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New Zealand recognizes golfer Ko with damehood

New Zealand recognizes golfer Ko with damehood

In recognition of her exceptional golfing achievements and her contributions to New Zealand society, Dame Lydia Ko has been bestowed with one of the country’s highest honors, the damehood.

Ko, who made history by becoming the youngest-ever world number one in women’s golf at the age of 17, has continued to dominate the sport, winning numerous major championships and inspiring a generation of young golfers.

The damehood, conferred by New Zealand’s Governor-General, is a fitting tribute to Ko’s outstanding career and her role as a positive role model for New Zealanders.

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How Lydia Ko shook off a slump and regained her world-beating form

How Lydia Ko shook off a slump and regained her world-beating form

Lydia Ko, New Zealand’s most successful golfer, is back on top. After a slump that saw her lose her world number one ranking, Ko has regained her form and is now once again a force to be reckoned with.

Ko’s resurgence began at the recent ANA Inspiration, where she finished in a tie for second place. She followed that up with a victory at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, her first major championship win since 2016.

Ko’s return to form has been attributed to a number of factors, including a change in her swing and a renewed focus on her mental game. She has also been working with a new coach, Sean Foley, who has helped her to improve her consistency and accuracy.

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Exploring the Turbulent Romance: Lydia Ko’s Complex Bond with Golf and Social Media

Exploring the Turbulent Romance: Lydia Ko’s Complex Bond with Golf and Social Media

**Unveiling the Rollercoaster: Lydia Ko’s Dive into Golf and Social Media**

In a candid YouTube video, golf star Lydia Ko delved into the intricate interplay between golfers and their beloved sport. Ko accentuated the impactful influence of social media in magnifying the triumphs and tribulations of golf, serving as a conduit for connection while also accentuating critique. She underscored the importance of cultivating a nurturing digital space for both golfers and enthusiasts, fostering a community spirit and cultivating a profound affection for the game that transcends the lush fairways

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Propelling A Lim Kim to the Top: A Remarkable Ace at LPGA’s Lotte Championship

Propelling A Lim Kim to the Top: A Remarkable Ace at LPGA’s Lotte Championship

A Lim Kim’s Incredible Hole-in-One Propels Him to the Top at LPGA’s Lotte Championship! Kim’s outstanding performance on the 13th hole at the Hoakalei Country Club secured him the lead with a stellar 9-under 63. This ace marks a milestone in Kim’s LPGA Tour career, giving him a two-stroke advantage at the tournament’s midway point. The talented South Korean golfer has been shining bright this season, positioning himself as a formidable contender for the championship as the weekend approaches

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Green holds off loaded field to win BMW Ladies

Green holds off loaded field to win BMW Ladies

Hannah Green Triumphs in Style at BMW Ladies Championship!

In a thrilling display of talent and determination, Hannah Green clinched the prestigious BMW Ladies Championship title, outshining an elite field that included the formidable Lydia Ko, a former world No. 1. Green’s impeccable performance resonated with brilliance as she showcased unmatched consistency in her ball-striking and putting prowess.

Even amidst a challenging weather delay, Green stood strong, capping off her remarkable journey with a remarkable total of 276, finishing at an impressive four-under par. Ko, a fierce competitor, pushed hard but fell short by just two strokes, ending in a shared second position.

This triumphant win marks Green’s second triumph on the LPGA Tour, further stamping her authority as a rising luminary in the realm of women’s golf. Her stellar display not only cements her as a force to be reckoned with internationally but also paves the way for a bright and promising future ahead.

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Presidents Cup weirdness, Lydia’s fairy tale, Rory vs. Billy | Monday Finish

Presidents Cup weirdness, Lydia’s fairy tale, Rory vs. Billy | Monday Finish

Presidents Cup weirdness, Lydia’s fairy tale, Rory vs. Billy | Monday Finish

There’s something different about the Presidents Cup at Quail Hollow. Max Homa holing out from the fairway on Sunday, Charley Hoffman holing a 6-iron from 213 yards on Monday morning, and Tom Kim canning an 82-foot eagle putt are just a few examples that have left observers wondering what’s in the water in Charlotte.

At Walton Heath, Lydia Ko was a model of consistency throughout the AIG Women’s Open and now she’s your champion. And not only is Rory McIlroy preparing for his showdown with Billy Horschel at Wentworth, but there’s a betting line on the outcome!

All that and more in this week’s edition of the Monday Finish.

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Lydia Ko rolls in final round to 3rd LPGA win of the year

Lydia Ko rolls in final round to 3rd LPGA win of the year

Lydia Ko clinched her third LPGA title of the season Sunday, rolling in a 15-foot birdie putt on the final hole to capture the Mediheal Championship. The 25-year-old New Zealander carded a 4-under 68 in the final round to finish at 17-under 271, one stroke ahead of American Lilia Vu. Ko’s victory at The Saticoy Club in Somis, California, marked her 18th LPGA title overall, moving her within two of Cristie Kerr for 10th on the all-time list. It was also her first win since the Lotte Championship in April.

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Ko leads by 2 over Coughlin at FM Championship

Ko leads by 2 over Coughlin at FM Championship

Ko leads by 2 over Coughlin at FM Championship

Inbee Ko shot a bogey-free 6-under 66 on Friday to take a two-stroke lead over Alison Lee after two rounds of the Founders Cup.

Ko, a seven-time major champion, had six birdies and no bogeys on Friday to finish 36 holes at 8-under 136 at Mountain Ridge Country Club in West Caldwell, New Jersey.

Lee, a two-time winner on the LPGA Tour, shot a 3-under 69 on Friday to move into solo second place at 6-under 138.

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Lydia Ko’s gas-station mindset, Rory’s broken driver, Korda’s ‘mess up’ | Monday Finish

Lydia Ko’s gas-station mindset, Rory’s broken driver, Korda’s ‘mess up’ | Monday Finish

Lydia Ko has revealed the “gas-station” mindset that fuels her remarkable return to form, while Rory McIlroy endured a broken driver and Nelly Korda admitted to a “mess up” at the WM Phoenix Open.

Ko’s recent hot streak has seen her jump to world No. 1 and she has attributed it to a “gas-station” mindset, where she focuses on the next shot rather than the big picture. McIlroy, on the other hand, had to endure a broken driver and a missed cut, while Korda made a costly error in the final round. Despite these setbacks, Ko remains optimistic and McIlroy is confident he can bounce back.

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Lydia Ko’s Reflections on Golf’s Love-Hate Dynamics and the Power of Social Media

Lydia Ko’s Reflections on Golf’s Love-Hate Dynamics and the Power of Social Media

Lydia Ko’s Reflections on Golf’s Love-Hate Dynamics and the Power of Social Media

In a recent YouTube video, golf star Lydia Ko delved into the complex relationship golfers have with their sport. Ko discussed how social media can amplify the highs and lows of golf, offering opportunities for connection while also amplifying criticism. She emphasized the importance of a supportive and respectful online environment for golfers and fans alike, fostering a sense of community and encouraging a love for the game that extends beyond the fairways.

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