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LPGA: Rookie Atthaya Thitikul leads, searching for third win and move to No. 1 in the world at BMW Ladies Championship

Atthaya Thitikul would move to No. 1 in the world with a win.

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Atthaya regains lead in Korea

WONJU, South Korea: Atthaya Thitikul of Thailand holds a one-stroke lead heading into the final round of the BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea.

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Lydia Ko on pace to win Vare Trophy for lowest scoring average for second straight year, calls this her most consistent season yet

Ko, 25, has eight top-five finishes in her last 11 starts.

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Atthaya two shots off lead in Korea

WONJU, South Korea: World number two Atthaya Thitikul of Thailand has slipped to two shots off the lead heading into the third round of the BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea.

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World No. 1 Jin Young Ko has a habit of winning after long breaks. Can she do it again this week in South Korea?

Jin Young Ko has made a habit of coming out strong after long breaks from competition.

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LPGA Player of the Year race tightens with only four events left in 2022, and a rookie might steal the show

The Rolex LPGA Player of the Year race could once again turn into a doozie.

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Xiyu Lin, Charley Hull tied for lead, Celine Boutier and Lydia Ko one back at Ascendant LPGA

Sunday should be a good one down in Texas.

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Top spot in world rankings could change hands at Ascendant LPGA benefiting Volunteers of America in Texas

The top-ranked player in the LPGA is not playing this week, leaving the door open for Nelly Korda.

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Want a better contest? Here’s what Presidents Cup teams could look like if LPGA stars were added

There's an awful lot of talk about growing the game. Slogans are created and commercials are made. But here's a no-brainer.

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19-year-old Lucy Li fist pumps her way to 54-hole lead at Dana Open

Li has won twice on the Epson Tour this year and locked up her 2023 LPGA card.

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Paula Reto holds off Nelly Korda, Hye-Jin Choi for 2022 CP Women’s Open title in Canada

Reto earned $352,500 for her win.

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Lydia Ko x Ecco Golf new Biom G5

The Biom G5 will be part of Ecco's Autumn/Winter 2022 collection.

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Stanford’s Rose Zhang wins Mark H. McCormack medal as world’s best female amateur golfer for third consecutive year

Rose Zhang's decorated amateur career reached another milestone on Wednesday.

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Lydia Ko talks engagement, future plans ahead of inaugural Simone Asia Pacific Cup in Indonesia

"Getting married is not going to change my schedule. and it’s going to remain the same.”

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The Guardian - UK

Minjee Lee in the hunt for Women’s Open and a Scottish family double

Should Minjee Lee prevail at the Women’s Open – and a second round of 70 leaves her in a fine position – she will have shown the local speciality already displayed by her brother

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Ayaka Furue fires course-record 62, captures first LPGA victory at Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open

Furue fires a 10-under 62 to set a new course record at Dundonald Links.

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Celine Boutier, Lydia Ko tied at Women’s Scottish Open heading to final round

There are 12 players within four shots of the lead.

The Times of India

Indian trio misses cut at Women's Scottish Open after disappointing show

TROON: The Indian trio of Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar, and Tvesa Malik all drew a blank at the Women's Scottish Open, after missing the halfway cut here.

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The Hindu

Indian trio misses cut at Women’s Scottish Open after disappointing show

Aditi (74-74), Diksha (75-76), and Tvesa (77-74) crashed out after the second round as the cut fell at 1-under

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Lydia Ko takes two-shot lead at Women’s Scottish Open after second straight 65 at Dundonald Links

Ko is searching for her first win since March.

The Times of India

Disappointing start for Indian trio at Women's Scottish Open

TROON (Scotland): India's Aditi Ashok (74), Diksha Dagar (75) and Tvesa Malik (77) started their campaign on a disappointing note at the Trust Golf Women's Scottish Open.

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Seri Pak’s South Korean Surrogate Children Own the LPGA

Pak started a golfing boom in her home country when she burst onto the scene by winning two majors in 1998. And now the women she inspired (and who she still mentors) are dominating the sport.

The Guardian - UK

Women’s PGA Championship: Chun In-gee wins third major title – as it happened

Hole-by-hole report: Chun In-gee recovers after a shaky start to land her third major title, condemning Lexi Thompson to another painful near miss. Scott Murray was watching.

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In Gee Chun continues to crush the field at Congressional, leads by six at KPMG Women’s PGA

In Gee Chun is at 11 under and holds a six-shot lead over Lydia Ko and Jennifer Kupcho.

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Lydia Ko, fresh off her 100th top 10 on the LPGA, hopes to play freely at KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

Expect to see a committed Lyda Ko this week at Congressional.

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