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A record-breaking $9.75m purse, a $1.46m winner's cheque and Miyu Yamashita's first Major at the historic 2025 AIG Women's ...
Lydia Ko won the 2024 AIG Women’s Open at St Andrews – the home of golf – last August. The New Zealander topped a stacked ...
Yamashita won for the first time on the LPGA, although she’s won 13 times on the Japan LPGA and relied on that experience to ...
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Japan’s Miyu Yamashita celebrated her 24th birthday, the petite Japanese star gave herself what she surely wanted most: a ...
Despite falling short at the AIG Women’s Open, Charley Hull said she was proud of her efforts. The English star stated that she wasn't even expecting to make the cut at Royal Porthcawl.
Nelly Korda’s 71-week reign as World No. 1 has come to an end after a T36 finish at the AIG Women’s Open 2025.
American Nelly Korda, world number one, and New Zealand's Lydia Ko, the defending champion, were disappointed, finishing 36th ...
Miyu Yamashita's AIG victory gives Japan bookend titles at the 2025 majors and four titles on the season from four Japanese ...
The 2025 AIG Women's Open stayed in golf's gold rush, offering an event-record payout of $9.75 million, with $1,462,500 million to the winner.
Nelly Korda will be overtaken by Jeeno Thitikul who first rose to No. 1 in 2022 as a rookie but was only there for two weeks.