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Lydia ko

June 6th, 2022

US Women’s Open 2022: A win in a walk for Minjee Lee

Hye-Jin Choi, Ingrid Lindblad, Lydia Ko, Mina Harigae, Minjee Lee, Nelly Korda, Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club, US Women’s Open, USGA

June 3rd, 2022

Why Lydia Ko has an unexpected logo on her visor at the US Women’s Open

LPGA players worked with American Express to find a company that aligned with them, and each company is owned by women. Ko landed on High Octane Coffee.

May 3rd, 2022

Lydia Ko leaves announcer at a loss for words with honest answer in post-round interview

You have to admire Lydia Ko’s honesty!

February 1st, 2022

Nelly Korda’s reign as world No.1 comes to an end – for the moment

Given how close the two are in the latest ranking, you can believe this probably isn’t going to be the only time they swap the No.1 spot this season.

January 31st, 2022

How a Jon Rahm quote helped Lydia Ko win her 17th LPGA title

Ko believes this one quote from Rahm really clicked with her because it taps into something the New Zealander thinks she needs to work on: not trying to be perfect on the golf course.

January 31st, 2022

Lydia Ko holds on to record her 17th LPGA victory

January 19th, 2022

9 things we hope to see on the LPGA Tour in 2022

From comebacks to new arrivals, bigger purses and sponsorships from new companies, here are nine things we’re hoping to see take place on tour this coming season.

November 23rd, 2021

Lydia Ko’s comeback season helps her claim the one LPGA award she was still missing

Consistent play brought Ko another reward on Sunday when the 24-year-old was officially awarded the LPGA’s Vare Trophy for the season’s low scoring average for the first time in her storied eight-year LPGA career.

November 15th, 2021

Nelly Korda survives late-round triple(!), wins in a playoff and takes command of the LPGA Player of the Year race

By claiming her fourth title of the 2021 season Korda pulled ahead of Jin Young Ko in the official Player of the Year standings.

November 12th, 2021

Korda sisters don’t hold back their displeasure over this LPGA rule

This is the second straight year that the top players in scoring average aren’t eligible for the Vare Trophy because of failing to reach the minimum-round threshold, although the pandemic in 2020 understandable impacted how many events players could reasonably compete in.

The 11 most impressive streaks in pro golf history

On verge of possible retirement, Ryann O’Toole breaks through with first win in 228th start

The clubs Nelly Korda used to win the gold medal at the Olympics

Tokyo Olympics: Hannah Green denied as Nelly Korda wins gold

Hannah Green positioned to make Olympic history in Tokyo

Golf in the Olympics has already been a win for women’s golf and the LPGA

August 4th, 2021

Shouldn’t Lydia Ko be more nervous not knowing for sure where her silver medal from Rio is?

The thing is, it’s not like Ko isn’t extremely proud of winning the medal. On the contrary, she says it’s one of the biggest moments of her life. And that final round and the medal ceremony remains vivid in her memories.

June 29th, 2021

Korda sisters among those heading to Tokyo as official bids for the Olympics are finalised

All three medallists from 2016 Olympics in Brazil are returning for the Games that were postponed from last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

June 24th, 2021

Year of the comeback: Tour pros of all ages are rediscovering their mojo

We have witnessed tournaments without fans – which gave us, if nothing else, a break from screams of, “Get in the hole!” Perhaps in an act of karmic grace, we have witnessed what can best be described as “The Year of the Comeback.”

June 1st, 2021

US Women’s Open: This TV commentator has become the players’ go-to source for all things Olympic Club

With Olympic Club hosting the US Women’s Open for the first time this week, Kay Cockerill, has become a “course whisperer” to many with questions about the iconic venue ahead of the championship.

May 2nd, 2021

Watch Lydia Ko bank this shot off Hannah Green’s ball for an improbable walk-off eagle

The Kiwi sensation finished her round with some fireworks

April 20th, 2021

This INCREDIBLE Lydia Ko stat shows just how much of a phenom she was

Lydia Ko was even more of a phenom than you might have realised.

