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September 2nd, 2024

South Korea’s Haeran Ryu, 23, posts second LPGA victory in rainy playoff

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January 25th, 2024

With Lydia Ko on cusp of making the LPGA Hall of Fame, here are 9 players hoping to follow her

With Ko on the doorstep of entering one of the most challenging Hall of Fames in all of sports, here are the 10 active players with at least 10 LPGA Hall of Fame points who have contended in recent years.

June 27th, 2023

There’s a new No.1 for the most weeks at world No.1

Jin Young Ko has been atop the list 159 times, surpassing Lorena Ochoa for the most weeks since the world ranking’s inception in 2006.

May 15th, 2023

Jin Young Ko wins Founders Cup for third time after Minjee Lee’s unexpected three-putt

It took a playoff to settle the battle between the last two LPGA Tour Cognizant Founders Cup champions at Montclair Country Club in Clifton, New Jersey.

April 18th, 2023

The top 25 players competing at the 2023 Chevron Championship, ranked

In advance of this week’s championship, we ranked the top 25 players we see as most likely to raise the Dinah Trophy at the end of the week and emerged a historic first winner at the Chevron’s new home.

March 27th, 2023

Celine Boutier’s playoff win at the LPGA Drive On doubles as a milestone moment for French golf

March 6th, 2023

Jin Young Ko fends off Nelly Korda and Danielle Kang to grab ‘the most important win’ of her career

The 12-month odyssey to win once more and claim her 14th career LPGA title was one that pushed the 27-year-old South Korean star unlike any other time in her impressive professional career.

November 1st, 2022

Thai teenager Atthaya Thitikul joins Tiger Woods and Lydia Ko as the youngest-ever world No.1s

Thitikul, Ko and Tiger Woods are the only golfers, male or female, to reach world No.1 before age 22.

October 21st, 2022

World No.1 Jin Young Ko returns from injury to shoot career-worst score

Jin Young Ko’s return to the LPGA Tour at the BMW Ladies Championship after a two-month layoff to rest an ailing left wrist seemed to get off to a reasonable start. The top-ranked player in the world shot a one-under 35 on the front nine at Oak Valley Country Club in Wonju, South Korea.

September 21st, 2022

Presidents Cup 2022: What if the matches added LPGA players?

The notion of a combined men’s and women’s team event is something that’s been discussed before.

Jin Young Ko sidelined with wrist injury, leaving Minjee Lee a shot at world No.1 ranking

5 players to watch at the 2022 Amundi Evian Championship

Get on a roll with your irons

Jin Young Ko breaks an Annika Sorenstam record while winning the HSBC Women’s World Championship

Nelly Korda’s reign as world No.1 comes to an end – for the moment

9 things we hope to see on the LPGA Tour in 2022

November 22nd, 2021

CAN’T CATCH KO: Jin Young Ko outpaces Nelly Korda to win LPGA finale, claim player-of-the-year honours

In the end, there wasn’t a lot Nelly Korda could do on Sunday at the CME Group Tour Championship.

November 15th, 2021

Nelly Korda survives late-round triple(!), wins in a playoff and takes command of the LPGA Player of the Year race

By claiming her fourth title of the 2021 season Korda pulled ahead of Jin Young Ko in the official Player of the Year standings.

November 11th, 2021

Nelly Korda vs Jin Young Ko: Inside the crazy-close race for LPGA Player of the Year

If you take more data into account and consider a few subjective measures, would the race between the duo look different or still be too close to call?

October 25th, 2021

Jin Young Ko takes BMW Ladies Championship in playoff, marking the 200th LPGA Tour win by a South Korean

Ko is projected to regain her spot as the No.1 player in the world, overtaking Nelly Korda, who was not in the field at the BMW.

October 22nd, 2021

The 11 most impressive streaks in pro golf history

We went back through the history books to look at record streaks in pro golf and came up with, in our humble opinion, a list of the most impressive.

October 21st, 2021

This unique LPGA milestone could be accomplished this week fittingly in South Korea

If a South Korean player is victorious on Sunday, it will mark the 200th win for a South Korean woman on the LPGA Tour.

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