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Golf Australia, 1 Sep 2026

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ArticleBREAKING THE CURSE

After nearly three dec­ades of US suprem­acy, Geoff Ogilvy believes the bal­ance is shift­ing. In exclus­ive inter­views, both Pres­id­ents Cup cap­tains explain why Med­i­nah could be the Inter­na­tion­als’ longawaited break­through.

BREAKING THE CURSE

ArticlePHENOMENAL FIFTY

Royal Lytham & St Annes staged a land­mark 50th AIG Women’s Open, where record crowds, test­ing con­di­tions and a thrill­ing finale show­cased the grow­ing strength of women’s golf.

PHENOMENAL FIFTY

ArticleFATHER’S DAY GIFT GUIDE

Every golfer has their wish list, even if they don’t always admit it. For this Father’s Day, we’ve searched through the latest offer­ings from golf’s biggest brands to uncover the gear, accessor­ies and exper­i­ences guar­an­teed to bring a smile on...

FATHER’S DAY GIFT GUIDE

ArticleCOURSE REVIEW: LINKS LADY BAY

Firm fair­ways, coastal breezes and cre­at­ive shot-mak­ing define Links Lady Bay, where Peter Thom­son’s time­less links philo­sophy con­tin­ues to thrive.

COURSE REVIEW: LINKS LADY BAY

ArticleFIRE CLEARS THE WAY

From dev­ast­a­tion to renewal, Mal­la­coota Golf Club has emerged from the 2019 fires trans­formed, with volun­teers rebuild­ing a course which now blends ocean views, recov­er­ing heath­land and for­got­ten war­time his­tory.

FIRE CLEARS THE WAY

ArticleKNOW YOUR PRO: TIM LYNCH

From Papua New Guinea begin­nings to lead­ing junior squads, Tim Lynch shares his coach­ing philo­sophy, pas­sion for ball flight and vis­ion for a more inclus­ive, access­ible future for Aus­tralian golf.

KNOW YOUR PRO: TIM LYNCH

ArticleTOGETHER THEY ROSE

Rory McIl­roy’s affec­tion for the Aus­tralian Open has never faded. Now, the Mas­ters cham­pion wants to help elev­ate one of golf’s old­est cham­pi­on­ships back among the game’s biggest events.

TOGETHER THEY ROSE