Jeeno Thitikul Fires 64 to Win Portland Classic by One Shot
Five consecutive early birdies carried the 23-year-old past the overnight leaders, while Arpichaya Yubol and Chanettee Wannasaen completed an all-Thailand podium at Columbia Edgewater.
Sophia Schubert Joins Arpichaya Yubol Atop Portland Classic Leaderboard
Co-leaders will start the final round at 16-under, with Jeeno Thitikul two shots behind as she pursues her 10th LPGA Tour title.
Arpichaya Yubol Takes One-Shot Lead Into Portland Classic Weekend
Back-to-back rounds of 66 put the 24-year-old Thai player at 12 under, with three players close behind as she chases her first LPGA Tour victory.
Shiho Kuwaki Wins Maiden Major in AIG Women’s Open Playoff
The 23-year-old defeated Esther Henseleit over two extra holes at Royal Lytham & St Annes, continuing Japan’s run of success in the championship.
Yealimi Noh Takes Three-Shot Lead Into AIG Women’s Open Final Round
A back-nine surge carried the American to seven under at Royal Lytham & St Annes, while five players share second place ahead of Sunday’s final…
Two-Time Major Winner Haeran Ryu Holds Halfway Lead at AIG Women’s Open
Ryu recovered from a difficult start to reach seven under at Royal Lytham, with Shiho Kuwaki one behind and Jeeno Thitikul and Yealimi Noh sharing…
Jeeno Thitikul Fires Bogey-Free 64 to Lead 2026 AIG Women’s Open
The world number two made seven birdies at Royal Lytham & St Annes, opening a two-shot advantage over Haeran Ryu and Shiho Kuwaki.
Jenny Shin Ends 10-Year Wait With Two-Shot Women’s Scottish Open Win
The Korean held on through a difficult final round at Dundonald Links to claim her second LPGA Tour title and first LET victory.
Jenny Shin Holds Five-Shot Lead Before Scottish Open Final Round
A one-under 71 kept Shin firmly in control at Dundonald Links, where Pajaree Anannarukarn produced Saturday’s only bogey-free round to remain her nearest challenger.
Jenny Shin Builds Five-Shot Lead at 2026 Women’s Scottish Open
The Korean followed her opening 66 with a five-under 67 at Dundonald Links, using sharp putting and 13 birdies across two rounds to separate herself…
Jenny Shin & Lauren Coughlin Share Women’s Scottish Open Lead
The co-leaders shot six-under 66s in testing conditions at Dundonald Links, with A Lim Kim one stroke behind and defending champion Lottie Woad facing work…
Haeran Ryu Wins Amundi Evian Championship Playoff for Back-to-Back Majors
The South Korean followed her record 60 on Saturday with two late birdies on the 18th, defeating Brooke Henderson after both finished regulation at 19…
Haeran Ryu Shoots Major-Record 60 to Lead Amundi Evian Championship
Haeran Ryu surged three shots clear at Evian after becoming the first player to shoot 60 in major-championship history.
Lottie Woad Leads Amundi Evian Championship After Second-Round 64
The English world No. 4 overturned a four-shot deficit with eight birdies, taking a one-stroke advantage over Aki Iwai into the weekend at Evian Resort…
Aki Iwai Shoots Bogey-Free 63 for Two-Shot Lead at Amundi Evian Championship
Japan’s Aki Iwai posted the lowest opening round at Evian since 2022, while France’s Perrine Delacour recorded her best major score on home soil to…
Amundi Evian Championship Increases 2026 Purse to $9.1 Million
The fourth women’s major of the LPGA season offers a $1.1 million increase on last year’s prize fund, with the winner set to collect $1.365…
Haeran Ryu Overcomes Record Deficit to Win 2026 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship for First Major Title
Ryu sat T70 after an opening 73, ten shots off the lead. Four days later she lifted the trophy at Hazeltine, completing the largest first-round…
Ryu Leads Henderson by One as Korda Stays in Range at Women’s PGA
Four contenders with four different pressure profiles head into Sunday at Hazeltine. The leaderboard is tight, the greens are slick.
Ina Yoon Takes Five-Shot Lead Into Weekend at KPMG Women’s PGA Championship
The 23-year-old South Korean followed her record-setting opening 63 with a 69.
Ina Yoon Ties Women’s PGA Championship Record With 63 at Hazeltine
The 23-year-old South Korean fired nine birdies to match the lowest round in championship history.