The sisters from Bradenton, Florida, are playing in the Ford Championship in Chandler, Arizona, the first full official LPGA Tour event they’ve played in together since 2023.
Hyo Joo Kim held off a charging Nelly Korda to claim a dramatic wire-to-wire win at the Fortinet Founders Cup, showcasing clutch short game under pressure.
After nearly nine years without a win, Mi Hyang Lee fought back from a disastrous front nine to claim the Blue Bay LPGA title with a clutch birdie on the final hole at Jian Lake Blue Bay Golf Course.
Three-time major champion Jan Stephenson expresses her joy over the strength of Australian women’s golf, supporting rising stars like Hannah Reeves ahead of the 2026 Australian Women’s Classic at Magenta Shores.
The return of the women’s Australian Open as a standalone event and the re-emergence of the WPGA Championship of Australia are central to a huge month in women’s professional golf.
World number one Jeeno Thitikul secured her first home victory at the 2026 Honda LPGA Thailand, finishing 24-under and celebrating a memorable win with her family and fans.
The LPGA Tour has a tall task in topping the history-making season of a year ago, but with such young talent and a global reach, it’s a season with promise and possibilities.
Grace Kim will bring her rapidly rising star power back to Australian shores in March, with the major winner confirmed as an early marquee player for the 2026 Women’s Australian Open at Kooyonga Golf Course.
Professional golf this time of the year is generally called the silly season, to which Andrew Novak’s contribution to the silliness was his identifying his victory with Lauren Coughlin in the Grant Thornton Invitational as completing “the modern-day grand slam.”
If you pair professional golfers together in a scramble format in which they get to choose the best result of every shot, and give them benign weather and pristine greens, you’re rolling out a green carpet for crazy low numbers.
Australian Golf Digest
