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The Aramco Saudi Ladies International Championship 2023, sponsored by the Public Investment Fund, will kick off Thursday at the Royal Greens Golf & Country Club, in the King Abdullah Economic City. In partnership with the Ladies European Tour (LET), the tournament will see the participation of some of the biggest…

Abstaining from events backed by the PIF would cripple an LET player’s chance to make a living.

Ko ended 2022 with a victory tour championship, was player of the year and rose to world No. 1.

Players will compete for a $5 million purse, with the winner earning $750,000.

The LPGA’s 1-in-4 rule stipulates that top players compete in a domestic event once every four years.

All three players will be honored at the 49th annual ISPS Handa/GWAA Awards Dinner on April 5 in Augusta, Georgia.

The field for the 2023 Hilton Grand Tournament of Champions might answer some early questions about the upcoming season.

The 120-player field in Saudi will feature 60 LET players, 50 from the top 300 in the Rolex Rankings.

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Former World No. 1s Yani Tseng, Jiyai Shin and Ariya Jutanugarn were among those who attended the wedding.

Without further ado, the 2022 Golfweek Award winner for Best Female Player of the Year goes to ...