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Famous friends, family and fingers part of Min Woo’s Masters prep - PGA of Australia

3 weeks ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

Before he won the Texas Children’s Houston Open this past week, it’s fair to say Min Woo Lee didn’t live a life remotely similar to most 26-year-olds from Fremantle. Despite a constant social media presence and video gaming that helped inspire his “Chef” moniker, Lee’s profession, network of friends and even home base in Las Vegas is vastly different from most Australian 20-somethings.
Aussies on Tour: Vilips’ win part of wonderful weekend - PGA of Australia

1 month ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

Karl Vilips made history by winning on the PGA TOUR in his fourth start, and is now headed for The Players Championship, with the West Australian’s efforts just one of the Australian moments to celebrate from a bountiful weekend.
Hole-out helps Vilips secure historic PGA TOUR win - PGA of Australia

1 month ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

Australian Karl Vilips has joined an exclusive club, with the 23-year-old winning the PGA TOUR’s Puerto Rico Open in just his fourth Tour start to become only the 12th player since 1970 to achieve that feat.
PGA membership comes together to support displaced players - PGA of Australia

1 month ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

As the seriousness of the threat of Cyclone Alfred hit home for the players at the cancelled Australian WPGA Championship, a logical question for professional golfers served to remind again how the golf industry and community comes together in support.
Voke breaks his drought with close call in Sydney - PGA of Australia

2 months ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

Having first taken the lead of the Webex Players Series Sydney on Friday, Nick Voke rarely looked as if he would allow anyone a chance to genuinely challenge for the trophy on Sunday. The Kiwi stuck to that script early during the final round before his total control of his own game loosened as Jake McLeod found his.
Par the word as Voke extends lead in Sydney - PGA of Australia

2 months ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

Nick Voke’s relentless birdie barrage finally slowed on Saturday afternoon of Webex Players Series Sydney, yet the Kiwi’s 11 straight pars to close Round 3 were enough to build a four-shot lead with one round to play at Castle Hill.
Voke’s new-age approach delivers Sydney lead - PGA of Australia

2 months ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

Kiwi Nick Voke pried himself away from his YouTube commitments long enough to set the season-low 36-hole scoring mark and take a two-stroke lead at Webex Players Series Sydney. On the back of an opening round of 8-under 64, Voke spent Thursday night cultivating his YouTube channel and then matched Sydney amateur Declan O’Donovan’s 9-under 63 in Round 1 to be 17-under at the halfway mark.
More hole-in-one heroics for Smyth - PGA of Australia

2 months ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

Sydney-based right-hander Travis Smyth has added to his hole-in-one heroics at the 2023 Open Championship with another in-tournament ace in Round 2 at Webex Players Series Sydney. Ensconced inside the top 10 late on day two at Castle Hill Country Club, Smyth gave his round on Friday an early injection of momentum by holing his 8-iron at the 155-metre par-3 11th.
Amateur O’Donovan tops good vibes in Sydney - PGA of Australia

2 months ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

The story of the day from the top of the leaderboard of the Webex Players Series Sydney was good groupings and good times as Sydney amateur Declan O’Donovan took the round one lead with a 9-under 63.
Smyth eyeing schedule switch at Webex Sydney - PGA of Australia

2 months ago | pga.org.au | - Jimmy Emanuel |Jimmy Emanuel

Travis Smyth now spends his professional life on the Asian Tour but is embracing the rare chance to tee it up in his new hometown at this week’s Webex Players Series Sydney at Castle Hill Country Club. Hailing from Shellharbour on the South Coast of New South Wales, Smyth already boasts two top-20 finishes in 2025 and is one of the favourites in his return to the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia.