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Three-time PGA Tour winner Brendan Steele emerged victorious at the LIV Golf Adelaide tournament, securing his first win since 2017. Despite a late surge from Louis Oosthuizen, Steele’s consistent play and clutch pars in the final holes sealed his triumph. Other notable contenders included former Masters winners Charl Schwartzel and Jon Rahm. The Australian team, Ripper GC, led by Cameron Smith, claimed the teams format victory in a thrilling playoff.
Greg Norman, CEO of LIV Golf, has confirmed Adelaide as the sole host of LIV Golf tournaments in Australia for the foreseeable future. Despite interest from other states, Norman emphasized the significance of South Australia’s early support and commitment. The second edition of the Adelaide tournament, set to begin on Friday at The Grange, has seen an increase in crowd capacity by 50%. Norman also addressed rumors regarding Rory McIlroy’s potential switch to LIV, denying any formal offer and expressing willingness to engage in discussions if initiated by McIlroy. Norman highlighted discussions with a top PGA Tour player who ultimately decided to remain with the PGA Tour. Ongoing negotiations between LIV and the PGA Tour remain uncertain, with LIV recruit Jon Rahm acknowledging the need for resolution and a desire to elevate golf’s global appeal.
LIV Golf returns to Adelaide for the second year, bringing a $39 million purse and a host of international golf stars. The three-day tournament will feature 54 players and 54 holes of golf, with a capped attendance of 30,000 per day. Defending champion Talor Gooch will aim to repeat his victory and claim the $6.2 million prize money. The Adelaide tournament is part of a double-header and will take place from April 26-28 at the prestigious Grange Golf Club.
An inquest into the tragic death of an elderly patient at the Royal Adelaide Hospital has resumed, with the coroner hearing first-hand accounts of the ongoing ramping crisis that has plagued the city’s hospitals.
