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The Geoff Ogilvy Foundation (GOF) are delighted to announce the fourth edition of the Sandbelt Invitational will be played December 16-19, 2024. Commonwealth Golf Club, Woodlands Golf Club, Yarra Yarra

You can always sense the stench of death when the final group in a golf tournament has it all going the wrong way. Daniel Gale headed off at Royal Melbourne’s

In its third year, the Sandbelt Invitational will add some international flavour in 2023, with former Ryder Cup winner and multiple time DP World Tour Nicolas Colsaerts among the foreign

The 2023 Sandbelt Invitational hosted by Geoff Ogilvy will once again feature a mix of professional and amateur players allowing younger players to learn from the more experienced, with this

The 2023 Sandbelt Invitational hosted by Geoff Ogilvy will once again feature a mix of professional and amateur players allowing younger players to learn from the more experienced, with this

Cameron Davis has today confirmed he will return to the Sandbelt Invitational in 2023 after claiming the overall and men’s professional titles last year on debut at the innovative

The 2023 Sandbelt Invitational will reach its conclusion at one of the world’s great golf clubs when the mixed gender field of professionals and amateurs arrive at The Royal Melbourne

The final round host venue for the 2021 and 2022 Sandbelt Invitational tournaments, Peninsula Kingswood Country Golf Club has a new role as the site for round two of the

The Sandbelt Invitational will visit a new course to open the tournament in 2023, the first round on December 11 to be played at one of Australia’s finest courses, Victoria

The Geoff Ogilvy Foundation is thrilled to today launch the 2023 Sandbelt Invitational which returns for its third year across one of the finest collections of golf courses in the

THE SANDBELT INVITATIONAL BIGGER & BETTER IN 2022 The first edition was a massive success. And now it has been confirmed The Sandbelt Invitational is back for another year,

A quick snapshot of Geoff discussing the tournament with Alan Shipnuck and Matt Ginella.

Big leads, as Australians with memories of Augusta and 1996 will know, are far from insurmountable. In no time they can be reduced to a something less bloated and the

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