Grace Kim has fought back from a mid-round stumble to remain in contention at the LPGA Tour’s Portland Classic. The Australian followed her opening-round 66 at Colombia Edgewater Country Club with a 69 on Saturday (AEST) to be nine-under for the tournament. Kim is three shots adrift of Thai leader Arpichaya Yubol (66) and two Read more…
Australian golfer Grace Kim has continued her hot run with a stellar six-under-par opening round at the LPGA Tour’s Portland Classic. Fresh off two straight top-10 finishes, Kim is just one stroke behind Colombian leader Mariel Galdiano after Thursday’s first round at the Columbia-Edgewater Country Club. Playing all-out attack, the major champion collected seven birdies Read more…
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.
Shiho Kuwaki edged Esther Henseleit in a playoff to claim her maiden major title at Royal Lytham, while Hannah Green finished the best of the two Australians who made the cut.
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.
American Yealimi Noh has moved to the brink of a breakthrough major title after taking a three-shot lead on day three of the Women’s Open, but Australian hopes look slim heading into the final day.
Minjee Lee has declared herself good to go as the triple major winner gets her second shot at completing women’s golf’s fabled career grand slam at regal Royal Lytham and St Annes. Only looking forward, Lee was reticent to discuss the mystifying condition that forced her to withdraw from last week’s Scottish Open after opening Read more…
Minjee Lee wants to bounce back from a rough Scottish Open withdrawal, drawing on fond memories of her 2018 Royal Lytham round as she chases the career Grand Slam at the AIG Women’s Open.
World No. 1 Nelly Korda has history within reach at the AIG Women’s British Open. A victory at Royal Lytham would complete the career Grand Slam and secure her place in the LPGA Hall of Fame, but first she must conquer the unique challenge of links golf.
Lydia Ko was crying and screaming watching Ryan Fox’s Open Championship win unfold from the US. Now at Royal Lytham, an hour from Birkdale, she hopes to channel his fearlessness for her own major bid.
The New Zealand Women’s Open is set for a landmark return in March 2027, co-sanctioned by the Ladies European Tour and WPGA Tour of Australasia, with Dame Lydia Ko headlining the field at Wainui Golf Club.
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