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Haeran Ryu's Second Major in Thirteen Days
Thirteen days ago Haeran Ryu was climbing off a ten-shot comeback at Hazeltine, the kind of week that is supposed to be the story of a career rather than a …
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Carolina Chacarra's Third Start Ends in a Trophy at Hulencourt
There is a particular kind of pressure that comes with a two-shot deficit on a Sunday you did not expect to be playing in contention, and Carolina Chacarra had …
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Haeran Ryu's Impossible Sunday at Hazeltine
Ten shots is not a deficit so much as a different tournament. It is the gap between a leader and a player who will spend the weekend fighting for a top-twenty …
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Ina Yoon Tears Hazeltine Apart With a Record-Tying 63
Hazeltine National does not usually give itself up so easily. It is a long, broad-shouldered course that has hosted Ryder Cups and men’s majors and tends …
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Korda's Last Putt Falls to Win the US Women's Open at Riviera
There are wins that arrive cleanly and wins that have to be wrestled to the ground, and Nelly Korda’s first US Women’s Open belonged firmly to the …
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Kupcho Opens With a 66 as Riviera Bares Its Teeth
The first major to be played at Riviera on the women’s side was always going to ask hard questions, and on Thursday it did exactly that. The course gave …
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The U.S. Women's Open Comes to Riviera, and Brings Its Best Stories With It
There are courses that the women’s game visits and courses that feel like an arrival, and Riviera, this week, is firmly the latter. The 81st U.S. …
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Boutier Rallies From Four Back to Win the ShopRite LPGA
Celine Boutier started the final round of the ShopRite LPGA four shots off the lead, which on the Bay Course at Seaview is the sort of deficit that asks a …
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Nelly Korda Wins the Chevron, Wins Back the World
The leap into the pool happened, the trophy was held, and the LPGA’s first major of 2026 closed the way it had threatened to close for three days. Nelly …
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Nelly Korda Turns the Chevron Into a Procession at Memorial Park
Some major championships announce themselves slowly, the way a tournament should, with a leaderboard that compresses on Saturday and breathes through Sunday …