Professional golf this time of the year is generally called the silly season, to which Andrew Novak’s contribution to the silliness was his identifying his victory with Lauren Coughlin in the Grant Thornton Invitational as completing “the modern-day grand slam.”
It’s almost unfathomable that Korda – ranked second in the world – has yet to win after a seven-victory season where she tied a record for winning five straight.
Craig Kessler is four months into his new job as LPGA commissioner and already he’s done much to embolden the tour, players, TV partners, title sponsors and more.
[Photo: Luke Walker] Women’s world No.5 Lydia Ko has enough to worry about when preparing for a golf tournament, but her dog, Kai, is no longer one of them because she’s had her household pet undergo extensive training. Her dog Kai, a Shiba Inu who is almost 2 years old, has benefited from training. And Read more…
You don’t have to look any further than Instagram to understand why the most notable player at this week’s LPGA Tour event isn’t one of the top women’s professionals in the field, but rather an 18-year-old high school senior with a famous last name.
[Photo: Lintao Zhang] After three rounds, Nasa Hataoka and Yuna Araki shared the lead at the LPGA’s Toto Japan Classic, a position Hataoka is familiar with. She led this tournament after 54 holes in both 2023 and 2018, and converted the win in 2018. RELATED: Aaron Rai rallies to defeat Tommy Fleetwood, winning the Abu Dhabi Read more…
It’s unclear how much golf the LPGA Tour will get in Sunday (Monday AEST) at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship due to an inordinate amount of rain and soggy golf course conditions. And that means the usual 54-hole event could become just 36 holes.
[Photo: Pool photograph] The most nerve-wracking thing for British superstar Charley Hull wasn’t meeting dignitaries at the state dinner at Windsor Castle earlier this week in England. Hull doesn’t get anxious meeting famous people. RELATED: Ryder Cup 2025: Will Bethpage be a breaking point for fan behavior? She was, however, a little rattled driving. “The most Read more…
Japanese rookie Chisato Iwai stormed ahead in the final round of the Mexico Riviera Maya Open and never looked back to win for the first time on the LPGA in dominant fashion. RELATED: Two years ago he became an ordained monk. Now he just qualified for the Open Championship Chisato, 22, entered the final round Read more…
To secure her first win of the season, Jeeno Thitikul had to hold off a stacked leaderboard that included World No. 1 Nelly Korda and a host of other top players.
Australian Golf Digest
