Sport
Golf
McIlroy falls short after costly blunder
Rory McIlroy has gifted Tommy Fleetwood a victory in the Dubai Invitational after a series of horror moments, costing himself $635,000 in the process.
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After three decades, 15 majors and $750 million, Woods announces Nike split
One of the most lucrative partnerships in sports marketing history has come to an end with the news Tiger Woods and Nike will part ways after 27 years.
- by Frank Pingue
Tiger Woods ends Nike partnership
Golf legend Tiger Woods and global sports apparel brand Nike have ended their two-decade relationship.
Rahm joins LIV Golf on $900m deal
The PGA Tour has suffered another blow with John Rahm defecting to LIV Golf for a deal worth up to $900 million.
‘Generational talent’: Greg Norman hails LIV Golf’s $850m defector
Jon Rahm, the world No.3 and two-time major champion, had previously insisted he would not cross golf’s bitter divide.
Opinion
World golf
Why making the cut at Moore Park takes a swing at wrong target
The rich and famous who play on Sydney’s private courses won’t miss a thing if Moore Park Golf Course is altered. The big losers will be everyday mums, dads, children and groups of friends.
- by Paul Zalunardo
New balls: Why weekend golfers will be losing distance off the tee
Originally planned to affect professional golfers and the best amateurs, controversial rule changes have now been extended to all levels of the game.
- by Dan Walsh
Why Australia’s original LIV rebel is sweating over his future
Matt Jones was Greg Norman’s first Australian scalp for the Saudi-funded league. But his fate on the tour next year is in the hands of Cameron Smith.
- by Adam Pengilly
Internationals love Sydney, but Australian Open is set to head south. Here’s why
Sydney has drawn rave reviews for the condition of its courses for the national championship - but it faces a fight to retain the event beyond this year.
- by Adam Pengilly
Niemann wins Australian Open after Scott surge ends with one wayward swing
Australia’s favourite golfing son spent more than three hours conjuring up the most unlikely drought-breaking win. Then it all came undone in three seconds.
- by Adam Pengilly
Niemann's insane shot from bar area
Joaquin Niemann gave himself a great look at eagle on the 18th hole with this incredible blind shot from a fan zone.