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Ayaka furue

March 2nd, 2025

Lydia Ko’s dream came true as she dominated in Singapore to collect 23rd LPGA title

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November 20th, 2024

The LPGA’s top two scorers aren’t going to win the season scoring award. Why?

What was once an oddity has turned into a recent commonality, because for the third time in five years, the lowest scoring average on tour won’t win the Vare and its coveted LPGA Hall of Fame point.

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July 15th, 2024

Japan’s Ayaka Furue wins Evian Championship with dramatic 72nd-hole eagle to hold off Aussie Stephanie Kyriacou

May the Force be with you. The iconic phrase from Star Wars ran through Ayaka Furue’s mind with four holes to play in the Amundi Evian Championship as the fan of the iconic American film franchise navigated a chaotic finish in France to deliver a Kessel-run-worthy finish of five-under over her final five holes.

July 15th, 2024

Here’s the prizemoney payout for each golfer at the 2024 Amundi Evian Championship

Here is the breakdown for each player who made the cut in France.

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July 14th, 2024

Steph Kyriacou takes the lead into Evian Championship final round

Only one past major champion, Patty Tavatanakit, sits inside the top 10 going into the final round.

July 13th, 2024

Steph Kyriacou equal second as storms halt Evian Championship

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June 10th, 2024

Sweden’s Linnea Strom shoots 60 in historic comeback victory at ShopRite LPGA Classic

Strom, who birdied her 36th hole just to make the cut, earned her first career LPGA title to shatter the tour’s previous record held by Ayako Okamoto at the 1987 Lady Keystone Open (T-23) for the biggest comeback by position.

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May 29th, 2023

Thailand’s Pajaree Anannarukarn caps a 116-hole week with a victory over Japan’s Ayaka Furue, 3&1

The win qualifies the Thai golfer for the US Women’s Open at Pebble Beach in July.

September 19th, 2022

Andrea Lee wins in Portland to capture first LPGA Tour victory

Andrea Lee proved, after a shaky season, that she can successfully make the jump from college to the pro ranks.

August 1st, 2022

First LPGA title comes in spectacular fashion for rising Japanese rookie

Only two weeks after Cameron Smith came from four shots behind two overnight leaders to win the Open Championship at St Andrews, Ayaka Furue did the same to claim the Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open.

Nelly Korda went shoes-off for this par save from a pond at the Amundi Evian Championship

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