The PGA TOUR and its affiliated Tours boasts a large roster of Australians as members. Here is the recap from this past week’s action and the Australians’ performances.
Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard
Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, Florida
Purse: $9,100,000 ($1,638,000 to winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | FedExCup
Standing |
Notes |
| Aaron Baddeley | T17 (-5) | $123,153 | 61 | Following a runner-up finish at the Puerto Rico Open, recorded his fourth top-25 of the season. Despite a final-round 74, only needed 99 putts for the week, becoming the third player this season with less than 100 putts in a tournament. |
| Greg Chalmers | DNP | — | — | |
| Cameron Davis | DNP | — | 114 | |
| Jason Day | WD | — | 33 | Withdrew after six holes in the first round due to back pain. |
| Matt Jones | DNP | — | 139 | |
| Marc Leishman | T23 (-4) | $78,715 | 5 | The 2017 Arnold Palmer Invitational champion earned his fourth consecutive top-25 finish at this event in his 10th start. His additional top-25 came in 2011 (T3). Has made to miss a cut this season in eight overall starts. |
| Curtis Luck | DNP | — | 181 | |
| Geoff Ogilvy | DNP | — | — | |
| Rod Pampling | DNP | — | 211 | |
| Adam Scott | DNP | — | 27 | |
| John Senden | DNP | — | 210 | |
| Cameron Smith | DNP | — | 41 |
PGA Tour Champions
Hoag Classic
Newport Beach CC, Newport Beach, California
Purse: $1,800,000 ($270,000 to the winner)
| Players | Result | Earnings | Schwab Cup Standing | Notes |
| David McKenzie | T10 (-6) | $41,400 | 40 | Earned his first top-10 in his fourth start of the season. Made his second consecutive start at the Hoag Classic, following a 65th-place finish in 2018. |
PGA Tour China
Third Global Qualifying Tournament
Laguna Phuket Golf Club, Phuket, Thailand
| Players | Result | Earnings | Notes |
| Jerran Chudleigh | T92 (+23) | Failed to earn any status for the 2019 season. | |
| Charlie Dann | T16 (-2) | Received partial status for the first half of the season. | |
| a-James Grierson | T25 (+2) | Received partial status for the first half of the season. | |
| Corey Hale | T50 (+6) | Failed to earn any status for the 2019 season. | |
| William Heffernan | T35 (+4) | Received partial status for the first half of the season. | |
| Troy Kennedy | T65 (+13) | Failed to earn any status for the 2019 season. | |
| Peter Lamaris | WD | ||
| Scott Moir | WD | ||
| Penn Oliver | T76 (+16) | Failed to earn any status for the 2019 season. | |
| Shane Reeves | T99 (+27) | Failed to earn any status for the 2019 season. | |
| Matthew Williams | T73 (+15) | Failed to earn any status for the 2019 season. | |
| Dale Williamson | T25 (+2) | Received partial status for the first half of the season. | |
| Aaron Wilkin | T16 (-2) | Received partial status for the first half of the season. | |
| Chris Wood | T13 (-3) | Received partial status for the first half of the season. | |
| George Worral | T42 (+5) | Failed to earn any status for the 2019 season. |
A four-time winner of the Australian Golf Media Awards, including Best Photojournalism, Best Opinion, Best Column and Best Photographic Presentation, Inside Golf Group Editor Richard Fellner is the quintessential Golf Tragic, having played the game for over 50 years (but has never gotten any better!) He has played and reviewed courses all over the world, and has interviewed many of the great players of the game (including Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson and Greg Norman). Richard is a member of both the Australian Golf Media Association and the Golf Society of Australia, and has been a featured guest on many Australian "sports talk" radio shows and networks, including ABC Grandstand, SEN 1116, Melbourne Talk Radio 1377, 2GB and others.
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