Full coverage of the LPGA Tour — tournaments, players, and season storylines.
Charley Hull’s £100,000 fake scratch card prank on her caddie sparked controversy and shines light on the mental demands and camaraderie behind professional golf.
Charley Hull’s crucial missed putt early in the 2026 AIG Women’s Open threatens her home-soil major quest, setting up a dramatic Round 2 at Royal Lytham.
Charley Hull’s fearless charge at the 2026 U.S. Women’s Open pushed Nelly Korda and hinted at a rivalry that could reshape women’s golf.
Jenny Shin’s first LPGA win in a decade at the 2026 Scottish Open was fueled by a pandemic-driven rediscovery of her love for golf and fierce mental resilience.
Scottie Scheffler’s candid comments reveal how mental fatigue and pressure explain Nelly Korda’s recent LPGA Tour slowdown in 2026.
Charley Hull’s five-shot struggle on Dundonald Links’ 5th hole illustrates the mental and terrain challenges of links golf on the 2026 PGA Tour.
Mateo Pulcini faced boos after Argentina’s World Cup win but turned the tide with a 40-foot birdie putt and an Enzo Fernández celebration at The Open.
Firm and fast fairways are forcing LPGA players to rethink their approach. This shift in course conditions is changing scoring and strategy on the toughest venues.
The bump-and-run shot is a clutch tool on the LPGA Tour, providing a safer, more reliable way to save strokes around challenging greens.
Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda, world No. 1s in men’s and women’s golf, both missed cuts on July 10, making history in pro golf’s modern era.
Charley Hull’s unexpected ice cream moment at the 2026 Evian Championship ignited her rally, fueling her push for a first major title.
Meredith Dwyer turned tragedy into triumph through adaptive golf, finding love and redefining what it means to compete on the LPGA Tour.
Eric Cole bent his 8-iron in frustration, switched to a new iron set overnight, and shot a bogey-free 63, the low round at the John Deere Classic.
The U.S. Adaptive Open uses medical classifications and customized course setups to create a level playing field for golfers with disabilities, redefining fairness in pro golf.
Nelly Korda is on the brink of LPGA Hall of Fame induction while Lydia Ko pursues the career Grand Slam, adding new layers of rivalry and legacy to women’s golf.
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