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Korda clinches LPGA player of the year award
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Korda clinches LPGA player of the year award

Nelly Korda’s Remarkable Win: Making History in LPGA

Nelly Korda has made history by clinching the prestigious LPGA Player of the Year award, marking the first American to achieve this honor since 2013. At just 24 years old, she secured this title following a remarkable season where she triumphed in four tournaments, with a standout victory at the thrilling Meijer LPGA Classic in June. Korda’s exceptional performance not only earned her the coveted award but also solidified her position as one of the most formidable players in the realm of sports today

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‘I just want to go home’: For LPGA pros, globetrotting is physical, mental grind
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‘I just want to go home’: For LPGA pros, globetrotting is physical, mental grind

Professional golfer Moriya Jutanugarn opened up about the grueling travel schedule on the LPGA Tour, highlighting the physical and mental challenges it poses. During an interview, she candidly expressed the difficulties of being separated from loved ones and constantly being on the move.

“It’s very hectic. You’re always just trying to recover from the jet lag or from the playing or from the travel,” she shared.

Jutanugarn revealed that at times, she feels like “a robot, going from one place to another.” The continuous travel takes a toll on her mental well-being, resulting in feelings of loneliness and a strong yearning for home.

Experts in mental health stress the significance of seeking help and establishing a robust support system for athletes navigating similar demanding situations

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Ruoning Yin cruises to victory in Shanghai for fourth LPGA title
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Ruoning Yin cruises to victory in Shanghai for fourth LPGA title

Ruoning Yin’s Magnificent Triumph in Shanghai Secures Fourth LPGA Crown
The stage was set in Shanghai as the talented Chinese golfer, Ruoning Yin, delivered a masterful performance at the prestigious Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) event. With unwavering precision and skill, Yin clinched her fourth LPGA title, solidifying her reputation as a dominant force in the realm of golf. Her stellar display of consistency and poise led her to an impressive final-round score of 68, gracefully overcoming a fierce challenge from Saigo, who relentlessly trailed close behind. This resounding victory not only highlights Yin’s exceptional prowess but also sparks excitement for the promising victories that lie ahead in her illustrious journey through the women’s golf circuit

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Suwannapura wins LPGA event in playoff with eagle
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Suwannapura wins LPGA event in playoff with eagle

Suwannapura Emerges Victorious in LPGA Playoff

Suwannapura triumphed in a thrilling playoff at the LPGA event on Sunday, securing victory with a remarkable eagle putt.

After regulation ended with four players tied at the top, Suwannapura soared ahead with an impressive shot on the par-5 18th hole. Her eagle birdie propelled her to the top of the leaderboard, leaving her rivals behind.

Suwannapura’s remarkable performance marks a significant milestone in her career, showcasing her exceptional skills and determination. This victory serves as a testament to her hard work and unwavering dedication to the sport.

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Ko adds another LPGA win at Kroger Queen City
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Ko adds another LPGA win at Kroger Queen City

Hyo Joo Ko seized her second LPGA triumph of 2023 at the Kroger Queen City Championship. The South Korean golfer fired a final round of 7-under 65 to finish at 17-under, two strokes clear of Japan’s Ayaka Furue. Ko’s victory marks her ninth LPGA title, further solidifying her status as one of the top players in women’s golf. She also moved up to the No. 3 spot in the Rolex Women’s World Rankings.

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‘Bitter pill to swallow’: Why this Solheim Cup star felt slighted by her own captain
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‘Bitter pill to swallow’: Why this Solheim Cup star felt slighted by her own captain

Solheim Cup star Charley Hull has hit out at Catriona Matthew for her handling of the European team’s defeat to the United States last month. Hull was surprisingly overlooked for all five sessions at the biennial contest, a decision that left her feeling “hurt.” The Englishwoman told The Telegraph that she felt “let down” by Matthew, who she believes favored other players over her. Hull’s stinging criticism raises questions marks over Matthew’s captaincy and highlights the growing tension within the European team.

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The U.S. snapped its Solheim Cup slump thanks to this genius strategy
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The U.S. snapped its Solheim Cup slump thanks to this genius strategy

The United States ended its Solheim Cup drought in dramatic fashion, thanks to a strategic move that caught Europe off guard.

Team captain Stacy Lewis opted to sit world No. 1 Nelly Korda in favor of a lesser-known player, Jennifer Kupcho, for Sunday’s final singles match. Kupcho, who had never led off in a Solheim Cup match, famously defeated Europe’s best-ranked player, Matilda Castren, 2&1, securing a 15-13 victory for the Americans.

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Team USA is dominating the Solheim Cup. Here’s why it’s not over yet
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Team USA is dominating the Solheim Cup. Here’s why it’s not over yet

Team USA currently leads the Solheim Cup with a commanding 9-3 lead over Team Europe. However, the competition is far from over. In the 2019 Solheim Cup, Team USA held an 8-4 advantage heading into the final day but ultimately lost to Team Europe. This year, Team Europe has shown resilience and the ability to come back from behind. With both teams fielding some of the best players in the world, it’s likely that the final day of competition will be filled with drama and excitement.

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‘Triage mode’: LPGA commish addresses Solheim Cup shuttle fiasco
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‘Triage mode’: LPGA commish addresses Solheim Cup shuttle fiasco

‘Triage mode’: LPGA commish addresses Solheim Cup shuttle fiasco

LPGA Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan has apologized for the transportation debacle at the Solheim Cup, saying the organization was in “triage mode” after losing dozens of drivers.

“We were in a triage mode to move bodies,” Marcoux Samaan said. “I mean, we lost like 50 drivers. We were trying to literally get bodies in cars.”

The transportation issues led to significant delays for players, media, and fans, with some waiting hours for shuttles. Marcoux Samaan said the organization is working to address the problems and prevent them from happening again.

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