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As LIV collapses, one Aussie is laughing all the way to the bank
The collapse of the LIV tour has left four Australian golfers facing an uncertain future, but uncertain doesn't necessarily mean bad.
The collapse of the LIV tour has left four Australian golfers facing an uncertain future, but uncertain doesn't necessarily mean bad.
LIV Golf's chief executive dismissed reports the tour was collapsing as 'rumours', but a missing detail from his statement will give little reassurance.
Rory McIlroy produced an underwhelming first round at the Australian Open. One Aussie, on the other hand, had a brilliant day out.
Marc Leishman temporarily vaulted into provisional second place at the Australian PGA Championship with a spectacular eagle chip-in.
Marc Leishman received a small piece of luck in the first round of the Australian PGA Championship when his ball collected a spectator.
Marc Leishman's wife faced a health battle that almost claimed her life. Ten years on, the much-loved Australian golfer reflects on how it changed his perspective.
Marc Leishman is the only one of a nine-strong Australian contingent to make the weekend after a carnage-filled second round.
Fans on social media went nuts when replays showed Shane Lowry's ball moved a fraction of an inch during a practice shot on the 12th hole.
Aussie LIV Golf star Marc Leishman has hit back at claims LIV Golf's format leaves its players undercooked to compete against the world's best at majors.
Marc Leishman just had the "best year of my life" and for he and fellow Aussie star Cameron Smith, golf has changed for the better.