Pressed early and often by a red-hot South Korean Ina Yoon, Thitikul survived a duel in the final group, closing with two consecutive birdies to shoot a four-under-par 68 and win by three strokes with a 21-under total.
World No.2 golfer Jeeno Thitikul made a 12-foot birdie putt on the par-5 18th to fire a seven-under 65 and grab a share of the second-round lead at the LOTTE Championship in Hawaii, with Australia’s Robyn Choi well within striking distance. Seeking her fourth LPGA Tour victory of the year, the 23-year-old from Thailand was Read more…
Ahead of WTGL’s inaugural season, here’s a full breakdown of all five teams, their rosters, skill rankings and title chances, including Australia’s Minjee Lee.
Minjee Lee will represent Atlanta Drive GC in WTGL’s inaugural season, joining a stacked field of 25 players as the new women’s team golf league’s five founding rosters are unveiled.
Jeeno Thitikul has won in Portland for her third LPGA Tour title of the season, closing with a spectacular eight-under 64 to become the eighth player in history to reach 10 career wins before turning 24.
Sophia Schubert has birdied two of her last three holes to share the lead with Arpichaya Yubol heading into the final round in Portland, as both players chase a first LPGA Tour win.
Yealimi Noh is a believer in the power of manifestation and it has helped the 25-year-old American build a three-shot lead with a round to play at Royal Lytham & St Annes.
Favourite Haeran Ryu has moved into the halfway lead at the Women’s British Open as Australian hopes again failed to trouble the upper reaches of the leaderboard. Robyn Choi led the Aussie challenge, following her first-round 70 with a 71 to finish on a one-under-par 141, six shots off the lead. The next highest Aussie Read more…
Can Nelly Korda make it three majors in a row? The American makes winning look easier than it actually is, but the rest of the field isn’t going to conceded anything to her.
World No.2 Jeeno Thitikul is still searching for the first major title of her young career, and the Thai star believes the key to unlocking success in is in her short game.
Who should be on your radar for the year’s second women’s major? Here are 10 players we’ll be watching, appearing in their order on the Rolex Women’s Rankings, from lowest to highest.
Kelsey Bennett came within touching distance of another Ladies European Tour victory in Morocco before Canadian teen Anna Huang produced a history-making final round at the Lalla Meryem Cup. The Queenslander’s runner-up finish continues her outstanding 2026 campaign and cements her place among the LET’s form players.
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.
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.
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