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Golf: Aussie stranglehold on NZ Open

It was one-way traffic at The Hills and Millbrook yesterday as the Australians firmed their grip on the New Zealand Open trophy.

Golf: Round 2 BMW New Zealand Open highlights

David Bransdon has held steady at the BMW New Zealand Open and continues to lead after the second round played cross The Hills and Millbrook Resort in Queenstown. West Australian Matt Jager fired the round of the day. A 9-under 63 at The Hills has him tied second with Aaron Pike on 10-under the card. Rounding out the top-5 on the leaderboard at 10-under the card is Won Joon Lee, who co-led overnight with Bransdon. Tied with him are Jordan Zunic and Anthony Houston who had second rounds at The Hills of 6-under 66 and 5-under 67 respectively.

New golf prodigy dreams of normal life

Young golfing talent Bohyun Park says she misses being a child, but is driven by the dream of becoming the next Lydia Ko.

Golf superstar insists she's still "just Lydia"

When Lydia Ko played in a charity golf tournament on Auckland's North Shore after becoming the youngest winner on the LPGA Tour, there was little fuss.

Golf: Kennedy to return to NZ Open

Golf: Kiwi Brown fires 59

Golf: Kiwis bounce back at Eisenhower

Golf: $1m Ko's All Black swing

Another tournament win and topping the US$1 million mark were not the only things in the bag for Kiwi golf prodigy Lydia Ko yesterday. She was also sporting new All Blacks-engraved clubs.

Peter Calder: Where golf is only part of the fun

Fallen maple leaves make a pretty red carpet on the hillock behind the 18th green at Chamberlain Park as the group of Sunday morning regulars plods up the final fairway.