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He’s been coming to Bunbury since he was 13 and now Rick Kulacz is eyeing a Nexus Risk Services South West Open triumph as the next step in reigniting his professional golf career.

Published - 6 days By - Tony Webeck Sydneysider John Lyras’s love affair with Moonah Links will reach new heights on Friday if he can maintain his position at the top of the leaderboard and claim the major prize on offer at the Final Stage of the PGA Tour of Australasia Qualifying School. One of only three players to break 70 on Thursday as Peter Thomson’s imposing Open Course and the Mornington Peninsula’s wicked winds once again kept scoring in check, Lyras sits atop the leaderboard at 3-under par alongside Victorian Will Heffernan (71) heading into Friday’s fina...

Published - 1 week By - Tony Webeck A career renaissance that has gone largely unnoticed now carries an extra element of gravitas after Queenslander Brad Kennedy secured the 2020/2021 ISPS HANDA PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit. The outbreak of the coronavirus in early 2020 caused significant disruptions to the Australasian tournament schedule but a run of six events in the space of eight weeks ensured the Order of Merit was completed and Kennedy could be pronounced its champion. Winner of the New Zealand Open in March last year – the final event before the temporary suspension o...

Published - 3 weeks By - Jim Tucker Billy Dowling just missed his dream of making the cut as a 15-year-old but a week of fresh belief and friendships made him a winner at the Isuzu Queensland Open. The teen from Surfers Paradise Golf Club did something at Pelican Waters that went way beyond his impressive 72-73 effort to miss the cut by two strokes.  He had seasoned pros three times his age, like fellow Queenslander Michaael Wright, doffing their caps to him.   He had 2017 Northern Territory PGA  champion Travis Smyth retweeting Dowling’s cool story with the tag “How good is this...