Andrew ‘Beef’ Johnston Makes Long-Awaited DP World Tour Comeback in Australia | Full Comeback Story 🇦🇺⛳
After more than a year away from professional golf, Andrew “Beef” Johnston is finally making his long-awaited return to the DP World Tour — and the comeback story couldn’t be more inspiring! 💪🐮
The English fan favorite hasn’t played since the 2024 BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth, where he finished tied for 40th. What followed was a brutal injury setback — a complete ligament tear and partial tears in two tendons in his thumb that kept him sidelined for over a year. 😔
Now, after months of hard rehab and recovery, “Beef” is ready to tee it up again — this time Down Under! 🇦🇺 He’ll be competing in both the Australian PGA Championship and the Australian Open, marking his first competitive appearance in 14 months.
In this video, we break down everything you need to know about Johnston’s incredible road to recovery, his new life in Australia, and his mindset heading into his long-awaited comeback. From his Instagram updates to his emotional comments about rediscovering his rhythm, this is the comeback story every golf fan needs to hear. 💥
👉 Watch till the end to find out how Johnston’s move to Australia could reshape his career — and what fans can expect when he returns to the fairways.
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Andrew Beef Johnston is finally set to make his long- aaited comeback to the DP World Tour next month, marking his first appearance since September 2024. The fan favorite Englishman last teed up at the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth, where he finished tied for 40th before an untimely hand injury forced him off the course. Soon after, Johnston revealed the full extent of the issue. a complete ligament tear and partial tears in two other tendons in his thumb which kept him sidelineed for over a year. During his recovery, the 36-year-old made a major life change, relocating to Australia, where he has now chosen to relaunch his professional career. Beef will make his official return at the Australian PGA Championship in the Australian Open scheduled for late November and early December. These will be his first competitive starts in 14 months. Confirming the news to Australian Golf Digest, Johnston said, “I’m ramping up and starting to play a lot. These two are big events. They’re important events, and I’ve loved the atmosphere, but I’m looking forward to playing the Australian Open and seeing a golf course I’ve heard so much about over the years that I’m looking at the Aussie events in two ways. To rebuild fitness and sharpness, but also to compete. I’m not going there just to make up the numbers. I want to have a good couple of weeks.” Johnston’s time away from competition was undoubtedly challenging, but his patience and persistence are now paying off. In August, he gave fans a glimpse of his progress on Instagram, sharing videos from his practice sessions along with a heartfelt update. I’m getting there. For a while, I felt like I was hitting everything at the same speed and not really moving forward. It tested my patience, but we kept going and now I’m back hitting full shots. My speed and distance are still a bit down, but they’re improving all the time. After months of frustration and rehab, Beef is ready to get back to doing what he loves most, competing, entertaining fans, and bringing his trademark energy back to the fairways.
