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Golf Week · Mar 31, 2016

Australian Masters will not be played this year, IMG announces

Bryson DeChambeau (left) and Peter Senior finished second and first, respectively, at the 2015 Australian Masters. ( Getty Images )The Australian Masters, a Down Under tradition on the PGA Tour of Australasia calendar, will not be played this year, organizers announced.

In November, Australian Peter Senior, at 56, became the oldest winner in event history when the Masters returned to its longtime home, Melbourne’s Huntingdale Golf Club. The roster of past champions includes Tiger Woods, Greg Norman, Bernhard Langer and Adam Scott. The tournament, first played in 1979, had been co-sponsored by the European Tour in 2006-09.

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