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FastScripts by ASAP Sports THE MODERATOR: We’ll go ahead and get started. We want to congratulate you on being named International Team captain for the 2026 Presidents Cup coming to Medinah. Can you just start us off with your excitement to be moving forward as International Team captain? GEOFF OGILVY: Look, yeah, it’s an incredible
The International Series has added another exciting new destination to its groundbreaking schedule for the 2025 season with International Series Cambodia presented by Royal Group unveiled as the latest addition to a sweeping calendar of new territories and established golf markets. The International Series will make its debut in one of golf’s emerging markets at
With over 40 appearances at the Masters as a player and commentator, Ian Baker-Finch knows Augusta better than Larry and Gary know their ensuites! So who better than the great man to tell us about Rory’s victory? The boys share their own views on this years Masters and rank the 4 majors on personal preference
BACK in 1995 PGA Chaplain Graham Lawrence established the Oberon PGA trainee Pro Am to support Trainee Golf Professionals throughout NSW. A successful and well-supported event, played at Oberon Golf Club just west of theBlue Mountains, the Pro-am celebrated it’s 30th anniversary on the first weekend in March. Lawrence, who recently retired as the PGA
JAMIE Morrison, a knockabout bloke from Perth, is no stranger to Singapore. He’s been there a dozen times and, last year, his annual holiday coincided with the HSBC Women’s World Championship at Sentosa. Morrison contacted tournament organisers and offered his services as a volunteer. They accepted and allocated him the task of carrying a portable
ALL roads will lead to Cobar on the Anzac Day weekend for the inaugural Australian Seniors Sand Green Championship to be played from April 26-28. The professional tournament will be played over 54-holes in a Pro-Am format, giving amateurs the opportunity to play with a senior pro over the first two days. More than 70
The German legend to bid the Masters a fond farewell Bernhard Langer’s remarkable career has seen him win 47 tournaments on the PGA TOUR Champions, the most recent at the Charles Schwab Tour Championship in 2024, 42 times in Europe and in numerous events around the world, including two triumphs at the Australian Masters. However,
Australian Karl Vilips, a winner in Puerto Rico in just his fourth start on the PGA TOUR. FOR Australian Karl Vilips, while it has seemingly happened very quickly, it’s also been a long time coming. A child prodigy, who won two US Kids Championships at seven and nine years of age, then a Callaway Junior
HE’S the popular general manager at Nambucca Heads Island Golf Club on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales and he also happens to provide his management expertise to nearby Macksville and Bellingen golf clubs. Johnathon Zirkler, a qualified accountant, has been at the helm at Nambucca Heads Island GC since November 2019 following
The Catalina Club will host the Bateman’s Bay Open on May 3-4. WHEN the South Coast Open left Catalina in the late 70s to travel across the south coast NSW, the Catalina Club created the Batemans Bay Open in the early 80s. Forty years on, and with 2024 winner Jarrod Hunt from Goulburn Golf Club
The Phillip Island Golf Club recently celebrated its 75th anniversary with a Heritage Golf Day. Seventy-five years ago, the first official golf competition was held at the Cowes Golf Club, now known as Phillip Island Golf Club. To celebrate this milestone, the club recently hosted a Heritage Golf Day which was a great day, great
LYDIA Ko, nursing an overnight three-stroke lead, knew that if she played steady golf on the final day of the HSBC Women’s World Championship at Sentosa’s Tanjong course in Singapore, she’d win the tournament. “I started off really consistently,” she said. “I hit a lot of greens, and I think that was going to be
WHILE it’s still early in the season on the LPGA Tour, Australia’s highest-ranked golfer Hannah Green has all but given up her dream of becoming the world’s No 1 player. For this year, anyway. “Realistically, with Nelly (Korda) winning as many times as she did last year, I don’t think I can achieve No 1
IT’S appropriate that Wollongong Golf Club should host the Alex Lowe Trophy, an event for players using hickory-shafted clubs. That’s because this popular layout is among the oldest in the state and dates back as far as 1897. The event is named after Alex Lowe, who was one of the early professionals moving from The
EARLY this year Grace Kim did something she’d never done before – she took a break from golf. She put away her golf clubs, packed her bags, and took a three-week holiday in Korea with her best friend. No gym, no practice, no competition. Just relaxing in the country where her parents were born. “It’s
The April issue of Inside Golf is online for your viewing pleasure. This month: KARL VILIPSChild prodigy to PGA Tour Champion RYAN 'PEAKES' WITH NZ OPEN WIN PLANTING THE SEEDAn Aussie making good in Ireland HSBC WOMENSTournament wrapLydia KoHannah GreenGrace Kim US MASTERSLanger's Last HurrahStats and Facts PUBLIC ACCESSWhere to play CELEBRITY SWINGERMark 'Tubby' Taylor
Dean Klatt is driving success for Seed Golf from his base in Ireland. AS the son of a club pro in Queensland, a career in the golf industry always appeared to be in Dean Klatt’s future. However, that said, it’s the journey he’s taken, and where he is now, that makes Klatt’s story interesting and
THE happenings at Scotchman’s Creek Golf Club would not make the New York Times. The 110-member strong social golf club plays at Malvern Valley public course in Melbourne’s inner east. The club is made up mostly of retirees with an average age of 78 and six golfers in their 90’s. And it is celebrating its
BELOW are a few more of the new offerings from the PGA Show in Orlando, this month featuring Callaway, Mizuno, MGI and Wilson, in previewing what Inside Golf readers can look forward to seeing in golf stores and pro shops in 2025. Read all about them hereDownload
