Cameron Smith is in the box seat to cap a stunning turnaround and collect his maiden Australian Open crown after lighting up Royal Melbourne in Round 3. A day after a bogey-less round on Friday, Smith carded a six under, 66 on ‘Moving Day’, a round which included a chip-in eagle on the par 5 14th hole.

Rory McIlroy hits birdies on three of the last four holes as he shoots a three-under 68 to make the cut at the Australian Open, where he sits seven behind the leading pair; watch live on Saturday from 2.

Dave Tindall picks three to follow to sit top of the leaderboard at the Australian Open at prices from 40/1 to 70/1

The Minnesota Twins finished in a disappointing fourth place in the American League Central this past season, but they at least earned some bragging rights in the offseason.

Golfers Cameron Smith and Adam Scott believe the Australian Open has regained its status as a prestigious tournament after returning to its traditional format without playing it concurrently with the Women's Australian Open.

LIV Golf's David Puig moves into a tie for the lead alongside Ricardo Gouveia and Anthony Quayle, who is using Tiger Woods' legendary former caddie Steve Williams.