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Sei Young Kim is charging toward a potential wire-to-wire triumph on home soil in South Korea, holding the lead after a blistering opening round as pursuers scramble to catch up. The veteran superstar is chasing a commanding victory amid roaring local support – and the mounting pressure that comes with being the crowd favorite
Hwang delivered a stunning performance to capture her first LPGA title at the LOTTE Championship, holding off the field by a single stroke after an electrifying, tournament‑record‑tying 62 earlier in the week. The victory is a career‑defining breakthrough that could propel her to even bigger stages
Griffin fired a flawless, bogey-free round to surge into a three-shot lead at Napa, staking his claim atop the leaderboard heading into the weekend as two world No. 1s rallied with hot scores to close the gap and set up a thrilling chase
In a breathtaking showcase of talent, Kim fired an extraordinary 61, seizing a commanding four-stroke lead at the ISCO Championship. His round was highlighted by a flurry of birdies, underlining his dominance and setting the stage for an exciting tournament ahead
Minjee Lee delivered a stunning performance at the Women’s PGA Championship, finishing bogey-free and extending her lead to four strokes. Her exceptional play highlighted her precision and focus, positioning her as the front-runner heading into the final rounds.
Matt Fitzpatrick sealed his triumph at the DP World Tour Championship with a breathtaking, record-tying final round of 66, demonstrating extraordinary skill and unwavering composure. This stunning performance cemented his place among the tour’s elite, earning widespread acclaim and solidifying his reputation as a top contender
Jennifer Kupcho and Nanna Koerstz Madsen started the Founders Cup with a bang, sharing the lead after a bogey-free 66 in the opening round at Wildfire Golf Club. Both players displayed remarkable ball-striking and putting skills, setting the stage for a thrilling three-day battle. Kupcho, the Chevron Championship winner, maintained a clean scorecard, while Madsen matched her with a consistent performance. They emerged as frontrunners in the challenging conditions, leaving the competition in their wake.
Matt Wallace secured his eighth European Tour title with a playoff victory at the European Masters in Switzerland.
Wallace fired a flawless 64 in the first round to open up a four-shot lead at The Renaissance Club. He held onto his advantage throughout the tournament, eventually needing a playoff to defeat South Africa’s Dean Burmester.
“It’s an amazing feeling to win again,” Wallace said. “I’ve been working hard on my game and it’s all coming together now.”
England’s Andrew “Beef” Johnston finished tied for third place, three shots behind Wallace.
Keegan Bradley secured his first PGA Tour victory since 2018 with a dominant performance at the BMW Championship. The American fired a final-round 68 to finish at 15-under-par, three shots clear of Scottie Scheffler and Patrick Cantlay, who shared second place. Bradley’s victory comes just weeks after he was named captain of the American team for the 2023 Presidents Cup. The 36-year-old has now won five PGA Tour titles, including the 2011 PGA Championship. Bradley’s victory at Wilmington Country Club was built on a solid all-around performance. He hit 73% of greens in regulation and ranked fourth in the field in strokes gained putting. Bradley’s win elevates him to ninth in the FedEx Cup standings, putting him in a strong position heading into next week’s Tour Championship.
Czech golfer Nelly Korda posted a bogey-free 66 on Saturday to reduce Atthaya Thitikul’s halfway lead to four shots in the BMW Ladies Championship. Korda carded six birdies at the Oak Valley Country Club in South Korea to move to 14 under par, putting her in contention for her second LPGA Tour title of the season. Thitikul, who set a new course record on Friday with a 64, could only manage a 71 on Saturday, dropping to 18 under par.
