Taieri win elevates it to top of table
Taieri celebrated its first year back in the metropolitan men’s senior A pennant series by going back to the top of the points table.
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Lee makes strong start in Florida
Lee makes strong start in Florida
New Zealand golfer Danny Lee has made a strong start to the PGA Tour's Players Championship in Florida.
Initiative aimed at juniors
Initiative aimed at juniors
Junior golf is making a quiet leap forward in the city.
Otago takes 2-point lead in pennants
Otago takes 2-point lead in pennants
Otago has taken the outright lead in the metropolitan men’s senior A pennant series after beating Chisholm 4.5-1.5 on the Chisholm Links course 5 on Saturday.
First title for Ko in nearly 2 years
Ko claims first title in almost two years
Kiwi golfer Lydia Ko has won her first tournament in nearly two years, surviving a nail-biting playoff to win in California.
Otago age-group teams second
Otago age-group teams second
The Otago men’s under-19 and under-16 golf teams each finished second in the South Island age-group teams championship which concluded with the final round on the Templeton course in Christchurch yesterday.
Otago in control in under-16 golf section
Otago in control in under-16 golf section
Otago has taken control of the under-16 section after the second round of the South Island age-group team championships on the Templeton course in Christchurch.
Canterbury U19s well ahead
Canterbury U19s well ahead
The first day of competition in the South Island age-group teams tournament at the Templeton course in Christchurch yesterday belonged to Canterbury, which is leading the under-19 and under...
Ko drops in world rankings
Ko drops in world rankings
Kiwi golfer Lydia Ko has dropped a further two places to 18 in the latest women's world rankings.
St Clair Blue up to third after beating club rival
St Clair Blue up to third after beating club rival
St Clair Blue is on the march up the points table after beating St Clair Gold with five wins and a half on the St Clair course on Saturday afternoon.
Brown shoots round of 59 — again
Brown shoots round of 59 — again
Mark Brown shot the magical number of 59 to fly into the lead at the Carrus Open on the Charles Tour yesterday morning.
Proposed golf course already in NZ Open's sights
Proposed golf course already in NZ Open's sights
The chairman of the New Zealand Open is already planning to include an unbuilt golf course in the future of the tournament.
Amateur field for centenary Open filled
Amateur field for centenary Open filled
The amateur field for next year's NZ Open has already sold out.
Taieri Lakes, Otago still tied at top after draw
Taieri Lakes, Otago still tied at top after draw
Taieri Lakes and Otago tied 3-3 in the top-of-the-table clash in the fourth round of the metropolitan men’s senior A pennant series on Saturday.
US golfer Patrick Reed wins Masters
US golfer Patrick Reed wins Masters
US golfer Patrick Reed has battled to a one shot victory at the Masters to claim a coveted Green Jacket and his first major championship.
Otago, Taieri Lakes dominant
Otago, Taieri Lakes dominant
Otago and Taieri Lakes have won all their games and lead the men’s metropolitan senior A pennant series after the third round in Dunedin on Saturday.
Bogey good enough for title
Bogey good enough for title
A bogey five on the playoff hole was good enough to give Matthew Crawford, of St Clair, a win in the under-23 grade and the Ken Reddington Memorial trophy for 2018.
Farming charity benefits
Farming charity benefits
FMG New Zealand Legends Masters golf tournament director John Evans shakes hands with FMG’s Rebecca Cameron at the Chisholm Golf Links after handing over a $3200 donation to Farmstrong on Wednesday.
Woods struggles for rhythm in Masters return
Woods struggles for rhythm in Masters return
Tiger Woods failed to find his rhythm in his Masters return today but finished three shots behind the early clubhouse leaders.
Masters more than a one-man show
Masters more than a one-man show
The presence of Tiger Woods looms large over the Masters but a bunch of hungry and in-form players ensure that the year's first major will be much more than a one-man show.