[Photo: Luke Walker] Women’s world No.5 Lydia Ko has enough to worry about when preparing for a golf tournament, but her dog, Kai, is no longer one of them because she’s had her household pet undergo extensive training. Her dog Kai, a Shiba Inu who is almost 2 years old, has benefited from training. And Read more…
You don’t have to look any further than Instagram to understand why the most notable player at this week’s LPGA Tour event isn’t one of the top women’s professionals in the field, but rather an 18-year-old high school senior with a famous last name.
[Photo: Lintao Zhang] After three rounds, Nasa Hataoka and Yuna Araki shared the lead at the LPGA’s Toto Japan Classic, a position Hataoka is familiar with. She led this tournament after 54 holes in both 2023 and 2018, and converted the win in 2018. RELATED: Aaron Rai rallies to defeat Tommy Fleetwood, winning the Abu Dhabi Read more…
With 17 worldwide victories, including 12 on the LPGA Tour, Sei Young Kim is one of the most respected and beloved players in women’s golf. That admiration shoots up exponentially when she competes in her native South Korea, site of this week’s BMW Ladies Championship.
Jeeno Thitikul made a four-foot birdie putt on the fifth playoff hole to win the Buick LPGA Shanghai and end a crazy LPGA streak by becoming the LPGA Tour’s first multiple winner in 2025.
To secure her first win of the season, Jeeno Thitikul had to hold off a stacked leaderboard that included World No. 1 Nelly Korda and a host of other top players.
Earlier this year, three-time LPGA Tour A Lim Kim went viral for going through her AimPoint routine for a tap-in putt. As many people have pointed out since, the screenshot of her straddling the hole from less than a foot away looked worse than the full video. But, regardless, it’s easy to see why it Read more…
Teenage sensation Yana Wilson has won the Mizuho Americas Open before, albeit in the AJGA portion of the event. Now the 18-year-old Wilson will tee it up at Liberty National Golf Club in New Jersey for the first time as a professional. And with her first pro win on her résumé, to boot.
World No.5 Hannah Green is taking a leaf out of fellow West Australian Min Woo Lee by incorporating statistics into her assault on the majors as one of the favourites at the Chevron Championship, the first women’s major of the year.
AimPoint made headlines again over the weekend, this time on the LPGA when A Lim Kim was spotted on television using the routine for a putt that was only about 18 inches long.