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What's it like financially to play on the LPGA Tour? And why is the gap between the PGA Tour and LPGA Tour so great? → Read More
As the LPGA Tour commences competition after a long pause due to the global spreading of COVID-19, one player came out of mandatory testing with a positive result. Gaby Lopez, who won the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions in January, has withdrawn from the Drive On Championship at Inverness in Toledo, Ohio, and will begin her 10-day self-isolation. → Read More
The LPGA Tour plans to return to play in July. These are the changes you can expect to see, and some that are happening behind the scenes. → Read More
Due to concerns over the Coronavirus, the LPGA Tour has moved its start date to mid-July. The new 2020 schedule has 23 events. → Read More
The USGA and LPGA announced the latest changes to the LPGA Tour schedule, due to the spreading of COVID-19. → Read More
The Evian Championship has been moved back a week, but it's not due to COVID-19 concerns. Instead, it's to improve ease of travel for players. → Read More
The revitalization of the Ladies European Tour has begun. The 2020 season boasts record prize money, and seven new events. → Read More
The Wake Forest senior made the risky move to stay in school rather than turn pro to start 2019. It paid off with a win at the Augusta National Women's Amateur → Read More
Sei Young Kim won wire-to-wire at the CME Group Tour Championship. She took home the largest winner's check in the history of women's golf. → Read More
Nelly Korda is one back with 18 holes left at the CME Group Tour Championship, far better shape than seemed likely early on Saturday in the LPGA's 2019 finale → Read More
Nelly Korda went four-under through the last three holes to finish the first round of the CME Group Tour Championship two back of Sei Young Kim. → Read More
Jeongeun Lee6 won the 2019 U.S. Women's Open as a rookie. You'd never guess what she said was the hardest part of her first year on tour. → Read More
Japan's Ai Suzuki proved unstoppable at the TOTO Japan Classic, winning by three to become the third non-member of the LPGA Tour to win an LPGA event in 2019 → Read More
Mi Jung Hur led from start to finish at the Indy Women in Tech Championship, held in and around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. → Read More
Juli Inkster has been the U.S. captain for three straight Solheim Cups. After the loss in Gleneagles, she says this is her last → Read More
Suzann Pettersen made the winning putt for Team Europe at the Solheim Cup. But she didn't know it was for the win. → Read More
Suzann Pettersen, after 17 years in professional golf, announces her retirement after Solheim Cup win. → Read More
The Solheim Cup is unlike any other tournament for the players, and the same can be said for their caddies → Read More
Ally McDonald is playing in her first Solheim Cup, as an alternate. She got called in when Stacy Lewis was sidelined with a back injury. → Read More
A rookie on the 2019 United States team, Nelly Korda almost had a hole in one during her second-ever Solheim Cup match. → Read More