Golf
Leishman loses out in playoff
Justin Thomas beat Marc Leishman in a playoff to take out the PGA Tour’s first regular-season event in South Korea.
Birdie blitz too late for Smith
A final-round birdie blitz came too late for Cameron Smith to catch Pat Perez in Malaysia.
Young gun has Spieth in sights
Fresh off a standout season in the US, Cameron Smith will round off his year by playing the Australian Open and PGA.
Carve-up a reason for re-think
Ross Fisher is still buzzing after the round that put him into the record books and reopened a can of worms.
Time cap ‘will kill miracles’
The European Tour is to trial a “shot clock” to limit the amount of time players take to play.
Jones regains PGA card
Australian Matt Jones has taken until the last day of the golf season to earn back his US PGA tour card.
Scott urges effort to lure stars
Donald Trump was on hand to present the dominant US team the Presidents Cup in New Jersey.
Jones regains PGA card
Australian Matt Jones has taken until the last day of the golf season to earn back his US PGA tour card.
Scott urges effort to lure stars
Donald Trump was on hand to present the dominant US team the Presidents Cup in New Jersey.
Internationals playing for pride
A clutch birdie putt from Anirban Lahiri prevented the Presidents Cup from being won before the final day.
Leishman leads rally call
Marc Leishman says the Internationals have been backed into a must-win second session in the Presidents Cup.
Showdown looms in Liberty’s shadow
The stage is set for a clash of the titans in the opening session of the Presidents Cup in New Jersey.
Rory reveals a ten-year itch
On the eve of the tournament that launched him as a pro, Rory McIlroy has declared an intention to be ‘one of the greatest’.
Players steer clear of Trump bogey
The Presidents Cup tees off in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty on Friday amid a backlash against the US leader.
Thomas hits PGA jackpot
Rookie Xander Schauffele outplays big guns to win Tour Championship but Justin Thomas takes $10 million FedEx Cup title.
Casey leads as Day stumbles
Another bout of back-nine blues has left Australian Jason Day six shots off the pace, as Paul Casey eyes ending drought.
Day in mix at PGA Tour Champs
Jason Day says his longshot status for $US10 million FedEx Cup will allow him to fly under radar in closing rounds of Tour Championship.
Shark texts inspired Leishman
Marc Leishman says an exchange of text messages with idol Greg Norman is helping drive his tilt at the FedEx Cup.
Leishman targets playoffs bonanza
Marc Leishman has set his sights on becoming the first Australian to win the US PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup.
Leishman smashes Tiger record
Marc Leishman wins wire-to-wire at US PGA Tour’s BMW Championship, beating Tiger Woods’ scoring record.
Day aces as Leishman leads
Jason Day had a stunning hole-in-one but fellow Australian Marc Leishman has set the pace at the BMW Championship golf.
Mind the sand trap
If your local 18-hole golf course seems a fair walk, try the 1365km Nullarbor Links.
Shark Norman circles Trump
Before he featured in an embarrassing White House phone call, Greg Norman and Donald Trump had a falling out.
Norman eyes return home
Thirty-six years after moving to and conquering the US, the 62-year-old golfing great is thinking of coming home.
Scott a key player to beat US
The Internationals will be looking to Adam Scott as they attempt to topple the US in the Presidents Cup.
Spieth’s record appeals to Day
Jason Day hopes he can bottle a similar magic to American superstar Jordan Spieth.
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Ange’s high-stakes gamble
A pair of crucial suspensions has forced Ange Postecoglou to roll the dice over his Socceroos squad to face Honduras.
Bennett backs his England halves
England coach Wayne Bennett is upbeat about his in-form pairing of Gareth Widdop and Luke Gale.
Reds hold firm in FFA Cup semi
Ray GattAdelaide United have continued an impressive run by advancing to the final of the FFA Cup.
McCalman clear for Baa-Baas
One area of uncertainty has been removed for veteran Ben McCalman after being called back into the Wallabies side.
Smith reveals bar room gamble
Peter LalorSteve Smith captaincy and technique were thought bubbles which wandered in from stage left.
Ashes series rides Matildas’ wave
Will SwantonEven schooner-guzzling old blokes went a little slack-jawed when Alex Blackwell steered Australia home on Sunday.
Johnson to defend BBL title
Big Bash League champions the Perth Scorchers have signed express pace bowler Mitchell Johnson to a new deal.
Australian Open Groth’s last stand
Courtney WalshNewcombe Medallist Sam Groth has announced he will call an end to his career after playing next year’s Australian Open.
Winx is a shoo-in for farrier
Brendan CormickShe is faster for longer, but where does Winx get her footwear?
Two-pointers back on table
Eric GeorgeNetball Australia is canvassing wide-ranging changes to Super Netball in an increasingly competitive landscape.