Presidents Cup
Norman wants Presidents Cup captaincy
Wayne Heming Greg Norman has expressed a burning desire to captain the International Presidents Cup team against the United States at Royal Melbourne in 2011.
Hensby keen to make Presidents Cup team
Andrew Both Forgotten Australian golfer Mark Hensby is alive and kicking, and highly motivated to make next year's Presidents Cup team.
Golf
Schwartzel seizes Memorial PGA lead
South Africa's Charl Schwartzel piled up 10 birdies in a seven-under par 65 on Thursday to seize the first-round lead at the US PGA Tour's Memorial tournament, where defending champ Tiger Woods was...
Stars enter Hall of Fame
Colin Montgomerie and Fred Couples were among a stellar class of 2013 inducted to the World Golf Hall of Fame. Ken Venturi, Ken Schofield and Willie Park were also inducted.
Golf
Bringing home Scott's success has become top priority
Phil Lutton Bust out the replica green jackets. It could be the Summer of Scott, providing Australian PGA officials can pin down their man.
Golf
Adam Scott wins US Masters
Ben Everill Adam Scott has become the first Australian golfer to win the US Masters, snapping one of the country's great sporting hoodoos.
A day when a nice guy finished first
Richard Hinds Decades of heartbreak was wiped away with the swipe of an elongated putter.
Golf
Scott's brilliance soothes nation's angst at a stroke
Greg Norman looked and sounded yesterday like a man who had just seen his home exorcised successfully - he could not sense the demons any more.
Golf
A tale of redemption for Scott
Paul Hayward, Augusta A prime-time choke is meant to doom the victim to a tragicomic existence.
Golf
Hot pairing for PGA
Robert Allenby and Geoff Ogilvy a first-round pairing for Australian PGA Championship.
Golf
Chalmers ramps up the pressure to defend treasured titles
Wayne Heming GREG CHALMERS is more excited than daunted by the challenge of defending his Australian Open and Australian PGA Championship titles in the next fortnight.
Golf
Chalmers fired up for defence
Brisbane Australian excited by challenge of defending Australian Open and Australian PGA Championship titles.
Golf
Watson marvels at China's 14-year-old Master
Glenn Jackson ALMOST half a century ago it might have been, but Tom Watson - the oldest competitor at this week's Australian Open - remembers what he felt at 14, the age of the youngest tournament entries at The...
Golf
Fewer star rivals, but Chalmers expects a hot summer
Justin Chadwick Tiger Woods and his Presidents Cup comrades are not gracing our shores this year, but Greg Chalmers insists this does not mean he will get an easy run as he defends his Australian Open and Australian...
Golf
Venturi to join golf's hall of fame
Pebble Beach Ken Venturi, the 1964 US Open champion who spent 35 years as a US television golf commentator, was yesterday named as a 2013 inductee to the World Golf Hall of Fame.
Golf
Davies in line to test the top 10
Peter Stone The former world No. 1 is looking forward to playing the renowned Royal Melbourne course.
Golf
Ryu may rue third day as challengers move in
Peter Stone Five holes into So-Yeon Ryu's third round at Royal Pines, she had a five-shot lead.
Baddeley ready to rectify majors deficit this year
Finally at peace with his game, Aaron Baddeley believes he's ready to rectify his mediocrity in majors in 2012.
'Leave Day alone'
He may be one of the most exciting young golfers in the world, but Australian great Jack Newton has warned against burdening Jason Day with high expectations.
Millar determined to overcome mistakes and battle way back into top 10
THE OPPORTUNITY to play with major winner Fred Couples has Matt Millar determined to force his way back into the top 10 at the Australian Open today.
