Beth Ann Nichols
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Lakeland, FL, United States
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Rose Zhang makes history winning LPGA pro debut at 2023 Mizuho Americas Open
Rose Zhang became the first player since Beverly Hanson in 1951 to win on the LPGA in her pro debut, Sunday at the Mizuho Americas Open. → Read More
USGA, R&A proposal to limit distance in elite golf is not intended to impact women
The distance impact is not intended to impact women. → Read More
International Crown: Only four will qualify to represent the U.S. at TPC Harding Park. Here's how things stand
When the Crown was held in 2018, Michelle Wie West, Jessica Korda, Cristie Kerr and Lexi Thompson represented the U.S. → Read More
Prize money payouts for each LPGA player at 2023 HSBC Women's World Championship
Former No. 1 Jin Young Ko won for the first time in a year as she successfully defended her title at the HSBC Women’s World Championship. → Read More
Danielle Kang thanks Scotty Cameron for her 'DK Special' putter as she races to top in Singapore after 63 at HSBC
Kang’s bogey-free 63 at Sentosa Golf Club’s Tanjong Course ties her career-low round on the LPGA, which she has now posted five times. → Read More
Prize money payouts for each player at 2023 Honda LPGA Thailand
Here’s the full breakdown of the $1.7 million purse. → Read More
U.S. golf will finally have a National Development Program. We asked a top exec what it all means
Golfweek recently caught up with Heather Daly-Donofrio, a former LPGA player and tour executive who leads the program. → Read More
Bangkok rookie, known as 'Sim 300' for her power off the tee, leads early at 2023 Honda LPGA Thailand
Natthakritta Vongtaveelap is playing on a sponsor exemption and leading. → Read More
World Golf Hall of Fame member Jan Stephenson diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer
Stephenson has 41 professional wins worldwide and remains active on the senior circuit. → Read More
PGA Tour, LPGA announce new mixed-team event for 2023 season at Tiburon Golf Club
It will be the first mixed-team event since John Daly and Laura Davies won the JCPenney Classic in 1999. → Read More
Tickets now on sale for first Chevron Championship ever held in Texas, where Lydia Ko and Nelly Korda headline
Tickets are now on sale for the Chevron Championship, which begins a new era this spring at The Club at Carlton Woods in Texas. → Read More
Grateful Lindsey McCurdy battles back from debilitating bowel disease to begin sixth season on Epson Tour
Lindsey was given a diagnosis of ulcerative colitis, a disease of the large intestine. There is no known cure. → Read More
Newlywed Lydia Ko wins again in Saudi Arabia to open her 2023 season with another big check
Life is so good for Lydia Ko right now that she sometimes wonders if it’s real. → Read More
Meet some of the longest-standing and successful player/caddie duos on the LPGA
Here’s a list of players and caddies who have found a good rhythm and seem to be in it for the long haul. → Read More
World No. 3 Minjee Lee, like Lydia Ko, set to begin 2023 season with a new man on the bag
Lee, an eight-time winner on the LPGA, begins her ninth season on tour at the Honda LPGA Thailand. → Read More
Here's how to qualify for the first U.S. Women's Open ever held at iconic Pebble Beach
Those hoping to play in one of the most iconic U.S. Women’s Opens ever staged can now start planning their journey. → Read More
Former No. 1 Stacy Lewis tabbed to lead Team USA in back-to-back Solheim Cups in 2023 and 2024
With the Solheim Cup being contested in back-to-back years, Lewis, 37, will lead the American team both in Spain and Virginia. → Read More
Meet the longest players in the women's game over the past 20 years, including three former World No. 1s
Maria Fassi topped the list last year at 279 yards. → Read More
USGA announces that men's and women's NCAA champions will now receive U.S. Open exemptions
NCAA champions will have a brand new perk for 2023: a U.S. Open exemption. → Read More
World No. 1 Lydia Ko will begin 2023 with a new caddie despite stellar comeback campaign
Ko ended 2022 with a victory tour championship, was player of the year and rose to world No. 1. → Read More