Hannah Green Wins 4th Golf Title in Five Starts
Australian golfer Hannah Green rallied from six shots behind to win her third LA Championship in a thrilling playoff. The stunning comeback marks her fourth victory in just five tournaments this year.
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Seven Female Students Win $70K in Golf Scholarships
Seven outstanding high school seniors just earned renewable scholarships worth $10,000 each through the LPGA Foundation's Chevron Scholarship Program. These exceptional students combined academic excellence with community leadership to earn recognition that will help shape their futures. #
Hyo Joo Kim Wins Third Ford Championship in Dominant Fashion
South Korean golfer Hyo Joo Kim defended her title at the Ford Championship in Arizona, marking her third win at the tournament and second consecutive victory in as many weeks. The 30-year-old's stunning 28-under performance broke tournament records and proved she's unstoppable on this course.
Golfer Nasa Hataoka Aces Hole, Wins Ford Bronco
Professional golfer Nasa Hataoka scored a rare hole-in-one during the third round of the Ford Championship and drove away with a brand new Ford Bronco. The ace added excitement to an already thrilling tournament weekend.
Golfer Nails 133-Yard Hole-in-One at LPGA Ford Championship
Japanese golfer Nasa Hataoka stunned spectators with a perfect 133-yard ace at the LPGA Ford Championship. The incredible shot showcases the precision and skill that makes professional golf so thrilling to watch.
Hannah Green Makes History with Three Straight Wins
Australian golfer Hannah Green just became the first Australian woman to win three international golf tournaments in a row. Even sweeter? Her husband caddied for all three victories.
Hannah Green Wins Second World Championship in Singapore
Australian golfer Hannah Green held her nerve through a tense final round to capture her second HSBC Women's World Championship title in Singapore. The 29-year-old's victory marks her second win at the prestigious tournament, having also claimed the title in 2024.
Lydia Ko Takes Lead at LPGA Opener After Monster Putt
Olympic champion Lydia Ko fired a five-under 67 to share the lead at the LPGA Tour's season opener in Orlando, sparked by an incredible long-range birdie putt. The Kiwi golfer's impressive second round moved her from eighth place to tied first as she kicks off her 13th season on tour.
Women's Golf League Launches With Top Stars in 2026
The world's top female golfers are joining a new high-tech indoor league that promises to bring their personalities and skills to fans like never before. England's Charley Hull and world number one Jeeno Thitikul lead the first wave of stars committed to the Women's TGL launching winter 2026-27.