Nelly Korda has won four times thus far in 2026, so she’s of course going to be a player to watch at every tournament she enters. But there are more golfers to keep an eye on in France this week.
Carolina Chacarra collected her first professional victory on the Ladies European Tour at the Hulencourt Women’s Open. The 23-year-old from Spain shot a final-round 68 in Belgium to top Australia’s Kelsey Bennett by three shots.
Australia’s Kelsey Bennett will take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Hulencourt Women’s Open as she chases her second LET title of the year.
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.
Annabell Fuller wore a skort and collared crop top in competition on the Gold Coast, with many commenters complimenting the athletic look and others questioning whether exposing one’s midriff during a round of golf is appropriate.
West Australian Hannah Green has completed the WPGA Tour of Australasia major double and extended her winning streak to three after a see-sawing final day at the Australian WPGA Championship.
West Australians Hannah Green and Kirsten Rudgeley share second place at the halfway stage of the Women’s Australian Open, just one stroke behind France’s Celine Herbin.
Kelsey Bennett leads the home charge at the Women’s Australian Open, sitting three strokes behind first-round leader Darcey Harry from Wales at Kooyonga Golf Club.
Five-time champion Karrie Webb has urged Australia’s modern stars to ride the wave of home crowd support in their quest to end a more-than-decade-long drought at the Women’s Australian Open starting today at Kooyonga Golf Club in Adelaide.
Married touring professionals Hannah Green and Jarryd Felton are temporarily working together as player and caddie, including this week in the national championship at Kooyonga Golf Club.
This week’s Women’s Australian Open will have just two South Australians in the field, and the lone professional, Kristalle Blum, has received the dream draw of a spot in the first group off the first tee at Kooyonga Golf Club on Thursday.
The Women’s Australian Open returns to Adelaide and Kooyonga Golf Club for the first time since 2020, with a star-studded field led by Major champions Minjee Lee, Hannah Green and Grace Kim competing for the Patricia Bridges Bowl.
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