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FLORIDA, US: A host of women professional golf stars will compete in the second event of this year’s Aramco Team Series presented by the Public Investment Fund, which takes place at Trump International Golf Club West Palm Beach from May 19-21. Among the list of golfing stars set to compete are world No.
Leona Maguire earned a top-30 finish in the Chevron Championship after a final round 73 saw her finish at even par overall as the first major of the year went to the wire in Texas.
Leona Maguire posted a second round 68 to sit six off the lead at the halfway point at the LPGA Drive On Championship in Arizona.
South Africa's Paula Reto captured the first title of her nine-year LPGA career on Sunday, holding on down the stretch to win the Canadian Women's Open by one stroke.
The fourth of the LPGA’s five majors this season will hold this weekend in the Evian region of France, where golfers will compete for a chunk of the Amundi Evian Championship’s $6.5 million purse and its seven-figure winner’s cut.
Leona Maguire is aiming to take inspiration from Rory McIlroy this week as she targets a first major win at the Women's PGA Championship at Congressional Country Club.
The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA), yesterday, announced that beginning in 2022, players must compete as professionals in Q-Series, the final stage of qualifying for the LPGA Tour. If an amateur player advances to or is exempt from Q-Series, she must turn professional to compete for the opportunity to earn LPGA Tour membership, reports lpga.com.