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Olympic golf began as a doubtful proposition. It’s in no danger of missing the cut

Olympic golf began as a doubtful proposition. It’s in no danger of missing the cut

Picture-perfect conditions and a large crowd made the first day of the women’s golf a triumph, but the Australians had mixed fortunes.

  • by Greg Baum

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Paris Olympics 2024 day 9 as it happened: Opals into quarter-finals; Lyles wins thrilling 100m gold; Olyslagers, Patterson on high jump podium; Djokovic completes golden slam

Paris Olympics 2024 day 9 as it happened: Opals into quarter-finals; Lyles wins thrilling 100m gold; Olyslagers, Patterson on high jump podium; Djokovic completes golden slam

Australia have advanced to the last eight of the women’s basketball after a stirring win over the host nation American. Follow all the action from Paris as it happens.

  • by Claire Siracusa, Marnie Vinall, Roy Ward, Billie Eder, Dan Walsh and James Polson
Minjee and Min Woo Lee might not see each other in Paris. Why aren’t they playing together?

Minjee and Min Woo Lee might not see each other in Paris. Why aren’t they playing together?

The star golfers will be the 16th set of siblings to compete for Australia at the Olympic Games in the same sport but admit their paths might not cross. Why isn’t golf moving to team events?

  • by Adam Pengilly
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
3D-printed clubs and salty balls: Will golf’s Mad Scientist change the game?

3D-printed clubs and salty balls: Will golf’s Mad Scientist change the game?

Bryson DeChambeau is an eccentric golfer who uses his career like one big science experiment. And after winning another US Open, it’s working.

  • by Iain Payten
The agonising moment on final hole when McIlroy lost the US Open
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The agonising moment on final hole when McIlroy lost the US Open

The Northern Irishman bogeyed his last hole by missing a par putt from about four feet. It handed the lead to Bryson DeChambeau, who sealed victory minutes later.

  • by Dave Skretta
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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
‘I kind of blew up’: Implosion sinks Minjee Lee as Yuka Saso claims second title

‘I kind of blew up’: Implosion sinks Minjee Lee as Yuka Saso claims second title

Australian Minjee Lee was top of the leaderboard in the final round of the US Open until it all started to unravel on the ninth hole at Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Grayson Murray, a two-time PGA Tour winner, dies at 30

Grayson Murray, a two-time PGA Tour winner, dies at 30

The American withdrew from a tournament during the second round at Texas before the PGA Tour announced his death on Sunday.

  • by Adam Pengilly and Glyn A. Hill
You little Ripper: Smith’s team takes out dramatic LIV event, but it could mean so much more

You little Ripper: Smith’s team takes out dramatic LIV event, but it could mean so much more

Cameron Smith, Marc Leishman, Lucas Herbert and Matt Jones rode a wave of home emotion all the way to two play-off holes in scenes comparable to the Ryder Cup.

  • by Adam Pengilly