Scott moves into prime position at Australian PGA as mercury rises
The hometown hero will be breathing down the neck of the leaders going into the weekend as Scott tries to close out his year with another Australian triumph.
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Early-riser Millar makes cut on Gold Coast
Matt Millar beat a 3.15am alarm and a bung back to sneak into the final two rounds of the Australian PGA Championship.
Nothing would be more exciting than another Woods major
A man, Ralph Waldo Emerson said, is what he thinks about all day long. What then was Tiger Woods? What he thought about all day, or what he thought about all night?
Tiger Woods returns to golf with mixed results
NASSAU, Bahamas ??? As he made his way to the first tee for his first competitive shot in 466 days, Tiger Woods breezed right by the Golf Channel reporter Notah Begay, his former Stanford teammate and good friend. His focus before the opening round of the Hero World Challenge provided the first sign that Woods was back.
Rum punch for PGA leader Dodt
Local Andrew Dodt will drink rum in Coke on his balcony after taking a two-stroke lead in the Australian PGA Championship before menacing storms sent players scattering late on day one at the Gold Coast.
Message from cricketing great inspires Popovic to put himself in PGA mix
The 2012 champion has been on the wrong end of a flipped golf cart but support from Ricky Ponting has helped him find some welcome form at the Australian PGA Championship on the Gold Coast.
Jason Day to take time with return to golf
World No.1 Jason Day has indicated he is prepared to take the slow road back to golf, as he continues to sit out with a back injury.
Scott wants PGA title but will be glued to the return of Tiger
The Queenslander wants to sign off the year in style ahead of the Christmas break but will be holding his breath to see if Woods can find glimpses of form in his long-awaited comeback.
Millar aims to end season on high at PGA
Matt Millar trades sushi for the Gold Coast glitter strip in a bid to end his 2016 golf season on a high.
Why we can't quit Tiger Woods
He's back and why do we care?
Woods 'ready to go' in his latest comeback attempt
Tiger Woods has raised hopes that this week's comeback event after 16 months on the sidelines will prove to be rather more than merely a fitness check.
Scott adjusts strategy in bid to become major player again
Adam Scott says he plans to play more tournaments leading into the majors next year to give himself a better chance.
'You feel like you want to die for him': Danes deadly pact wins World Cup
The Chinese chest bump was the signature celebration around Kingston Heath this week, but not even the World Cup of Golf surprise packets could find a twist to upset the Danish side on the final day at Kingston Heath.
'Just average', admits Adam Scott after World Cup blowout
Adam Scott says he's 'just average' as a golfer after an indifferent showing at the World Cup of Golf at Kingston Heath.
Princess Mary would nod approval as Denmark cruise at World Cup
Princess Mary or the World Cup of Golf? A few are still trying to work out what will be Denmark's biggest heist from Down Under.
Aussies 'may have left it too late' in golf World Cup
The frustrated Australian pairing of Adam Scott and Marc Leishman have all but given up hope of resurrecting the defence of their title at the World Cup of Golf at Kingston Heath.
Millar given injury all-clear as PGA looms
Canberra golfer Matt Millar will get an injection to help ease the pain in his back before the Australian PGA Championships.
Great Danes dominate after brilliant second round
The "train that arrives on time" and his younger teammate have helped Denmark take a stranglehold of the World Cup of Golf after streaking ahead during the second round at Kingston Heath.
Scott, Leishman struggle as pre-tournament favourites off pace
Adam Scott tried to smile, but couldn't. Marc Leishman couldn't find any funnies to lighten the mood this time. The pre-tournament World Cup of Golf favourites are looking anything but at the half-way point.
'A lot of young kids can't afford to play golf and we need to open the door'
India's best golfers are in Melbourne, but are still talking about cricket. Yet they might be the most important players to golf's never-ending quest to cover every corner of the globe.