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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.
English golfer Charley Hull has climbed to world No. 3, the highest ranking ever achieved by an Englishwoman in the sport's 20-year history. After a season of near misses and recent wins, she's ready to capture her first major championship in 2026.
The world's top-ranked amateur golfer just made University of Oregon history. Kiara Romero claimed her fifth career tournament victory, breaking a 15-year school record that proves she's building a legacy beyond her college years.
Team Europe captain Anna Nordqvist says more players than ever are competing for spots on the 2026 Solheim Cup roster. European women's golf is experiencing a surge in talent seven months before the prestigious tournament.
Sophomore Marta Aguilar just made Seton Hall women's golf history, becoming the first player ever to win three career tournaments while tying the school's lowest score record. The 19-year-old from Spain shared the Space Coast Classic title after shooting an impressive 6-under-par.
English golfer Charley Hull just became the highest-ranked woman golfer from England ever, climbing to world No. 3 after winning her season opener. The 29-year-old's latest victory brings her one step closer to becoming England's first female world No. 1.
The Montana State women's golf team dominated Washington State 4-1 in match play competition, earning their spot in Wednesday's championship. Four Bobcats won their individual matches in Palm Desert, California, as the team seeks their second title of the season.
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.