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Your Weekly Ladies Golf NewsLPGA Tour NewsThe LPGA Tour headed to Indiana for the Indy Women in Tech Championship as the Race to the CME Globe continued. In the third year of the event, the 2017 winner Lexi Thompson and last year’s winner Sung Hyun Park struggled, while number one player in the world Jin Young Ko, was not in the field.In the first round, South Korea’s M.J. Hur got off to a great start, finishing with nine birdies and no bogeys for a round of 63. She finished at nine under par ad

Your Weekly Ladies Golf NewsLPGA Tour NewsThe 2019 Solheim Cup is in the rearview mirror, but there is still plenty of golf remaining, culminating at the CME Group Tour Championship November 18-24 in Naples, Florida.The ladies of the tour head to Indianapolis next week for the Indy Women in Tech Championship. The attractive $2,000,000 purse also has 500 points up for grabs in the race to the CME Globe.Away from Indianapolis for some time, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced on September 27

Entering Sunday’s singles tied at eight, team USA played well much of the day, going up 13 ½ to 11 ½. Needing only a half point to retain the cup, and tied or ahead in all three matches, USA failed to close the deal. In a shocking end result, Europe stormed back to take the final three matches to win the cup.Match 17: Carlota Ciganda (EUR) 1 up over Danielle Kang (USA)Despite getting off to a hot start winning the first hole, Kang was tied with Ciganda after the 12th. Regaining the lead on the 1

The United States looks for their third consecutive Solheim Cup and third straight on European soil as the matches head to Gleneagles PGA Centenary Course, September 13-15. Since the matches began in 1990, the United States holds a commanding 10-5 lead in the event.Under team captain Juli Inkster, who also lead the team in 2015 and 2017, the United States has a balanced squad. While four Solheim Cup rookies are on the team, Inkster used her captain’s picks to add veterans Stacy Lewis and Morgan