Webex Players Series SA Tips

Barbieri is one of the most technically sound ball-strikers on the Australian circuit, with consistent top-10 finishes this season, including the TPS Hunter Valley and NSW Open. His driving accuracy and birdie conversion on par-5s make him a reliable front-runner, especially in calm coastal conditions typical of South Australia.

Quayle’s experience on both the Japan Tour and Australasian Tour gives him a refined all-round game. He recently recorded top-10 finishes at the Queensland PGA and the TPS Murray River, showing strong iron play and the ability to manage firm greens. His maturity under pressure makes him a genuine title threat.

John has been solid across multiple TPS events with several top-20s and a recent tie for 4th at the Victorian PGA. His short game has improved markedly, particularly his scrambling, which will be key in windy conditions. His familiarity with local courses also gives him an edge over many of the younger players.

Barron, one of the more experienced players in the field, has been quietly consistent. He made several cuts on the DP World Tour and recently placed inside the top 15 at the TPS Victoria. His composure and tactical approach to coastal courses could earn him a late surge into the top 8.

In both years of this competition, Corey has finished 2nd in both on eleven under par. A little out of sorts of late with his best finish being 8th in the PNG Open back in August, but he missed the cut eight times in a row last year before a close finish last time around. This might just be his tournament.

At only 20, Guan has already made noise with a runner-up finish at the 2024 WA Open and multiple top-15s across Australasia. He’s known for fast starts and low opening rounds, which makes him a strong pick for both first-round leads and an overall top-8 finish if he maintains rhythm.