Nelly Korda is a winner again on the LPGA Tour as she pulls away from everyone on the LPGA. Korda delivered an early knockout in the Riviera Maya Open at Mayakoba with an eagle-birdie-birdie stretch.
AUGUSTA NATIONAL WOMEN’S AMATEUR
Here is a closer look at five favorites to watch at this week’s Augusta National Women’s Amateur.
Here’s a look at the tee times and groupings for Round 2 of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur on Wednesday at Champions Retreat Golf Club in Evans, Georgia.
Here’s a look at the tee times and groupings for Round 1 of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur on Wednesday at Champions Retreat Golf Club in Evans, Georgia.
After Talley initially planned to use fellow top-ranked junior Miles Russell on the bag for this week’s Augusta National Women’s Amateur, Russell went and tied for 15th on Sunday at the Korn Ferry Tour’s Club Car Championship to earn another start this week.
After missing the last half of 2025 due to an arm injury, the 21-year-old Shoemaker is back, healthy and competing again at a high level, only this time with a newfound perspective.
The seventh Augusta National Women’s Amateur begins April 1, with 72 of the top players in amateur golf.
Elizabeth Rudisill spoke with Golf Channel’s Eamon Lynch and Rex Hoggard ahead of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur next week. Rudisill, a freshman at Vanderbilt and represented the U.S. at the Junior Solheim Cup, won the Ron Moore intercollegiate in October. She said she’s been to Augusta several times with friends and family to watch the tournament but is looking forward to going this time as a player.
Talley, who sits atop every major national junior ranking, will employ fellow No. 1 Miles Russell as her caddie for the April 1-4 event at Champions Retreat and Augusta National.
Reagan Zibilski, a member of the Arkansas women’s golf team, will compete in the Augusta National Women’s Amateur next week and talked about her excitement about the upcoming tournament and how she’s preparing.
Arizona State’s Patience Rhodes and Beth Coulter join “Golf Today” at TPC Scottsdale to talk about their invites to this year’s Augusta National Women’s Amateur.
Malixi, one of the notables set to compete at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur this April, got back into the winner’s circle last week following months of injury and swing struggles.
World No. 1 Kiara Romero and five current Stanford players highlight the field for the seventh Augusta National Women’s Amateur, which was announced Wednesday morning.