PGA of Australia

Few sports organizations can match the rich 100-year history of the Professional Golfers Association of Australia (PGA). The PGA operates as a non-profit organization and represents a diverse group of members, including Tour Professionals, Vocational Professionals, and Trainee Professionals. These members play a crucial role in supporting the more than 1.2 million Australians who enjoy golfing every year, both in Australia and abroad. As the owner and manager of the ISPS HANDA PGA Tour of Australasia, the PGA serves as the official governing body for top-level male professional golf tournaments in the region. The organization has a remarkable track record of producing several Major champions and world-renowned players, such as Kel Nagle, Peter Thomson, Jack Newton, Greg Norman, Ian Baker-Finch, Robert Allenby, Stuart Appleby, Geoff Ogilvy, Adam Scott, and Jason Day.

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Stephenson extends lead at Qld PGA Associate Championship - PGA of Australia

3 days ago | pga.org.au | Paul Munnings

Damon Stephenson is one round away from completing an all-the-way victory in the 2025 Zigcrete QLD PGA Associate Championship at Windaroo Lakes. The leader by two shots following round one and three shots after round two, Stephenson will take a four-stroke lead into Thursday’s final round after shooting a 1-under-par 72 today.
Stephenson in a familiar position at QLD PGA Associate Championship - PGA of Australia

4 days ago | pga.org.au | Paul Munnings

For the second straight year, Damon Stephenson is the 36-hole leader at the Zigcrete QLD PGA Associate Championship at Windaroo Lakes. The associate professional at nearby Gainsborough Greens followed up his opening round 67 with a 69 today to be 10-under-par for the tournament, three shots clear of ACT’s Lachlan Chamberlain (69-70). In last year’s event, Stephenson led by four at the halfway mark before eventually finishing third.
Australian Golf Power Rankings June 3 - PGA of Australia

4 days ago | pga.org.au | Paul Munnings

The same 10 Aussie professionals feature in this week’s Australian Golf Power Rankings list with Hannah Green and Marc Leishman the notable improvers as we hit the middle of majors season. On the outside looking in as some big events loom on the schedules of the elite tours are the likes of Cam Davis, Cam Smith, Grace Kim and Gabi Ruffels. 10.
Eight birdies sets up Qld PGA Associate lead for Stephenson - PGA of Australia

5 days ago | pga.org.au | Paul Munnings

Opting for a late change of mind with his putter proved to be a good decision for Damon Stephenson who leads the 2025 Zigcrete QLD PGA Associate Championship by two shots after day one at Windaroo Lakes Golf Course. Stephenson shot a 7-under-par 66 to lead a group of five players following a round that featured nine birdies, the leader revealing post-round the thinking behind his equipment switch the night before the opening round.
Birdie Links bringing women together through golf - PGA of Australia

1 week ago | pga.org.au | Tony Webeck

Social clubs that provide golf clubs across the country with crucial green fee income are built upon a foundation of bringing golfers together. In establishing Birdie Links, PGA Professional Tammy Wong recognised that women were looking for a social outlet; she simply used golf as that outlet to unite them.
Aussies on Tour: Lee hunting redemption at US Women’s Open - PGA of Australia

1 week ago | pga.org.au | Tony Webeck

The putter switch instigated by Minjee Lee’s back-nine collapse 12 months ago gets its ultimate shot at redemption at this week’s US Women’s Open at Erin Hills. A major winner at Evian in 2021 and at Pine Needles in 2022, Lee was at the top of the leaderboard with nine holes to play at last year’s US Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club when her putter began to fail her.
Australian Golf Power Rankings May 27 - PGA of Australia

1 week ago | pga.org.au | Tony Webeck

We’re halfway through the men’s major season as six Aussie women prepare to take on the challenge of the US Women’s Open at Erin Hills. Hannah Green, Minjee Lee, Stephanie Kyriacou and Gabi Ruffels have all been in contention on the LPGA Tour this season without securing a win and be confident heading into their second major of the year.
Stars to turn out for North Queensland Pro-Am Series - PGA of Australia

1 week ago | pga.org.au | Tony Webeck

A host of recent winners from the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia will headline the North Queensland Pro-Am Series starting at Sarina Golf Club on Saturday. Starting May 31, Sarina Golf Club, Mackay Golf Club and Pioneer Valley Golf Club will each host a leg of the North Queensland Series that has become a popular feature on the adidas PGA Pro-Am Series calendar.
Aussies on Tour: Percy logs career best at Senior PGA - PGA of Australia

1 week ago | pga.org.au | Tony Webeck

A final round of 3-under 69 has earned Victorian Cameron Percy his best finish in a senior major at the Senior PGA Championship at Congressional Country Club. Co-leader through 36 holes, Percy lost ground with 4-over 76 in Round 3 but responded with 3-under in the final round as Argentine Angel Cabrera won a second straight senior major championship in as many weeks.
Percy within three at Senior PGA - PGA of Australia

2 weeks ago | pga.org.au | Tony Webeck

Victorian Cameron Percy will need to call upon his Round 1 heroics to drag himself back into contention at the Senior PGA Championship at Congressional Country Club. Needing to hit a provisional ball off the tee on his way to an opening bogey in Round 3 was the worst possible start for Percy, who would drop further shots at two and three to lose the share of the lead with which he began the day.