golf course.

A man rips out the flagstick to use as a weapon and eventually they come to blows using just their fists.

You can now keep track of your friends’ handicaps via the new Golf Australia Handicap app.

We’ve been testing out the new Golf Australia Handicap App for a while now and we’re pleased to see it’s now been made publically available via Google Play and Apple App stores.

More photos from flooded NSW golf courses which now lie almost entirely under water.

Yesterday we shared some photos from golf courses that have been inundated by the torrential rains sweeping across Sydney the last few days.

Here are a stack more photos from more golf courses that have felt the brunt of this persistent low-pressure mass hanging around the east coast of Australia this week.

Sydney’s big wet continues leaving many golf courses lying under water.

You won’t be surprised to hear that many golf courses across New South Wales have been forced to close due to torrential rain.

Some golf courses across Sydney’s west have experienced upwards of 300mm of rain in the past 48 hours with still more rain on its way.

This probably wasn’t what they had in mind when the AFL introduced their new concussion rule.

Daniel Cherry at The Age is reporting that St.Kilda’s Max King will be sidelined for a week after being hit in the head by a golf ball while playing Brighton Golf Club last week.

Geoff Ogilvy helped renovate Sandy Golf Links and he is out defending public access golf courses.

Nice stuff from Golf Australia to grab and share the Nine News feature on public golf earlier this week.

In the wake of the misinformed attacks on public golf, there has been a groundswell of activity from people wishing to share their stories about the cross-section of society who access public golf in Australia.

We stumbled upon this stunning drone footage of Oberon Golf Club, just west of the Blue Mountains and under three hours drive from Sydney.

As the video below outlines, Oberon golf course was designed by Al Howard who also played a role in designing Byron Bay, Tasmania, and St.Michael’s

Greenkeepers at a country Victorian golf course are struggling to deal with flocks of birds destroying their greens.

Terang Golf Club, about two hours drive west of Melbourne often has trouble keeping the local bird population from digging up their greens.

But this year has been the worst in living memory with thousands of corellas pecking huge holes in many of their greens.