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

2 months ago | golf.org.au | Jimmy Emanuel

03 Apr 2025 | Professional golf | Famous friends, family and fingers part of Min Woo’s Masters prepby Jimmy EmanuelBefore 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.
AGF Junior Girls get up close inspiration

Mar 25, 2025 | golf.org.au | Jimmy Emanuel

The young girls enrolled in the Australian Golf Foundation (AGF) Junior Girls Scholarship Program don’t have to look too far for inspiration and role models, even with the relative youth of the program itself which began in 2021. Just last week, Hannah Green’s official involvement in the alumni series was announced via the Hannah Green Golf Series, while recent graduate of the program Maddison Kelly is making her way on the WPGA Tour of Australasia.
Rhodes rides par streak to Women’s NSW Open victory

Mar 23, 2025 | golf.org.au | Jimmy Emanuel

23 Mar 2025 | Professional golf | Women and girls | Golf Australia | Rhodes rides par streak to Women’s NSW Open victoryby Jimmy EmanuelEnglish rookie Mimi Rhodes has kept bogey off her scorecard for 37 holes, and made 15 consecutive pars, at Wollongong Golf Club to triumph at the Ford Women’s NSW Open and lift the Jan Stephenson Trophy.
Rudgeley remains in the hunt as Rhodes heads Women’s NSW Open

Mar 22, 2025 | golf.org.au | Jimmy Emanuel

On a day when she nearly made an ace and won a car, Kirsten Rudgeley’s game went slightly cold leaving the West Australian with some work to do on Sunday if she is to challenge English leader Mimi Rhodes for the Ford Women’s NSW Open title. Sitting on 12-under and threeshots back of Rhodes’ 15-undertournament total, with Italian Alessandra Fanali in second alone on 14-under, it was a steady if not spectacular day for Rudgeley.
Lightning and low rounds as Rudgeley chases maiden win

Mar 21, 2025 | golf.org.au | Jimmy Emanuel

21 Mar 2025 | Professional golf | Women and girls | Golf Australia | Lightning and low rounds as Rudgeley chases maiden winby Jimmy EmanuelKirsten Rudgeley was in search of Wollongong’s best surf break as the leader of the Ford Women’s NSW Open at 9-under Friday morning, but following a dramatic afternoon the Australian will start the weekend three back after the second round is completed Saturday morning.
Co-leader Rudgeley relishing windy Wollongong

Mar 19, 2025 | golf.org.au | Jimmy Emanuel

After a relatively still Thursday morning at the Ford Women’s NSW Open, many believed the early clubhouse lead of Nuria Iturrioz at 6-under would hold up. An estimation that looked to be holding true until Kirsten Rudgeley charged late to tie the Spaniard at the top.
Lau’s long haul ‘second home’ return

Mar 19, 2025 | golf.org.au | Jimmy Emanuel

Distance travelled is a common topic at this week’s Ford Women’s NSW Open, and understandably so with the high number of international players due to co-sanctioning by the WPGA Tour of Australasia and Ladies European Tour (LET). With most of the LET contingent at Wollongong Golf Club already in Australia for the past two weeks of what was a planned three week swing, the jet lag has largely settled, but for Malaysia’s Ashley Lau that certainly isn’t the case.
How to follow: Ford Women’s NSW Open

Mar 18, 2025 | golf.org.au | Jimmy Emanuel

The WPGA Tour of Australasia and Ladies European Tour (LET) co-sanctioned swing of events comes to a conclusion this week at the Ford Women’s NSW Open at Wollongong Golf Club. Shaping as the first of the events to go the full 72-hole distance, 132 players have entered, made up of LET stars, leading players from the WPGA Tour of Australasia, top amateurs and those who have played their way in via the Golf NSW Regional Qualifying Series.
Max Moring, Ann Jang clinch 2025 Riversdale Cup in Melbourne

Mar 9, 2025 | golf.org.au | Paul Munnings

09 Mar 2025 | Amateur golf | Jang, Moring surge on Sunday to win Riversdale Cup titlesby Paul MunningsThe storied Riversdale Cup produced more final-day drama in its 2025 edition with two come-from-behind winners at Riversdale Golf Club in Melbourne on Sunday.
Wong holds three-shot lead with a round left at Women's Amateur Asia-Pacific

Mar 8, 2025 | golf.org.au | Paul Munnings

Melbourne-based Malaysian Jeneath Wong has control of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific Championship after the third round in Vietnam today. The former Australian Junior Girls champion, who attends Pepperdine University in the United States, turned in a 7-under-par 64 in favourable scoring conditions at Hoiana Shores Golf Club to move to 15-under overall and three shots clear of Korean duo Soomin Oh (66) and Sumin Hong (69).