The second week of the new season is upon us and there's double the action with both the Australian PGA Championship and AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open on the agenda.
Ahead of this week's golf, we take a look back at the best images from both tournaments, including stunning scenery and celebration poses.
1) Fairway intruder
Encountering wildlife on the course comes with the territory on the European Tour. Baboons tread the fairways in South Africa, but in Australia it's kangaroos that call the course their home.
2) Teamwork
When you hole out for eagle on Moving Day, there's only one way to celebrate.
3) Sparkling form
Harold Varner III seemed to enjoy cracking open the obligatory winning bottle of champagne more than most at last year's Australian PGA Championship.
4) Bird's-eye view
RACV Royal Pines Resort, host of this week's event in Queensland, is a picture from the ground and even more breathtaking from above.
5) Poults the coach
Let's hope Ian Poulter's clinic with schoolchildren in Australia in 2016 was more successful than his Bad Coaching in South Africa this year...
6) Wang making waves
Jeunghun Wang's back-to-back wins in Morocco and Mauritius in 2016 signaled the arrival of South Korea's latest star. After his victory in Mauritius, he took his distinctive trophy into the Indian Ocean for a memorable winning shot.
7) Hat goals
The baseball cap has been an established look for many years, but Brandon Stone tried out a new item of headwear after borrowing a marshal's hat in Mauritius.
8) Jumping for joy
Li Haotong gave us one of the most memorable celebrations of 2016. After chipping in over a wall, the Chinese jumped on top and pumped his fists in celebration.
9) Mauritius views
It's hard to stay focused on those putts when this is your backdrop.
10) As final holes go...
It's easy to see why the players refer to this week's event in Mauritius as golf in paradise...
