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At the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, women’s golf is elevated in tangible ways

At the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, women’s golf is elevated in tangible ways

At the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, Women’s Golf is Elevated in Tangible Ways

This year’s KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, held at Atlanta Athletic Club, witnessed a groundbreaking celebration of women’s golf. The tournament not only showcased the exceptional skills of the world’s top female golfers but also highlighted the strides made to elevate their status and recognition.

The championship introduced a redesigned trophy, the “Patty Berg Legacy Award,” honoring the legendary golfer who was instrumental in the formation of the LPGA. Additionally, the prize pool was significantly increased by 33%, offering greater financial rewards to the participants.

NBC’s extensive coverage of the tournament, including primetime slots on the weekend, demonstrates the growing visibility and respect accorded to women’s golf. This milestone event sends a powerful message, inspiring young athletes and promoting greater equality in the sport.

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Korda 6 shots back in quest for record win streak

Korda 6 shots back in quest for record win streak

The 23-year-old American professional golfer Nelly Korda is six shots off the pace at the Volunteers of America Classic after a first-round 70 in Texas. Korda, who is aiming to break the LPGA Tour record of consecutive wins set by Annika Sorenstam in 2005, needs to finish top of the standings in three competitions in a row to beat the Swede’s mark of five in a row. Aged 14, Korda became the youngest in history to qualify for an LPGA major, and in 2021 she won the major Meijer LPGA Classic by three strokes.

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Annika Sorenstam on how motherhood has changed her, and what it’s like sharing the spotlight with son Will

Annika Sorenstam on how motherhood has changed her, and what it’s like sharing the spotlight with son Will

**Sorenstam on Motherhood, Sharing Spotlight with Son**

Annika Sorenstam, the legendary golfer, has shared how motherhood has transformed her life. The former world number one says her perspective has changed significantly since welcoming her son, Will. She now prioritizes family above all else and finds joy in nurturing her child’s growth.

Sorenstam has also spoken about the special bond she and Will share, especially when they hit the golf course together. She admits to feeling a sense of pride watching her son play and says they often engage in friendly competitions. While she acknowledges her competitive spirit remains intact, she cherishes the opportunity to simply enjoy the game with her son.

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