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 ...

Ryan Peake’s disastrous quadruple bogey on his opening hole of the Heritage Classic has all but ensured Elvis Smylie will be ...

Australian Ryan Peake completed a redemption story for ... The story is what it is, but I’m just out here playing golf. Peake nearly missed the tournament this week when his travel was held ...

Former prisoner and motorcycle gang member Ryan Peake has won the New Zealand Open. The 31-year old Australian has qualified for this year’s Open championship, scheduled for July 17-20 at Royal ...

Ryan Peake's comeback story reached a new height ... coach Ritchie Smith reached out and asked whether Peake wanted to play competitive golf again. Peake said yes, and now he's going to make ...

Ryan Peake served five years in jail, but rebuilt his life and golf game to win Sunday’s New Zealand Open. He has qualified ...

Australian Ryan Peake, who was once sentenced to five years in jail, scored a one-shot victory in the New Zealand Open to earn a place in the Open Championship.

Ryan Peake just won his ticket to the Open Championship after serving time in prison for crimes he committed as a gang member ...

Peake will compete for the Open’s Claret Jug in July. His win also sets him up with a chance to claim a spot on the ...

A teenage contemporary of Cameron Smith, Ryan Peake went down a different path and ended up in jail. There, he wrote a letter that changed his life.

Ryan Peake was released from prison in 2019 following an assault five years earlier, but he is now gearing up to make his major championship debut at The Open this summer ...

Ryan Peake is making headlines in golf magazines after winning the New Zealand Open. The 31-year-old golfer, once a member of a motorcycle group that is labeled as criminal, managed to win to the ...