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TaylorMade P·UDI, P·DHY utility irons: What you need to know – Australian Golf Digest
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: TaylorMade moves its utility irons under the “P” family, providing more of a definitive better players look, feel and performance to the longer section of the bag. The new, sleeker P·UDI and wider-soled P·DHY aim to replace the long irons, hybrids or high-lofted fairway woods in the bag by offering...
Try Si Woo Kim’s bold fix for eliminating hooks – Australian Golf Digest
This is Si Woo Kim. A four-time PGA Tour winner, Kim is best known for capturing the 2017 Players Championship. What separates him from many golfers is that he’s able to swing aggressively through impact, letting the clubface close noticeably without fear of hooking the ball. He and his coach, Chris Como, will explain why....
‘Always a smile’: The endearing legacy of Peter Oosterhuis – Australian Golf Digest
Peter Oosterhuis made people comfortable. He was a flinty but friendly competitor, an authoritative but empathetic broadcaster, a stimulating but relaxing dinner companion. His gift for counterbalance allowed him to leaven even the horrible experience of Alzheimer’s disease. The urbane Englishman’s life well lived ended peacefully early Thursday morning in his longtime home of Charlotte,...
Australian golfer Hannah Green achieves career-best ranking of eight
Australian golfer Hannah Green has broken into the top 10 in the latest Women’s World Golf Rankings following her successful title defence at the LA Championship 2024 at the Wilshire Country Club in Los Angeles, California on Sunday. Thanks to her fifth win on the LPGA Tour, Green jumped 10 places to go from No....
How this backswing ‘fault’ supercharged Jack Nicklaus’ golf swing – Australian Golf Digest
Jack Nicklaus’ best year on the PGA Tour was 1972. He won two major championships, the Masters and U.S. Open, and claimed seven total victories. He also lapped the tour in earnings and took home his second (of five) PGA Tour Player of the Year awards. In the 1970s, Nicklaus was known for his power...
WATCH: Fake TikTok ‘tradies’ sneak into LIV Golf Adelaide, approve of party hole – Australian Golf Digest
A couple of Adelaide locals have gone viral after recording themselves sneaking into Grange Golf Club during the second edition of LIV Golf Adelaide and, well, living it up on the tournament’s famous party hole. Footage circulating on social media shows Aussie TikTokkers ‘Aussie’ Edwards, Sam Patterson, Sam Young and Alex Triplow pulling off random...
8 shorts inspired by Justin Bieber’s golf moment that will make people forget they don’t have a shirt on – Australian Golf Digest
Justin Bieber was spotted playing golf without a shirt while on vacation in the Bahamas earlier this week, causing quite the fashion stir, looking relaxed and happy, not at all “sorry.” The Canadian singer paired his topless look with vibrantly colored patterned crochet shorts that hit below the knee, plus a Balenciaga cap to top...
Inside Peter Oosterhuis’ battle with early-onset Alzheimer’s, and how he vowed to keep swinging – Australian Golf Digest
Editor’s note: Peter Oosterhuis, celebrated player and broadcaster, died at 75 on May 2, 2024. The following is a look back at his incredible career and documented health struggles from Golf Digest’s September 2015 issue. Things happen to golfers they’d just as soon forget. If Doug Sanders could erase the memory of missing a short...
Peter Oosterhuis, noted player and broadcaster, dies at 75 – Australian Golf Digest
Peter Oosterhuis had a memorable career—three of them in fact—the sum of which echoed a movie title, a wonderful life until it slowly was eroded by an insidious disease. Oosterhuis died Thursday, one day shy of his 76th birthday and 10 years after having been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s Disease. Born just outside London, Oosterhuis...
PGA Championship 2024: Here’s everyone who has qualified for the field at Valhalla (so far) – Australian Golf Digest
There are two weeks until the first round of the 2024 PGA Championship gets underway at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky., and the full field for the second men’s major of the year is starting to take shape. Sixteen past champions are expected to compete in the event. Among them is Brooks Koepka, winner...
At America’s greatest caddie tournaments, the stakes keep getting higher – Australian Golf Digest
BETWEEN 650 AND 750 COURSES IN AMERICA use caddies. Most run some sort of caddie tournament. Formats and eligibility vary widely. At River Forest Country Club in Chicago members loop for caddies in a qualifier to decide 12 spots for the Noonan Cup—inspired by caddie champion Danny Noonan of “Caddyshack” who famously bested Tony D’Annunzio...