There are two golf days that stand out clearly in the memory of Week 11 Genesis Golf Link Cup A Grade winner Peter Bendeich and they came more than 30 years apart.

Perhaps destiny played a role in Genesis Golf Link Cup Week 10 C Grade third placegetter Margaret Smith taking up the game.

The new Titleist TS fairway metals, born from the insights and technical breakthroughs of the Titleist Speed Project, are designed to drive faster ball speed with higher launch, lower spin and increased MOI for more distance and game-changing forgiveness.

If you get upset about playing badly then you’re doing it all wrong, says Genesis Golf Link Cup Week 9 B Grade winner Garry Christian.

It’s a long way from the towering native gums of Moe Golf Club to Sanctuary Cove and it’s a journey Kathy Borg was very pleased to make.

Kathy was the lucky winner of the Series One Genesis Quiz and won an all expenses paid, four-day trip for two people to the Gold Coast.

Opportunities to play as a team don’t come along often in golf so when they do, you grab them.

That’s the mindset of Tony Hayward, captain of the 'Seasiders’ team who are currently running second in the Series Two Genesis Golf Link Cup Teams Competition.

The winning ways continued for Titleist golf ball players this week, as seven players on the worldwide professional golf tours entered the Winner's Circle in China, South Africa, Denmark, Korea and in the United States.

How long does it take to become a certified golf tragic? About two years, according to Genesis Golf Link Cup Week 8 C Grade third placegetter Sue Davis.

There are currently 103,960 players in the Genesis Golf Link Cup and 1,573 new players have registered for the competition so far in 2018.