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Aussie golf star breaks finger before The Masters
Rising Australian golf star Min Woo Lee will play The Masters at Augusta despite breaking his finger in the gym.
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Stubbs 'not just making up the numbers' at Masters
Jasper Stubbs wants to make history at the Masters by winning the tournament as an amateur. Stubbs is one of six Aussies in the field.
Preparations for LIV Golf underway in Adelaide
Preparations for the LIV Golf tournament are underway in Adelaide.
Golfer dislocates shoulder before playoff win
American golfer Akshay Bhatia dislocated his shoulder while celebrating sinking a birdie putt, before winning the Texas Open in a playoff.
Very few can hit a shot like Cameron Smith did at The Masters. But he has one major problem
Australia’s best hope at The Masters went and played the course last month with his dad. He walked away feeling conditions will suit him.
- by Adam Pengilly
Norman says Smith can 'bounce back'
LIV Golf boss Greg Norman says Aussie star Cameron Smith can "bounce back" from a tough summer trip home.
Day begins The Players on fire
Australian golfer Jason Day shot 5-under to start The Players Championship in fine fashion.
Smith warms up for Masters with $6 million LIV Golf play-off heartbreak
The Australian has had a lacklustre start to the new year, but showed he will be a force at Augusta after narrowly missing a place in LIV Golf history.
- by Adam Pengilly
Norman’s LIV Golf turns former star into multi-millionaire … 12 years after he last played professionally
Once dubbed one of the most talented American golfers to emerge since Tiger Woods, Anthony Kim has been the sport’s long-held mystery after vanishing from the professional game.
- by Adam Pengilly
Just don’t do it: our verdict on Tiger Woods’ new clothing line
The 15-time major winner is transitioning to the next phase of his career with TaylorMade Golf. But does his Sun Day Red line make the fashion cut?
- by Jonathan Landrum jnr and Damien Woolnough
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Outrage as drunk fans cause chaos on PGA Tour
A perfect storm of wild weather and alcohol at the Phoenix Open led to some of the most raucous scenes yet at a tournament famous for them. It could be the PGA Tour left with the hangover.
- by James Corrigan