Sei Young Kim said it was the best she had played in her life. After four rounds at the Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic, it turned out to be a lot more than just her personal best.Continue Reading
Annie Park overcomes a season of struggles to win ShopRite LPGA Classic
Annie Park, the No. 236 player in the world, was not a favourite at the ShopRite LPGA Classic. In fact, the 23-year-old is lucky she even got to play. She’s a member of the LPGA Tour...Continue Reading
The latest LPGA champ won two cars in two hours on Sunday
Standing on the tee at Aviara Country Club's par-3 14th on Sunday at the LPGA Kia Classic in Carlsbad, Calif., Eun-Hee Ji of South Korea had a one-shot lead over a late-charging Cristie Kerr. Then this happened.Continue Reading
Inbee Park wins Founders Cup with a late run of birdies that ends Laura Davies remarkable bid
A tournament that built its foundation on nostalgia was gamely represented on Sunday by Laura Davies, who has contributed to the game’s history.Continue Reading
Laura Davies can break some crazy records with a win at the Bank of Hope Founders Cup on Sunday
When Laura Davies posted a bogey-free nine-under 63, it was the lowest score she shot in an LPGA event since the third round of the Wendy’s Championship for Children … in 2005.Continue Reading
Michelle Wie drops 35-foot birdie putt on final hole to clinch first win since 2014
It was only fitting that a long, dramatic putt would finally put an end to Michelle Wie's long, frustrating victory drought.Continue Reading
Rookie wins in her first start as a member of the LPGA, becomes only second player to do so
South Korean rookie Jin Young Ko creates a piece of history in Adelaide. Continue Reading
Another year, another new swing instructor (and caddie) for Lydia Ko
Lydia Ko is starting the LPGA season with a new caddie and new instructor. And no, this isn’t an old story mistakenly republished.Continue Reading
You say Lydia Ko had a bad year in 2017? Funny, she sees it differently
Last weekend’s CME Group Tour Championship was the 33rd and final LPGA event of 2017, a year in which 22 different players won tournament titles. Yet it’s the name of one who didn’t that stands out.Continue Reading
Lexi Thompson’s 2017 will be remembered for its highs—and lows—and how she came to grips with both
Lexi Thompson’s first putt on the 72nd hole of the CME Group Tour Championship was a good one. Her approach shot had landed long and left of the front right pin.Continue Reading
Ariya Jutanugarn takes LPGA season finale after Lexi Thompson misses short par putt on the 18th hole
As if the 2017 season wasn’t already eventful enough for Lexi Thompson, it became even more so—frustratingly—on Sunday at Tiburon Golf Club.Continue Reading
