Min Woo Lee is backing his superstar sister to emerge from the worst funk of an illustrious career and regain her place among women’s golf’s greatest forces. After capturing a third major championship last year, Minjee Lee has slumped to 17th in the world rankings after missing six straight cuts in 2026 while seemingly seeking Read more…
Grace Kim faded from a tie for second to equal 13th at the Buick LPGA Shanghai, but as the leading Australian she moved inside the top 60 in the race for the season-ending Tour Championship. Ruoning Yin won by a shot.
Grace Kim was the only Australian to break par in round one in Shanghai, carding a four-under 68 to share third, four shots behind leader Hye-Jin Choi. Minjee Lee opened with a four-over 76.
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.
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.
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.
Nelly Korda has claimed her second Rolex ANNIKA Major Award, joining Minjee Lee as the only players to win it twice, capping a season that included wins at the Chevron Championship and US Women’s Open.
Nelly Korda leads a world-class field at the ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open, with Australians Minjee Lee and Hannah Green among 19 major champions set to compete at Dundonald Links.
Three Australian major winners miss the cut at the Amundi Evian Championship, leaving Karis Davidson and Cassie Porter to fly the flag on the weekend. England’s Lottie Woad takes the outright lead at 11 under.
From Rachel Hetherington’s win 25 years ago to Grace Kim’s stunning playoff triumph last year, Evian has a habit of being kind to Australian golfers. Here’s your complete guide to this year’s championship, including full player profiles and TV times.
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.
Karis Davidson has posted the lowest round of her LPGA Tour career to sit just two shots off the lead after day one of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.
Australian Golf Digest
