‘I hope they can’: Scott pushes world’s best to play Aussie tournament
Adam Scott has joined an already stacked list of top golfers confirmed for a big tournament in Australia. He’s nagging some of the world’s elite to commit.
Adam Scott has joined an already stacked list of top golfers confirmed for a big tournament in Australia. He’s nagging some of the world’s elite to commit.
With the uncertainty surrounding the breakaway league, the Aussie star has made his intentions known.
The latest indication that LIV could crumble before the end of this year has impacted an Australian club where the competition had gathered momentum.
Yet to make a cut at a major this year, Bryson DeChambeau couldn’t resist taking a swipe at a golf legend after putting himself in contention at the British Open.
The mullet-clad Aussie won the British Open four years ago. His preparation for this one is a sad reminder of what might have been.
A year on from a furious rampage and damaged a 100-year-old locker, Wyndham Clark is in the box seat to claim victory.
Joaquin Niemann was slapped with a two-stroke penalty for throwing his club in a dummy spit, as the entire Aussie contingent was wiped out in a brutal US Open.
The former world No.1 was in obvious pain as he warmed up, and was 7-over par before he finally pulled the pin. His countrymen fared little better.
Rory McIlroy lashed out at a cheeky member of the crowd as his dream of back-to-back golf majors slipped away at the PGA Championship.
The Aussie has been a shadow of his former self in recent years but rediscovered his mojo at the PGA Championship.