Tag: Stuart Appleby

WE’RE not too fussed with the fact that the new US PGA TOUR season starts again this week … and yes the "old" one did just finish a couple of weeks back. The previous system gave everybody a bit of a break and gave other tours around the world a bit more breathing space.

ADAM SCOTT was co-leader after the second round, Jason Day was the same after the third round, and an unlikely challenger in Stuart Appleby almost snatched the title in a dramatic finish at The Barclays.

STUART APPLEBY was the best performed Aussie golfer on the US PGA Tour on the weekend with his T8 finish at the 2014 Honda Classic in Florida.

STUART APPLEBY shot a 7-under 65 in the final round of the 2014 Humana Challenge but it wasn’t enough to pare back runaway leader Patrick Reed.

STUART APPLEBY shot a well-celebrated 59 in the final round of the 2010 Greenbrier Classic to win the title and wouldn’t he love to repeat something similar.

AMERICA’S Matt Every shot a course record 9-under 63 to take the first round lead of the 2012 Valero Texas Open in San...

WHAT is it with long putters these days? Stuart Appleby announces this week he is joining the extended stick brigade and suddenly he is...

STUART APPLEBY shot a four-under 68 to be well in contention after the first round of the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow today. Appleby...

JBWERE Masters winner Stuart Appleby has confirmed he will be a starter at the 2010 Australian Open at The Lakes in Sydney in a...

AUSTRALIAN golfer Stuart Appleby has become only the fifth person in US PGA Tour history to shoot a 59. Appleby came out firing on the...

Stuart Appleby is back in form ahead of the US PGA Championship, Greg Norman posted his third top five finish with a fourth at the US Senior Open and Aussie Peter Lonard is feeling his age, but he did manage to pocket $200,000 for a sixth placing at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational. News Roundup.

Our prediction for the US Open Golf at Torrey Pines - the US television networks will drive themselves into a state of ecstatic apoplexy over the opportunity of having Tiger Woods and Crazy Phil Mickelson paired together for the first two rounds. Updated: First round wrap up.