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Kathryn Imrie reflects on 30 years since becoming a trailblazer on LPGA Tour

IT’S a whopping 30 years now since Kathryn Imrie first stepped out on the LPGA Tour. “Thanks for reminding me,” she chuckled of this passage…

The National (Scotland)

An elite Florida women’s amateur event to be held this week has spawned stars like Cristie Kerr, Grace Park, Lexi Thompson, Nelly Korda and Brooke Henderson

The 97th-anniversary edition of the tournament tees off this week — a field of golfers that grows younger and deeper by the year.

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Atthaya the toast of Thai athletes

Only a handful of Thai athletes were successful on the international stage in 2022 and young golfer Atthaya Thitikul stood out among her compatriots.

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Kathy Whitworth, the winningest golfer in history, dies at 83

Whitworth, whose LPGA Tour victories spanned nearly a quarter-century, died on Christmas Eve. Her 88 victories are the most by any player on a single professional tour.

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Kathy Whitworth, who has most wins in golf history, dies at age 83

Whitworth, whose LPGA Tour victories spanned nearly a quarter-century and who became the first woman to earn $1 million on the LPGA , died on Christmas Eve, her longtime partner said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Kathy Whitworth, winningest golfer in history, dies at 83

Hall of Fame golfer Kathy Whitworth has died at the age of 83

The Independent UK

11 things we want to see on the PGA Tour in 2023

We narrowed what we really want to see in 2023 on the PGA Tour down to 11 things because 10 just wasn't enough.

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Lydia Ko enjoying the ride on her journey of continuous learning

Lydia Ko has accomplished some extraordinary feats. In fact, it is sometimes easy to forget that the New Zealander is still only 25.

The National (Scotland)

QBE Shootout to be mixed-team event for PGA and LPGA tours

Nelly Korda and Lexi Thompson can expect plenty of more LPGA faces next year in the QBE Shootout

The Independent UK

Impressive Kim snares Australian Open lead

New LPGA Tour graduate Grace Kim has fired an eight-birdie seven-under-par 66 to claim the Australian Open first-round lead in Melbourne.

AAP

Motivated Minjee eyes Open win

Women's favourite Minjee Lee says she is as hungry as ever to break her Australian Open title duck in Melbourne despite a draining season on the LPGA Tour.

AAP

Amy Alcott to captain United States Junior Solheim Cup team in 2023 at La Zagaleta in Spain

Alcott won 29 times on the LPGA and five majors.

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The staggering 2022 earnings of Leona Maguire

The Cavan star has won some serious money on the LPGA Tour this year.

Irish Mirror

Golf star’s career almost ended by a sneeze before she battled back to claim maiden title

Jodi Ewart Shadoff secured her maiden LPGA Tour victory last month to complete a remarkable turn around after nearly being forced to retire thanks a single sneeze.

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Silver linings to be salvaged from season as women’s game finds fortune - Nick Rodger

Did you notice that North Korean crackpot dictator Kim Jong-un unveiled his daughter to the world for the first time the other day? Like all doting…

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Leona Maguire, Lydia Ko set for final round head-to-head in LPGA Tour Championship, as Minjee Lee fades from player of the year contention

Australia's Minjee Lee's hopes of becoming the LPGA player of the year appear dashed as she trails front runner Lydia Ko and Ireland's Leona Maguire by nine shots at the Tour Championship.

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Will LPGA players be able to say no to a LIV women’s golf league? Some are sending out warning signals

Will a country that continues to discriminate against women save some of that life-changing money for them?

The Independent UK

Lydia Ko in the lead for largest prize in women’s golf history at LPGA finale

The 25-year-old finished seven-under 65 in her bid to win the $2m prize

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Minjee Lee captures the 2022 Aon Risk Reward Challenge—and $1 million prize!

It's been a storybook season on the LPGA Tour for Minjee Lee. The 26-year-old from Perth, Australia added two titles to her collection, the U.S. Women's Open presented by ProMedica and Cognizant Founders Cup, plus four other top-10 finishes. The ...

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Jamie Mulligan details Nelly Korda’s harrowing blood clot and proclaims her ‘The Unicorn,’ golf’s next global superstar

“It was scary. You know, it was two centimeters from her heart. I mean, she could’ve died.” — Jamie Mulligan on Nelly Korda's blood clot.

Daily Mirror

Gemma Dryburgh won a TOILET for first LPGA Tour title - but home is where the heart is

The 29-year-old Scot sensationally claimed a maiden LPGA Tour title with victory at the Japan Classic last weekend and, while she was awarded the most unique of prizes, a settled home life has helped take her golf to new levels

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Dazzling Dryburgh a champion at last and hopefully it’s no flash in Japan - Nick Rodger

I’m writing this column on tenterhooks. “I knew you had to be on something,” muttered the sports editor with a withering growl. The reason for…

Bangkok Post

Atthaya ties for 10th as Dryburgh wins LPGA Japan Classic

Gemma Dryburgh on Sunday became the first Scot to win on the LPGA Tour since 2011, as new world number one Atthaya Thitikul of Thailand tied for 10th on 10-under.

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Photos: Atthaya Thitikul through the years

View pictures of Atthaya Thitikul, the 19-year-old No. 1 player in the world.

Bangkok Post

Golf the perfect cure for Atthaya

Atthaya Thitikul took up golf as a sickly six-year-old to improve her poor health. Now she has joined Tiger Woods as one of the sport’s youngest world number ones.

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