Marc Leishman joins Q fresh off a gritty win at the Victorian PGA Championship at Moonah Links, navigating brutally tough conditions to claim his first Australian victory in 17 years. A clutch birdie on the 18th sealed it — and capped a massive run of golf back on home soil.

In this chat, Leish breaks down the week at Moonah, why the course and the wind suited experienced players, and how he managed a demanding stretch that included Saudi Arabia, the Australian PGA, Australian Open, Cathedral Invitational and the Vic PGA. We also dive into the family side of the week — playing the teams event alongside his son Harvey, narrowly missing Sunday by countback, and having his dad Paul “Trooper” Leishman on the bag… including how that caddie gig actually came about (yes, the pub story is real).

Leish reflects on grinding through a Warrnambool-style final round, converting strong form into wins, and rates his season so far after two victories. Honest, funny and insightful — this one’s a beauty.

Topics covered:

Winning the Vic PGA in brutal wind

Moonah Links & final-round mindset

Heavy tournament schedule on Aussie soil

Playing with son Harvey

Dad “Trooper” caddying (and how it started)

Two wins this season — rating the year out of 10

🎧 12–15 minutes | Hosted by Q