Scott confident he can get back to top of the rankings
Adam Scott believes his best days are ahead, even though almost three years have passed since he enjoyed a brief spell as world No.1.
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Royal Melbourne set to host Presidents Cup
Royal Melbourne Golf Club will host the Presidents Cup for the third time in 2019.
'He's going to be a superstar one day': Australian's breakthrough win
Cameron Smith's long-time coach believes his star pupil is on the path to major championship success after the young Australian's breakthrough US PGA Tour victory at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans.
Smith closes in on first PGA Tour win
Young Australian golfer edges near a maiden victory after surging to a four-shot lead with partner Jonas Blixt in US PGA team tournament.
Senden takes leave from PGA Tour to be with ill son
Former Australian Open champion John Senden announced his son Jacob has been diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Thompson brought to tears discussing 'nightmare' penalty
An unrepentant Lexi Thompson again broke down in tears while discussing the controversial penalty that upended her title bid at the year's first major three weeks ago and has since led to an expedited rule change.
Golf moves decisively in wake of Lexi Thompson saga
The governing bodies that oversee golf's rule book relied on a dose of common sense on Wednesday by swiftly and decisively mitigating how much video evidence can influence rules decisions at televised events.
'She needs to wake up:' sacked caddie unloads on world No.1
WELLINGTON: South African caddie Gary Matthews has criticised women's world No.1 Lydia Ko after being fired by the New Zealander's camp after only nine events.
Woods hits first public shots in months, but not free of 'bad days'
Tiger Woods took his first public golf shots in over two months during an event to announce his first public course on Tuesday but the former world number one remained noncommittal about his return to competitive action.
Luck set for professional debut at Texas Open
After signing off on a stellar amateur career at the Masters, Curtis Luck is eager to kick off life in the professional ranks at the US PGA Tour's Valero Texas Open.
The driving force behind Garcia's drought-breaker
Sergio Garcia once declared there were "outside agencies" at work in his long quest for a Masters title.
The incredible transformation of Sergio Garcia
In his knees and his legs and in his uncontrollable bend at his waist was everything from the past two decades, self-doubt and self-loathing and all the pain both can bring.
Garcia wins US Masters, ending drought after 74 majors
Spain's Sergio Garcia won the US Masters at the first play-off hole on Sunday to land his long-awaited first major title.
Adam Scott, Jason Day look to take home Masters glory
Live coverage of the final round of play in golf's most prestigious tournament.
Scott three shots back after third round
A stellar ball-striking display has kept world No.9 Adam Scott firmly in the mix after a mouth-watering moving day at the Masters.
Scott now 'in position' to push for a second green jacket
With his putter playing up, Adam Scott says he will channel good vibes from his 2013 Masters victory to win the coveted green jacket for a second time.
Amateur Curtis Luck paired with Aussie heartbreaker
Amateur world No.1 Curtis Luck has been paired in the third round of the Masters with 1987 champion Larry Mize, who almost 30 years to the day broke Australian hearts.
Stars atop crowded Augusta leaderboard after second round
Some of golf's biggest names have joined the top of a crowded Masters leaderboard during a thrilling second round at Augusta National on Friday.
Rod Pampling set for early Masters exit
At the age of 47, Rod Pampling knows the 2017 Masters could be his last but the veteran Australian golfer is happy to be back at Augusta National after a decade-long drought.
Millar ready to launch 2017 season with Japan or Europe on the cards
Canberra golfer Matt Millar will host a two-day Pro-Am at Gold Creek this weekend.