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Here’s the rundown of the biggest professional events in women’s golf in 2026.
Golf, sports stars wish Tiger happy 50th birthday
Stars from golf, Olympics and the NBA send well wishes as Tiger Woods celebrates his 50th birthday.

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Henderson: Parity has LPGA 'in a really good spot'
Brooke Henderson joins Golf Central to reflect on getting back in the winners' circle at the CPKC Women's Open in her home country of Canada before sharing why she thinks the parity the LPGA saw in 2025 was 'incredible.'

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Playing a scramble format on Day 1 of the Grant Thornton Invitational, the two teams established a new tournament record.
Tee times and TV times for the second round of the mixed-team event, which features alternate shot on Saturday in Naples, Florida.
Five of the top 10 players on this year’s Ladies European Tour earned LPGA cards on Tuesday at Final Qualifying, including medalist Helen Briem, the 6-foot-3 German who won in her LET debut as a professional last year.
Here’s a look at the two-player PGA Tour and LPGA teams as well as the format and TV times.
After play was suspended for the second time in four days on Sunday morning, the LPGA announced that it will reduce the scheduled 90-hole qualifying tournament to 72 holes.
The final round of the LPGA season finale encapsulated Nelly Korda’s year. There was stagnation, moments of brilliance, a sense of challenge but, ultimately, no chance at a victory.
Thitikul has won $8 million in official earning the last two years at the LPGA finale, helping vault her inside the top 10 on the career money list.
Jeeno Thitikul capped off her best year with the biggest cash prize in women’s golf, closing with a 4-under 68 to win the CME Group Tour Championship on Sunday for another $4 million payoff.
With another $4 million first-place check, Thitikul broke her own single-season money record on the LPGA Tour.
Jeeno Thitikul made nine birdies for the second straight day, this time giving her an 8-under 64 that allowed the Thai star to pull away Saturday and build a six-shot lead.