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As LIV Golf’s 2027 model remains unclear and access to the DP World Tour looks harder to secure, Elvis Smylie ’s rise offers an Australian case study in how quickly golf’s pathways can change.
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As LIV Golf’s 2027 model remains unclear and access to the DP World Tour looks harder to secure, Elvis Smylie ’s rise offers an Australian case study in how quickly golf’s pathways can change.
Cam Davis will use November’s BMW Australian PGA Championship and December’s Australian Open to measure whether his recent overseas flashes can translate into sustained contention at home.
Cam Davis will return to Kingston Heath for the 2026 Capital.com Australian Open, carrying the memory of his breakthrough national title into a home campaign that arrives after a difficult year on the PGA Tour.
Adam Scott will make a record 12th Presidents Cup appearance at Medinah, where his value to Geoff Ogilvy ’s International team extends beyond his place on the points list. With Min Woo Lee as Australia’s other represe...
Geoff Ogilvy has left Jason Day out of the International team for Medinah, ending the Australian’s hopes of a fourth straight Presidents Cup appearance after a season disrupted by back trouble and a missed FedExCup Pl...
At 46, Adam Scott has turned one of golf’s most persistent questions into Sunday’s opportunity: can a long-troubled putter hold up when a season is reduced to 18 holes?
A heavier iron shaft helped Min Woo Lee settle his swing and sharpen his approach play, turning a difficult fortnight into a two-shot lead in his Tour Championship debut.
Michael Wright’s tied-14th finish in Calgary was built on a sharp second-round response, not a late charge. The more useful signal is how quickly he converted a quiet opening into contention before the final-round cei...
Richard Green could not repeat his 2025 Rogers Charity Classic victory, but the Australian’s tied-fifth finish in Calgary confirmed his familiarity with the demands of PGA TOUR Champions golf.
The end of an 18-year FedExCup Playoffs streak matters, but for Jason Day it is less a career full stop than a clear signal: his body, not his ambition, has dictated 2026.
Min Woo Lee’s No. 21 qualification, alongside Adam Scott and Ryan Fox, places Australia inside a TOUR Championship field that has become a sharper measure of golf’s global depth — and of how quickly the country’s next...
A T16 at Bellerive moved Adam Scott to No. 28 in the FedExCup standings and into the 2026 TOUR Championship. At 46, the Australian’s value is less about isolated peaks than his ability to keep producing enough complet...
Adam Scott has reached the BMW Championship weekend inside the top 20 after two steady rounds at Bellerive, keeping his FedExCup position alive without yet turning the tournament into a charge.
For players such as Min Woo Lee, reaching the BMW Championship is evidence of a breakthrough season. It is not yet evidence that they have mastered the compressed demands of the FedExCup’s final stages.
The FedExCup race has been well covered, but the next Australian subplot is team selection: Min Woo Lee and Ryan Fox are positioned strongly for the International side, while Jason Day and Cameron Davis still have wor...
Australia will send a healthy singles contingent to New York, but the shape of the group reveals a clear split: established depth on the ATP side, and a more fragile WTA pipeline still searching for a breakthrough.
The 2026 FedExCup Playoffs begin in Memphis on Thursday without Jason Day for the first time in his career, leaving Min Woo Lee and Adam Scott to carry Australia’s presence into a sharper, shorter postseason.
The PGA Tour’s regular season is complete, leaving Min Woo Lee and Adam Scott to carry Australia’s interest into the 2026 FedExCup playoffs while Jason Day faces a longer route back.