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Rory McIlroy makes cut at Australian Open

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Rory McIlroy has a 'roller coaster' 1st round at the Australian Open, shoots 1-over 72

“It was a roller coaster day,” McIlroy said.

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How to watch Australian Open Golf 2025: TV & streaming information as Rory McIlroy headlines Down Under

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Rory McIlroy's Late Birdie Burst Means He'll Be Playing on the Weekend at the Australian Open

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McIlroy makes Australian Open cut with late birdies

Rory McIlroy required an 18th hole birdie in the second round to make the cut for the weekend at the Australian Open at Royal Melbourne.

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Rory McIlroy's late birdie burst means he'll be playing on the weekend at the Australian Open

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Rory McIlroy completely whiffs on shot in embarrassing Australian Open moment

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Rory McIlroy showed he's human with total whiff at Australian Open

Unfortunately, it didn't work out.

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Rory McIlroy widens to win the Australian Open after falling SEVEN shots behind leaders following first round at Royal Melbourne

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‘That's my opinion': Rory McIlroy drops hot take about iconic host course

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2025 Australian Open: TV schedule, streaming info, how to watch, tee times

How to watch the 2025 Crown Australian Open this week at Royal Melbourne, including a full Australian Open TV schedule and streaming details.

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BWF Australian Open 2025: Live streaming, TV channel, where & how to watch?

The BWF Australian Open 2025 will be held from November 18 to 23 at the State Sports Centre in Sydney. Here are the broadcast details for the BWF 500 event.

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Airdate: Australian Open Golf 2025

Australia’s best men’s golfers will get their shot at the current world no.2, when Cameron Smith, Min Woo Lee, Adam Scott, Marc Leishman and kiwi Ryan Fox will be hell bent on stealing the limelight to pocket the $2 million in prize money on the line.

Australian Open golf 2025 day 1: Live scores, leaderboard and updates from Royal Melbourne

From “young boy” to being the man leading the Australian Open, the evolution of Elvis Smylie took another gigantic step at Royal Melbourne on Thursday.