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The Australian Open is one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world, and the first of the four Grand Slam tournaments of the year. Every year, the best tennis players in the world come to Australia to compete for the title. As the tournament draws near, speculation and excitement build, as fans and players alike look forward to the tournament. News coverage of the Australian Open is always extensive, and there are many stories and articles to be found about the tournament. Here are some of the latest Australian Open news, articles and videos.
Rory confirmed | Inside Golf. Australia's Most-Read Golf Magazine as named by Australian Golfers - FREE
ITS official, Rory McIlroy is heading down under to compete in the Australian Open for the next two years. As detailed on our Page 5 editorial written by Michael Davis, the US Masters champion will tee it up at Royal Melbourne from December 4-7, before also returning in 2026 at a venue yet to be
Greg Chalmers – Speed, Longevity and Giving Back | Inside Golf. Australia's Most-Read Golf Magazine as named by Australian Golfers - FREE
Greg Chalmers has enjoyed a career renaissance since joining the PGA TOUR Champions. West Australian Greg Chalmers is renowned for his putting prowess — the flatstick helping to propel him to two Australian Open titles and global success across a 30-year career. Now, thanks to impressive gains in clubhead speed, he’s poised to keep cashing
Stand-alone Women's Australian Open golf tournament set for March 2026 in Adelaide - Yahoo Sports
The Women’s Australian Open will make its return as a stand-alone tournament in 2026, officially ending Golf Australia's attempts at playing both men's and women's events at the same time. After sharing the tournament with the men in a mixed and alternate-tees format from 2022 to 2024, the women's event to be co-sanctioned by the Ladies European Tour will move from December to March 12-15 at Kooyonga Golf Club in Adelaide. Golf Australia said Friday that Adelaide, the South Australian state capital, will host the tournament for the next three years.