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Alex Noren has called on the men’s game in Sweden to take lessons from how the women are flying high in the sport. Noren is the highest-ranked Swede in the men’s game at 55 in the world, with Alexander Bjork being next on the list at 170. Ad Henrik Stenson won a major at the Open in 2016, but he remains the only Swedish man to have lifted one of the sport’s four big tournaments.
Maja Stark secured a place on the PGA Tour with victory at the ISPS Handa World Invitational, and the winning formula was “don’t try to be Tiger Woods". Stark is one of the brightest talents in golf, and was a four-time winner on the Ladies European Tour prior to her arrival in Northern Ireland for the ISPS Handa World Invitational. Ad The laser-focused 22-year-old was well aware it was a co-sanctioned event with the LPGA Tour, and that victory would guarantee her an invite to play on the biggest tour in women’s golf.
A final-round 68 earned Leona Maguire a top 10 finish at the ISPS Handa World Invitational.
The cream has risen to the top of the ISPS Handa World Invitational, with Amanda Doherty being chased by the likes of Georgia Hall, Maja Stark, Emily Pedersen and Linn Grant. The event in Northern Ireland is co-sanctioned by the LPGA and LET, with it played over two courses — Galgorm Castle Golf Club and Massereene Golf Club. Ad The action switched to Galgorm for the weekend, and Doherty stood firm in the face of serious pressure.
Hinaki Shibuno produced a blistering round to take the lead at the Women’s Open, with sisters Jessica and Nelly Korda giving chase. Muirfield was playing host to the Women’s Open for the first time and with blustery winds, it was a tough test for the players. Ad/> Shibuno had the best of the conditions, dodging the early rain and getting in before the wind picked up, and she took advantage to sign for a 65 to sit at six-under.
The Ladies European Tour season continues this week at the Amundi German Masters, with extended coverage available for free via Sky Sports' live YouTube stream.
Scotland's Craig Howie carded a bogey-free 65 to take a share of the first-round lead at the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed in Sweden.