Tony Webeck is a Senior Writer at Monaro Media Group Pty Ltd. He specializes in competitive sports, with a particular focus on individual sports and the business aspects of sports disciplines. Tony's work has been featured in various outlets, including Golf Australia, Cobar Weekly Newspaper, and Inside Golf Magazine - Australia.
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Tony Webeck predominantly covers local sporting events with a focus on golf, particularly in Australia. He provides extensive event coverage and appears to be most interested in developments related to Australian golfers, the PGA Tour, Champions Tour, and Pro-Am tournaments.
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Ripper GC captain Cameron Smith rediscovered some of his customary magic as Lucas Herbert maintained his stranglehold at the top of the leaderboard at LIV Golf UK.
An extraordinary fortnight of golf yielded historic results as Victorian Lucas Herbert completed a dominant six-stroke victory at LIV Golf UK.
PGA Professionals are the heartbeat and foundation of the golf industry globally.
As far as hosting an event goes, they don't come much bigger for a golf club in Australia than staging an Australian Open.
Australia’s hopes of representation deep into the match play section of the US Women’s Amateur received late boosts in Round 1 at The Honors Course in Tennessee.
Correlate the calendar with Cameron Smith's individual record over the past three years and the result is jarring.
Pennant Hills PGA Professional Steve Vail hopes a trip to Melbourne will yield a maiden start at the BMW Australian PGA Championship in his home city after taking out the New South Wales PGA Professionals Championship qualifier.
Australia's hopes of a second US Women's Amateur champion have ended, with both Ella Scaysbrook and Rachel Lee falling in the Round of 16.
Australia's hopes of a second US Women's Amateur champion have been snuffed out in the Round of 16 as both Ella Scaysbrook and Rachel Lee failed to advance.
Mollymook’s Kelsey Bennett has moved up to third on the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit as an 11-year record held by Kiwi Lydia Ko fell at the PIF London Championship.
