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Yani Tseng to Play the Weekend at the AIG Women’s Open in Wales
Tseng currently sits in a tie for 35th at the AIG Women’s Open and hopes to play as freely as she can this weekend at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club. She is incredibly excited about taking full advantage of this made cut in a tournament she has won before, hoping "to enjoy more out there and then be aggressive and do the best I can do."
The AIG Women's British Open is the fifth and final LPGA major of the season. And now, the field has been reduced for the weekend after the 36-hole cut. Royal Porthcawl in Wales is the ...
Sarah Kellam is a Kentucky native and played collegiate golf at Northern Kentucky University. She currently serves as a ...
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S. Koreans fall off halfway through LPGA major
South Korean players are well off the pace at the halfway point of the final LPGA major of the season. Kim Sei-young and Kim ...
LPGA Tour’s Michelle Wie West reacted to the increase in the prize money of the AIG Women's Open. The women's final major of ...
PORTHCAWL, Wales — When Lindy Duncan opened with a double bogey on day two of the AIG Women’s Open, she wasn’t too concerned.
Coming into this week's AIG Women's British Open, Yani Tseng hadn't made a cut in an LPGA event since 2018. Hadn't made a cut in a major since 2017. The five-time major winner has been fighting her ...
During the first round of the AIG Women's Open, Lottie Woad found herself in a situation that brought back memories of Rory ...
But the roar of the Welsh crowd let the 24-year-old know that her ball had ultimately found the bottom of the cup for an ace, ...
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