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Erin Rollestone

Erin Rollestone

Verified

Writer, Australian Golf Digest

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Football , Sports , Basketball , Athletics

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Total articles 1182

  • Editor's Letter: On Just Terms

    By Steve Keipert Verified, Erin Rollestone| Australian Golf Digest Verified The classic 1980s kids movie “The Goonies” begins with the premise of a house being acquired so that a golf course in an Oregon town can be expanded, which in itself is unusual because normally that scenario plays out the other way around. The foreclosure doesn’t wind up happening, of course, as the kids save the day. Perhaps the movie was golf’s precursor to the cult 1997 Australian film “The Castle”, in which we learned the importance of acquiring and repurposing land “on just terms”.

    By Steve Keipert Verified, Erin Rollestone · Australian Golf Digest

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Top 100 Spotlight: Royal Fremantle Golf Club

    By Steve Keipert Verified, Erin Rollestone| Australian Golf Digest Verified When Royal Fremantle returned to our biennial ranking of Australia’s Top 100 Golf Courses last year after a 26-year absence, it was less of a surprise and more of an overdue recognition. This classic layout continues to impress with its natural contours, offering enough movement to create compelling golf holes while remaining an enjoyable walk.

    By Steve Keipert Verified, Erin Rollestone · Australian Golf Digest

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Editor's Letter: On Just Terms

    By Steve Keipert Verified, Erin Rollestone| Australian Golf Digest Verified The classic 1980s kids movie “The Goonies” begins with the premise of a house being acquired so that a golf course in an Oregon town can be expanded, which in itself is unusual because normally that scenario plays out the other way around. The foreclosure doesn’t wind up happening, of course, as the kids save the day. Perhaps the movie was golf’s precursor to the cult 1997 Australian film “The Castle”, in which we learned the importance of acquiring and repurposing land “on just terms”.

    By Steve Keipert Verified, Erin Rollestone · Australian Golf Digest

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Australian Golf Digest

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