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Kooyonga Golf Club

Kooyonga Golf Club

Golf club in Lockleys, AustraliaWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Kooyonga Golf Club".

Oct 13, 2026

Nick O'HernHOST
9:34
Yeah, well, they're contracted from, what was it, 2028 to have the next six years' worth of Australian Opens, whether it's men's or women's.
Nick O'HernHOST
9:41
So it may just go to Royal Adelaide or Kooyonga, one of those two courses, I imagine, if North Adelaide doesn't go ahead.
Nick O'HernHOST
9:49
But I can't see it not.
Nick O'HernHOST
9:50
Hopefully they'll see reason and we get this thing where it should be going, yeah.
Steve SmithHOST
31:59
But that leaves a little bit of us fans of LIV Adelaide waiting to find out what's gonna happen, whether the event's even gonna go ahead, because we don't know if LIV's gonna go ahead.
Steve SmithHOST
32:08
So Kooyonga Golf Club are very much in the same boat, and they themselves have put forward something to, I believe, the courts in the US as part of the bankruptcy filings that LIV Golf have put forward, because they wanna know exactly where they stand and whether LIV is going to be on show.
Steve SmithHOST
32:24
Now, I don't shy away from being a massive fan of LIV Golf.
Steve SmithHOST
32:29
I've been to every event in Adelaide since its inception, and all the awards it won for being the best golf tournament on the planet, I can tell you they are fact.
Steve SmithHOST
33:01
That's been LIV Golf did defer the first payment of the fee that was to, uh, to, to go to Kooyonga as the host club.
Steve SmithHOST
33:08
That didn't happen.
Steve SmithHOST
33:09
And now since LIV filed for bankruptcy in the US, we, uh, we, like Kooyonga Golf Club, are waiting to see what happens.
Steve SmithHOST
33:16
But obviously Kooyonga have put forward something to the bankruptcy to find out exactly from a legal perspective where they stand.
Kevin BartlettHOST
56:57
It was either once every three months, I think it was, or something like that.
Kevin BartlettHOST
57:01
He'd fly across to Adelaide and meet Bradman at Kooyonga, his golf club.
Kevin BartlettHOST
57:06
And Bradman used to have lunch with him and ask him about world affairs and what was happening in Australia and wanted to sort of be kept up to date with all the latest sort of news.
Kevin BartlettHOST
57:15
And he told the story that not once did he ever...

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