Australian Golf Digest

Australian Golf Digest proudly holds the title of the most popular golf magazine in Australia, both in terms of readership and sales. It has consistently topped 36 readership surveys, making it the leading golf magazine in both Australia and New Zealand. Our magazine provides valuable insights on how to improve your game, the best golf courses to visit, and the latest equipment to use.

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Odyssey Square 2 Square Max Stripe & Max 1 Putters: What you need to know

4 days ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Brad Clifton

L.A.B. Golf, the fastest-growing putter company, stands at the forefront of “low-torque” or “zero-torque” putters, and many are following its lead, including putter giant Odyssey with its latest Square 2 Square models. The branding-iron look may not have been an instant hit, but the message behind it has become a force all its own.
YOU RIPPER: Lucas Herbert romps to a five-shot win at International Series Japan

5 days ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Brad Clifton

[Images: Graham Uden/Asian Tour]Lucas Herbert scripted a grandstand finish by making an eagle on the par-five 18th hole for the second day in a row to complete a five-shot victory in the $US2 million International Series Japan presented by Moutai. On Sunday at the par-71 Caledonian Golf Club in Chiba, the 29-year-old Australian won his maiden Asian Tour and International Series title.
'NOT MY FIRST RODEO': Greg Norman speaks after escaping mid-air emergency that saw his jet windshield shatter

6 days ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Brad Clifton

A routine flight from Los Angeles to Florida turned into a high-altitude scare for Aussie golf icon Greg Norman when the windscreen of his private jet shattered mid-flight. Norman, who was on his way home to Palm Beach from the International Series Japan in Tokyo, spoke exclusively to Australian Golf Digest after the ordeal, which forced pilots to perform an immediate descent and emergency landing after a loud “bang” shook the cabin.
Masters champ Rory McIlroy linked with massive Australian rumour

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Evin Priest

[Photo: Getty images]There’s no confirmation but rumours are swirling that Rory McIlroy will make a competitive return Down Under to play in this year’s Australian Open and speculation is rife that Royal Melbourne is the frontrunner to host a star-studded tournament.
'THAT'S ALL TIME': Watch Cam Smith hit drive TWO INCHES(!) and leave his Ripper GC team in disbelief

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Brad Clifton

We knew Cam Smith had a ‘Ripper’ short game, but this is just taking the piss. After watching on (and sledging!) our very own editor-in-chief Brad Clifton and Bryson DeChambeau during their shortest drive competition at LIV Golf Adelaide [see video above], Smithy took time out on tour recently to have a crack at the trick-shot challenge himself. And, well, as only this guy can do, he pulled off the impossible.
'One swing is all it takes': $5k on offer for Aussie Long Drive hopefuls

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Brad Clifton

One swing is all it takes to win a share of $5,000 in prizemoney and potentially a trip to the United States to contest the World Long Drive Final in September. The final event of the Australian Long Drive season will be held at Carbrook Golf Club in Brisbane on Thursday June 5, with $5,000 in prizemoney up for grabs for the winners of the both the men’s and women’s events.
'They have the right to invite whoever they want': Lucas Herbert's classy response to missing out on PGA Championship

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Evin Priest

[Picture: Golf NSW]Australian golfer Lucas Herbert will channel his energy into qualifying for the US Open and Open Championship after issuing a classy response to being overlooked for an invitation to the PGA Championship next week at Quail Hollow. Herbert has been in a reich vein of form globally at varying levels of golf, having won the 2024 NSW Open over Cam Smith before contending in the final group at the DP World Tour’s Australian Open in December.
We don't like cricket, we love it: Aussies ready for Truist Championship

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Evin Priest

[Photo: Getty images] The Australian contingent at this week’s Truist Championship, a Signature Event on the PGA Tour, is spearheaded by recent Houston Open winner Min Woo Lee after former world No.1 Jason Day withdrew, leaving Lee, Cam Davis and Adam Scott as the green-and-gold players at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Rising star Karl Vilips is currently an alternate to the elite field.
'I CAN'T WAIT': Australia's Elvis Smylie granted special exemption to play PGA Championship at Quail Hollow

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Brad Clifton

Gold Coast’s Elvis Smylie will make his US major tournament debut after being granted a special exemption to play the US PGA Championship at Quail Hollow in North Carolina from May 15-18. Smylie’s late addition is his latest reward for winning the 2024-2025 Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit. He follows on from the previous two Order of Merit winners, David Micheluzzi and Kazuma Kobori, who were also granted late exemptions to play the year’s second major.
LIV Golf Korea: Cam Smith bags top-10, Ripper GC in T5 after debut tournament LIV Golf Korea

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Evin Priest

[Photo: Getty images]Australia’s Ripper GC lads wrapped up a mixed week at LIV Golf Korea, with Cameron Smith once again leading the way for Ripper GC. Smith carded rounds of 73-66-69 at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club in Incheon, South Korea, to finish at eight-under-par, securing a T7 alongside big names like Jon Rahm. The former Open Champion surged into contention with his second-round 66 but couldn’t quite mount a final-day charge.