Hannah green

August 6th, 2021

Hannah Green positioned to make Olympic history in Tokyo

Aditi Ashok, Hannah Green, Kasumigaseki Country Club, Lydia Ko, Nelly Korda, Tokyo Olympics

August 6th, 2021

Minjee Lee and Hannah Green inspire our future Olympians

The naysayers who argue that golf does not need the Olympics because it has big championships and big tours miss one important point.

August 5th, 2021

C’MON, AUSSIE: Hannah Green roars into medal contention on day two in Tokyo

Hannah Green has one eye on an Olympic medal and another on the weather forecast after peeling off eight birdies in a second round of six-under 65 at the women’s golf competition at Kasumigaseki Country Club on Thursday.

August 3rd, 2021

Tokyo Olympics women’s tee-times and pairings for the first and second rounds

As was the case with the men’s Olympic competition, International Golf Federation officials have appropriately given the honour of hitting the opening tee shot of the 2021 Olympic women’s golf tournament to a player from the host country.

August 3rd, 2021

Minjee Lee’s Major breakthrough the perfect Olympic prep

Minjee Lee’s 2016 Olympic teammate Su Oh believes the manner of her recent Major breakthrough at the Evian Championship will serve as the ideal Olympic preparation ahead of the start of the women’s golf competition tomorrow.

July 2nd, 2021

C’MON, AUSSIE: The four Australian golfers locked in for Tokyo Olympics

June 29th, 2021

Korda sisters among those heading to Tokyo as official bids for the Olympics are finalised

All three medallists from 2016 Olympics in Brazil are returning for the Games that were postponed from last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

June 24th, 2021

The LPGA Tour is set to embark on a statistical revolution

KPMG Performance Insights, a new technology platform developed in partnership with the LPGA, will launch at this week’s Women’s PGA Championship and immediately be implemented on the LPGA Tour.

June 24th, 2021

With an ongoing string of first-time Major winners, expect the unexpected at the Women’s PGA Championship

Women’s golf at this exact moment is replete with first-time Major winners, and we’re currently on a streak of seven first-timers in a row.

June 21st, 2021

Homesick Hannah Green to miss five weeks after this week’s Women’s PGA Championship

Green will resume play at the Tokyo Olympics, where she will represent Australia as an Olympian for the first time.

US Women’s Open: Aussies fall away as showdown looms in San Francisco

US Women’s Open: Australia’s Emily Mahar soothes her nerves, with some help

Chasing distance isn’t just a PGA Tour thing. Australia’s Hannah Green is seeing it pay off

HSBC Women’s World Champs: Green sees red after blowing huge chance in Singapore

Watch Lydia Ko bank this shot off Hannah Green’s ball for an improbable walk-off eagle

At 23, Brooke Henderson reaches impressive milestone with win No.10

December 13th, 2020

US Women’s Open 2020: It’s deja vu for Japan’s ‘Smiling Cinderella’ as Aussies fade

Hinako Shibuno leads the U.S. Open and is looking to add to her majors victory total

October 16th, 2020

Trust the process: Brett Rumford’s advice for impatient Jarryd Felton

Six-time European Tour winner Brett Rumford is adamant that it is only time – and an injection of self-belief – that stands between Jarryd Felton and a place on one of the world’s top golf tours.

October 7th, 2020

C’MON, AUSSIE: Hannah Green steels herself for PGA defence

Hannah Green learned a lot from her Major championship win at Hazeltine last year, most of all about the need for mental toughness.

September 21st, 2020

Georgia Hall wins first title in the US during surreal week at the Cambia Portland Classic

The shortened LPGA tournament endured smoky air and thunderstorms – plus more play than the revised 54 holes.

August 24th, 2020

Minjee Lee bows to Sophia Popov’s Open heroics

After sitting five-over par in total through 24 holes of the championship, it was no mean feat for the Royal Fremantle member to contend so fiercely.

August 20th, 2020

C’MON, AUSSIE: Green hunting second Major title at AIG Women’s Open

West Australian Hannah Green will tee it up at the AIG Women’s Open at Royal Troon on Thursday evening Australian time knowing she is a genuine chance of capturing her second Major championship.

