Entries by Bruce Young

Hannah Green starts season well in Florida

Hannah Green file photo  The 2025 LPGA Tour began overnight with the staging of the US$2 million Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions at the Lake Nona Golf and Country Club in Orlando, Florida with Lydia Ko, Hannah Green and Minjee Lee the Australasians in the 32-player field. The event is played in a pro-am […]

Pebble Beach sees return of Scheffler and McIlroy

Pebble Beach Links – image USGA With the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am now a Signature event on the PGA Tour, most of the tour’s leading players are on the Monterey Peninsula this week at one of the game’s most iconic venues to compete for their share of the US$20 million purse. Four Australians, Adam […]

Australians prominent in opening event of Asian Tour season

Aaron Wilkin – file photo courtesy of PGA of Australia The opening event of the 2025 Asian Tour has reached its halfway stage at the Manila Southwood Golf and Country Club in the Philippines, where several Australians have made good starts to their seasons. Sadom Kaewkanjana leads the Smart Philippine Open at 9 under and […]

PGA Tour of Australasia resumes at Rosebud Country Club

Anthony Quayle – in form at present and a chance to improve his Order of Merit position. The PGA Tour of Australasia resumes this week when the Webex Series Victoria event is played at the Rosebud Golf Club on the Mornington Peninsula. With eight more events remaining before the 2024/2025 schedule winds up with the […]

Torrey Pines a favourite of Australians

The entrance to Torrey Pines  The Farmers Insurance Open and its venue, Torrey Pines, have been good to Australians over recent years, not only in terms of the wins it has produced but also in terms of several other meritorious performances at the Southern Californian venue. Jason Day has won the event twice, Marc Leishman […]

Daniel Hillier impresses despite not winning in Dubai

Daniel Hillier – file photo Photosport NZ / NZ Open He might not have won the event he led for so long, but New Zealander Daniel Hillier’s impressive runner-up finish at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic is a further indication of just how far the 26-year-old Wellingtonian might go in his professional career. Hillier finished […]