I'VE often said to friends and work mates that there are a lot of old golfers. Which is meant as positive. It can’t be a bad thing. Golf, as stressful as some days on the course can be at times, is a healthy pastime, involving time in the fresh air, walking (for some, jumping in
MINUTES after completing her final round in the HSBC Women’s World Championship in Singapore, Lydia Ko stood behind the 18th green, chatting with her fans, signing hats and clothing, and posing for selfies with admirers of all ages and gender. The session was a commitment she had made early in the day, before teeing off,
CELEBRITY SWINGER: Mark Taylor Mark Taylor AO, originally from Wagga Wagga, is a household name to most Aussies for his stellar cricketing career. Nicknamed “Tubby,” Taylor captained Australia’s Test team from 1994 to 1999, leading them to 26 victories in 50 matches and cementing their dominance in world cricket. A masterful left-handed opener, he amassed
Khao Sok National Park is often called “Thailand’s secret garden” by National Geographic Traveler and described as “wondrous” by Lonely Planet — and for good reason. It’s a magical place tucked in the heart of southern Thailand, offering a lush and diverse rainforest experience like no other. Spanning 738.74 square kilometres, Khao Sok is part
Inside Golf went inside the grounds at Augusta National, with Editor Rob Willis conducting an exclusive interview with Warren Smith, host of the Fox Sports coverage of the 2025 US Masters. THE hype is real around the 2025 US Masters, as the best players in the world assemble for the first of this year’s four
In this episode of Backspin, Larry and Gary talk with the most recent winner on the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia, James Conran and his dramatic final shot to claim victory. High Performance Manager of Golf NSW, Khan Pullen was there with Larry during the Ford Women’s NSW Open watching the emergence of a potential
The famous Bridge over the River Kwai. Just two hours’ drive from Bangkok, Kanchanaburi is a fantastic destination for those interested in history, nature, outdoor adventure - and golf. Accessible by road or rail, the province boasts some of the country’s most beautiful waterfalls and caves in its national parks, the historic bridge over the River
The secret is out . . . some of the finest layouts in country New South Wales can be found in the Central West of the Premier state. So, it’s time we gave readersa ‘heads-up’ on where to play and the country treasures that are greener than you expect, closer than you realized . .
A charming island connected to Nadi by a convenient causeway, spend lazy days around the resort pools, indulge in a soothing massage, bask in tranquillity at award-winning spas, enjoy family fun and adventure, and taste Fiji’s culinary delights at any of the many options available. Then there is the 18-hole championship Denarau course where golfers
Bexley GC presenting a popular golfing option in Sydney’s south IT’S a challenge that just keeps luring players back time and again. And Bexley Golf Club continues to be one of the more popular golf courses south of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Unlike so many courses these days, Bexley appeals to the time-friendly player, thanks
The PGA of Australia and the WPGA should be congratulated on their initiative in promoting the game of golf over the past few years by staging events involving both male and female golfers. They’ve done it in several ways – by presenting significant tours for both male and female professionals, by staging events where men
Here’s a surprise. After an extensive executive search, Royal Melbourne has found its new general manger ‘just a drive and a wedge away’, so to speak. What’s more he has been ‘poached’ from rival sandbelt club, Metropolitan, in nearby Oakleigh. RM is situated in Cheltenham. Not sure what the etiquette is around the ‘poaching’ of
The March issue of Inside Golf is online for your viewing pleasure. This month: RORY McILROYIs he in line for 'Major" success in 2025? VALE - TONY GRESHAMAustralia's Greatest Amateur Golfer LIV ADELAIDENiemann The Champ US PGA GOLF SHOWThe Latest Products CELEBRITY SWINGERFormer Swans Star Nick Davis OPINIONWomen in the WebEx SeriesAussie Am - Match
QUITE simply, Tony Gresham could lay claim to being the greatest amateur golfer this country has produced. The popular Sydneysider and Pennant Hills Golf Club legend passed away last month at the age of 84 after a long illness. ‘Gresh’ played for the love of the game and resisted the temptation - and the urging
Keen AFL supporters, especially Geelong fans, will never forget the 2005 semi-final when a young Nick Davis single-handedly ripped their hearts out, slotting four late goals to propel the Sydney Swans into the Grand Final—his last coming with just three seconds left. It was one of the greatest individual efforts in AFL history, setting up
WHEN strangers ask Mark Tickle what he does for a living, the veteran pro usually replies: “I play golf. I followed in the footsteps of Greg Norman.” While that may sound a tad immodest, it’s literally 100 percent accurate. One of Tickle’s first jobs was as a storeman and packer in golf equipment manufacturer PGF’s
Srixon’s all-new Z-STAR has launched in Australia. The latest line of Z-STAR Series golf balls are engineered for longer distance, more optimised spin, and tour-level stopping power around the greens. Pure Performance, Pure Srixon A highlight of the latest Z-STAR Series is the newly formulated, extra thin, premium urethane cover made with biomass. This innovative
Looking for a holiday with the opportunity to discover and play the world’s most beautiful courses without needing to change hotels? If so, embark on an extraordinary golf adventure through Southeast Asia aboard the luxurious Norwegian Sun. This exclusive golf cruise, hosted by PGA Golf Professional Robert Stock, visits some of the region’s most spectacular
Sri Lanka, a tropical paradise known for its lush landscapes, stunning beaches, and rich cultural heritage, is quickly becoming a favoured destination for golfers seeking unique experiences. With a history of golf that dates back to the British colonial era, Sri Lanka boasts some of the most picturesque and challenging golf courses in Asia. The
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