NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON
As conference championships begin, it’s time to forecast the 72-team field for NCAA Division I women’s golf regionals.
Conference championships are now underway as men’s and women’s teams battle for automatic bids into the NCAA postseason, and we’ll track the results as they finish.
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS
USGA on U.S. Women's Open: 'The women deserve to play' at places like Riviera
John Bodenhamer of the United States Golf Association discussed the importance of women competing on courses where the men play, including iconic venues like Riviera Country Club, and reflected on the significance of returning to the Palisades area after last year’s fires ahead of the U.S. Women's Open.
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The Tour announced those on the ballot for both the Jack Nicklaus Award and the Arnold Palmer Award.
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Keegan Bradley talks about the lingering Ryder Cup loss and the Golf Central crew discusses what he’s doing to move forward.
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