Leona Maguire hangs tough as in-form Nelly Korda implodes
Leona Maguire battled her way to a three-over par 73 as Nelly Korda spectacularly imploded on the opening day of the US Women's Open around the fearsome Lancaster Country Club.
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Maguire and Meadow lose further ground in Florida
Nelly Korda remains in pole position to seal her first Tour win since November 2022 after a third round 68 at the LPGA Drive on Championship in Florida, where Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow failed to climb the leaderboard.
Furue holds lead at LPGA opener, Maguire fights back
Ayaka Furue of Japan birdied her final two holes for a bogey-free, 7-under-par 65 to take the first-round lead at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions in Orlando, Florida.
Hataoka, Yang share 54-hole lead in LPGA Tour Championship
MIAMI: Japan’s Nasa Hataoka grabbed seven birdies in a 7-under par 65 to maintain a share of the LPGA Tour Championship lead on Saturday alongside South Korean Amy Yang.
Tiger Woods to play in the Bahamas, his first competition since the Masters
NEW YORK: Tiger Woods showed he could walk four days while caddying for his son. Now he has decided he is fit enough to try to play.
Yang, Hataoka share lead after surge at Tour Championship
South Korea's Amy Yang and Nasa Hataoka of Japan put a little distance betweenthemselves and the field Saturday and share the lead after three rounds of the CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Florida.
Rory McIlroy in the spotlight despite trailing by 4 on day 1 of DP World Tour Championship
DUBAI: World No. 2 Rory McIlroy trailed the leaders by four shots after the opening day of the $10.5 million DP World Tour Championship, the season-ending event of the DP World Tour, but the spotlight was still very much on the Northern Irishman, given events earlier in the week.
LPGA to award $4 million to season finale winner next year under extension with CME Group
NAPLES, Florida: Already offering the single-largest payday in women’s golf, the LPGA said Wednesday that next year’s winner of the season-ending CME Group Tour Championship will receive $4 million, equal to the PGA Tour’s new signature events.