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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US Women's Open 2025: Hannah Green, Minjee Lee in top 25 as Maja Stark Claims victory

5 days ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Evin Priest

[Photo: Minjee Lee]Sweden’s Maja Stark claimed her maiden major title at the 2025 US Women’s Open, holding off a world-class leaderboard while Hannah Green posted a career-best result to top the Australian contingent at Erin Hills in Wisconsin. RELATED: Lexi Thompson addresses slow play accusations after it quickly gained steam at Erin HillsGreen carded rounds of 72, 70, 73 and 72 to finish at one-under-par (287) and secure a share of 12th—tied for her best-ever finish at the US Women’s Open.
US Women's Open 2025: Gabi Ruffels using Brooks Koepka footage as inspo for Erin Hills

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

[Photo: Getty]Gabi Ruffels says watching YouTube highlights of Brooks Koepka’s breakthrough major victory in 2017 at Wisconsin’s Erin Hills course has inspired her quest to mix it the world’s best at the same venue for this week’s US Women’s Open. RELATED: The USGA doesn’t test drivers at the US Women’s Open. Here’s whyThe renowned yet relatively young course in Erin, about a 90 minutes out of Milwaukee, will host the US Women’s Open for the first time.
Talk about hitting a new low – in the best possible way! - Australian Golf Digest

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Erin Rollestone

The father-son duo from Sydney were on a holiday to Israel when it dawned on them that this magazine may have reached its all-time lowest depth on earth. “I’ve been reading AGD for many years,” David says. “But I’ve never read it while floating 440 metres below sea level in the salty embrace of the Dead Sea.
Hira Naveed: ‘I Feel Like I Flew Under The Radar’

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Erin Rollestone

Ask major champion and women’s world top-five player Hannah Green to describe the golf game of Hira Naveed – who Green grew up playing with and against – and the answer is, “a tough person to play matchplay against because she’s very competitive all the time.”Sure enough, a conversation with the smart and thoughtful 27-year-old Naveed reveals there is certainly a calm, tranquil confidence and a competitive fire. It’s a combination she’s developed on her winding road to the LPGA Tour.
Community: Your Questions Answered

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Erin Rollestone

Golf Australia has a focus on elite amateurs and developing new talent, but why are there not as many guys playing on the PGA Tour? Especially considering our women’s contingent on the LPGA Tour is as strong as it’s ever been. – John S, Mornington, VICThere are obviously a lot of factors to consider when discussing Australian representation across the various men’s and women’s tours around the world.
Editor's Letter: Slammed Shut?

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Erin Rollestone

June means the heart of the majors season in golf, which is a nice place to be in the game’s calendar even if the weather in many parts of Australia is now less agreeable. The altered cadence of the men’s majors since the PGA Championship moved from August to May places heightened importance on the roughly 100-day period each year that envelopes the Masters in early April to the Open Championship in mid-July.
You Might Be Throwing Broken Tees In The Wrong Spot

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Erin Rollestone

If you’re like many golfers, you might haphazardly flick broken tees to the side of the tee markers or in the rough. But sometimes the smallest things can cause bigger headaches for grounds crews. We asked Brandon Coe, the golf course superintendent at Orchards Golf Club in Massachusetts, where we should throw our tee stubs. ▶ ▶ ▶Golf Digest: Brandon, where do you think golfers should discard their broken tees? Coe:I don’t think there’s a perfect answer for it.
Healthy Golfer: Know Your Body, Know Your Swing

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Erin Rollestone

Did you know that “swing flaws”, “poor trunk endurance” and “restricted hip internal rotation” are among the three most common risk factors for golf injuries and poor performance?1 The best golfers in the world know this – and build their game on a solid physical foundation. They understand that to produce a repeatable and reliable swing – they must have complete confidence in their body and the way they move. We’ve all been on the other side of that coin.
Top 100 Spotlight: Royal Canberra Golf Club

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Erin Rollestone

Our nation’s capital endures a challenging climate: searing heat in summer, bone-chilling cold in winter and only brief ‘shoulder’ seasons in between. It might sound like a decidedly anti-golf environment, yet one of the country’s best layouts is in the heart of Canberra. The ever-evolving Westbourne course at Royal Canberra Golf Club, comprising holes one to 18, represents a magnificent layout in a wooded, lakeside setting that’s equally stellar.
Rules: OK To Adjust?

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Erin Rollestone

Customisation of clubs to meet your individual needs is one of the great advances in golf technology. The ability to adjust everything from loft to face orientation to weight distribution gives you a chance to make clubs perform better with the attributes of your swing. The Rules of Golf addresses club alterations in a number of ways under Rule 4.1, including when you can repair them or change playing characteristics.