Morgan, 50, wins U.S. Senior Women’s Open by 6
Jane Morgan, 50, captured the U.S. Senior Women’s Open by six strokes Sunday, surging late as Annika Sorenstam faded, securing a decisive senior major victory.
U.S. Senior Women’s Open
Morgan rises, Sorenstam fades at Senior Women’s
LIV golfers granted a qualification route to The Open after an agreement with the R&A, opening major access via designated events and qualifiers; the move reshapes elite entry and sparks debate across golf’s landscape.
Jane Morgan surged into the lead as Annika Sorenstam slipped back at the Senior Women’s Championship, Morgan’s steady play contrasting Sorenstam’s uncharacteristic errors and opening the field late Sunday.
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.
Carner, 85, shoots age at Senior Women’s Open
Legendary golfer JoAnne Carner, despite her 85 years and ongoing smoking habit, carded a remarkable age-matching 79 in the first round of the U.S. Senior Women’s Open. Her impressive performance on day one propelled her into contention for the title, showcasing her exceptional talent and unwavering determination. Carner’s resilience and skill serve as an inspiration to all, proving that age is no barrier to achieving golfing excellence. As the tournament unfolds, golf enthusiasts eagerly anticipate Carner’s continued brilliance on the greens.
