There's been 26 different winners and no repeats on the LPGA in 2025. Notably missing from the list is Nelly Korda.

Our latest review of golf newsmakers includes success stories, a fan favorite ending a tough year on a high note and the former OWGR chairman sounding off.

The former PGA COO has a new gig: leading the way for the LPGA, where, he'll be the first to tell you, the stars are already aligned. The post Craig Kessler Q&A: The LPGA’s new commissioner on goals,

The LPGA Tour is the only big show in town and they're half a world away in Malaysia. This might be the quietest week of the year in golf.

Kim Sei-young is leading the LPGA tournament on home soil entering Sunday's final round, putting herself 18 holes away from completing a wire-to-wire victory.

The LPGA's new Collegiate Advancement Pathway gives college golfers direct access to the Epson Tour, solving a problem that's plagued women's golf for years.

Michelle Wie West won five tournaments and made $6.82 million on the course during her career on the LPGA Tour, which currently puts her at No. 62 all-time. But she made tens of millions more dollars off the course,

Chella Choi will make her first appearance on the LPGA in more than two years at this week's BMW Ladies Championship. The 35-year-old South Korean gave birth to her first child, a son, in March 2024.

The BMW Ladies Championship debuts at Pine Beach Golf Links with Hannah Green defending and 16 top-25 players competing for a $2.3 million purse.