The LPGA and LET will co-sanction The Championship in the UK with Golf Saudi backing from 2027, a $4 million event that appears to replace the Women’s Scottish Open.
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.
Megan Khang has never lost a Solheim Cup singles match and boasts a 7-3-3 record across four appearances. Her captain, Angela Stanford, calls her “the straw that stirs the drink.” Meet the Boston-born golfer whose edge and energy make her the heartbeat of the U.S. team.
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.
China’s Ruoning Yin has ended a two-year wait for an LPGA Tour victory, holding off Hyo Joo Kim to win the FM Championship at TPC Boston for her sixth career title. Australia’s Karis Davidson was the leading Australian, finishing tied for 17th.
Chinese star Ruoning Yin has chipped in for birdie from just off the 18th green to take the third-round lead in the LPGA Tour’s FM Championship at TPC Boston. Yin also holed a 20-foot putt for birdie on the par-3 16th in her third round of four-under 68 as she got to 12-under 204 on Read more…
Japan’s Miyu Yamashita is back on top of an LPGA Tour leaderboard only days after tying the tour’s 72-hole scoring record in a nine-stroke victory in Canada.
Leona Maguire, a 31-year-old veteran of three Solheim Cups, along with Julia Lopez Ramirez, Nastasia Nadaud and former Women’s NSW Open champion Mimi Rhodes were the four captain’s picks made by Anna Nordqvist on Monday morning as she rounded out the 12-player European squad she’ll be leading in the Netherlands in September.
Despite losing ground on the leaderboard with a two-over-par 73, Choi will start the final round in a share of 16th place in her first appearance at the Women’s Open.
American Yealimi Noh has moved to the brink of a breakthrough major title after taking a three-shot lead on day three of the Women’s Open, but Australian hopes look slim heading into the final day.
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.
Jeeno Thitikul holds a two-shot lead at the AIG Women’s Open, while a mostly disappointing day left Cassie Porter as the top Australian at one under, with Minjee Lee’s card blowing out on the back nine.
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