Erin Rollestone is a journalist with a passion for golf. With a focus on the sport and its industry, Erin covers a wide range of topics including tournaments, equipment, professional players, and golf course spotlights. Through her articles, Erin aims to provide insightful and engaging content for golf enthusiasts and professionals alike.
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Erin's coverage predominantly focuses on golf, with an emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. For outreach to Erin, consider providing insights or access to experts within the golf industry who can offer unique perspectives on major events, tournament analysis, or trends in the sport.
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Robert Trent Jones Jnr on one of course architecture’s most controversial realms.
Tears and all, it takes a father and daughter to find the answer.
Why better players are converting to game-improvement irons.
Matt Fitzpatrick, and some other tour pros, have a new way to make more putts
How autistic golfer Steven ‘Spud’ Alderson turned to the fairways to manage depression and prove his bullies wrong.
There’s science behind why you make dumb decisions after the turn – but you can do something about it.
No other Australian Open venue – and perhaps no other Australian golf course – has shut its doors a day after it first opened. Yet that’s the bizarre tale of The Grand, tucked away in the Gold Coast hinterland. Designed by Greg Norman and former design partner Bob Harrison for a consortium of Japanese owners, Read more...
Australia’s best performer on the PGA Tour in 2024 has the tools to rise even higher this year.
Aussie of the month: Elvis Smylie Smylie broke through on the professional stage in October by winning the WA Open on the PGA Tour of Australasia – the left-hander’s maiden victory as a pro. He then stepped up on the DP World Tour at the co-sanctioned Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane. He stared down 2022 Read more...
Dominant players, an ongoing stalemate, death, injury and an arrest – the past year in golf delivered a little bit of everything.
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