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The Australian PGA & WPGA Championship golf tournaments will be played at Royal Queensland Golf Club in Brisbane. With a mixture of Australia’s best men and women golfers, as well as upcoming stars battling it out on course. We look forward to seeing you in Brisbane!
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January 16, 2022
– Tony Webeck If you squinted just slightly into the fading Queensland summer sun on Sunday afternoon you could be forgiven for mistaking Jed Morgan for […]
January 16, 2022
– Jim Tucker A devilish, skating 12-metre birdie putt from off the green gave a delighted Su Oh the first chance to flash a winner’s smile […]
January 16, 2022
– Martin Blake Jed Morgan sauntered into the history books while Su Oh broke a long winless streak as the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship and the […]
January 16, 2022
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January 16, 2022
Career-changing moments await the likes of hometown hero Jed Morgan and Victorian Su Oh as the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship and the Fortinet Australian WPGA Championship […]
January 15, 2022
Coach Grant Field had a simple message as his young charge prepared to sleep on a six-stroke lead at the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship on Friday […]
January 15, 2022
Grace Kim is learning every day about her mettle as a rookie pro and quickly burying the hurt of her late Saturday wobbles will be another […]
January 15, 2022
When Tiger Woods took a nine-stroke lead into the final round of the 1997 Masters at Augusta National, Colin Montgomerie was asked whether anyone else might […]
January 15, 2022
Su Oh is zeroing in on her first tournament win in seven years after a fine 68 on Saturday set the pace in the Fortinet Australian […]
