Top Stories Politics Courts General Finance Sport World FactCheck

Factual. Independent. Impartial.

Support AAP with a free or paid subscription

Subscribe to AAP News Download our app

Factual. Independent. Impartial.

Support AAP with a free or paid subscription

Subscribe to AAP News Download our app

Latest news: Golf

Aussies settle in but Schauffele among Olympic leaders

Aussies settle in but Schauffele among Olympic leaders

Jason Day and Min Woo Lee improved on their opening Olympic rounds, with Australian No.1 Day tied for 13th but still six strokes off the pace.

Nervous Jason Day six off the pace in Olympic golf

Nervous Jason Day six off the pace in Olympic golf

Nervous Jason Day six off the pace in Olympic golf

Nervous Jason Day six off the pace in Olympic golf

Japanese superstar Hideki Matsuyama set the pace on day one of the Olympic golf tournament, with Jason Day tied for 21st.

Golfers Day and Lee find unlikely Olympic inspiration

Golfers Day and Lee find unlikely Olympic inspiration

Golfers Day and Lee find unlikely Olympic inspiration

Golfers Day and Lee find unlikely Olympic inspiration

Former Olympic 110-metres hurdles finalist Kyle Vander-Kuyp has emerged as an unlikely driver behind Jason Day and Min Woo Lee's shot at Games golf glory.

Factual. Independent. Impartial.

Subscribe to AAP News

Already a member? Sign in here

Jason Day regrets missing the 2016 Olympics

Jason Day regrets missing the 2016 Olympics

Jason Day has extra motivation to do well in the 2024 Olympic golf tournament.

Aussie women's golfers find form ahead of Olympics tilt

Aussie women's golfers find form ahead of Olympics tilt

Australian Olympic golfers Hannah Green and Minjee Lee are tied for second, one shot off the lead after the first round of the Canadian Open.

Scott closes in on another Presidents Cup appearance

Scott closes in on another Presidents Cup appearance

In-form former world No.1 Adam Scott has moved into position to claim an automatic spot on the International Presidents Cup team to face the USA in September.

Family comes first as J Day interrupts Olympic push

Family comes first as J Day interrupts Olympic push

Australia's No.1 Jason Day is jetting home to the US to spend time with his family before another trans-Atlantic journey back to go for Olympic gold.

Factual. Independent. Impartial.

Subscribe to AAP News

Already a member? Sign in here

In full: the fiery McLaren row before Piastri's GP win

In full: the fiery McLaren row before Piastri's GP win

In full: the fiery McLaren row before Piastri's GP win

In full: the fiery McLaren row before Piastri's GP win

Lando Norris had a tense row over the radio with McLaren bosses before handing back the lead to teammate Oscar Piastri for the Aussie's maiden GP win.

Schauffele roars to second major win of year at Open

Schauffele roars to second major win of year at Open

Schauffele roars to second major win of year at Open

Schauffele roars to second major win of year at Open

Xander Schauffele has proved in a class of his own in the final round of the British Open as he raced away to victory at Royal Troon with a closing 65.

Scott, Day fade as Aussie challenge peters out at Troon

Scott, Day fade as Aussie challenge peters out at Troon

Scott, Day fade as Aussie challenge peters out at Troon

Scott, Day fade as Aussie challenge peters out at Troon

Jason Day and Adam Scott made bright starts in their final-day push at the British Open but failed to cash in as blustery Royal Troon again dashed their dreams.

Horschel hits the front as Lowry falters in Open rain

Horschel hits the front as Lowry falters in Open rain

Horschel hits the front as Lowry falters in Open rain

Horschel hits the front as Lowry falters in Open rain

Billy Horschel has come through the pack to lead the British Open as "brutal" conditions played havoc with the overnight leaders at Royal Troon.

Scott hot in British Open but Day cools as rain falls

Scott hot in British Open but Day cools as rain falls

Scott hot in British Open but Day cools as rain falls

Scott hot in British Open but Day cools as rain falls

Adam Scott took advantage of good conditions for early third-round starters in the British Open but it Jason Day had it tough as rain returned in Scotland.

Day and night for Australia's hopes at the British Open

Day and night for Australia's hopes at the British Open

Day and night for Australia's hopes at the British Open

Day and night for Australia's hopes at the British Open

Jason Day remains the last realistic Australian hope for glory at the British Open after a day when Cameron Smith suffered a dismal exit at Royal Troon.

'Mud-Runner' Day says bring on the bad weather at Troon

'Mud-Runner' Day says bring on the bad weather at Troon

'Mud-Runner' Day says bring on the bad weather at Troon

'Mud-Runner' Day says bring on the bad weather at Troon

Open contender Jason Day may not enjoy playing in miserable weather conditions, but he's good at it and will thrive if it gets wild and windy at Royal Troon.

Factual. Independent. Impartial.

Subscribe to AAP News

Already a member? Sign in here

Lowry survives double-bogey to take control at The Open

Shane Lowry has taken control of the 152nd British Open at Troon with a two-shot lead, but world No.1 Scottie Scheffler has moved ominously into contention.

Lowry lights up 152nd Open with terrific Troon turn

Ever-popular Shane Lowry left it late to put his stamp on the British Open at Royal Troon, but even he was upstaged by a surprise late-night, first-day leader.

Scott and Lee thrive - but Cam Smith has Open calamity

Early risers Adam Scott and Min Woo Lee have ensured a bright start to Australia's challenge at the British Open, but 2022 champ Cam Smith had a nightmare.

Scott at 44 is still the big Aussie Open hope at Troon

Adam Scott goes into his 24th British Open at the age of 44 in the best form of any of the six-strong Australian contingent.

Access five free articles per month

Subscription Options

Already a member? Sign in here

Smith to chase second British Open in champion company

The six Australians contesting the British Open at Royal Troon have been handed their tee times, and some will be going out in the company of champions.

Masters lessons have Aussie Stubbs 'at home' for Open

Jasper Stubbs and Elvis Smylie will both make their Open debuts as two of six Australians in the field at Scotland's Royal Troon.

Gallant Aussie Steph Kyriacou denied maiden golf major

Japan's Ayaka Furue has denied emerging Australian golf star Steph Kyricaou a maiden major title with a remarkable finish at the Evian Championship in France.

Agony for Adam Scott in Scottish Open near-miss

Evergreen Australian Adam Scott has come so close to winning at the age of 43 at the Scottish Open, but Robert MacIntyre pipped him with a slice of luck.

Wright enters the zone to contend at senior golf major

With his son carrying his bag, Australia's Michael Wright has earned a shot at a maiden senior major golf title in his first season on the Champions Tour.

Kyriacou leads major championship going into last round

Sydney's rising golf star Steph Kyriacou will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Evian Championship as she seeks to lift her first major crown.

Kyriacou in storm-hit Evian Championship major hunt

Steph Kyriacou was still challenging at the top of the leaderboard when a storm brought an early end to the second round at the Evian Championship major.

1 … 28 29 30 31

Topics

United States of America Europe United Kingdom Golf Summer Olympics Canada

No opinion, no spin, no agenda.

Support AAP News

Already a member?
Sign in here