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Australians On Tour Wrapup - European Tour

Cal on Tuesday, 23rd Dec 2008

Aussie Golfer and TYIG bring you the final wrapup for the year in the shape of the European Tour.

This week Aussie Golfer has done an excellent summary.

Overall, 2008 will be looked back on as a very disappointing year for Australian golfers on the Euro Tour. The Euro tour stretches far and wide these days and if it wasn’t for some wins outside of the European continent itself, the trophy cabinet would be looking very bare indeed.

 

For the full article go on over to Aussie Golfer and enjoy the read.

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Australians On Tour Wrapup – PGA Tour

Cal on Thursday, 18th Dec 2008

This week The Year In Golf and Aussie Golfer have a look at the PGA Tour.
It was fair to say that after 2008, big things were expected from the Aussies in 2009. Unfortunately they failed to materialise, with only two wins being put on the board in 2009.
We had to wait until March for […]

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Final positions and prize money won at the 2008 Cadbury Schweppes Australian PGA Championship:

Pos.

Score

-Par+

Name

R1

R2

R3

R4

AU$

1

274

-14

Geoff Ogilvy (AUS)

67

71

67

69

270,000.00

2

276
[…]

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Final positions and prize money won at the 2008 Australian Masters:

Position
Score
Par
Name
R1
R2
R3
R4
AU$

1
276
-12
Rod Pampling
71
68
70
67
270,000

2
276
-12
Marcus Fraser
73
67
71
65
153,000

3
279
-9
Robert Allenby
73
66
67
73
101,250

T4
280
-8
Tim Clark
67
70
76
67
62,000

T4
280
-8
Alexander Noren
73
71
68
68
62,000

T4
280
-8
Nathan Green
72
68
70
70
62,000

7
271
-7
David McKenzie
72
70
71
68
48,000

T8
282
-6
Marc Leishman
71
70
71
68
40,500

T8
282
-6
Martin Erlandsson
74
71
70
67
40,500

T8
282
-6
Anthony Summers
70
68
71
73
40,500

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2008 Australian Masters Live Scoring

Cal on Thursday, 27th Nov 2008

Looking for live scores for the 2008 Australian masters at Huntingdale?
The leaderboard is here.
They have somehow transposed the “Hole” and “Today” columns, but hopefully they will sort that out soon.

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Know Your Limits

Cal on Monday, 24th Nov 2008

One way to improve your overall golf score is to play within your limits. How many times have you tried to clear a hazard instead of laying it up short? How many times have you tried cutting a corner only to end up in the trees? We all do it at some stage, it’s […]

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Australians On Tour Wrapup - Nationwide Tour

Cal on Wednesday, 12th Nov 2008

This week The Year In Golf and Aussie Golfer have a look at the Nationwide Tour.
Out of all the tours this year, Australians had the most success on the Nationwide. Seven wins over the course of the season.
Jarrod Lyle - Mexico Open
Ewan Porter - Moonah Classic
Gavin Coles - Chitimacha Louisiana Open
Aron Price - Livermore […]

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Australians On Tour Wrapup - LPGA

Cal on Wednesday, 5th Nov 2008

So we’ve come to the end of the worlds’ main tours and it’s time to do a wrap up of what the Aussies managed to achieve this year. Aussie Golfer and TYIG have joined forces to bring you the good oil.
This week Aussie Golfer has done an excellent summary of the LPGA.
There’s no doubt […]

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Official Handicaps For Social Players

Cal on Monday, 27th Oct 2008

Can’t afford to join a club? Prefer to play at many different courses rather than predominately at one? Want a nationally recognised Australian handicap so you can play in some of those competitions you read about?
Then Golf Access might be for you.
Golf Access is an initiative of Golf Australia. It provides an […]

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The Tradition No Longer Continues

Cal on Thursday, 23rd Oct 2008

After 30 years, the Australian Masters will no longer be held exclusively at Huntingdale Golf Course from next year.
The Australian Masters has entered into a strategic partnership with the Victorian Government to grow the event in Melbourne over the next three years.
In a series of announcements, the Australian Masters will adopt a venue rotation […]

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