Nelly Korda arrived at the US Women’s Open at Riviera wearing a standout number 13 jersey, explaining its personal meaning as she continues her strong season and chase for another major title.
Major champion and Evian winner Grace Kim has been appointed the standalone female ambassador of MyGolf Powered by Ripper GC and her message to young Australians is simple: give it a go.
Jeeno Thitikul bounced back from a missed cut at the Chevron Championship to successfully defend her Mizuho Americas Open title in New Jersey, securing her ninth LPGA Tour victory.
Nelly Korda is continuing her dominant 2026 LPGA season with multiple wins and a major already in the bag. In a recent TV interview, she opened up about her swing, family influence and the simple tempo cue that keeps her game on track.
Hannah Green produced a stunning late charge to win the JM Eagle LA Championship in a playoff, claiming her fourth victory of the season and continuing her dominance in Los Angeles.
Hyo Joo Kim held off a charging Nelly Korda to claim a dramatic wire-to-wire win at the Fortinet Founders Cup, showcasing clutch short game under pressure.
After nearly nine years without a win, Mi Hyang Lee fought back from a disastrous front nine to claim the Blue Bay LPGA title with a clutch birdie on the final hole at Jian Lake Blue Bay Golf Course.
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.
Multiple major winner Minjee Lee spearheads a four-strong Australian contingent at the final event of the LPGA Tour season, the CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Florida. Here is what you need to know about the LPGA Tour finale.
[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…
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