The league has officially unveiled its five debut franchises and their respective rosters, which are set to compete at the SoFi Center in Florida this November and December.
Asterisk Talley has claimed the biggest win of her amateur career, defeating Japan’s Anna Iwanaga 8&6 at the US Women’s Amateur, four months after heartbreak at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur.
Kelsey Bennett has moved up to third on the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit after finishing fifth at the PIF London Championship, a week that also saw 17-year-old Anna Huang break an 11-year-old Lydia Ko record.
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…
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.
Haeran Ryu began her bid for a third straight major victory with a fantastic opening round at the AIG Women’s Open, upstaging playing partners Nelly Korda and Lydia Ko.
Lydia Ko was crying and screaming watching Ryan Fox’s Open Championship win unfold from the US. Now at Royal Lytham, an hour from Birkdale, she hopes to channel his fearlessness for her own major bid.
The New Zealand Women’s Open is set for a landmark return in March 2027, co-sanctioned by the Ladies European Tour and WPGA Tour of Australasia, with Dame Lydia Ko headlining the field at Wainui Golf Club.
Defending champion Minjee Lee leads seven Australians into the 2026 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Hazeltine, a venue that already holds a special place in Australian golf history.
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.
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.
The 28-year-old Kiwi won’t be doing any triple lutzes or snowboarding in half pipe. Luckily for golf fans Winter Olympic athletes are probably equally entertained by what she’s done on the golf course.
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