Last year Tyrrell Hatton claimed his maiden PGA Tour title by a single shot from Marc Leishman at the tough Bay Hill Club & Lodge. Hatton became the first Englishman to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational and this week he defends the title as one of the top ranked players in the Bay Hill field.
This is the third and final regional update relating to our biennial review of Australian courses. Our analysis Down Under concludes with revised rankings for South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia.
After publishing our ACT and NSW rankings last week, it’s now time to focus on Queensland and Victoria. We’ve added another ten courses to our Queensland chart and we've created an inaugural Top 100 for Victoria...
After recently publishing our biennial Australian Top 100, it’s now time to focus on the state listings and we begin with the Australian Capital Territory federal district and the state of New South Wales...
Welcome to the latest revision of our Australian national ranking list. The top five positions remain exactly as they were when we carried out our reappraisal two years ago, but there’s plenty of movement further down the table.
As humans, we like to categorise things and attach labels to them. Golf is much the same, whether it be the type of shot you hit, the ball you play or the course you walk. Having wrestled with it for some time, I have found categorising Gávea particularly difficult.
241 courses in Britain and Ireland made our version two (v2) Real Links list. Scotland has more than any other country, 100 in total, with 62 in Ireland (50 in the Republic and 12 in the North), 56 in England, 19 in Wales and 4 on three separate islands.
