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USGA CEO Mike Whan discusses the build-up to the 2024 U.S. Women’s Open, how the USGA plays a role in growing women’s golf and Lexi Thompson’s impact on the game.
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The Live From crew discuss the progression of Nelly Korda’s career, breaking down how the 14-time LPGA Tour winner has become one of the premier players in the world.
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