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October 20th, 2025

Sei Young Kim thrills crowds in her native South Korea, captures first victory in 5 years

Sei Young Kim went wire-to-wire for her first LPGA victory in five years, but it wasn’t without plenty of nerves.

October 19th, 2025

LPGA star seizes strong lead and then gets surprising news after her round

With 17 worldwide victories, including 12 on the LPGA Tour, Sei Young Kim is one of the most respected and beloved players in women’s golf. That admiration shoots up exponentially when she competes in her native South Korea, site of this week’s BMW Ladies Championship.

June 9th, 2025

Jennifer Kupcho completely lost her swing 2 months ago. Here’s how she rebounded to win her fourth LPGA title

Kupcho drew on her previous success to help dig herself out of her funk and made a pressure-packed birdie putt on the 18th hole to win the ShopRite Classic.

October 13th, 2024

How a long-distance phone led to a runaway victory for this major champion at the Buick LPGA Shanghai

The former world No.1 went bogey-free for her final 50 holes in front of her hometown fans to shatter the tournament-scoring record by nine shots.

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January 25th, 2024

With Lydia Ko on cusp of making the LPGA Hall of Fame, here are 9 players hoping to follow her

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.

June 23rd, 2021

On the Olympics, LPGA stars paint a major contrast with the men

While the conversation on among the men has been laced with hesitancy, for the women, there is unabashed excitement.

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.

December 8th, 2020

US Women’s Open 2020: 8 players to watch (plus an interesting longshot)

December marks the final month of the year and with it brings the final Major of 2020 with this week’s US Women’s Open at Champions Golf Club in Houston.

Is Sei Young Kim peaking at exactly the right moment?

Here’s the prizemoney payout for each golfer at the 2020 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

KPMG Women’s PGA Championship: Sei Young Kim is no longer the best player without a Major

Austin Ernst wins birdie-fest at LPGA Walmart NW Arkansas Championship

7 things you need to know about the LPGA’s return

Hyun Kyung Park wins KLPGA Championship, as women’s pro golf takes first step in return to play

May 11th, 2020

Korean LPGA set to resume play this week with three of the world’s top-10 competing

Sung Hyun Park, Sei Young Kim and Jeongeun Lee6 are scheduled to compete in the 150-player field an event that will be played without spectators.

November 25th, 2019

Sei Young Kim, overlooked no more, wins the CME Group Tour Championship and $1.5 million

Sei Young Kim might have just become the least-talked about wire-to-wire winner ever.

May 6th, 2019

LPGA Mediheal Championship was a story of a missed flight for Bronte Law, a playoff and a win for Sei Young Kim

It was the eighth LPGA win for the 25-year-old from South Korea.

April 29th, 2019

In Los Angeles, Minjee Lee cruises to her fifth career LPGA victory

Now the No.4 player in the world, Lee already had three top-three finishes so far in 2019, two of which were runners-up.

November 15th, 2018

Minjee Lee among 12 players with a chance to win the LPGA’s year-end cash bonus

Unfortunately for the rest of the field, after points leader Ariya Jutanugarn’s pre-tournament press conference, it sounds like she is prepared for the season’s final moment.

October 22nd, 2018

Danielle Kang wins Buick LPGA Shanghai by two, her second career victory

A mental reset with nine holes to go made all the difference for Kang, who finally won for a second time on the LPGA Tour.

