On a day when Carnoustie or “Carnasty” played more like “Carnicely”, few players were able to take advantage of the easy conditions.

she has been working on controlling her trajectory – being able to work the ball in windy conditions so that she can play shots in the wind

Lydia Ko took to the media room at Carnoustie to answer questions and share her thoughts about the upcoming Major Championship

More than 2 years of playing golf, have made a big difference in my life. The challenges and fun I found in golf is something fulfilling.

With the golf world focused on the Women’s event at the Tokyo Olympics, preparations continue for the Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open.

When the world shut down in March 2020 . . . I turned to my husband and asked, “Will the golf courses remain open?"

As technology continues to evolve and become the way of the world, online booking systems have become a fundamental component for business.

We had the opportunity to chat recently with the USGA’s Chief Brand Officer, Craig Annis to discuss the initiatives with Women’s Golf.

Nelly Korda’s 63 (-9 under) on Friday equalled a tournament record for low score in a round at the KPMG Women’s PGA.

By noon today, the talk of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship was Celine Boutier after posting a sizzling score of 64 (-8 under).

While the course played tough, the average score being 74.7 (+2), it was somewhat surprising to see so many players under par.

American Lizette Salas closed out her first round with four consecutive pars to take the early lead into the clubhouse.

US Women’s Open champion, Yuka Saso has been on a bit of a whirlwind tour. She's playing the KPMG PGA Championship this week

The best players in women’s golf converge in Atlanta . . . competing for victory this week, at the home club of golf legend, Bobby Jones Jr

Women’s professional golf descend upon the City of Atlanta - here is a little bit of a primer on what to see, do and explore.

The day started off well for Lexi Thompson, the overnight leader who had a one-stroke lead over Yuka Saso.

Saturdays have become known as “moving day” in professional golf and today was no exception at the U.S. Women’s Open.

Yuka Saso of the Philippines shot a relatively stress free 67 ( - 4 under), to take a 1-shot lead into the weekend over Jeongeun Lee-6.

the big news of the day was amateur player Megha Ganne finishing as the co-leader, having posted a 67 (-4 under), with a score of 67.

The scores of the previous tournaments that have been held here, it's pretty eye opening to see that the winning score was plus one.