HAENAM, South Korea — Decade-long LPGA Tour veteran Sei Young Kim carded a final round 67 to hold off any final round challengers as she claimed a four-stoke victory at the BMW Ladies Championship on ...
We're bidding a few notable names farewell, but welcoming some back in 2026. Meet the five LPGA moms who are coming and going ...
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No.1 Jeeno defends title at LPGA Tour Championship
World number one Jeeno Thitikul captured her second consecutive season-ending LPGA Tour Championship on Sunday, holding off Thai compatriot Pajaree Anannarukarn for the $4 million richest prize in ...
Zach spent two seasons as the communications manager on the Epson Tour before becoming a LPGA Tour media official in November of 2019. Prior to the LPGA, Zach was a sports anchor and reporter for two ...
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LPGA Tour Q-Series ends with some veteran redemption and youthful heartbreaks
Another veteran to re-earn her card is former European Solheim Cup player Jodi Ewart Shadoff. The 37-year-old, who won her ...
With over 100 players who have entered into the field, only the top 25 and ties at the Final Qualifying Stage will earn LPGA status for the 2026 season. Here's who has our attention.
Park, 38, won three times on the LPGA, with her first coming at the 2011 CME Group Titleholders. The South Korean announced ...
HAENAM, South Korea — Decade-long LPGA Tour veteran Sei Young Kim carded a final round 67 to hold off any final round challengers as she claimed a four-stoke victory at the BMW Ladies Championship on ...
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