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Jennifer Kupcho holds lead at Meijer LPGA Classic, Nelly Korda shoots low round of day to climb into second

The third major on the 2022 LPGA schedule is next week.

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Disappointing start for Aditi Ashok at Meijar LPGA Classic

MICHIGAN (US): Indian golfer Aditi Ashok made a disappointing start to her Meijer LPGA Classic campaign as she shot 3-over 75 to lie T-127th.

The Times of India

Here are 5 players we’re keeping an eye on at the Meijer LPGA Classic this week

Some of the best are descending upon West Michigan this weekend for the Meijer LPGA Classic at Blythefield Country Club.

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Brooke Henderson eagles first playoff hole to beat Lindsey Weaver-Wright at LPGA ShopRite Classic for 11th victory

Using a new left-hand low putting grip, Brooke Henderson earned her 11th LPGA victory.

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Team USA doesn’t have to end after the Curtis Cup. Here’s why Mike Whan’s desire to reshape American golf is so important

The idea of belonging to a national team doesn’t have to end after this week.

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‘We’ve kind of kept them at arm’s length’: As LIV Golf threatens to upend the men’s game, how vulnerable is the LPGA?

"As Rory put it, $100 million isn’t going to change his life. But a couple million changes my life completely."

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Natalie Gulbis named assistant captain for U.S. team at 2023 Solheim Cup

Stacy Lewis named Natalie Gulbis an assistant captain for the 2023 squad.

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Danielle Kang taking time to get back to 100 percent, will miss several upcoming LPGA events

Kang will be out for at least a month.

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Chevron Championship announces new Texas course, dates for 2023

The Chevron Championship is officially headed to Houston.

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U.S. Women’s Open: American Mina Harigae takes home $1,080,000, the largest second-place prize in women’s golf history

In 2020, Mina Harigae played on the Cactus Tour and took home paychecks in the neighborhood of $2,000.

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U.S. Women’s Open: Minjee Lee cruises to second major title, earns $1.8 million prize

No one could mount a charge to challenge the elegant and unflappable Minjee Lee.

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Minjee Lee jumps out to three-stroke lead at U.S. Women’s Open over rising American Mina Harigae

She’s the first Aussie to lead this championship through 54 holes since Karrie Webb in 2001 – at Pine Needles.

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Angela Park finished runner-up at the 2007 U.S. Women’s Open at Pine Needles and, a few years later, fell off of the golf map

“I just kind of fell off the map and went a completely different route.”

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U.S. Women’s Open: See the breakdown for the historic $10 million purse

For the first time in women’s golf history, the top two players will earn seven figures. The U.S. Women’s Open features a $10 million purse.

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Australia’s Minjee Lee co-leads U.S. Women’s Open at site where mentor, Karrie Webb, once won

Webb won her second consecutive U.S. Women’s Open at Pine Needles in 2001.

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Photos: At 77th U.S. Women’s Open, Michelle Wie West says goodbye … for now

Wie West teared up as she came up the 18th, knowing it would be one of her last times taking such a walk.

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U.S. Women’s Open: Annika Sorenstam opens with 74 in first LPGA major start in 14 years

Annika Sorenstam will have her work cut out Friday to make the cut at the 77th U.S. Women's Open.

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Swedish amateur Ingrid Lindblad, playing alongside Annika Sorenstam, cards record-breaking 65 to lead U.S. Women’s Open

Ingrid Lindblad's 6-under 65 is the championship's lowest 18-hole score by an amateur.

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Luke DeCock: US Women’s Open at Pine Needles strikes balance between past, future of women’s golf

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. — The crowning moment of Michelle Wie West’s career came at Pinehurst in 2014 as U.S. Women’s Open champion, the full realization of the talent that launched her into international prominence as a teen. One of the lowest points of those precocious early years happened seven years…

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World No. 1 Rose Zhang will return to Stanford with no current plans for LPGA Q-School

The No. 1-ranked amateur in the world told No Laying Up she plans to return to Stanford.

Bangkok Post

Atthaya and 5 Thais eyeing major success

Six Thais will play at the US Women's Open, the year's second major on the ladies' circuit, at Pine Needles Golf Club in North Carolina, which tees off on Thursday.

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U.S. Women’s Open: Annika Sorenstam on how her game has changed since she won at Pine Needles in 1996, and what’s required of her now

"I was probably one of the longest off the tees and would hit last into the greens,” she said. “Now it's the reverse.”

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‘I think I just blacked out that week’: Michelle Wie West returns to area where she won the U.S. Women’s Open

Driving by Pinehurst No. 2, Wie West said it looked cool. She had no idea it was the course that made her a major champion.

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Nelly Korda opens up on the funny feeling that sidelined her for months

This will be Korda’s eighth Women’s Open appearance. She has missed the cut in her last two USWO starts.

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U.S. Women’s Open: It’s not about the money, players say but many lives will be changed by the $10 million purse

The winner of the 2022 U.S. Women's Open will get $1.8 million. The runner-up will earn more than last year's champ.

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