West Australian Ryan Peake capped his Rookie of the Year season with confirmation of a spot on the DP World Tour in 2026, while Anthony Quayle produced the shot of his life to also secure a pathway to Europe.
Sydney’s Harrison Crowe believes he is now ready to take his game to the world after taking out The National Tournament in impressive style at The National Golf Club.
In winning last week’s Heritage Classic, James Conran and his father Steve have become the first father-son duo to win on the PGA Tour of Australasia since its establishment in 1973.
The National Golf Club on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is Australia’s only golf club with three 18-hole courses at a single site – The National also boasts a fourth course, Long Island, at Frankston – and is the host course for a fourth straight year of The National Tournament starting this Thursday.
Louis Dobbelaar has opened up for the first time on the struggles that have plagued him during the past two years, the moment he hit rock bottom and why he returns to this week’s New Zealand PGA Championship with more self-belief than at any other time in his career.
PGA Tour star Min Woo Lee made a moving phone call to Ryan Peake hours before the former bikie gang member and prison inmate transformed his life to win the New Zealand Open.
After a windswept final round he described as “super, super tough”, New Zealand’s Josh Geary clinched the 2025 Vic Open at 13th Beach Golf Links, his first PGA Tour of Australasia title in almost 12 years.
Northern Territory-raised Quayle cut short his Japan Golf Tour campaign late last year to instead use the PGA Tour of Australasia as his path towards securing a DP World Tour card.
A runner-up in New Zealand five years ago when finishing two shots behind fellow Aussie Brad Kennedy, Herbert is excited to be making his way back to a world renowned region to contest a national open.
Approaching his 51st birthday next month, Michael Wright says he is playing the best golf of his life and he converted it into a playoff victory over Jak Carter at Webex Players Series Victoria.
Japanese golf sensation Ryo Ishikawa will headline a strong contingent of players from Japan competing in the New Zealand Open when the tournament tees off of on February 27 at Millbrook Resort in Queenstown.
With the Webex Players Series events offering the unique format of men and women competing on the same course for the same trophy and prizemoney, it’s the first time that father and daughter professionals have teed it up as rivals.
Australian Golf Digest
