Hendry breaks drought
Hendry breaks drought
It came down to a shootout and Michael Hendry did not blink.
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Hendry wins New Zealand Open
Hendry wins New Zealand Open
Michael Hendry has won the New Zealand Open, the first Kiwi to win the title for 14 years.
Campbell clings to lead in final round of Open
Kiwi Campbell clings to lead in final round of NZ Open
Ben Campbell clings to a one shot lead halfway through the final round of the New Zealand Open in Queenstown today.
Campbell takes one shot lead into final round
Campbell takes one shot lead into final round
New Zealander Ben Campbell will take a one shot lead into the final round of the New Zealand Open in Queenstown.
Paucity of players puts paid to Pirates premiers
Paucity of players puts paid to Pirates premiers
Pirates has pulled out of the Dunedin premier rugby club competition this season, saying it did all it could to get players.
Defending champion Griffin’s long haul paying off
Defending champion Griffin’s long haul paying off
It took him two days to get here and he has no expectation but that may be working in the favour of defending champion Matthew Griffin.
Three options in Stadium to Surf run
Three options in Stadium to Surf run
It will be sweat and toil tomorrow, as the Stadium to Surf event gets under way.
Kennedy leads after day of low scoring
Kennedy leads after day of low scoring
Golf is a game of grace and calmness.
Master class for caddy
Master class for caddy
Dunedin schoolboy Will Young had a front-row seat in a master class of golf yesterday — and he was lapping it up.
Rookie pro Toomey plays like a veteran
Rookie pro Toomey plays like a veteran
For a guy who is just a toddler in the professional game, Luke Toomey is handling the step-up with no hassle.
Campbell scores 61 to lead
Campbell scores 61 to lead
A year ago, Ben Campbell could not even play in the New Zealand Open.
Wilson again finds himself listening to ref
Wilson again finds himself listening to ref
For all of Jeff Wilson's rugby career he had to accept the decisions of Paul Honiss.
Royalty and a slice of beef
Royalty and a slice of beef
A bit of royalty came to the New Zealand Open yesterday. Peter Phillips, the son of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips, played in the Pro-Am and was teamed up with Australian veteran Peter...
Aussies lead the pack at NZ Open
Aussies lead the pack at NZ Open
In sweltering conditions in Arrowtown, two Australians head the field.
'This is the year': Fox hopes for a Kiwi win
'This is the year': Fox hopes for a Kiwi win
It has been nearly a generation and Ryan Fox is a good a chance as anyone to break the hometown drought.
Stranger to the course but not to the scenario
Stranger to the course but not to the scenario
They may seem like having nothing in common but Tom Walsh believes golf and shot put do have similar traits.
What a difference a card makes
What a difference a card makes
One moment changed the game on Saturday night and it is unlikely to be the last match this season which ends this way.
Injury numbers mount for Highlanders
Injury numbers mount for Highlanders
If you are a hooker or an openside flanker, there could be an opening down at Highlanders headquarters.
Smith’s absence cause for concern
Smith’s absence cause for concern
The Highlanders will have to make do without Ben Smith tonight — and history shows that is not a great omen.
Players gear up for stadium run
Otago rugby players to take part in stadium run
The rugby boys are suiting up to hit the road to the beach.