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April 2nd, 2023

LPGA continues to explore possible merger with LET as commissioner discusses idea with players

Ladies European Tour, Liz Moore, Lizette Salas, LPGA Tour, Maria Fassi, Matt Chmura, Mollie Marcoux Samaan

September 7th, 2021

Solheim Cup 2021: How Matilda Castren went from being ineligible to sinking the clinching putt for Europe

By making the team Castren also notched another first for Finland: she’s the first Finnish woman to play in a Solheim Cup.

September 6th, 2021

Solheim Cup 2021: Americans bounce back, but still trail entering the singles matches

Somehow, though, America’s team members kept their cool, found their footing, weathered those early European salvos, and finally injected some drama into the 17th Solheim Cup on day two.

August 23rd, 2021

Anna Nordqvist, now a three-time Major winner, is an older, wiser and more humble champion

The victory was the ninth of Nordqvist’s LPGA career, precisely a third of them coming in Majors.

June 28th, 2021

Nelly Korda rises to the challenge with an inspired win at the KPMG Women’s PGA

It was the sixth win of her LPGA career, and along with getting the Major monkey off her back at a young age, Korda will also rise to No.1 in the world for the first time.

August 3rd, 2020

Danielle Kang wins LPGA’s first tournament back from lengthy hiatus

September 16th, 2019

Solheim Cup 2019: Juli Inkster says this was her last time as the American captain

It’s clear that Inkster does love her role as American captain, even in this year’s loss. She has become an institution within the Solheim Cup.

September 11th, 2019

Solheim Cup 2019: Team USA, with its record number of rookies, must rely on more than experience at Gleneagles

To win a third straight Solheim Cup, the United States team must handle the pressure of playing on the road and a team not as familiar with the perils of international team matchplay compared to past years.

August 5th, 2019

Hinako Shibuno, the AIG Women’s British Open winner that no one saw coming

It would be hard to find a player less likely to win the AIG Women’s British Open than Hinako Shibuno.

August 20th, 2018

Sung Hyun Park wins as Lexi Thompson returns

With this win at Brickyard Crossing Golf Club, the 24-year-old is predicted to regain her world No.1 ranking.

SOLHEIM CUP: Juli Inkster is Captain America

Americans make history in afternoon session of Solheim Cup

Juli Inkster says it’s time for US Solheim Cup contenders to step up and that ‘they know who they are’

Women’s Australian Open: Salas leads, but Oh and Smith poised

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Leaderboard

Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard - 2025

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
T1	Matthieu Pavon	-1	6	1
T1	Cam Davis	-1	4	1
T1	Ludvig Åberg	-1	4	1
T1	Max McGreevy	-1	1	1
T5	Tommy Fleetwood	E	7	1
T5	Austin Eckroat	E	5	1
T5	Byeong Hun An	E	5	1
T5	Hideki Matsuyama	E	3	1
T5	Keegan Bradley	E	2	1
T5	Andrew Novak	E	1	1
T11	Jacob Bridgeman	+1	12	1
T11	Aaron Rai	+1	9	1
T11	Billy Horschel	+1	8	1
T11	Jason Day	+1	7	1
T11	Eric Cole	+1	5	1
T11	S.W. Kim	+1	4	1
T11	Scottie Scheffler	+1	3	1
T11	Collin Morikawa	+1	2	1
T19	Tom Kim	+2	11	1
T19	J.J. Spaun	+2	10	1
T19	Sungjae Im	+2	9	1
T19	Adam Hadwin	+2	9	1
T19	Cam Young	+2	7	1
T19	Viktor Hovland	+2	3	1
T25	Taylor Pendrith	+3	8	1
T25	Sahith Theegala	+3	8	1
T25	Davis Thompson	+3	5	1
T28	Min Woo Lee	+4	11	1
T28	Max Homa	+4	9	1
T28	Akshay Bhatia	+4	6	1
31	Brian Campbell	+6	12	1
32	Aldrich Potgieter	+7	10	1
-	Daniel Berger	E	-	1
-	Ben Griffin	E	-	1
-	Lucas Glover	E	-	1
-	Michael Kim	E	-	1
-	Isaiah Salinda	E	-	1
-	Jackson Koivun	E	-	1
-	Maverick McNealy	E	-	1
-	Mackenzie Hughes	E	-	1
-	Nick Taylor	E	-	1
-	Sam Stevens	E	-	1
-	J.T. Poston	E	-	1
-	Brian Harman	E	-	1
-	Thomas Detry	E	-	1
-	Adam Scott	E	-	1
-	Robert MacIntyre	E	-	1
-	Matt Fitzpatrick	E	-	1
-	Denny McCarthy	E	-	1
-	Max Greyserman	E	-	1
-	Stephan Jaeger	E	-	1
-	Corey Conners	E	-	1
-	Nick Dunlap	E	-	1
-	Will Zalatoris	E	-	1
-	Chris Kirk	E	-	1
-	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	E	-	1
-	Sepp Straka	E	-	1
-	Tony Finau	E	-	1
-	Russell Henley	E	-	1
-	Tom Hoge	E	-	1
-	Rory McIlroy	E	-	1
-	Shane Lowry	E	-	1
-	Xander Schauffele	E	-	1
-	Justin Thomas	E	-	1
-	Wyndham Clark	E	-	1
-	Sam Burns	E	-	1
-	Joe Highsmith	E	-	1
-	Patrick Cantlay	E	-	1
-	Justin Rose	E	-	1
-	Patrick Rodgers	E	-	1
-	Harris English	E	-	1
-	Rafael Campos	E	-	1

