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5 things to watch for at the AIG Women’s British: A Cinderella returns, Solheim Cup drama and a ‘Car-nasty finish’
The fifth and final LPGA major of 2021 is at Carnoustie in Scotland. Here's a primer to get you ready.
On this day in 2013: Europe claim historic Solheim Cup win over United States
On this day in 2013: Europe claim historic Solheim Cup win over United States Golf365
How Ryan O'Toole's focus on fitness propelled her to her first LPGA win
Ryan O'Toole earned her first LPGA win in her 11-year career thanks in part to her approach to health and fitness. Here's what you can learn. The post How Ryan O’Toole’s focus on fitness propelled her to her first LPGA win appeared first on Golf.
SOPHIA POPOV: “It’s the Highlight of the Summer”
Sophia Popov has been on the road for seven weeks now, but is most excited for this weeks championship.
After 10 years, ladies return to Carnoustie for AIG Women's Open
The Women's Open was contested at Carnoustie in 2011 and a decade later it's playing host again to the world's best.
LPGA Tour. Class recognizes class
Charley Hull, (25) from England, congratulates her mate Ryann O’Toole, from the USA, for her victory at the 2021 Women’s Scottish Open, in Dumbarnie Links, Scotland
Ryann O’Toole: “Words cannot describe what I am feeling right now”
Ryann O’Toole claims it took patience to get her to that champion trophy.
O'Toole wins her first Women's Scottish Open
Ryann O'Toole won her first LPGA Tour event in 228 starts, closing with a bogey-free 8-under 64 at Dumbarnie Links for a three-shot victory in the Trust Golf Women's Scottish Open.
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Charley Hull: “I’m not a fan of links, but I love this golf course”
Charley Hull discusses why she isn’t a fan of links courses, but is enjoying the Dumbarnie Course.
Dumbarnie Links: The incredible story behind Scotland’s newest golf course
Of the 40,000 golf courses scattered around the world, only 246 are bona fide links layouts. That was one of the conclusions drawn by George Peper and Malcolm Campbell in their excellent book True Links.
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