Australia's three biggest golf tournaments cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic

Australian Open cancelled for first time in 75 years

Australia's three biggest golf tournaments fell victim to the coronavirus pandemic in an "unprecedented blow" to the sport in the country.

Golf's Australian Open cancelled for first time in 75 years

Australia's three biggest golf tournaments fell victim to the coronavirus pandemic in an "unprecedented blow" to the sport.

Golf's Australian Open Cancelled For First Time In 75 Years

The men's and women's Australian Open and the PGA Championship, all due to be played in February, will now no longer take place.

Golf: Australia Open cancelled for first time since World War Two

The 105th edition of the country’s oldest and most prestigious tournament, scheduled to take place at Melbourne’s Kingston Heath Golf Club, had already been postponed from its usual slot in November.

Golf Australia cancels Australian Opens, Australian PGA due to COVID

Golf Australia has cancelled its three major tournaments, all set for February, due to the ongoing uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Australia Open cancelled for first time since WW2

SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australia Open will be absent from the sporting calendar for the first time since World War Two this season after Golf Australia and the PGA of Australia cancelled all of their top events on Friday because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read full story