Adelaide 2025 Leaderboard

PlayersTeams

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Joaquin Niemann	-13	18	3
T2	Carlos Ortiz	-10	18	3
T2	Abraham Ancer	-10	18	3
4	David Puig	-9	18	3
5	Richard Bland	-8	18	3
6	Jon Rahm	-7	18	3
T7	Tom McKibbin	-6	18	3
T7	Harold Varner III	-6	18	3
T7	Anirban Lahiri	-6	18	3
T7	Brooks Koepka	-6	18	3
T7	Sam Horsfield	-6	18	3
T12	Adrian Meronk	-5	18	3
T12	Thomas Pieters	-5	18	3
T12	Cameron Tringale	-5	18	3
T12	Charl Schwartzel	-5	18	3
T12	Dean Burmester	-5	18	3
T12	Henrik Stenson	-5	18	3
T18	Sergio Garcia	-4	18	3
T18	Kevin Na	-4	18	3
T18	Bryson DeChambeau	-4	18	3
T21	Marc Leishman	-3	18	3
T21	Bubba Watson	-3	18	3
T23	Phil Mickelson	-2	18	3
T23	Charles Howell III	-2	18	3
T23	Brendan Steele	-2	18	3
T23	Peter Uihlein	-2	18	3
T23	Yubin Jang	-2	18	3
T23	Ben Campbell	-2	18	3
T23	Tyrrell Hatton	-2	18	3
30	Cameron Smith	-1	18	3
T31	Dustin Johnson	E	18	3
T31	Caleb Surratt	E	18	3
T31	Andy Ogletree	E	18	3
T31	Ian Poulter	E	18	3
T31	Paul Casey	E	18	3
T31	Lucas Herbert	E	18	3
T37	Graeme McDowell	+2	18	3
T37	Luis Masaveu	+2	18	3
T37	Louis Oosthuizen	+2	18	3
T37	Lee Westwood	+2	18	3
T37	Patrick Reed	+2	18	3
T37	Branden Grace	+2	18	3
T37	Danny Lee	+2	18	3
44	Matt Jones	+3	18	3
45	Sebastian Muñoz	+4	18	3
46	Mito Pereira	+6	18	3
T47	Chieh-Po Lee	+7	18	3
T47	Jason Kokrak	+7	18	3
49	Martin Kaymer	+8	18	3
50	Wade Ormsby	+9	18	3
T51	Anthony Kim	+10	18	3
T51	Talor Gooch	+10	18	3
53	Frederik Kjettrup	+12	18	3
54	Matthew Wolff	+13	18	3