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May 2nd, 2021

HSBC Women’s World Champs: Green sees red after blowing huge chance in Singapore

Golf, Hannah Green, HSBC Women’s World Championship, Hyo-Joo Kim, LPGA, Singapore

November 18th, 2020

US Women’s Open field is strongest among 2020 Majors; two American stars won’t play

There is still one Major left to be played in 2020.

July 30th, 2020

7 things you need to know about the LPGA’s return

The LPGA returns this Friday, 166 days since the tour last competed. With the wait finally over, how exactly is competition going to work?

July 21st, 2020

Women’s world rankings altered to account for pandemic’s effect on schedule

The Rolex Women’s World Golf Ranking announced overnight it is resuming its standings immediately, with a major – albeit temporary – switch.

June 22nd, 2020

So Yeon Ryu wins Korean Women’s Open, donates the prizemoney to COVID-19 relief

Ryu had never claimed the title in one of her country’s most prestigious events.

November 11th, 2019

Ai Suzuki, a star in Japan, wins her first LPGA Tour event at the Toto Japan Classic

July 1st, 2019

Sung Hyun Park wins Walmart NW Arkansas Championship with final-hole birdie, set to return world No.1

Only Park, Jin Young Ko and Brooke Henderson have won more than one event on the LPGA Tour in 2019.

June 4th, 2018

The clubs Ariya Jutanugarn used to win the US Women’s Open

Ariya Jutanugarn has made playing without a driver fashionable. And as you might expect from someone who has 12 clubs that are irons or wedges in her bag, it was those clubs that propelled her to her second major title at the US Women’s Open.

June 4th, 2018

Ariya Jutanugarn squanders seven-shot lead, but defeats Hyo-Joo Kim on fourth playoff hole of US Women’s Open

The victory was the Thai’s ninth on the LPGA Tour and second Major championship, though it’s likely more accurate to say she survived it, rather than won it.

February 24th, 2016

Minjee Lee: Avoiding The Second Year Blues

No longer a rookie, Australia’s Minjee Lee faces new challenges in her second season as a professional on the LPGA Tour.

Dean Herden celebrates with In Gee Chun after her 2015 US Women's Open victory.

Why Korea Dominate Women’s Professional Golf

Team Finals

Rank	Team Name	Total	Score
1	RIPPER GC	-11	277
T2	4ACES GC	-8	280
T2	IRON HEADS GC	-8	280
4	LEGION XIII	-6	282
5	STINGER GC	-15	273
6	FIREBALLS GC	-14	274
T7	CRUSHERS GC	-2	286
T7	HYFLYERS GC	-2	286
9	MAJESTICKS GC	-5	283
10	TORQUE GC	-4	284
11	CLEEKS GC	-1	287
12	RANGEGOATS GC	+4	292
13	SMASH GC	+12	300

Hyo-joo kim

HSBC Women’s World Champs: Green sees red after blowing huge chance in Singapore

US Women’s Open field is strongest among 2020 Majors; two American stars won’t play

7 things you need to know about the LPGA’s return

Women’s world rankings altered to account for pandemic’s effect on schedule

So Yeon Ryu wins Korean Women’s Open, donates the prizemoney to COVID-19 relief

Ai Suzuki, a star in Japan, wins her first LPGA Tour event at the Toto Japan Classic

Sung Hyun Park wins Walmart NW Arkansas Championship with final-hole birdie, set to return world No.1

The clubs Ariya Jutanugarn used to win the US Women’s Open

Ariya Jutanugarn squanders seven-shot lead, but defeats Hyo-Joo Kim on fourth playoff hole of US Women’s Open

Minjee Lee: Avoiding The Second Year Blues

Why Korea Dominate Women’s Professional Golf

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