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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Zheng closes out Qualifying School victory at first attempt - PGA of Australia

1 week ago | pga.org.au | - Paul Munnings |Paul Munnings

First-year professional Jimmy Zheng hopes to emulate his fellow New Zealander Kazuma Kobori by turning a Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia Qualifying School victory into a DP World Tour card. Rounds of 67-67-69-68 gave the Duke University economics graduate a 17-under-par total on the Moonah Links Old Course and a three-shot margin over runner-up Ben Wharton (Victoria).
Australian Golf Power Rankings April 15 - PGA of Australia

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

We had Jason Day in the hunt until deep into the first men’s major of the year; now it’s the turn of our Aussie women to take centre stage. Starting with this week’s JM Eagle LA Championship where Hannah Green will seek to make it three straight and building into the first women’s major of 2025 next week with the Chevron Championship.
Aussies on Tour: Day top 10 in McIlroy’s Masters - PGA of Australia

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

It was Jason Day’s best Masters finish in six years yet it will be forever remembered as the crowning glory in the extraordinarily complex career of Rory McIlroy.
Day out to deny McIlroy’s Masters dream - PGA of Australia

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

He sensed an air of confidence before they even teed off on Saturday yet Australian Jason Day insists he is close enough to deny Rory McIlroy’s Masters dream at Augusta National Golf Club.
Day, Lee carry Aussie hopes at the Masters - PGA of Australia

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

Jason Day is already targeting a Sunday charge at Augusta National after playing his way into a Masters weekend for the 11th time in his career. Day and fellow Paris Olympian Min Woo Lee are the only two Aussies to advance past the 36-hole cut-line as Adam Scott (72), Cameron Smith (78) and Cam Davis (79) all finished shy of the 2-over mark.
First two qualify for PGA Professionals Championship - PGA of Australia

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

Tasmanian pair Scott Priest and Luke Hickman are the first two qualifiers for the $100,000 PGA Professionals Championship National Final in November. Priest had three birdies and three bogeys to finish on top at the PGA Professionals Championship of Tasmania played at Ulverstone Golf Club on Friday, three clear of Hickman.
Kivimets, Reaper top First Stage at Qualifying School - PGA of Australia

1 week ago | pga.org.au | - Paul Munnings |Paul Munnings

Victorians Bradley Kivimets and Liam Reaper have clinched section victories in the First Stage of the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia’s Qualifying School – Australia at Moonah Links.
Second Ready Steady Golf Day major success - PGA of Australia

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

Participants are already asking when they can play again after a second highly successful Ready Steady Golf – Salty Fish All Abilities Tournament on Sunday, April 6.
Day leads strong Aussie start at the Masters - PGA of Australia

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

A bogey-free 2-under 70 has Jason Day inside the top 10 after Round 1 of the Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. History suggests that being inside the top 10 after day one is advantageous in wearing the green jacket come Sunday and, while Day is the only Aussie inside that number, two others are just one stroke behind.
Aussies on Tour: Smith to lean on strength for Masters tilt - PGA of Australia

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

Turning a strength into a super-power will be the primary driver in Cameron Smith’s quest to become the second Australian to win the Masters at Augusta National starting Thursday night. Making his ninth Masters appearance, Smith is the first Australian away from 10:52pm Thursday night (AEST) at a golf course where putting is arguably more important than at any other tournament all year.