Nelly Korda continues her stellar form with the best scoring average on the LPGA Tour through March 29, while Rio Takeda leads the circuit in birdies. The statistical leaders showcase the diverse talent across multiple performance categories.
Lydia Ko fired a career-best 60 to take a one-shot lead at the Ford Championship, highlighting her resurgence on tour. The narrow advantage sets up a dramatic final round amid a season marked by fierce LPGA competition.
Matt Fitzpatrick secured a dramatic victory at the Valspar Championship with a final-hole birdie, while Hannah Green captured her third straight LPGA win. The week also featured emotional moments and LIV Golf drama in South Africa.
World number seven Hannah Green achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first Australian woman to win three consecutive international golf tournaments, capturing the Australian WPGA Championship by four strokes. The 29-year-old's victory completed a remarkable run that began with wins at the Australian Open and Women's World Championship in Singapore.
Scotland's Kelsey Macdonald fired a course record-breaking 64 to take a one-shot lead after the first round of the Australian WPGA Championship. The 35-year-old overcame an opening bogey with six birdies and a closing eagle at Sanctuary Cove, leading Hannah Green and Charlotte Heath by one stroke.
In a dazzling display at the 2026 HSBC Women’s World Championship, Hannah Green secured her title, showcasing incredible skill and a winning partnership with her husband. The tournament, held at Sentosa Golf Club, was highlighted by the strong performances of Green and her fellow Australians.
Hannah Green secured her title at the BMW Ladies Championship, finishing at -19 and taking home $330,000. The tournament showcased fierce competition among top athletes in Korea.