“2-time major winner Brittany Lincicome shares the secret for those looking to get their young girls into the sport of golf.”
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Though a Runner-Up to One of Golf's Great Cinderella Stories, Chad Campbell Has No Regrets →
“For every winner, there are 155 losers. In three of the four majors, that is the result.
Twenty years ago at the PGA Championship at Oak Hill, Chad Campbell was one of those 155, but this loss was a little more difficult for the Texan to shake.
The 29-year-old had a front row seat to one of the most amazing shots in major championship history as Shaun Micheel hit a 175-yard 7-iron from the left rough that resulted in an all-time walk-off shot. The ball rolled to within inches of the cup.”
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Golf: Tabuena holds off Alido to retain Luisita title →
“Miguel Tabuena cashed in on a key two-shot swing on No. 12 to wrest control then outgunned Ira Alido in a clash of skills and nerves in the stretch to fashion out a 65 and retain the ICTSI Luisita Championship crown by two in Tarlac on Friday.”
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Now There’s an Easy Way to Invest in Pro Golfers Before They Hit It Big →
“It’s hard to trace the emergence of personal financial backers in professional golf because they’ve been around for a long time. The cost of chasing a pro career is steep: Travel, hotels, equipment, caddies, food—the list goes on. To wholeheartedly pursue that dream, many players seek out cash to help them along the way.”
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Stacy Lewis and Brittany Lincicome Press Conference - Cognizant Founders Cup →
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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: MEETING STACY LEWIS Hannah Gregg meets golf’s most private superstar →
“They say you should never meet your idols – but Stacy Lewis is not your standard golfing superstar. Stacy Lewis is a former world #1, two-time major winner and 2023 Solheim Cup Captain, yet retains privacy and a low profile. Stacy let us into her world for a day via Hannah Gregg, an upcoming Epson Tour player and huge Stacy Lewis fangirl. The result is an unguarded, intimate insight into one of professional golf’s greatest competitors. Toughened by overcoming scoliosis as a young player.”
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Welcome to GOLFTEC’s ‘Fix My Fault’ Series, Where We Help Golfers of All Levels Improve Their Game! →
“In this episode, Hannah Gregg and Fredrik Lindblom share their expert tips on chipping and pitching, addressing three common faults that can plague even the most experienced golfers. But don’t worry – they’ve got you covered with three must-have drills to help you start improving your technique today.
From mastering your weight transfer to perfecting your contact, you’ll be chipping like a pro in no time. So grab your club, get ready to hit the greens, and join us for this essential lesson on chipping and pitching!”
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2023 Palmer Cup Teams Announced →
“The 2023 Arnold Palmer Cup teams were announced today. The top six golfers from the final ranking from both the United States and International men and women are among the individuals selected to compete in the Palmer Cup. Longtime Arnold Palmer partner Rolex is continuing its 50-plus year relationship through its support of the matches, which will be hosted by Laurel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier, Pa., June 8-10.”
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The Rare Albatross Lands—Again!—at LPGA Tournament →
“An albatross is rare in any week at a professional golf event. After all, making a 2 on a par 5 happens far less frequently than holes-in-one, with only 48 of them in the LPGA Tour's 73-year history.
Yet Superstition Mountain Golf Club in Gold Canyon, Ariz., has celebrated two this week at the Drive On Championship, with major winner Yuka Saso holing out on the par-5 second for a deuce during the second round on Friday. She joined PGA of America pro Roy Smith, who made his albatross as a participant in the tournament’s pro-am on Wednesday.”
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Tabuena Eyes Asian Tour OOM; Olympics, Asiad Possible Too →
“Just three days after arriving in the country from competing in different stops abroad, Miguel Tabuena immediately hit the golf course.
“I’ll begin my training again,” the 28-year-old ace told the Inquirer recently during an appreciation dinner hosted by Lexus in the golfer’s honor.”
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Golf's leaders frequently convene at men's majors, but this week they gathered on LPGA soil at the Chevron to discuss how to drive the women's game forward →
“Something unusual happened early this week at the Chevron Championship. Golf’s most important leaders gathered on LPGA soil to brainstorm how to drive the women’s game forward. Attendees of the inaugural Commission at The Chevron Championship in Houston included PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan, PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh and U.S. Golf Association CEO Mike Whan.”
