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Golf can be broken down to be a fairly simple game, in that the player who gets the ball in the hole in the fewest amount of shots wins. Just as there are many ways to skin a cat, there are many ways to get the ball from tee to green and into the hole. Ad/> One option is to smash it as far as you can, go and find your ball and hit it again.
Muirfield will play host to the Women’s Open for the first time in its history, with Anna Nordqvist back to defend the title she won at Carnoustie in 2021. The Women’s Open is the culmination of the major season, with Jennifer Kupcho, Minjee Lee, Chun In-gee and Brooke Henderson teeing it up in Scotland looking for their second major of the year. Ad/> Henderson is the most in form of the quartet, having won her second major at the Evian Championship a fortnight ago.
Catriona Matthew, the 2009 winner who lives just five minutes away, has been handed the honour of hitting the opening tee shot in the historic AIG Women’s Open at Muirfield.
SOTOGRANDE: The Aramco Team Series — Sotogrande is shaping up to be a teaser for the 2023 Solheim Cup, with a host of big-name Europeans today joining the likes of US stars Nelly and Jessica Korda on the southern Spanish coast next month.
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.
Spectators tend to like to get involved in the sporting action, but not literally. Sadly, that was the case during the final round of the Evian Championship as a member of the crowd picked up Nelly Korda’s ball while it was still rolling. Ad/> Korda, who had been fighting her swing all week, leaked her approach to the sixth green wide to the right and it went into the trees.
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.