• David Polkinghorne

As a golfer, Josh Armstrong doesn't get the chance to be part of a team very often.

• Evin Priest

Tiger Woods has left the door open for Australian Open organisers to entice golf's biggest names to play in the lead-up to the 2019 Presidents Cup.

• Adam Pengilly

The 14-time major winner was officially unveiled as the American skipper for next year's Royal Melbourne event but is aiming to earn his spot on course, too.

• Phil Casey

Masters champion Sergio Garcia has held the most unusual press conference of his career as his wife Angela prepared to give birth to the couple's first child.

• Evin Priest

The 2019 Presidents Cup in Melbourne has received a major boost with golf greats Tiger Woods and Ernie Els set to be unveiled as opposing team captains.

Englishman Paul Casey has upstaged Tiger Woods to claim his first US PGA Tour win in almost nine years with victory at the Valspar Championship.

• Reuters

The chilling roars from massed galleries are back and Tiger Woods is within striking distance of his first win in almost five years.

• Nick Mulvenney

Australian Daniel Nisbet rode a hot putter to a two-stroke victory at the 99th New Zealand Open on Sunday.

• David Polkinghorne

He won't go hunting them, but if he gets the chance, he'll give them a red-hot crack.

• Evin Priest

Two sub-70 rounds to finish US PGA event in Florida have left the Australian more optimistic ahead of the first major of the year at Augusta National.

• Adam Pengilly

She waited through a near four hour rain delay, but Frenchwoman Celine Boutier cruised to victory in the inaugural Australian Ladies Classic.

• Eamonn Tiernan

Canberra golfer Matt Millar is one good day away from second New Zealand PGA Championship.

Tiger Woods says there are enough positive signs from the first two rounds at the Honda Classic to suggest he can win the Florida event against all odds.

• Luke Costin

Tasmania is bereft of teams in national sporting competitions but the island state is the nation's new capital of top-shelf golf courses.

• Dave Hyde

They call to Tiger Woods, but even they must know they're calling to a different man. An older man. A more fragile man. A man with flaws and warts and things he's trying to master, if he ever can.

• Adam Pengilly

Hannah Green, as they say in the States, is playing in the big leagues now. She's not teeing it up against men like she did a few months ago, but instead trying to make it on women's golf's biggest tour as a rookie.

• Evin Priest

Adam Scott says his plummet down the world rankings is appropriate given a lack of practice during the past year but has vowed to graft his way back to top form.

• martin blake

Jin Young Ko won the Women’s Australian Open by three shots, leaving a trio of Australia's brightest golfing talents trailing in her wake.

• David Polkinghorne

Either the golf gods are smiling at Canberra's Matthew Millar - or laughing at him.