Ryggs Johnston, in just his second start on the DP World Tour, won by three shots to claim the 2024 ISPS Handa Australian Open. He also punched his ticket to the 2025 Open Championship. Johnston tied for 42nd in his DPWT debut last week, this after having to navigate Q school on the European circuit.

Ryggs Johnston, who recently graduated from Arizona State, earned the biggest win of his young career in Australia.

Johnston, who brought the trophy back to the USA where it had been missing since 2016, accomplished a real feat.

American golfer Ryggs Johnston became the talk of the town after taking the lead at the ongoing DP World Tour's ISPS HANDA Australian Open.

Already exhausted from three stages of DP World Tour Q-School and last week’s season-opening Australian PGA, Johnston wasn’t afforded a practice round on Kingston Heath, site of the Aussie’s national open and only Johnston’s second career start as a DPWT member, because of inclement weather.

Ryggs Johnston made a dream start to his DP World Tour career when he won the ISPS HANDA Australian Open in just his second start to clinch a place in The Open at Royal Portrush next summer.

American Ryggs Johnston claimed a share of the lead heading into the final round of just his second DP World Tour event at the ISPS HANDA Australian Open.

Ryggs Johnston, named after the lead in Mel Gibsons Lethal Weapon, claims shock victory while former womens world No 1 Jiyai Shin holds off defending champion Ashleigh Buhai; Johnston, Curtis Luck and

Libby's Ryggs Johnston on Sunday captured his first professional golf title, winning the ISPS HANDA Australian Open.

Ryggs Johnston won on only his second DP World Tour start as he captured the ISPS HANDA Australian Open in impressive fashion.

Unheralded American Ryggs Johnston has won his first professional title by claiming the Australian Open by three stokes, while South Korea’s Jiyai Shin claimed her second Women’s Australian Open which