Leaderboard

World Wide Technology Championship - 2026

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Chris Kirk	-9	-	2
T2	Beau Hossler	-8	5	2
T2	Patton Kizzire	-8	4	2
T2	Ben James	-8	3*	2
T2	Zac Blair	-8	2*	2
T2	Nick Dunlap	-8	-	2
T7	David Ford	-7	1	2
T7	Matthieu Pavon	-7	-	2
T7	Harry Hall	-7	-	2
T7	Taylor Montgomery	-7	-	2
T7	Kensei Hirata	-7	-	2
T12	Ben Kohles	-6	5*	2
T12	Seamus Power	-6	4	2
T12	Zach Bauchou	-6	4	2
T12	Austin Eckroat	-6	4*	2
T12	Neal Shipley	-6	1	2
T12	Peter Malnati	-6	-	2
T12	Ryan Gerard	-6	-	2
T12	Blades Brown	-6	-	2
T12	Karl Vilips	-6	-	2
T12	Joe Highsmith	-6	-	2
T12	Alejandro Tosti	-6	-	2
T23	John Parry	-5	4*	2
T23	Stephan Jaeger	-5	3	2
T23	Isaiah Salinda	-5	1*	2
T23	Ben Martin	-5	-	2
T23	Brice Garnett	-5	-	2
T23	Rico Hoey	-5	-	2
T23	Johnny Keefer	-5	-	2
T23	Will Gordon	-5	-	2
T23	Max Greyserman	-5	-	2
T23	Andrew Putnam	-5	-	2
T23	Adrien Dumont de Chassart	-5	-	2
T23	Hayden Springer	-5	-	2
T23	Jay Leng	-5	-	2
T36	Tyler Duncan	-4	5	2
T36	Emiliano Grillo	-4	6*	2
T36	Sudarshan Yellamaraju	-4	6*	2
T36	Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen	-4	5	2
T36	Lucas Glover	-4	3	2
T36	Ben Griffin	-4	4*	2
T36	Pi Coody	-4	4*	2
T36	Cam Davis	-4	3	2
T36	Erik van Rooyen	-4	2	2
T36	Camilo Villegas	-4	2*	2
T36	Ben Silverman	-4	2*	2
T36	Chad Ramey	-4	-	2
T36	Denny McCarthy	-4	-	2
T36	Matt Kuchar	-4	-	2
T36	Keith Mitchell	-4	-	2
T36	Taylor Pendrith	-4	-	2
T36	Adam Svensson	-4	-	2
T36	Patrick Rodgers	-4	-	2
T36	Kristoffer Ventura	-4	-	2
T36	Paul Peterson	-4	-	2
T56	Taylor Moore	-3	5	2
T56	Rasmus Højgaard	-3	5*	2
T56	Jordan Smith	-3	4*	2
T56	Jackson Koivun	-3	4*	2
T56	Christo Lamprecht	-3	1*	2
T56	Kevin Streelman	-3	-	2
T56	David Skinns	-3	-	2
T56	Jackson Suber	-3	-	2
T56	Sami Valimaki	-3	-	2
T56	Kevin Yu	-3	-	2
T56	Nick Taylor	-3	-	2
T56	Tom Hoge	-3	-	2
T56	Takumi Kanaya	-3	-	2
T56	Pontus Nyholm	-3	-	2
T56	Alejandro Madariaga	-3	-	2
T56	Jeffrey Kang	-3	-	2
T56	Marcelo Rozo	-3	-	2
T56	Luke Clanton	-3	-	2
T56	Alvaro Ortiz	-3	-	2
T56	Muzzy Donohue	-3	-	2
T56	Trace Crowe	-3	-	2
T56	John VanDerLaan	-3	-	2
T78	Hank Lebioda	-2	5	2
T78	Garrick Higgo	-2	3	2
T78	David Lipsky	-2	2	2
T78	Danny Walker	-2	2	2
T78	Austin Hitt	-2	1*	2
T78	Justin Lower	-2	-	2
T78	Max McGreevy	-2	-	2
T78	Tony Finau	-2	-	2
T78	Patrick Fishburn	-2	-	2
T78	Tyler Collet	-2	-	2
T78	Jesper Svensson	-2	-	2
T89	Kevin Roy	-1	5*	2
T89	Davis Riley	-1	3	2
T89	Billy Horschel	-1	3*	2
T89	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-1	-	2
T89	Rafael Campos	-1	-	2
T89	Preston Stout	-1	-	2
T89	Haotong Li	-1	-	2
T96	Aaron Wise	E	3	2
T96	Chandler Phillips	E	2*	2
T96	Dylan Wu	E	-	2
T96	Mackenzie Hughes	E	-	2
T96	Zecheng Dou	E	-	2
T101	Steven Fisk	+1	3*	2
T101	Lyon Lazare	+1	1	2
T101	Michael Kim	+1	2*	2
T101	Vince Whaley	+1	2*	2
T101	Joel Dahmen	+1	-	2
T101	William Mouw	+1	-	2
T101	Willie Mack III	+1	-	2
T101	Nicholas Marchese	+1	-	2
T101	Davis Chatfield	+1	-	2
T101	A.J. Ewart	+1	-	2
T101	Marco Penge	+1	-	2
112	Mark Hubbard	+2	-	2
T113	Lee Hodges	+3	6*	2
T113	Jimmy Stanger	+3	-	2
T113	Chandler Blanchet	+3	-	2
116	Gordon Sargent	+4	-	2
117	Nathan Tseng	+5	-	2
T118	Harry Higgs	+7	5	2
T118	Nicholas Lindheim	+7	-	2
120	Jorge Villar	+15	-	2