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TUCSON: Stewart Cink rolled in nine birdies, five coming on the back nine, to shoot a 9-under 62 and establish the first-round lead at the Cologuard Classic on Friday.Cink kept a clean card and...
2023 New Zealand Open Champion, Brendan Jones holds aloft the Brodie Breeze trophy at Millbrook Resort. Photo credit: photosport.nz The New Zealand Open presented by Sky Sport is marking 103 days until the 103rd New Zealand Open tees off, by announcing ...
A double bogey on the final hole wasn't enough to derail Van Raalte's charge
Teen tyroâs near miss for $100k after ditching school Heâs only 15 and his caddie only 13 but Billy Dowling was mixing it with the pros at the Queensland Open Golf by Jim Tucker Premium Content Subscriber only Billy Dowling waved off Year 11 English to teach seasoned pros a lesson at just 15 in a remarkable effort on Thursday at the Queensland Open. But as young as Dowling is, he was turning to caddie Alfie Ward for all the wisdom of his 13 years during his excellent even-par round of 72 at Pelican Waters outside Caloundra. It's hard to im...
Published - 1 month It’s been a generation since there’s been a multiple Queensland Open winner. And on a trophy as storied as the T.B. Hunter Cup, that’s historically odd given some of Australian golf’s greatest names – Greg Norman, David Graham, Ossie Pickworth, Kel Nagle, Norman Von Nida and Jim Ferrier, just to name a few – are engraved multiple times. But not since Terry Price won his state Open for a second time in 1995 at Windaroo has it happened in the modern era. Andrew Dodt is one of five who can right that wrong from 11-14 March at Pelican Waters.