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Here's who will be playing for Team USA and Team Europe in the 2021 Solheim Cup
Team USA and Team Europe finalized their 2021 Solheim Cup rosters Monday with nine captain's picks added to the event. The post Here’s who will be playing for Team USA and Team Europe in the 2021 Solheim Cup appeared first on Golf.
Charley Hull: Super Swings
Charley Hull made a solid effort this week at the AIG Women’s Open 2021.
Anna Nordqvist: “It was going to be my time”
Nordqvist thinks this win is the most special.
PING announces details of Team Europe Solheim Cup collection
As the Official Apparel Supplier of the European Solheim Cup team, PING is today releasing details of the apparel collection to be worn by Team Europe at the upcoming 2021 Solheim Cup
Hailey Davidson begins quest to become first transgender woman to earn LPGA card at Q-School
This week Davidson, 28, becomes the second transgender woman to tee it up in the first stage of LPGA Q-School.
Women's Open increases prize fund to $5.8m
This week's AIG British Women's Open at Carnoustie will be the most lucrative tournament in women's golf with the prize fund increased by $1.3 million to $5.8m, organisers said on Wednesday.
Nelly Korda tied for the lead after first round at the AIG Women's Open
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before — Nelly Korda is in the lead at a major championship. This time, it’s the AIG Women’s Open. The post Nelly Korda tied for the lead after first round at the AIG Women’s Open appeared first on Golf.
Charley Hull: “I prefer playing links when it’s windy.”
Charley Hull, from England, is looking forward to playing a windy AIG Women’s Open, at Carnoustie, in Scotland.
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Georgia Hall: “To be crowned champion again would be amazing and that’s definitely one of my goals.”
Georgia Hall, from England, is looking forward to winning her second AIG Women’s Open victory, in Carnoustie, Scotland
Golf-British Women's Open increases prize fund to $5.8 million
This week's AIG British Women’s Open at Carnoustie will be the most lucrative tournament in female golf with the prize fund increased by $1.3 million to $5.8 million, organisers said on Wednesday. The largest prize fund in women's Major Championship golf will grow by a further $1.0 million next year. "With our partners at AIG, we are taking action to make change happen and sending out a strong signal that more needs to be done by everyone involved to grow women’s golf," said Royal&Ancient chief executive Martin Slumbers in a statement.
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