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Mathew Goggin will return to PGA TOUR Champions competition at the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS after securing one of three event-qualifier places for the October 9–11 tournament in Florida.
Mark Hensby enters the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS field ranked 59th on PGA Tour Champions, with a realistic chance to turn a solid 2026 platform into a more consequential finish at Hammock Beach.
Scott Hend arrives at the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS with more than a place in the field: his 2026 victory in Morocco has secured full PGA TOUR Champions status through next season and made him one of the tournamen...
Greg Chalmers returns to the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS field on Friday, with his place secured through the PGA Tour Champions points list and his 2026 season still offering evidence of both reliability and unfinis...
Stuart Appleby returns to the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS on Friday with a strong recent result behind him, but last year’s T16 offers only limited guidance after the tournament moved to a new venue.
Adam Scott will headline a formidable Australian presence at the 2026 BMW Australian PGA Championship, with David Puig’s title defence adding a serious international obstacle at The Lakes.
As PGA TOUR Champions moves towards its Charles Schwab Cup playoffs, Richard Green ’s consistency offers the clearest Australian measure of a broader late-career upswing led by Scott Hend and reinforced by Greg Chalme...
Adam Scott arrives in Yokohama with no time to trade on his Presidents Cup workload. The Baycurrent Classic offers a different test: convert veteran preparation into four controlled rounds on a demanding new Japan stop.
Fresh from the Presidents Cup, Min Woo Lee returns to a Baycurrent Classic field that gives him a meaningful early test of his standing and course fit rather than merely another post-team-event appearance.
After making his mark alongside Ryan Fox at Medinah, Min Woo Lee turns quickly to Yokohama and another test of his growing PGA Tour standing.
Adam Scott ’s 12th Presidents Cup appearance ended in defeat at Medinah, but his involvement across four matches and his standing within Geoff Ogilvy ’s group reinforced why the Australian remains a central on-course ...
Cam Davis has started the Bank of Utah Championship with a four-under 67, leaving the Australian inside the opening-round pack as the FedExCup Fall begins to shape next season’s playing opportunities.