Australia’s favourite golfing son spent more than three hours conjuring up the most unlikely drought-breaking win. Then it all came undone in three seconds.
The Australian Open is organised chaos. Heading into Sunday’s final round,there are 24 players within six shots of the lead in the men’s event,and anybody could win.
The reigning US Masters champion has consistently said he wouldn’t join the breakaway Saudi league. But current LIV stars know how big his defection would be.
The second round will kick off at both The Lakes and The Australian with Adam Scott,Matt Jones,Hannah Green and Grace Kim to headline the early feature groups.
Cameron Smith was emotional after missing the cut at the Australian PGA Championship,but he is keeping the slump in perspective.
The 18th at The Australian Golf Club is a par-5 which could see tournament hopefuls chancing their arm come Sunday.
Australia’s Min Woo Lee is the hottest property in world golf,with a suite of sponsors lining up to cash in on his popularity on and off the course.
Smith’s emotional reaction to a nightmare week at the Australian PGA shows how much he still cares. Now he faces one of the biggest challenges of his career.
The former US Masters champion will need a final-day miracle after Min Woo Lee took control of the Australian PGA Championship.
The defending champion beat home just six rivals in a field of 156 before becoming emotional when describing what he admitted was the worst day of his professional career.
Australia’s No.1 golfer is out of the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland,while Min Woo Lee and Adam Scott battle it out at the top of the leaderboard.