Author name: GolfOvernight Writer

Si Woo Kim flirted with a piece of PGA history before settling for a second-round 60 and a five-stroke lead heading into the weekend at the Byron Nelson.

American Tommy Gainey has traded the lead with Australian Scott Hend after posting his second straight six-under-par 67 through two rounds of the Trophy Hassan II in Rabat, Morocco.

When players stand on the tee with a tournament on the line, the driver in their hands has to deliver more than just distance. It needs to produce repeatable speed, controlled flight, and confidence under pressure.

Scottie Scheffler won’t be the wire-to-wire winner of his hometown Byron Nelson again this year.

Scott Hend is off to another strong start on the PGA Tour Champions, shooting a seven-under 66 to take the first-round lead at the Trophy Hassan II in ‌Rabat.

LIV Golf is seeking at least $350 million in fresh investment and plans to cut four tournaments to ensure its future beyond this year.

A year ago, one lucky scribe from this esteemed publication was taken on a once-in-a-lifetime trip, scoping out Luxury Adventures’ Ultra Luxe Itinerary in New Zealand’s North Island. Turns out, it would be twice in a lifetime.

The June 2026 issue of Golf Australia magazine, on sale now across the country, is packed with major champions, bucket-list destinations and compelling Australian stories, combining to deliver one of the strongest editions of the year.

The strongest fields in golf, in theory, are supposed to reward the strongest players.

The importance of playing great events at great venues has been stressed aplenty by this publication over the years, often by this writer. Equally inviting, however, is a world-class destination tournament, which is exactly what you get at the New Zealand Open.