Here are the results for Australian golfers across the various international tours this week.
PGA TOUR
the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide
May 30–Jun 2
Muirfield Village Golf Club, Dublin, Ohio
Purse: $9,100,000 ($1,638,000 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | FedExCup
Standing |
Notes |
| Stuart Appleby | DNP | — | 228 | |
| Aaron Baddeley | T22 (-5) | $87,360 | 74 | Made his 16th start at the Memorial Tournament, where he advanced to the weekend for the 10th time. Notched his third top-25 finish at Muirfield Village. |
| Greg Chalmers | DNP | — | — | |
| Cameron Davis | DNP | — | 158 | |
| Jason Day | CUT (+5) | — | 36 | Missed the cut for only the third time in 14 starts this season. With rounds of 75-74, recorded the highest 36-hole total of 149 this season. The Muirfield Village member owns one top-25 in 11 starts at this event (T15 in 2017). |
| Matt Jones | T41 (-1) | $31,850 | 96 | Made the cut for the third consecutive time at this event. His best finish at Muirfield Village is a T6 in 2013. |
| Marc Leishman | 5th (-12) | $364,000 | 11 | Recorded his fourth top-15 finish in his last five starts at the event. Currently sits No. 1 in the Presidents Cup International Team standings. |
| Curtis Luck | DNP | — | 149 | |
| Geoff Ogilvy | DNP | — | — | |
| Rod Pampling | DNP | — | 227 | |
| Adam Scott | 2nd (-17) | $982,800 | 15 | Finished runner-up for the 13th time on TOUR. Owns four top-10 finishes in 12 starts at the Memorial Tournament. Was seeking to match Steve Stricker for the most starts at the event before winning. |
| John Senden | DNP | — | 222 | |
| Cameron Smith | CUT (+7) | — | 76 |
PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS
Principal Charity Classic
May 30–Jun 2
Wakonda Club, Des Moines, Iowa
Purse: $1,850,000 ($277,500 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Charles Schwab Cup
Standing |
Notes |
| Stephen Leaney | T21 (-7) | $19,583 | 62 | Recorded all three rounds under par in a single event for the first time in his PGA TOUR Champions career. Carded his second top-25 finish of the season following a T10 at the Mitsubishi Electric Championship. |
| Peter Fowler | DNP | — | 110 | |
| David McKenzie | T33 (-5) | $12,210 | 55 |
WEB.COM TOUR
Rex Hospital Open
May 30–Jun 2
The Country Club at Wakefield Plantation, Raleigh, North Carolina
Purse: $650,000 ($117,000 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Regular Season
Standing |
Notes |
| Jamie Arnold | T60 (-3) | $1,677 | 48 | |
| Brett Coletta | CUT (+2) | — | 45 | Missed the cut for the second consecutive time this season. |
| Brett Drewitt | T63 (-2) | $1,644 | 89 | |
| Rhein Gibson | T4 (-17) | $28,600 | 23 | Notched his best finish of the season, finishing inside the top 10 for the third time in 2019. Made his fifth consecutive start at the event, progressively improving each year after missing the cut in his first two appearances. |
| Cameron Percy | T17 (-11) | $9,425 | 31 | Recorded his fourth consecutive top-25 finish in his eighth appearance at the event. His last 16 Web.com Tour rounds have all been under par or better. |
| Travis Smyth | DNP | — |
PGA TOUR LATINOAMERICA
Bupa Match Play
May 30–Jun 2
Playa Paraiso Golf Club, Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Purse: $175,000 ($31,500 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Order of Merit
Standing |
Notes |
| Harrison Endycott | T5 | $4,000 | 17 | Missed a three-foot putt on the first sudden-death playoff hole to lose to Tommy Cocha 1-down in the quarterfinals. The 17th seed has compiled a 6-2 match-play record dating to last year’s quarterfinal appearance. Recorded his third consecutive top-five finish this season. |
| Ryan Ruffels | T33 | $500 | 5 | Has never been outside the top five in the Order of Merit this season despite losing his first-round match. |
Mackenzie Tour
Bayview Place DCBank Open presented by Times Colonist
May 30–Jun 2
Uplands Golf Club, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Purse: $200,000 ($36,000 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Order of Merit
Standing |
Notes |
| Ruben Sondjaja | CUT (+7) | — | 89 | Missed the cut for the first time this season, following a T51 at the season-opening Canada Life Open. |
LPGA TOUR
US Women’s Open
Country Club of Charleston, South Carolina
Won by Jeongeun Lee6 at -6 by two shots
Australians:
T12 – Minjee Lee, -1, 71-69-70-73
T34 – Hannah Green, +4, 76-68-77-67
T34 – Katherine Kirk, 73-72-70-73
MC – Su Oh, +5, 75-72
MC – Sarah Kemp, +6, 76-72
MC – Karrie Webb, +8, 77-73
MC – Gabi Ruffels, +10, 75-77
EUROPEAN TOUR
Belgian Knockout (medal match play)
Rinkven International, Antwerp
Won by Guido Migliozzi in final over Darius Van Driel by four shots
Australians:
T29 – Wade Ormsby, -2, 70-70, Rd of 32
T42 – Jake McLeod, -4, 69-69, Rd of 64
T65 – Adam Bland, -1, 69-72
MC – Deyen Lawson, +1, 69-74
MC – Dimi Papadatos, +1, 73-70
MC – Brett Rumford, +1, 71-72
MC – Marcus Fraser, +3, 75-70
RET – Nick Cullen, 70
SYMETRA TOUR
Valley Forge International
Raven’s Claw Golf Club, Pennsylvania
Won by Min Lee at -15 in a playoff over Esther Lee
Australians:
T19 – Steph Na, -5, 68-67-73
T41 – Robyn Choi, -2, 76-66-69
T61 – Soo Jin Lee, +2, 68-73-74
MC – Whitney Hillier, +3, 71-74
MC – Nadine White, +4, 74-72
JAPANESE TOUR
Mizuno Open
The Royal Golf Club, Japan
Won by Yuta Ikeda at -7 by one shot
Australians:
T14 – Dylan Perry, +1, 67-73-73-76
T14 – Won Joon Lee, +1, 70-70-72-77
T22 – Brad Kennedy, +3, 74-70-75-72
T24 – Anthony Quayle, +4, 71-72-75-74
MC – Brendan Jones, +4, 73-75
MC – David Bransdon, +4, 75-73
MC – Zach Murray, +6, 72-78
MC – Andrew Evans, +7, 74-77
MC – Matt Griffin
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