Kooyonga Golf Club has been announced as the new host of LIV Golf Adelaide from 2027. Adelaide, SA: (10 October 2025): Kooyonga Golf Club has been selected to host the world-class LIV Golf Adelaide event in 2027, for the next iconic stage of LIV Golf’s record-breaking flagship event where sport, culture, and entertainment collide. Ranked in the Top 20 golf courses in Australia, Kooyonga’s perfectly conditioned course provides the sport’s first truly global golf league a new opportunity and stage to create unforgettable experiences for players and fans. The championship golf course set within undulating sand hills is just 15 minutes from the central business district of Adelaide and has a rich history of hosting major golf events.

Most golf fans agree that the Ryder Cup scenes at Bethpage were unacceptable. Here are six fixes the PGA of America can make for next time...

Vince Whaley found himself in the water at the Sanderson Farms—and not alone, with an alligator keeping watch as he pulled off one of the shots of the week. American Vince Whaley gave golf fans a moment to remember at the PGA Tour's Sanderson Farms Championship in Mississippi when he waded into ankle-deep water to play a shot—while an alligator floated just metres away. It happened on the par-5 11th hole, where Whaley’s ball had found the edge of the lake. With his shoes off and his caddie keeping an eye on the reptilian spectator, Whaley splashed out and managed to save par.

Bill Murray is taking his love of golf to Ireland in Off Course, a new six-part travel series blending golf, humor, and Irish culture for Paramount+ and the BBC. Bill Murray is taking his love of golf on the road in a new six-part series, Off Course, coming soon to Paramount+ and the BBC. The show follows Murray across Ireland—both north and south—where he’ll play some of the island’s most stunning courses and soak up its legendary hospitality. “I started out caddying, and golf was the best education I ever received,” Murray says.

Erik Anders Lang opens the new season of Adventures in Golf with a moving visit to Ukraine, where golf offers more than just a game—it offers hope. Erik Anders Lang kicks off the latest season of Adventures in Golf with a visit to Lviv, Ukraine—a place where golf is more than just a game. In this emotionally resonant episode, Lang and the Skratch team explore how golf has become a symbol of hope and resilience for Ukrainians navigating life through conflict and recovery. The episode doesn’t shy away from the realities on the ground.

Under The Card offers a stunning early look at Tasmania’s 7 Mile Beach Golf Course, set to fully open in November. If you're looking for a new golfing destination, 7 Mile Beach Golf Course near Hobart is shaping up to be one of Australia’s most exciting additions. With all 18 holes set to open in November, the team at Under The Card has offered a sneak preview of the course, showcasing 11 holes currently available for play. Their latest video captures the raw beauty of the site—rolling fescue fairways, dramatic dunes, and coastal views that rival any course in the country.

Europe claimed a tense Ryder Cup victory at Bethpage, surviving a furious U.S. comeback and a week overshadowed by shocking fan behaviour. Team Europe etched its name into Ryder Cup history with a 15–13 victory at Bethpage Black, securing their first win on American soil since 2012. Luke Donald’s squad dominated the opening two days, storming to an 11.5–4.5 lead thanks to clinical foursomes play and clutch putting performances from stalwarts like Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose. That cushion proved decisive, but the road to glory was anything but smooth, marred by ugly crowd behavior and a furious American fightback that nearly produced the greatest comeback in Ryder Cup history.

Golf Australia is moving handicaps to a new platform and introducing four key rule changes—here’s what every Aussie golfer needs to know. From October 2, Golf Australia is moving handicaps and the golfer portal to GOLF.com.au - a new, unified website for golfers, fans and clubs. Golf Australia says, “from October 2, head to GOLF.com.au for all Golf Australia content,” and the current site will redirect automatically. The timing lines up with updates to the Australian Rules of Handicapping. Golf Australia notes that almost every club member should expect some change to their GA Handicap, 

The Ryder Cup 2025 is upon us, and Team USA and Team Europe collide at Bethpage Black, promising drama, tension, and unforgettable moments. Here’s how Aussie fans can catch every shot live. The Ryder Cup returns to Bethpage Black in New York from Friday, September 26 to Sunday, September 28 (U.S. time)—which means late nights and early mornings for Aussie fans. Team USA and Team Europe will battle it out in one of golf’s most intense and prestigious events—and yes, you can catch every shot live from home! Where to Watch…

Recent Ryder Cup dramatics surrounding putts not given appears to be an American phenomenon that is all quite funny--except to some of the world's best golfers who feel entitled to freebies.

Golf club fittings aren’t just for pros. Here’s how an hour at Power Golf opened my eyes to the difference the right clubs can make. After more than a decade with my trusty Nike Vapor Pro irons, I knew the game had changed. I've always loved my old irons but modern irons promise more forgiveness, better distance, and tighter dispersion—and those promises were starting to eat away at me. So, I finally booked a fitting session at Power Golf in Sydney to see what all the fuss was about. Booking and First Impressions…

Golf club fittings aren’t just for pros. Here’s how an hour at Power Golf opened my eyes to the difference the right clubs can make. After more than a decade with my trusty Nike Vapor Pro irons, I knew the game had changed. I've always loved my old irons but modern irons promise more forgiveness, better distance, and tighter dispersion—and those promises were starting to eat away at me. So, I finally booked a fitting session at Power Golf in Sydney to see what all the fuss was about. Booking and First Impressions…

Ian Poulter steps off the golf course and onto the tennis court in a playful challenge with the Murray brothers. Ian Poulter has taken his nickname “The Postman” to YouTube, and in his latest delivery, he’s swapping fairways for the baseline. In a new video titled “Can a Golfer Return a 130 MPH Tennis Serve?”, Poulter teams up with none other than Andy and Jamie Murray to see if his reflexes can handle the heat from a professional tennis serve. The setup is simple: the Murray brothers take turns cranking up the speed, while Poulter—armed with a tennis racquet and a bit of bravado—tries to return the favour.

The Masters adds four hours of weekday coverage on Amazon's streaming platform one year after creating exclusive(ish) weekend windows on Paramount+.

Daylight Saving Time might be off the political agenda in Queensland, but for the golf industry, it could be a hole-in-one. Mike Orloff has penned a compelling opinion piece over at Golf Industry Central that shines a light on a long-standing debate: should Queensland adopt Daylight Saving Time (DST)? And more specifically, would it be good for golf? From a golf perspective, the answer seems like a no-brainer. Orloff argues that the extra daylight could be a game-changer for participation and revenue, especially for clubs in South East Queensland. Drawing on international examples and personal experience, he makes a strong case that more sunlight equals more swings—and more dollars.

Daylight Saving Time might be off the political agenda in Queensland, but for the golf industry, it could be a hole-in-one. Mike Orloff has penned a compelling opinion piece over at Golf Industry Central that shines a light on a long-standing debate: should Queensland adopt Daylight Saving Time (DST)? And more specifically, would it be good for golf? From a golf perspective, the answer seems like a no-brainer. Orloff argues that the extra daylight could be a game-changer for participation and revenue, especially for clubs in South East Queensland. Drawing on international examples and personal experience, he makes a strong case that more sunlight equals more swings—and more dollars.

Golfers love a good backyard setup — but sometimes, things don’t go quite as planned. A TikTok video posted by @nogrowgrass has gone viral on social media, showing a hilarious golf fail that’s got the internet laughing. In the clip, a bloke proudly announces it’s his first time using his new backyard golf net, with his wife filming the moment. But instead of hitting the back of the net, his shot launches skyward, clears the net, sails over the fence, and — as his wife hilariously observes — “it’s gone down by the roundabout.”