Three-time major winner Minjee Lee is just one stroke off the lead held by five players, including two fellow Australians, after day one of the Amundi Evian Championship in France. MORE: LPGA star Grace Kim on how to hit the perfect draw Grace Kim and Gabriela Ruffels were among the five players to post 6-under Read more…
It is where she joined the pantheon of major champions, but world No.6 Minjee Lee has revealed the other reason the Amundi Evian Championship holds a special place in her heart.
The only predictable thing is that you can’t predict who will be the centre of attention at post-round championship ceremonies. But, we’ll try our best. Here’s our look at 20 players we think can get the job done.
Minjee Lee says she will avoid the temptation to set her sights on golfing immortality after moving within striking distance of an eventual career grand slam having won the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.
Gabi Ruffels says watching YouTube highlights of Brooks Koepka’s breakthrough major victory in 2017 at Wisconsin’s Erin Hills course has inspired her quest to mix it the world’s best at the same venue for this week’s US Women’s Open.
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.
The Chevron Championship at The Club at Carlton Woods outside of Houston starts on Thursday, and we’ve got the goods on players we think have the best shot to win.
Min Woo Lee says he would “give it all we’ve got” if he and LPGA superstar sister Minjee qualify for the mixed team golf event confirmed for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
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