The launch of DataGolf's women's ranking system offers a clearer perspective on female golfers, providing fans with an in-depth look at their performances and standings.
Nelly Korda, refreshed after a break from competitive golf, is eager to tackle the Chevron Championship, learning from last year's experience. Korda aims for a strong performance at Memorial Park, where preparation and weather will be key.
Top-ranked Jeeno Thitikul of Thailand targets her first major title at the LPGA Chevron Championship, while Australia’s Hannah Green rides a hot streak into the event.
World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul heads into the Chevron Championship seeking to overcome the challenges of winning her first major, reflecting on past near-misses throughout her career.
World No. 1 Nelly Korda chose to skip the lucrative JM Eagle LA Championship to ensure proper preparation for the Chevron Championship. Her decision paid off with a full practice round while competitor Hannah Green arrived exhausted after a red-eye flight from her LA victory.
The golf world shifts gears as the PGA Tour launches the RBC Heritage following the Masters, alongside the LPGA Championship and the Champions Tour's major. Defending champion Justin Thomas seeks to hold off competitors like Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy's absence.
Lauren Coughlin captured the Aramco Championship at Shadow Creek Golf Course, defeating all 20 players from the ROLEX Women's World Golf Rankings in a historic field. The victory showcased Coughlin's confidence in competing against the world's best players, as she expressed her belief that she belongs among golf's elite.
In the latest Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings, Jeeno Thitikul retains her position at the top, while Miyu Yamashita moves up one spot into fifth place.
Korean golfer Kim Min-sol made a dramatic 30-spot jump to world No. 43 after capturing her third KLPGA Tour victory at the iM Financial Open. The 18-year-old rookie became the youngest player in the world's top 50 with her commanding 11-under-par performance.
Lauren Coughlin captured her third LPGA Tour title with a commanding five-shot victory at the Aramco Championship, holding off world No. 1 Nelly Korda at Shadow Creek. The 33-year-old Virginian earned $600,000 for her first U.S. victory after previous wins in Canada and Scotland.
The 2026 LPGA Aramco Championship showcased remarkable talent at Shadow Creek. Lauren Coughlin claimed victory, while Nelly Korda and Hyo Joo Kim also made headlines.
Lauren Coughlin captured her third LPGA title with a commanding five-shot victory at the Aramco Championship, while Nelly Korda recorded her third consecutive runner-up finish. Coughlin's win at Shadow Creek marked redemption after losing last year's match play championship at the same venue.