Caitlyn Jenner supports transgender golfer fighting to join LPGA Tour: 'Totally different' than Lia Thomas
Fox News contributor Caitlyn Jenner on transgender golfer fighting to compete in L.P.G.A.
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Canadian golf legend Lorie Kane shoots for good time at final CP Women's Open
Satisfied with her range session, the right-handed Lorie Kane grabbed a wedge, turned around and hit a few balls from the left side.
LPGA trio set world record in par-three challenge
Americans Jennifer Kupcho and Alison Lee teamed up with South Korean Kim A-lim to set a Guinness World Record with six pars or better on the same par-three hole in three minutes, the LPGA said on Wednesday.
CP Women’s Open: How to watch, who’s playing in Canada’s national championship
This week, the CP Women’s Open makes its return to the LPGA schedule for the first time since 2019 after being canceled the last two years due to logistical challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Danny Willett fuelled by 'good memories' as he eyes more success in the Omega European Masters
Willett, who won the Omega European Masters at Crans-sur-Sierre in 2015, has played in every edition of the tournament since his debut in 2009 and is one of five former champions in the field this week.
Woods, McIlroy launch new in-arena golf series
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy launched a new technology-sparked golf series made for television on Wednesday, with team competition before live audiences using giant video screens with a January 2024 debut.
PGA Tour: Golf’s ‘top players’ commit to ‘at least 20 events’ for new season in unprecedented announcement
The PGA Tour have announced an “unprecedented commitment” which will see golf’s “top players” compete in at least 20 events during the 2022-23 season. Commissioner Jay Monahan outlined the 20 events including the four Majors, the Players Championship and 12 «elevated» tournaments on the PGA Tour which will have an average purse of $20million (£17million).
Bullish McIlroy aiming to end 'solid' season on a high
Rory McIlroy will draw on his success off the course as he bids to win an unprecedented third FedEx Cup title and $18 million first prize in the Tour Championship. McIlroy and Tiger Woods, who are the only two-time winners of the event, have been instrumental in introducing the significant changes announced by the PGA Tour on Wednesday in response to the threat posed by LIV Golf. But McIlroy must now turn his attention to on-course matters as he bids to overturn a significant handicap under the controversial system used for the season-finale at East Lake.