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PGA Leaderboard

Barbasol Championship - 2022
Pos Player Tot Thru Rnd
-Ryan MooreE-1
-Richard S. JohnsonE-1
-Richard McEvoyE-1
-Jonas BlixtE-1
-John MerrickE-1
-Tom LewisE-1
-Scott BrownE-1
-Vince WhaleyE-1
-Marcus HelligkildeE-1
-Jonathan ByrdE-1
-Trey MullinaxE-1
-Nicolai Von DellingshausenE-1
-David LingmerthE-1
-Hank LebiodaE-1
-George CoetzeeE-1
-Derek ErnstE-1
-Lee HodgesE-1
-Hurly LongE-1
-Tyler DuncanE-1
-Patton KizzireE-1
-William McGirtE-1
-Ryan BrehmE-1
-Kevin TwayE-1
-Kevin StreelmanE-1
-Aaron BaddeleyE-1
-Ricky BarnesE-1
-Lucas BjerregaardE-1
-D.J. TrahanE-1
-Harry HiggsE-1
-Matti SchmidE-1
-Sangmoon BaeE-1
-David DrysdaleE-1
-Ricardo GouveiaE-1
-Doc RedmanE-1
-Taylor MooreE-1
-Oliver WilsonE-1
-Camilo VillegasE-1
-Søren KjeldsenE-1
-Joel SjöholmE-1
-Max McGreevyE-1
-Marcel SiemE-1
-Josh TeaterE-1
-Michael KimE-1
-John HuhE-1
-Marcel SchneiderE-1
-Kevin StadlerE-1
-Andres RomeroE-1
-Julian SuriE-1
-Satoshi KodairaE-1
-D.A. PointsE-1
-Michael Lorenzo-VeraE-1
-George McNeillE-1
-Renato ParatoreE-1
-Andrew WilsonE-1
-Ben MartinE-1
-Tommy GaineyE-1
-Dale WhitnellE-1
-Parker McLachlinE-1
-Greyson SiggE-1
-Hugo LeónE-1
-Omar UrestiE-1
-Austin SmothermanE-1
-Haydn PorteousE-1
-Jason BohnE-1
-Ben KohlesE-1
-Alejandro CañizaresE-1
-Brett DrewittE-1
-David SkinnsE-1
-Gunner WiebeE-1
-Michael GligicE-1
-Curtis ThompsonE-1
-Garrick PorteousE-1
-Justin LowerE-1
-Christopher GotterupE-1
-Andrew StephensE-1
-Jim KnousE-1
-Niklas LemkeE-1
-Matt HarrisE-1
-James HahnE-1
-Cameron PercyE-1
-Benjamin HebertE-1
-Seung-Yul NohE-1
-Adam SvenssonE-1
-Gavin Kyle GreenE-1
-J.J. HenryE-1
-Scott GutschewskiE-1
-Alfredo Garcia-HerediaE-1
-Brice GarnettE-1
-Arjun AtwalE-1
-Chris PaisleyE-1
-Bill HaasE-1
-Taylor PendrithE-1
-Santiago TarrioE-1
-Ben CraneE-1
-Sean O'HairE-1
-Aaron CockerillE-1
-Michael ThompsonE-1
-Sung KangE-1
-Brian StuardE-1
-Jim HermanE-1
-Richy WerenskiE-1
-Martin TrainerE-1
-Sam RyderE-1
-Kramer HickokE-1
-Derek LamelyE-1
-Grayson MurrayE-1
-Henrik NorlanderE-1
-Scott JamiesonE-1
-Chesson HadleyE-1
-Mark HubbardE-1
-Joel StalterE-1
-Jason DufnerE-1
-David HearnE-1
-Lukas NemeczE-1
-Roger SloanE-1
-Hayden BuckleyE-1
-Robin RousselE-1
-Vaughn TaylorE-1
-Matt EveryE-1
-Espen KofstadE-1
-Chris StroudE-1
-Brandon HagyE-1
-Justin WaltersE-1
-Greg ChalmersE-1
-Fabián GómezE-1
-Yannik PaulE-1
-Kevin ChappellE-1
-Kelly KraftE-1
-Julien BrunE-1
-Ted Potter, Jr.E-1
-Austin CookE-1
-Josh GearyE-1
-Robert GarrigusE-1
-Niklas Norgaard MollerE-1
-Sebastian Garcia RodriguezE-1
-Wesley BryanE-1
-Bo Van PeltE-1
-Chase HannaE-1
-Dylan WuE-1
-Jared WolfeE-1
-Conrad ShindlerE-1
-Chase SeiffertE-1
-Patrick FlavinE-1
-Jacob BridgemanE-1
-Bo HoagE-1
-Paul BarjonE-1
-Stephen Stallings Jr.E-1
-Dawie van der WaltE-1
-Joshua CreelE-1
-Nathan PetronzioE-1
-Seth ReevesE-1
-Carlos PigemE-1
-Maclain HugeE-1
-Brian DavisE-1
-Miguel TabuenaE-1
-Daniel WetterichE-1

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