The LPGA Tour is under fire, and fans aren’t staying quiet. With the final stage of Q-School underway — the event that ...
As much as the USGA and R&A have done to simplify the Rules of Golf, there never seems to be a shortage of gaffes occuring on ...
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LPGA Q-Series ends with some veteran redemption and youthful heartbreaks
LPGA winners Ryann O'Toole, Hinako Shibuno and Jodi Ewart Shadoff all re-earn their full playing privileges in Q-Series Final ...
Germany's Helen Briem, 20, boasts an average swing speed of 105 mph.
A 20-year-old from Germany who stands 6-foot-3 and boasts an average swing speed of 105 mph was medalist.
A total of 31 players earned LPGA cards for 2026, with Briem leading a strong contingent of future European Solheim Cup players.
The 2025 LPGA Q-Series final qualifying stage was originally scheduled for 90 grueling holes. Mother Nature had other plans.
It was a sprint to the finish for these noteworthy players.
After play was suspended for the second time in four days on Sunday morning, the LPGA announced that it will reduce the scheduled 90-hole qualifying tournament to 72 holes.
An LPGA legend has sent shockwaves through the golf world after revealing an unexpected comeback following a lengthy hiatus ...
Unfortunately, more bad weather hit the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail over the weekend, resulting in the decision to reduce ...
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When Lexi Thompson brushed off Peter Malnati’s “gimmick” remark: The LPGA–PGA pros clash that ended before it even started
Two years ago, we nearly saw a LPGA-PGA Tour dispute breakout from a major controversy in the world of golf when Lexi ...
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