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The June issue of Inside Golf is online for your viewing pleasure. This month: US OPENCan Bryson go Back-to-Back? RORY RETURNS TO THE AUSSIE OPEN RICHIE SMITHAustralian Golfing Guru GREG CHALMERSTaking “Maximum Chances” for Autism awareness CLUB OF THE MONTHMaroochy River OSSIE MOOREA legend calls time TRAVELGolfing Gems on the Sunshine CoastVietnamCambodiaScotland EQUIPMENT WE TRIED […]

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ITS official, Rory McIlroy is heading down under to compete in the Australian Open for the next two years.  As detailed on our Page 5 editorial written by Michael Davis, the US Masters champion will tee it up at Royal Melbourne from December 4-7, before also returning in 2026 at a venue yet to be […]

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Can Bryson go back-to-back?  IT was a memorable victory at Pinehurst in 2024, with Bryson DeChambeau outlasting Rory McIlroy in a last round shootout to secure a second US Open title.  That win came four years on from his first US Open triumph in 2020, with DeChambeau showing a liking for what is traditionally golf’s […]

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DID gamesmanship lead to Greg Norman’s first major heartbreak loss at the 1984 US Open? It could have been a factor, according to Norman’s former coach Charlie Earp. Charlie was on the Shark’s bag the year American Fuzzy Zoeller tormented the Australian during the 18-hole playoff showdown. Some time ago, Charlie kindly rekindled the memories […]

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Ritchie Smith, left, with star pupil Min Woo Lee. RENOWNED West Australian golf coach, Ritchie Smith, has made two life changing decisions albeit years apart. The first was to quit playing the Australian PGA Tour once his wife, Lou, became pregnant with their first child.  “It was the perfect time for me to quit the […]

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Playing alongside Tiger was fun, says Ogilvy WHILE most players found being paired with Tiger Woods in his prime a daunting proposition, Geoff Ogilvy, who won the 2006 US Open, relished the opportunity to tee it up with the 15-time major winner. “I liked playing with Tiger and mostly played well when I was with […]

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Ossie Moore has announced his retirement from the golfing industry. WHEN golf professional Ossie Moore blacked out at the wheel of his Mercedes sedan not far from his Gold Coast home, it was lucky the car was travelling at only 40kph. Even so, when the Mercedes left the road and hit a tree it was […]

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As a tournament professional, Ewan Porter was a two-time winner on the Nationwide Tour. LIFE is a never-ending balancing act for Ewan Porter, a man who has left his mark on so many parts of the golf industry. The former touring professional’s first love is his NextGen Amateur Golf Tour, which he launched six years […]

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A trio of greens at Commonwealth. All new greens and bunker complexes at the 7th in the foreground with the 10th top left and 12th top right.  HAVING ‘fine-tuned’ a hook and a block well before he arrived at Commonwealth Golf Club as GM three years ago, Peter Paccagnan light-heartedly says the newly renovated course […]

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MONTHLY Medal stroke rounds taking five hours, regular men’s and women’s club competition events four hours, 45, can be a common occurrence at both private and social golf clubs around the country.  Some courses may live with taking that long to play however it wasn’t good enough at Cronulla Golf Club and they did something […]

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