Leaderboard

Zurich Classic of New Orleans - 2024

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
T1	Brehm/ Hubbard	-11	F	1
T1	Kohles/ Kizzire	-11	F	1
T1	Rai/ Lipsky	-11	F	1
T1	McIlroy/ Lowry	-11	F	1
T5	Thompson/ Novak	-10	F	1
T5	Detry/ MacIntyre	-10	F	1
T5	Champ/ Daffue	-10	F	1
T8	Stevens/ Barjon	-9	F	1
T8	Higgo/ Fox	-9	F	1
T8	List/ Norlander	-9	F	1
T8	Conners/ Pendrith	-9	F	1
T8	Blair/ Fishburn	-9	F	1
T8	Meissner/ Smotherman	-9	F	1
T8	Tarren/ Skinns	-9	F	1
T8	Mitchell/ Dahmen	-9	F	1
T8	Taylor/ Hadwin	-9	F	1
T8	Johnson/ Palmer	-9	F	1
T8	Lashley/ Campos	-9	F	1
T8	Taylor/ O'Hair	-9	F	1
T8	Sigg/ Hadley	-9	F	1
T21	Yu/ Pan	-8	F	1
T21	Spaun/ Buckley	-8	F	1
T21	Echavarria/ Greyserman	-8	F	1
T21	Berger/ Perez	-8	F	1
T21	Hall/ Piercy	-8	F	1
T21	Eckroat/ Gotterup	-8	F	1
T21	Wallace/ Olesen	-8	F	1
T21	Silverman/ Dougherty	-8	F	1
T29	Chappell/ Dufner	-7	F	1
T29	Vegas/ Burgoon	-7	F	1
T29	Ghim/ Kim	-7	F	1
T29	Theegala/ Zalatoris	-7	F	1
T29	Cantlay/ Schauffele	-7	F	1
T29	Moore/ NeSmith	-7	F	1
T29	Hoffman/ Watney	-7	F	1
T29	Putnam/ Highsmith	-7	F	1
T29	Suh/ Hoey	-7	F	1
T29	Phillips/ Bridgeman	-7	F	1
T29	Molinari/ Donald	-7	F	1
T29	Malnati/ Knox	-7	F	1
T29	Young/ Martin	-7	F	1
T29	Wu/ Lower	-7	F	1
T29	Xiong/ McCormick	-7	F	1
T44	Whaley/ Long	-6	F	1
T44	Kraft/ Tway	-6	F	1
T44	Montgomery/ Griffin	-6	F	1
T44	Ramey/ Trainer	-6	F	1
T44	Hardy/ Riley	-6	F	1
T44	Garnett/ Straka	-6	F	1
T44	Hoge/ McNealy	-6	F	1
T44	Kuchar/ Stricker	-6	F	1
T44	Wu/ Nicholas	-6	F	1
T44	Lawrence/ Potgieter	-6	F	1
T44	Tosti/ Potter, Jr.	-6	F	1
T44	Morikawa/ Kitayama	-6	F	1
T44	Fitzpatrick/ Fitzpatrick	-6	F	1
T44	Lee/ Kim	-6	F	1
T44	Reavie/ Snedeker	-6	F	1
T44	Norrman/ Campillo	-6	F	1
T60	Yuan/ Dou	-5	F	1
T60	Barnes/ Endycott	-5	F	1
T60	Stanger/ Dumont de Chassart	-5	F	1
T60	Merritt/ Streb	-5	F	1
T60	Horschel/ Alexander	-5	F	1
T60	Woodland/ Hodges	-5	F	1
T60	Shelton/ Furr	-5	F	1
T67	Kim/ Bae	-4	F	1
T67	Hossler/ Ryder	-4	F	1
T67	Pereda/ Cook	-4	F	1
T67	Højgaard/ Højgaard	-4	F	1
T67	Streelman/ Laird	-4	F	1
T67	Gutschewski/ Byrd	-4	F	1
T67	Coody/ Coody	-4	F	1
T74	Kisner/ Brown	-3	F	1
T74	Cole/ Cochran	-3	F	1
T74	Crowe/ Higgs	-3	F	1
T77	Smalley/ Schmid	-2	F	1
T77	Sloan/ Teater	-2	F	1
T77	Springer/ Whitney	-2	F	1
80	Hale, Jr./ Haley II	-1	F	1

Adelaide 2024 Leaderboard

PlayersTeams

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Jinichiro Kozuma	-9	18	1
T2	Carlos Ortiz	-8	18	1
T2	Danny Lee	-8	18	1
T4	Mito Pereira	-7	18	1
T4	Peter Uihlein	-7	18	1
T4	Andy Ogletree	-7	18	1
T4	Anirban Lahiri	-7	18	1
T8	Matt Jones	-6	18	1
T8	Brendan Steele	-6	18	1
T10	Dean Burmester	-5	18	1
T10	Patrick Reed	-5	18	1
T10	Marc Leishman	-5	18	1
T10	Paul Casey	-5	18	1
T10	Joaquin Niemann	-5	18	1
T10	Jon Rahm	-5	18	1
T16	Talor Gooch	-4	18	1
T16	Cameron Tringale	-4	18	1
T16	Bryson DeChambeau	-4	18	1
T16	Caleb Surratt	-4	18	1
T16	Richard Bland	-4	18	1
T16	Louis Oosthuizen	-4	18	1
T16	Cameron Smith	-4	18	1
T23	Abraham Ancer	-3	18	1
T23	Charl Schwartzel	-3	18	1
T23	Pat Perez	-3	18	1
T23	Thomas Pieters	-3	18	1
T23	Kalle Samooja	-3	18	1
T23	Phil Mickelson	-3	18	1
T29	Scott Vincent	-2	18	1
T29	Lee Westwood	-2	18	1
T29	Tyrrell Hatton	-2	18	1
T29	Charles Howell III	-2	18	1
T29	Bubba Watson	-2	18	1
T29	Brooks Koepka	-2	18	1
T35	Matthew Wolff	-1	18	1
T35	Martin Kaymer	-1	18	1
T35	Anthony Kim	-1	18	1
T35	Sam Horsfield	-1	18	1
T35	Sergio Garcia	-1	18	1
T40	Harold Varner III	E	18	1
T40	David Puig	E	18	1
T40	Dustin Johnson	E	18	1
T40	Ian Poulter	E	18	1
T40	Adrian Meronk	E	18	1
T40	Kieran Vincent	E	18	1
T46	Sebastian Muñoz	+1	18	1
T46	Branden Grace	+1	18	1
T46	Lucas Herbert	+1	18	1
T46	Henrik Stenson	+1	18	1
T50	Hudson Swafford	+2	18	1
T50	Kevin Na	+2	18	1
T52	Eugenio Chacarra	+3	18	1
T52	Jason Kokrak	+3	18	1
T52	Graeme McDowell	+3	18	1