Here is the recap from this past week’s action on the PGA Tour, and the Australians’ performances.
PGA TOUR
RBC Canadian Open
Glen Abbey GC, Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Purse: $6,200,000 ($1,116,000 to winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | FedExCup
Standing |
Notes |
| Robert Allenby | DNP | — | 246 | |
| Stuart Appleby | DNP | — | 197 | |
| Aaron Baddeley | T65 (-6) | $12,958 | 135 | In his 10th overall RBC Canadian Open appearance, best finish is a T9 in 2013. Missed four consecutive cuts coming into the RBC Canadian Open this season. |
| Steven Bowditch | DNP | — | ||
| Greg Chalmers | DNP | — | 180 | |
| Jason Day | DNP | — | 5 | |
| Matt Jones | CUT (-3) | — | 151 | Missed the cut for the fifth consecutive time in his eighth RBC Canadian Open appearance. The only year to advance to the weekend was in 2010, where he went on to finish T37. |
| Marc Leishman | DNP | — | 22 | |
| Geoff Ogilvy | DNP | — | 205 | |
| Rod Pampling | 77 (-2) | $11,656 | 200 | Has made four of six RBC Canadian Open cuts. Best finish is a T22 in 2002. |
| Cameron Percy | T7 (-19) | $109,083 | 167 | Advanced to the weekend for the fifth consecutive time in his sixth start at the RBC Canadian Open. |
| Adam Scott | DNP | — | 116 | |
| John Senden | 77 (-2) | $11,656 | 221 | Missed three of six cuts at the RBC Canadian Open. |
| Cameron Smith | DNP | — | 50 |
Next Tournament:
WGC-Bridgestone Invitational
(Akron, Ohio, August 2-5)
Barracuda Championship
(Reno, Nevada, August 2-5)
PGA Tour Champions
The Senior Open Championship presented by Rolex
St Andrews Golf Club (The Old Course), St. Andrews, Scotland
Purse: $2,000,000 ($314,330 to the winner)
| Players | Result | Earnings | Notes |
| Paul Archbold | T32 (+2) | $13,428 | Advanced to the weekend in his PGA TOUR Champions debut. |
| Steve Elkington | DNP | — | |
| Peter Fowler | T28 (+1) | $16,892 | In his 10th Senior Open Championship appearance, made the cut for the ninth time. Has recorded five top-10 finishes at this event. |
| Mike Harwood | CUT (+5) | — | Missed the cut at The Senior Open Championship for the fifth time in his ninth appearance. Best finish is a T23 in 2011. |
| Peter Lonard | T24 (E) | $19.360 | After a T3 finish at The Senior Open Championship in 2017, recorded another top-25 finish in his second appearance at the event. |
| Peter O’Malley | CUT (+8) | — | Missed the cut for the third consecutive time at The Senior Open Championship in his fourth appearance. |
| David McKenzie | T14 (-3) | $27,107 | In his second Senior Open Championship appearance, has finished no worse than T14. Recorded a T9 finish in 2017. |
Next Tournament: 3M Championship
(Blaine, Minnesota, August 3-5)
Web.com. Tour
Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Dr Pepper
Highland Springs CC, Springfield, Missouri
Purse: $675,000 ($121,500 to the winner)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Notes |
| Steve Allan | DNP | — | |
| Stuart Appleby | DNP | — | |
| Jamie Arnold | CUT (-6) | — | Missed the cut by one stroke after a second-round, 1-over 73. Missed the cut for the second consecutive time this season. |
| Ray Beaufils | DNP | — | |
| Cameron Davis | DNP | — | |
| Brett Drewitt | DNP | — | |
| Nick Flanagan | DNP | — | |
| Rhein Gibson | DNP | — | |
| Mathew Goggin | DNP | — | |
| Bronson La’Cassie | DNP | — | |
| Danny List | CUT (+6) | — | The PGA TOUR Latinoamerica player Monday-qualified into the event for his Web.com Tour debut. |
| Curtis Luck | T34 (-14) | $3,611 | Recorded all four rounds under-par for the first time since the Savannah Golf Championship in April. |
| James Nitties | DNP | — | |
| Cameron Percy | DNP | — | |
| Travis Smyth | DNP | — | |
| Michael Sim | DNP | — |
Next Tournament: KC Golf Classic
(Overland Park, Kansas, August 2-5)
Mackenzie Tour
No tournament this week
Next Tournament: Syncrude Oil Country Championship presented by AECON
(Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, August 2-5)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Notes |
| Brett Coletta | |||
| Theodore Coroneo | |||
| Ruben Sondjaja |
PGA Tour China
Beijing Championship
Topwin Golf and Country Club, Beijing, China
Purse:￥1,500,000 (￥270,000 to the winner)
| Players | Result | Earnings | Notes |
| Sam Earl | T66 (+6) | ￥3,795.00 | |
| James Gibellini | DNP | ||
| Corey Hale | T23 (-6) | ￥13,509.00 | In his ninth start of the season, recorded his best finish since a T21 in Chengdu. |
| Deyen Lawson | DNP | — | |
| DJ Loypur | CUT (+7) | — | |
| David Lutterus | T28 (-5) | ￥10,365.00 | |
| Bryden Macpherson | T16 (-8) | ￥24,750.00 | Since missing the cut in the first event of the season in Haikou, has finished no worse than T16 in his last four starts. |
| James Marchesani | DNP | — | |
| Peter Martin | CUT (+1) | — | |
| Max McCardle | T23 (-6) | ￥13,509.00 | Recorded his fifth top-25 finish in his ninth appearance of the season. |
| Michael Pearce | DNP | — | |
| Martyn Roberts | DNP | — | |
| Andrew Schonewille | CUT (E) | — | |
| Sean Underwood | CUT (+9) | — | |
| Christopher Wood | DNP | — | |
| Kevin Yuan | 64 (+3) | ￥3,840.00 |
Next Tournament: Suzhou Championship
(Suzhou, China, August 30- September 2)
PGA Tour Latinoamerica
No tournament this week
Next Tournament: São Paulo Golf Club Championship
(São Paulo, Brazil, September 10-16)
| Player | Result | Earnings | Notes |
| Harrison Endycott | |||
| Ryan Gaske | |||
| Troy Kennedy | |||
| Mitch Krywulycz | |||
| Danny List | |||
| Ryan McCarthy | |||
| Ryan Ruffels | |||
| Joel Troy | |||
| Brady Watt |
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