Ryan Peake, a former Australian motorcycle gang member-turned-good with the help of golf, has added another positive chapter to his remarkable comeback story after earning a spot at The Open ...

A decade ago, Aussie Ryan Peake was a promising young player. He was also member of the Rebels biker gang in Australia. At age 21, he was convicted of assault and sentenced to five years in prison.

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Australian Ryan Peake won the prestigious New Zealand Open, ...

Ryan Peake's comeback story reached a new height Sunday. The 31-year-old Australian won the 2025 New Zealand Open on Sunday, earning a spot in the field at the 2025 Open Championship at Royal Portrush ...

Former motorcycle gang member Ryan Peake described his New Zealand Open triumph as a life-changing moment after victory booked his spot at the Open Championship. The Australian claimed a one-shot win ...

After six years The Open Championship returns to Royal Portrush. It doesn’t feel that long ago that Shane Lowry was crying walking down the 18th. At that time Ryan Peake was about to get his life back ...

A former imprisoned bike-gang member played alongside one of the game’s all-time greats Thursday at The Open Championship. It wasn’t the score Ryan Peake wanted, and he admitted he felt “flat” after ...

Ryan Peake is set to compete in The Open Championship, held at Royal Portrush Golf Club in Portrush, NIR, from July 17-20, 2025. This marks his first appearance in the tournament in the past five ...

Ryan Peake's story is one of searching, losing, accepting and finding himself again. From joining a biker club, to serving years in prison, his journey to playing in The 153rd Open has been one ...

QUEENSTOWN, New Zealand -- Ryan Peake, an Australian former motorcycle gang member who turned his life around through golf, earned a place at The Open Championship on Sunday when he won the 104th New ...

Europe's 2025 win masks deep cracks. Veterans struggle while rookies rise. How Luke Donald's team changes for Adare Manor. Ryan Armour leads the Furyk and Friends tournament after a 9-under 63, while ...