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His wife begged him to try hypnosis. It turned Cameron Davis’ career around in two weeks
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His wife begged him to try hypnosis. It turned Cameron Davis’ career around in two weeks

The Australian golfer turned to therapy after months of underwhelming form. Now he’s ended an Australian drought on the PGA Tour.

  • by Adam Pengilly

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Ninety-two and counting: Tragic twist keeps Adam Scott’s majors streak alive

Ninety-two and counting: Tragic twist keeps Adam Scott’s majors streak alive

The passing of Grayson Murray has opened the door for Scott to earn a spot in the US Open, keeping intact his record of having competed in every major since the 2001 Open.

  • by Adam Pengilly
The Australian Open has a dilemma: can men and women keep playing together?

The Australian Open has a dilemma: can men and women keep playing together?

Five months out from this year’s event, there is still no official venue. Is the viability of one of the most historic golf tournaments under threat?

  • by Adam Pengilly
Scott’s 23-year streak in major strife as fellow Aussie sinks star

Scott’s 23-year streak in major strife as fellow Aussie sinks star

Adam Scott hasn’t missed a major tournament since 2001 but ice-cold nerves from a compatriot in a US Open qualifying event may have ended the run.

  • by Iain Payten
Smith hangs tough to keep Masters dream alive, DeChambeau leads after opening round

Smith hangs tough to keep Masters dream alive, DeChambeau leads after opening round

Former British Open champion Cameron Smith was “absolutely chuffed” to have ground out a first-round 71 after spending almost a week battling food poisoning.

  • by Tom Decent
Why food poisoning and a freak gym accident have dented Australia’s Masters dream

Why food poisoning and a freak gym accident have dented Australia’s Masters dream

For a tournament unlike any other, this year has one worrying theme: few high-profile stars seem to be in form apart from the world No.1.

  • by Adam Pengilly
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Why Australia’s original LIV rebel is sweating over his future

Why Australia’s original LIV rebel is sweating over his future

Matt Jones was Greg Norman’s first Australian scalp for the Saudi-funded league. But his fate on the tour next year is in the hands of Cameron Smith.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Internationals love Sydney, but Australian Open is set to head south. Here’s why

Internationals love Sydney, but Australian Open is set to head south. Here’s why

Sydney has drawn rave reviews for the condition of its courses for the national championship - but it faces a fight to retain the event beyond this year.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Niemann wins Australian Open after Scott surge ends with one wayward swing

Niemann wins Australian Open after Scott surge ends with one wayward swing

Australia’s favourite golfing son spent more than three hours conjuring up the most unlikely drought-breaking win. Then it all came undone in three seconds.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Min Woo Lee clings to Australian Open lead as crazy finish awaits

Min Woo Lee clings to Australian Open lead as crazy finish awaits

The Australian Open is organised chaos. Heading into Sunday’s final round, there are 24 players within six shots of the lead in the men’s event, and anybody could win.

  • by Adam Pengilly
‘Jon Rahm would change everything’: Is Norman about to land biggest LIV signing?

‘Jon Rahm would change everything’: Is Norman about to land biggest LIV signing?

The reigning US Masters champion has consistently said he wouldn’t join the breakaway Saudi league. But current LIV stars know how big his defection would be.

  • by Adam Pengilly