Gabby Then fired a final round score of 67 to capture her first win on Tour -- another chapter in her amazing return to professional golf.

Stacy Lewis, former world No.1 player takes over as captain of the American Solheim Cup team. She met with us to chat about the challenge.

Janet Thompson sets out to write a nonfiction narrative that blends biography with her own autobiographical account of learning the game . .

Yuka Saso and Lydia Ko looking to contend for victory at the Chevron Championship. Play starts on Thursday Morning in Rancho Mirage, CA.

Ladies European golf tour player, Gabby Then, goes all in as she pursued full time playing status on Tour.

Nerves, and we all feel them, it's totally natural, and it's okay. It's a natural part of the process. And that just means that you care

How one woman loves Golf so much that she built her own practice station. Fuelled by necessity, Kate Panton got creative, building her own.

Cara shares her experience and tips on Golf Etiquette and its unwritten rules that benefit everyone when it comes to enjoying Golf.

Regardless of how the voting turns out though, two things are certain — that it was one heck of a season for both Korda and Ko.

Our featured writer shares her thoughts on humour and its role in Golf, including how they go together -- hand in hand!

Golf rewards regular players with more than just a nice walk and the elusive hole-in-one. Playing golf also benefits your Health.

Nelly Korda wins the 2021 Pelican Women’s Championship – solidifies claim to World No.1 Ranking. She rebounded to win in a four-way playoff

Golf becomes a metaphor for daily living as new mother Cara Kilgallen shares her experiences of life imitating golf.

The stage was set at the USWO for the last two remaining contenders. Yuka Saso, with the honours, lead off with her tee shot

Jin Young Ko conjured up another score of 64 (-8 under) in Sunday’s final round to catch Hee Jeong Lim and force a playoff.

We are pleased to introduce Professor of English, Cara Killgallen who joins us as a regular feature writer.

Everyone has setbacks & challenges. In my opinion, this is what top athletes have to do – hold your ground if your swing or confidence waver

With such a crowded leaderboard heading into the final round at Carnoustie, there are storylines galore to follow. Two are worth following

On a day traditionally known as “moving day”, Saturday’s 3rd Round at the AIG Women’s Open did not disappoint.

On yet another day when the wind was mild and Carnoustie’s bite was limited, the contenders jockeyed for position,