Ashleigh Buhai wins her first event on the LPGA and it happened to be a major championship. She defeated InGee Chun after 4-playoff holes

In Gee Chun's round of 66 takes her to the top of the leaderboard at the AIG Women's Open at Muirfield

Shibuno on Top in Muirfield after Round One. Louise Duncan from Scotland also picked up where she left off last year.

The development of Thai players has only increased and nowhere has that development been felt greater than in women’s golf.

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,

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

Not only is Scotland considered the “Home of Golf”, but it is also home to many great tourist spots and travel destinations around the world