Star-studded U.S. Women's Open a stark contrast to splintering PGA Tour
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SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. (AP) — Women’s golf is on the rise, a momentum swing not lost on fans and sponsors.
Having raised her game once already on a huge stage, Louise Duncan is hoping she can do so again as she makes her US Women’s Open debut along with fellow Scot Gemma Dryburgh at Pine Needles in North Carolina this week.
Scottish duo Hannah Darling and Lorna McClymont are heading to Switzerland in early July to play in The Arnold Palmer Cup.
Hannah Darling will create history by becoming the first Scottish woman to compete at Augusta National on Saturday after progressing to the final round of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur.
Louise Duncan will have the world No 1 for company when she makes history along with Hannah Darling as the first Scots to tee up in the Augusta National Women’s Amateur this week.