Ex-winner wants to be challenged by US Open course An Englishman and former US Open champion is hoping the Shinnecock Hills course in New York is a tough one, as has been the case in previous years. AAP · Jun 15
US Open 2026 Betting Tips: Bazza's Best Bets At Shinnecock Hills Shinnecock Hills will pose a unique challenge to the field at the US Open, so Baz has four great value tips who fit the profile perfectly... Golf Monthly · Jun 15
Masters/PGA vs US Open/The Open - Which Half Of The Men's Major Season Is Better? Are we approaching the better half of the men's Major season? Our tour experts have their say... Golf Monthly · Jun 15
GOLF:Victorian courses win Australian Open golf host rights Four of the next five Australian Open men's golf tournaments will be played in Victoria with a new addition to the hosting schedule in Peninsula Kingswood. AAP · Jun 15
Victorian courses win Australian Open golf host rights Four of the next five Australian Open men's golf tournaments will be played in Victoria with a new addition to the hosting schedule in Peninsula Kingswood. AAP · Jun 15
Despite Their Success On Golf’s Longest Day, Miles Russell Won’t Have Charlie Woods On The Bag For The US Open… So Who Will Caddie For Him? Miles Russell reached the US Open with help from temporary caddie Charlie Woods, but who is he turning to for his maiden appearance at the Major? Golf Monthly · Jun 13
New Issue Out Now! 30-Page Open Championship Preview, Tommy Fleetwood, Padraig Harrington Exclusive, Expert Tips For A Flawless Short Game, New Titleist & McLaren Clubs Plus Much More! Get your hands on the latest issue of Golf Monthly magazine – available in print or on iPad and iPhone – from Thursday, June 11 Golf Monthly · Jun 11
'£190 For The Ticket Is Fine. £190 Plus Flights, Hotel, Food, Drinks And Merch At St Andrews? That’s A Second Mortgage' - Golf Fans Divided Over 155th Open Ticket Prices Ticket prices for the 2027 Open at the Old Course at St Andrews have caused a stir, but is the cost justified? Golf Monthly readers have had their say on the subject Golf Monthly · Jun 10
Emma Raducanu ready to rediscover mojo at Queen’s after French Open exit Raducanu was defeated by Argentinian Solana Sierra in the first round at Roland Garros The Independent UK · Jun 7
'Free Nelly' continues Open comeback with birdie blitz Saying she plays her best golf when she's happy, Nelly Korda is all smiles after claiming a share of the US Women's Open lead heading into the final day. AAP · Jun 7
Big Names Confirmed For RBC Canadian Open There will be no shortage of world-class talent in the field for the RBC Canadian Open, which takes place at TPC Toronto Golf Monthly · Jun 6
Andreeva wins first Grand Slam title at French Open PARIS (FRANCE) - Mirra Andreeva won her first Grand Slam title on Saturday by downing Polish qualifier Maja Chwalinska in straight sets in the French Open final. Bangkok Post · Jun 6
6 Big Names To Miss The 2026 US Women's Open Cut Riviera Country Club is showing its teeth this week, and several notable names will not be around for the final two rounds Golf Monthly · Jun 6
GOLF:Aussies suffer second-round struggles at US Open Four of the six Australians have made the women's US Open cut in LA, but second-round scores didn't help their chances of lifting the cup. AAP · Jun 6
AAP · Jun 6 Aussies suffer second-round struggles at US Open Four of the six Australians have made the women's US Open cut in LA, but second-round scores didn't help their chances of lifting the cup.
Golf Monthly · Jun 5 Are £190 Open Ticket Prices A 'Rip Off' Or Should The R&A Be Applauded For Not Going Higher? The 155th Open's £190 ($256) final round ticket cost has caused a stir with golf fans this week, so what do we think?
Bangkok Post · Jun 4 Qualifier Chwalinska sets up Andreeva French Open final clash PARIS (FRANCE) - Maja Chwalinska made French Open history on Thursday as the world number 114 became the first qualifier in the professional era to reach the Roland Garros final, where she will take on Mirra Andreeva.
Sports Illustrated · Jun 3 Tennis Mailbag: There’s A Lot to Look Forward to in Serena Williams’s Return There may be a contingent of haters doubting the 44-year-old, but her comeback is a positive for the sport. Plus, a wide-open Roland Garros, U.S. Open ticket prices and more.
France 24 · Jun 2 Zverev reaches French Open semi-finals as Mensik ends Fonseca run German tennis player Alexander Zverev moved within two wins of a maiden Grand Slam title by reaching the French Open semi-finals on Tuesday, while Czech rising star Jakub Mensik ended Joao Fonseca's dream run. In the women's draw, Marta Kostyuk and Mirra Andreeva booked a last-four showdown in Paris.
AAP · Jun 2 GOLF:Gold Coast golfer snares late major start Gold Coast golfer Karis Davidson has been granted the last spot in the US Women's Open field, with six Aussies including world No.5 Hannah Green starting in LA.
AAP · Jun 2 Gold Coast golfer snares late major start Gold Coast golfer Karis Davidson has been granted the last spot in the US Women's Open field, with six Aussies including world No.5 Hannah Green starting in LA.
The Independent UK · May 29 Why end of Novak Djokovic’s French Open dream signals the start of a new era Djokovic’s defeat to 19-year-old Joao Fonseca, in a five-set thriller, means there will be new grand slam champion in Paris this fortnight
AAP · May 29 TEN:Doubles role unlikely for Abdo in new tennis CEO job Leaving the NRL for Tennis Australia, inbound CEO Andrew Abdo appears set to hold different responsibilities to Craig Tiley, who was also Australian Open boss.
AAP · May 29 Doubles role unlikely for Abdo in new tennis CEO job Leaving the NRL for Tennis Australia, inbound CEO Andrew Abdo appears set to hold different responsibilities to Craig Tiley, who was also Australian Open boss.
The Independent UK · May 28 Leave Naomi Osaka alone – her fashion show is exactly what women’s tennis needs LET’S UNPACK THAT: As the 28-year-old sports star comes under fire for another head-turning outfit at the French Open, Lydia Spencer-Elliott argues why her wardrobe should be championed not criticised