Lydia Ko claimed her 2nd victory in as many weeks at the New Zealand Women's Open Can she make it 3 for 3 at the HSBC Women's Champions next week?
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Amy Yang edged out Stacy Lewis in the final round of the Honda LPGA Thailand, finishing at 15-under par and with a 2-shot lead over America's top-ranked player.
With Lydia Ko leading by 3, she & Charley Hull are once again battling for the top of the leaderboard as the ISPS Handa New Zealand Women's Open.
<strong>Stacy Lewis</strong> opened up her lead during the 2nd round of the <strong>Honda LPGA Thailand</strong>, carding a blemish...
The USGA has posted the sites of local qualifiers for the 2015 US Open Championship. This may be a chance to check off 1 or 2 items on your bucket list.
Stacy Lewis started her 1st round at the Honda LPGA Thailand with an eagle & she's sharing the lead going into the 2nd round, but she needs to keep it up.
Bubba Watson and Lydia Ko start a new golf fashion trend with their tats-Bubba put Angie's name on his finger and Lydia has her 1st pro win on her wrist.
Stacy Lewis, Gerina Piller and Ariya Jutanugarn are my fantasy picks to lead the field going into the Honda LPGA Thailand this week.
What's next for Lydia Ko, who's collected her 6th pro win at the Women's Australian Open & leads the Tour in the Race to the CME Globe? She's going home!
Stacy Lewis & Jessica Korda are anticipating some keen challenges from the 2015 LPGA Rookie Class.
Rookies & teenagers dominate the top of the Women's Australian Open leaderboard going into the weekend. Are we watching a changing of the guard?
The Australian Women's Open promises an epic battle between the skills of proven veteran Karrie Webb & a quartet of teenaged challengers.
Katherine Kirk, Holly Clyburn & Rachel Hetherington are all poised to challenge Cheyenne Woods for the Australian Ladies Masters title this week.
Rookie Sei Young Kim took the victory at the Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic in a 3-way playoff against Ariya Jutanugarn & SY Yoo.
With the 3rd round suspended by darkness at the Pure Silk-Bahamas and a packed-at-the-top leaderboard, Sunday will bring one hard-fighting player to the top.
Four LPGA-LET-ALPG co-sanctioned events in Australia and New Zealand feature LPGA defending champs and promise a month-long Down Under golf extravaganza.
Jessica Korda, defending champion at the Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic, will face a strong field of challengers.
The LPGA Tour goes on the road for a 4-event international extravaganza that begins with the Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic.
Na Yeon Choi has claimed the 1st win of the 2015 LPGA season, with Jessica Korda, Lydia Ko, and Ha Na Yang in hot pursuit!
Rookie Ha Na Jang carded 67 today at the Coates Golf Championship and has a 4-shot lead over Stacy Lewis going into the 3rd round.