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Ahead of next year’s 150th Open Championship at The Old Course, St.Andrews, a bunch of great videos are being shared around including this one featuring Australia’s mark on the prestigious event.
Check out a short highlights package of the Australian wins at The Open from Peter Thomson, Kel Nagle, Greg Norman and Ian Baker-Finch.
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The last major golf championship of the year greets our television sets this week with The Women’s Open arriving at Carnoustie Golf Club in Scotland.
The best female golfers in the world descend on to one of the most treacherous golf courses in the world to play the AIG Women’s Open this week.
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Collin Morikawa has put on a putting masterclass to claim the 2021 Open Championship at Royal St.George’s.
Collin Morikawa has claimed his second major championship after winning the 2021 Open Championship by two strokes carding a final-round 4-under par 66.
Morikawa won the US PGA Championship at his first attempt last year and the American repeated the feat in his first appearance at an Open Championship.
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At 24-years, Will Zalatoris has a few putting issues and it’s not pretty to watch.
You’ve really got to see this putt to believe it, but we’re not entirely sure we should be encouraging golfers to watch it.
Will Zalatoris missed a putt during the first round of the Open Championship last night that nearly had us knock over our whisky.
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A bogey-free round from 2010 Open champion Louis Oosthuizen sees the 38-year-old sitting one stroke clear after day one at Royal St.George’s.
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A mighty 11 Australians will tee it up at the return of the Open Championship at Royal St.George’s this week.
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After a year’s absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Open Championship returns at Royal St.George’s in Kent, England this week.
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PGA TOUR’s Season of Championships continues at Royal St. George’s
By Jim McCabe
For all the gallant efforts and judicious decisions made to stage most of the marquee golf championships during the pandemic world of 2020, a massive piece remained missing.
The Open Championship.
Unlike the Masters, which moved its tournament from April to November; or the U.S.
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Get set for the 149th Open Championship by watching Golf Digest’s hole-by-hole flyover video of Royal St.George’s.
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Australia’s Min Woo Lee has beaten some of the best in the world on his way to winning the Scottish Open.
Min Woo Lee birdied the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to claim his second European Tour title at the Scottish Open.
Lee charged to the top of a star-studded leaderboard – including Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas and Ian Poulter – with six consecutive birdies on the front nine at The Renaissance Club.
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After a year’s absence due to the coronavirus pandemic, The Open Championship returns in 2021, and here is how Australian golf fans can watch it.
The Open Championship will be played at Royal St.George’s in Sandwich, Kent next week – Greg Norman won here in 1993, just saying 😉
There will be 10 Australians in the 156-man field – Adam Scott, Jason Day, Marc Leishman, Cameron Smith, Lucas Herbert, Brad Kennedy, Aaron Pike, Jason Scrivener, Matt Jones and Deyen Lawson,
Sadly, Rocket Mortgage Championship winner Cam Davis won’t be in the field as he is unable to travel due to recently getting married and applying for a green card.
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