Golf Australia newsletter - 11 February 2021

Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser Newsletter 11 February, 2021 Next phase begins:   Ruffels takes professional plunge This morning, Australian golf’s brightest amateur star Gabi Ruffels announced her plans to go pro. The Victorian will immediately get her first start on the LPGA Tour in this month’s Gainbridge event in Orlando. Go Gabi! Read more... Thompson charge blows #AusAm wide open Amateur Jack Thompson gleams in the South Australian heat with nine birdies and a course record under his belt. Finishing 12 under after round two and left wanting, keep your eyes peeled for today's results. Read more... Meaburn stuns rivals with record romp After the four favourites jostled for pole position in round one, Tasmanian Hallie Meaburn gives the field a run for their money with a ripper round two, sitting on top at three under. Read more... Golf industry backs 'badly burned' amateur The golf community is rallying around the family of Greg Longmore, one of Tasmania's best amateur players, who was badly burned in a distillery fire earlier this week. Find out more below or head straight to the GoFundMe page to show your support. Read more...   WPGA Tour: WPGA announces Athena event WPGA Tour of Australasia CEO Karen Lunn today announced an exciting new event concept on the WPGA Tour schedule. Read more... Your golf: Handicap lookup Mindfulness Course ratings Events calendar #AusAm: Jack Thompson reflects on his fiery RD2 65 at Kooyonga   Send to a friend Terms of Use | Privacy Policy This email was sent to latestnews401.hotel@blogger.com. To ensure you continue receiving our emails, please add us to your address book or safe list.  Opt out of receiving all emails from Golf Australia | Got this as a forward? Sign up to receive future emails.