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.
World No.2 golfer Jeeno Thitikul made a 12-foot birdie putt on the par-5 18th to fire a seven-under 65 and grab a share of the second-round lead at the LOTTE Championship in Hawaii, with Australia’s Robyn Choi well within striking distance. Seeking her fourth LPGA Tour victory of the year, the 23-year-old from Thailand was Read more…
Robyn Choi has started her quest for glory at the LPGA Tour’s LOTTE Championship in Hawaii in fine style, ending her opening round just three shots off the pace. Choi, one of six Australians in the field, shot a four-under-par 68 on a rainy and breezy Thursday (Friday AEST) to be joint 10th. Her blemish-free Read more…
Sophia Schubert has birdied two of her last three holes to share the lead with Arpichaya Yubol heading into the final round in Portland, as both players chase a first LPGA Tour win.
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.
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…
Haeran Ryu has justified her favourite’s tag by leading after the second round of the AIG Women’s Open while Robyn Choi, six shots adrift, is the top Aussie.
Australia will have its strongest representation in tournament history with nine Aussies to tee it up at the Chevron Championship in Texas starting tonight (Australian time).
Gale needed his first hole-in-one in competition since his very first as a 12-year-old over the closing stages and a gritty par at the last for a 12-under total and one-shot win over Matt Griffin.
Australia’s Robyn Choi, who has not played on the LPGA full-time since 2019, won the qualifying marathon by three strokes at 29-under par. Here’s more on her and six other notable players who earned LPGA Tour status for 2024.
Such is the small margins separating the leading players on the moneylist, the 37th-ranked player can still earn a LPGA Tour card with a win, and that’s good news for both Gabriela Ruffels and Robyn Choi.
Kim took home $30,000 in prizemoney and was joined by fellow Australians Sarah Jane Smith (T2) and Robyn Choi (T4) in the top section of the leaderboard.