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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WATCH: 'Absolute monster' eastern brown snake holds up play at Magenta Shores

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

We’ve heard of hazards on the golf course – but this one will take some beating. Golfers at the stunning Magenta Shores Golf & Country Club on the New South Wales Central Coast got more than they bargained for recently when a huge snake – later identified by experts at a huge eastern brown – slithered its way across the fairways, momentarily halting play and sending a few heart rates through the roof.
Is It OK To Play Old Golf Balls?

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

At some point, we’ve all run low on golf balls during a round and been forced to seek “alternative options” in a nearby pond or trees. The balls you find on those expeditions might feature yellowing of the cover, scuff marks or paint loss – maybe all three. Those well-worn pellets serve a purpose in the moment, but it’s natural to wonder if you’re sacrificing performance by playing something that might be well past its prime.
Opinon: The Shot That Made Tiger, Tiger

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

If you’re a golfer, he needs no introduction. Butch Harmon is the greatest golf teacher of all time, the most outrageously under-appreciated figure yet to be inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame and Tiger Woods’ coach in his formative and peak years from 1993 to 2004 – ages 17 to 28.
C'MON AUSSIE: Hannah Green’s big prediction for 2025

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

Two-time defending champion Hannah Green has shared her big prediction for 2025 as she chases her own slice of history at this week’s JM Eagle LA Championship. After back-to-back wins at Wilshire Country Club in 2023 and 2024, Green’s quest for a three-peat takes on a new look at El Caballero Country Club as she seeks to become the first player to win an LPGA event three years straight since Inbee Park won the LPGA Championship from 2013-2015.
Rory McIlroy's mental coach reveals why he didn't speak to Bryson DeChambeau on Masters Sunday

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Alex Myers

Rory McIlroy’s aggressive approach to playing Augusta National—save for that ill-fated layup Sunday on No. 13—helped him finally claim that elusive first green jacket to complete the career Grand Slam. Turns out, he also had a game plan when it came to talking on the course. McIlroy’s final-round playing partner, Bryson DeChambeau, said after that McIlroy didn’t talk to him for the entire round.
After IOC approves mixed-team golf event for the 2028 Olympics, IGF announces format

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

[Photo: Getty Images]When the 2028 Olympics rolls around, there will be more gold medals to be won in the sport of golf. On April 9, the International Olympic Committee announced that several new medal opportunities are being added in a variety of sports when the Summer Games comes to Los Angeles. Among them is golf, which will debut a mixed-team event that will be held in addition to the individual men’s and women’s tournaments scheduled for Riviera Country Club in 2028.
Rory McIlroy makes HUGE social media flex, is warranted

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

Rory McIlroy wasted no time in updating his social media handles to reflect his enormous achievement by winning the Masters to complete the career grand slam. On Wednesday, renowned golf editor Michael McEwan from Bunkered magazine in Scotland noticed that the Northern Irish Golf star had updated his Twitter profile to say “grand slam winner”. RELATED: Was there something more to Rory McIlroy blowing off Bryson DeChambeau on Sunday?
Masters 2025: Shane Lowry pens touching congratulations to Ryder Cup ride-or-die Rory McIlroy following Masters triumph

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Coleman Bentley

Shane Lowry had a terrible, no good, very bad Sunday at Augusta National. Lowry tee’d off at five-under par, seven shots back of leader Rory McIlroy. Then the wheels came off. Seven bogeys and two doubles later, the 2019 Open champ stumbled his way into the clubhouse with a nine-over 81, a whopping 15 shots back of his Ryder Cup compatriot and eventual winner. Lowry’s skid began on Saturday with a bogey-bogey finish to his third round.
PGA Tour to allow rangefinders starting this week to speed up play

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Joel Beall

The PGA Tour will begin testing the use of distance measuring devices during competition this week. The move, which was announced during the Players Championship in March, kicks off a six-tournament trial period over the next month. The tour has two events this week, the signature event RBC Heritage and an alternate competition, the Corales Puntacana Championship. The testing period ends with the Truist Championship and Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic.
Linn Grant needs to talk

1 week ago | australiangolfdigest.com.au | Keely Levins

Project confidence at all times. It’s a way of life for Linn Grant, whose first athletic passion wasn’t golf but equestrian, where it was all about making a 1,200-pound animal think she was in charge. When she reached the point where she needed to buy a horse to compete at the next level, Grant’s family wasn’t ready for that commitment, so she changed leads. Her father, John, played on the Swedish Golf Tour, and her grandfather, James, was a teaching pro.