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On her return to professional golf for the first time since giving birth, Paula Creamer struggled at the Dana Open. The 2010 US Women’s Open champion spoke positively ahead of her return, armed with a new swing after enlisting the services of Grant Waite. Ad “I’m really fired up, honestly,” she told Golf Digest.
SOTOGRANDE: German golfer Chiara Noja — the youngest European golfer ever to win a professional tour event — has been announced as the latest Golf Saudi ambassador, following in the footsteps of icons of the women’s game including Anna Nordqvist, Anne Van Dam and Carlota Ciganda, all of whom have been named Golf Saudi ambassadors this year. Noja became a scratch golfer aged 11, before topping the European Rankings at both Under-12 and Under-14 levels, and has maintained her upward trajectory ever since, turning professional in October 2021, aged just 15.
The Ladies European Tour season continues this week with the Aramco Team Series in Sotogrande, with every round available via Sky Sports' live YouTube stream.
Brooke Henderson came through a rollercoaster final round to snatch a dramatic victory and second major title after a thrilling finish at the Amundi Evian Championship.
The Evian Championship served up final-day drama once again, as Brooke Henderson overcame a massive wobble to clinch the fourth major of the season. After Minjee Lee came from seven strokes back to win last year, no one expected a procession for Henderson. Ad/> But few expected the drama that played out in the French Alps on Sunday, as the Canadian threw away a lead only to battle back and secure her second major title.
EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France — Brooke Henderson's six-year wait for a second major championship title is over.
Canada's Brooke Henderson will take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Amundi Evian Championship after shooting a three-under-par 68 on Saturday.
Brooke Henderson retained her grip on the Evian Championship, as she put playing partner Nelly Korda in the shade. The Canadian began the day with a three-shot lead, and will go into the final 18 holes with a two-stroke advantage over So Yeon Ryu after a display of controlled golf. Ad/> Henderson changed her driver earlier in the year and it took her some time to settle on her new equipment.