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‘It’s a shame’: LPGA star argues Trump course should host the Open again
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‘It’s a shame’: LPGA star argues Trump course should host the Open again

LPGA star Jennifer Kupcho expressed her disappointment with the decision to remove the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster from consideration for hosting the U.S. Women’s Open. Kupcho argued that the course is “one of the best in the world” and that excluding it “is a shame.” She also mentioned the economic benefits that the tournament would bring to the area. Kupcho’s comments echo those of other golfers, including Stacy Lewis and Lexi Thompson, who have spoken out in support of the Trump course. The USGA announced in 2022 that it would no longer hold events at Trump-owned properties due to concerns about the former president’s divisive rhetoric.

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Minjee Lee leads in Scotland with play halted
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Minjee Lee leads in Scotland with play halted

Minjee Lee, the current world number five, leads the AIG Women’s Open by three strokes at the halfway stage at Muirfield in Scotland. The Australian carded a second-round of 70 to move to 11 under par, three shots clear of American Megan Khang, who shot a 69. England’s Georgia Hall and Charley Hull are a further shot back on seven under par, alongside Sweden’s Madelene Sagström. The second round was suspended due to darkness with 24 players still on the course. They will complete their rounds on Saturday morning before the third round begins, weather permitting.

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Inside Lydia Ko’s tearful journey to Olympic glory and the Hall of Fame
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Inside Lydia Ko’s tearful journey to Olympic glory and the Hall of Fame

Golf prodigy Lydia Ko’s remarkable journey to the Hall of Fame is filled with triumphs and tears, culminating in her triumphant Olympic victory. Ko’s pursuit of golfing greatness began as a child, when she first touched a golf club at age 5. From that tender age, her exceptional talent and unwavering determination were evident.

Ko ascended to the pinnacle of women’s golf at the young age of 17, becoming the world’s top-ranked player. Her meteoric rise was fueled by an unyielding work ethic and a natural aptitude for the game. With each tournament victory, Ko etched her name into golfing history, inspiring countless young girls around the world.

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Lindley captures U.S. Senior Women’s Open
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Lindley captures U.S. Senior Women’s Open

Lindley Captures U.S. Senior Women’s Open

Melissa Lindley has captured the 2023 U.S. Senior Women’s Open, securing her first major championship title.

On the final day of the tournament held at The Old Course at Stonebrae in Hayward, California, Lindley played a near-flawless round of 68 to close out the victorious week.

With her stellar performance, Lindley, 51, secured a three-shot victory over her closest competitor and earned the prestigious championship.

Lindley’s victory marks a significant achievement in her golfing career.

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Coughlin wins CPKC Women’s Open, 1st tour title
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Coughlin wins CPKC Women’s Open, 1st tour title

In a breakthrough performance, Coughlin seized her first LPGA major title at the CPKC Women’s Open. The tournament concluded Sunday, with Coughlin emerging victorious after four days of intense competition. Her triumph marks a significant milestone in her golfing career, solidifying her status as a rising star in the sport.

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Coughlin up early at LPGA’s CPKC Women’s Open
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Coughlin up early at LPGA’s CPKC Women’s Open

Coughlin Up Early at CPKC Women’s Open

Reigning LPGA champion Brooke Henderson isn’t defending her title, but fellow Canadian Maude-Aimee LeBlanc holds the early lead after the opening round of the CP Women’s Open.

The 32-year-old LeBlanc shot a four-under 67 on Thursday at Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club to take a one-stroke lead over Hannah Green and Pauline Roussin-Bouchard.

Coughlin trails LeBlanc but is tied with two others two strokes off the lead, as she looks to claim the LPGA major championship. The tournament continues through Sunday.

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