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LPGA veteran Brittany Lincicome's goal is to win, of course, but for different reasons than at the start of her career →
“Brittany Lincicome’s newest ball marks remind her of her most significant remaining LPGA Tour dream. Using one with the name Sophia on it Thursday, in honor of her 8-month-old daughter, she’ll rotate to one engraved with Emery, her eldest daughter’s name, on Friday. Both were in attendance as Lincicome posted a two-under 70 at Carlton Woods Thursday, putting her in contention for her first major title since the 2015 ANA Inspiration, the former namesake of this tournament.”
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'It's Just Been a Blessing': LPGA Assists Working Mothers at Chevron Championship in The Woodlands →
“Stacy Lewis, a former star of The Woodlands High School, is sleeping at her parents' house this week as The Chevron Championship is being held in her hometown.
The championship is one of five major tournaments on the LPGA Tour. While former champions like Lewis, sleeping at their parents' place is rare. Ensuring mothers and children are together is a pillar for the LPGA Tour.”
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Leader in the Clubhouse: Stacy Lewis Stepping Up in Every Way at the Chevron Championship →
“You see her influence right away, starting with Dinah’s Place, the pavilion surrounding the 18th green at the Club at Carlton Woods. The players’ lounge is also called the 1972 Club. And the ice cream in player dining is a distinct nod to the soft-serve machine that was always a hit in the old Mission Hills clubhouse. Those touches, connecting the past to the present and the present to the future, came together this week at the Chevron Championship because of a committed sponsor, an enthusiastic town, and the impassioned leadership of a past champion and former world No.1 – Stacy Lewis.”
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At Golf’s Newest Major, This Local Legend Knows What Matters Most →
“Stacy Lewis admits it’s a little bit strange being at the LPGA’s first major championship of 2023. After a half-century in Palm Springs, the Chevron Championship (formerly known as the ANA and the Dinah Shore) has relocated to the Woodlands, just outside of Houston. That means a new golf course. It means new traditions. But for Lewis it means a blast from the past, too: sleeping at home.”
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Lincicome Ties Motherhood and Chevron Championship →
“Two-time Chevron Championship winner Brittany Linciciome joins Golf Today to discuss her preparation for the upcoming major, balancing motherhood and a career, and her remaining golf goals.”
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The Platform That Allows Golf Fans To Invest In Players →
“Making it to the top of the game can be very expensive. Tournament entries, travel, accommodation, food, caddies and plenty more outgoings mean that the sport loses plenty of talent simply because a number of Pros just can't afford to keep going.
Epson Tour (the tour below the LPGA) player Hannah Gregg, who has over 165,000 followers across Instagram and Twitter, put it very frank when talking about the finances on the satellite and mini tours where a $1,000 check was up for grabs but the event cost $600 to enter.”
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Betsy King Hosting Pro-Am with LPGA Players at Moselem Springs Golf Club in June →
“Betsy King is bringing the LPGA back to Berks County for a pro-am in June.
King, the Berks native and World Golf Hall of Famer, is hosting the event to benefit her charity, Golf Fore Africa, on June 5 at Moselem Springs Golf Club, she announced Friday during a press conference at the BCTV studio in Reading.”
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First Class All The Way →
“When Jill McGill first toured the new Colorado Golf Hall of Fame Museum at The Broadmoor on Friday, one of her first thoughts — besides just how impressive it is — regarded her kids and how they viewed their mom’s golf career.
“To see the history they have (compiled) all the way from Babe Zaharias, it’s astounding,” said McGill, who was inducted into the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame in 2009 — and who last year became the first American to win the U.S. Senior Women’s Open. “To look at the (museum’s) timeline and all of the different people who are displayed or represented, and to be part of that, I don’t know if I really appreciated it prior. But now going through what I have and having kids, you realize, ‘Wow, there really is history.’ And selfishly looking at it, I’m like, ‘Wow, this is amazing.’ My kids will know that I actually did something besides pick up dog poop and pack lunches.”"
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Tabuena Runs Down Field in Delhi for Third Asian Tour Crown →
“Razor-sharp for the last two weeks, Miguel Tabuena on Sunday mowed down The DGC Open leaders, shooting a flawless seven-under-par 65 to complete a comeback from six shots down at the start of the day and win his third Asian Tour crown by a shot over home bet Rashid Khan in New Delhi in India.”
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