Week six Genesis Golf Link Cup A Grade winner Bob Thomas isn’t the first person to be inspired by a golf trip to Scotland and there is every chance he won’t be the last.

An adventurous spirit brought her to Australia twenty years ago and a hot putter took her to the top of the Genesis Golf Link Cup Week Five standings, both events unexpected developments for Port Macquarie Golf Club’s Patty Gardiner.

The new Titleist Velocity golf balls are designed with proprietary high-speed technology to deliver even more distance on every shot. With the introduction of new high-visibility color options – VISI-White, Velocity Orange and Velocity Pink – the power of Velocity is also packed with personality.

It was a victory more than 20 years in the making for Genesis Golf Link Cup Series Two Week One C Grade winner Christine Byrne.

In professional golf, Sunday is payday, and defending Australian Open champion Cameron Davis knows it.

The super-talented but naturally shy Sydneysider has made a habit of producing the goods in the final round and will be looking to do so again when tournament week rolls around this November.

A premium event deserves premium sponsors and it is with great pride that Golf Link welcomes the game’s most trusted brand, Titleist, as a category partner of the Genesis Golf Link Cup.

According to the old saying, slow and steady wins the race and the winners of the Series One Genesis Golf Link Cup teams event would concur but with one minor adjustment: throw in a bit of late brilliance to get you across the line.

It started with 103,510 golfers who combined to play 1,079,416 rounds of golf at 1,550 clubs across the country.

Dropping two full shots off your handicap in three weeks is pretty impressive stuff so it’s no wonder there was also some Genesis Golf Link Cup form in there for Week 15 C Grade runner-up Alex Swansson.

Think fast. Drive speed. Obsess over the look, sound and feel. That was the clear mission for the Titleist R&D team.