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January 24th, 2022

How prepping for the British Open helped Danielle Kang win the LPGA Tour’s 2022 season opener

Annika Sorenstam, Brooke Henderson, Danielle Kang, Derek Lowe, Gaby Lopez, Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, Lake Nona Golf Club, LPGA, Nelly Korda, Olly Brett

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.

August 2nd, 2021

Annika Sorenstam is a USGA champion again after learning to mix golf and family

Making her debut in the US Senior Women’s Open, Sorenstam went wire-to-wire in a runaway victory in the third overall edition of the championship, a performance that had everybody shaking their heads, including Sorenstam.

July 22nd, 2021

Nelly Korda’s successful 2021 season can turn historic with this rare accomplishment

Three golfers in the field at this week’s Amundi Evian Championship in France can join an elite club.

July 4th, 2021

Pine Valley’s first female members announced, includes LPGA legend Annika Sorenstam

Annika Sorenstam will be one of three women to accept membership at Pine Valley Golf Club, the club announced in an email to its membership at the weekend, ending Pine Valley’s 108-year history as a male-only club.

June 14th, 2021

Women and men deem first ‘mixed’ European event a success, as emotional journeyman claims victory

March 1st, 2021

Korda sisters grab first two LPGA titles of 2021 with Nelly winning at Lake Nona

Nelly Korda is one of those golfers who looks like she’s virtually always in control.

March 1st, 2021

Annika Sorenstam enjoyed her first LPGA start since 2008, but says she won’t be playing another

From the start, Sorenstam acknowledged this wasn’t a comeback so much as a tune-up.

February 27th, 2021

An incorrect ruling cost Annika Sorenstam a shot at Gainbridge LPGA, while she sits on the cut line

The LPGA Tour released a statement explaining the controversial – and incorrect – ruling

February 10th, 2021

SHE’S BACK: Annika Sorenstam is set to play her first official LPGA event in 13 years

This is not a dream. Annika Sorenstam is in the field at the LPGA Tour’s next event: the LPGA Gainbridge, February 25-28 in Orlando.

Annika Sorenstam is in the celebrity field at this week’s Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions, but isn’t calling it a comeback

It’s no longer about politics: golf needs to distance itself from Trump

Annika Sorenstam named new IGF president as golf plans for Tokyo Olympics

Tiger woods surrounded by golf items in an exploding illustration

The untold stories of Tiger Woods

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

Annika Sorenstam to give $75,000 to Symetra Tour players in financial need

January 22nd, 2020

World Golf Hall of Fame changes minimum age, paving way for Tiger Woods’ induction in 2021

A player will be eligible for induction provided he or she turns 45 the year of the Induction Ceremony or is retired for at least three years.

October 15th, 2019

European Tour, LET announce Scandinavian Mixed, joint tournament with men and women competing for same title, prizemoney

The concept of elite male and female golfers playing for the same title has the hosts enthusiastic about its potential impact on the sport.

August 6th, 2018

England’s Georgia Hall wins Ricoh Women’s British Open

The Englishwoman’s play over four days at Royal Lytham & St Annes made it easy to forget that she started the week as a 22-year-old LPGA rookie still looking for her first tour win.

July 18th, 2018

Brittany Lincicome finds support – and nerves – at Barbasol Championship

Brittany Lincicome will become the sixth woman to play in a US PGA Tour event.

June 11th, 2018

Annie Park overcomes a season of struggles to win ShopRite LPGA Classic

With only partial status on the LPGA Tour, the world No.236 made the most of her opportunity in Atlantic City.

June 2nd, 2018

LPGA pro Brittany Lincicome set to play in US PGA Tour event

Lincicome, 32, will be the fifth female professional to compete in a US PGA Tour event, joining Michelle Wie, Annika Sorenstam, Babe Zaharias and Suzy Whaley.