SNAG system expands with glow-in-the-dark game
With oversized clubs, velcro tubes and balls, Starting New At Golf is a first-touch learning system designed at growing the game.
Wu sets tournament record in winning Annika Invitational
When Bethany Wu’s final putt dropped for her Annika Invitational victory Jan. 21, a soft rain was falling at the 18th green of Reunion Resort’s Watson Course. By the time Wu ducked into the scoring tent with a 5-under 67, the day had turned from very scorable to very wet.
With Annika Invite lead, Wu has reason to be excited
Bethany Wu will take a two-shot lead into the final round of the AJGA Annika Invitational. It would be the first invitational title for the Diamond Bar, Calif., native.
Women's spring preview: Mid-American Conference
For the past eight years, Eastern Michigan head coach Sandy Wagner has been delivering an equally consistent message to her players: One day, they'll be a top-50 program.
Lee won't defend Annika title, but plans for busy summer
Defending champion Alison Lee won't attempt a title defense at this weekend's AJGA Annika Invitational, but Golfweek's top-ranked junior still has a full summer schedule planned.
Women's spring preview: Horizon League
With perennial powerhouse Butler gone, the door is open for a new conference champion, and Detroit is the frontrunner after three fall victories.
Women's spring preview: Colonial Athletic Association
Maggie Will has had the reins of the Richmond women’s program for less than a year, but already she knows she has found the place she belongs. That realization hit after a series of events that were both record-breaking and mind-blowing.
Shon holds off Aubert by one shot for Sally title
Kelly Shon birdied No. 17 to take the lead and two-putted for par on the final hole to clear Shannon Aubert by a single shot at the South Atlantic Amateur in Ormond Beach, Fla.
Crucial birdies help Shon keep lead at Sally
Thanks to crucial birdies at Nos. 8 and 17, Kelly Shon holds a one-shot lead after Friday's third round at the Sally.
Preview: Can UCLA’s women regain winning ways?
Four finishes of eighth or worse for the UCLA women during the fall prompts the question: What changed for the once-mighty Bruins?
Puisite sisters haven't forgotten Latvian roots
Sisters Krista and Mara Puisite listed Texas as their hometown when signing up for the Sally. But the Texas State duo hasn't forgotten its Latvian roots.
'Random' trip to Florida has Shon in lead at Sally
Princeton junior Kelly Shon didn't even know the South Atlantic Amateur existed before this week. Now, she leads the tournament at its halfway point, by two shots over Kelsey MacDonald.
Women's spring preview: Big 10
Behind former LPGA player Michele Redman, a young Minnesota squad is looking more seasoned and ready to compete in the Big 10.
Women's spring preview: Big Sky
With six titles in the past decade, Portland State is one of the dominant schools in the Big Sky, where a conference title is important because of the automatic qualifying spot into NCAA Regionals that it carries.
Choi leads Canada to dramatic Copa victory
Needing a par on his final hole, Albin Choi nailed a 12-footer to hand Canada its third victory in the Copa de las Americas, clearing Mexico by one shot and the U.S. by two.
USGA found fitting U.S. captain in Jim Williams
Jim Williams, the U.S. captain for the Copa de las Americas, is not a course-to-range-to-bed-and-back kind of leader. On the outskirts of trendy South Beach, he has proved to have so much more style than that.
Canada leads by five heading into final day at Copa
Through three rounds of the Copa de las Americas, Albin Choi has all but secured man-of-the-match status for Canada. With 18 holes to play, the Canadians have a five-shot advantage on the U.S. and Mexico.
Blanco tries to follow in Murcia Ortiz's footsteps at Copa
Former Arizona State player Juliana Murcia Ortiz helped the Colombian women win the Copa de las Americas in 2005. Seven years later, current Sun Devils player Laura Blanco could do the same.
Argentina trails Canada by a shot at Copa
Argentina stuck to its captain's gameplan and trails Canada by one shot in the overall competition after two rounds of the Copa de las Americas at Doral.
Mexico's goal at Copa de las Americas: Win it all
Led by four U.S.-based college players, Mexico is using the confidence it built at the World Team Amateur to set its eyes on a title at the Copa de las Americas.
Women's spring preview: Big 12
TCU might have found the spark it needed in Rutgers transfer Kortnie Maxoutopoulis.
Washington's Williams recovering from mono
Chris Williams, the top-ranked amateur in the WAGR, has had an interesting few months: Playing golf in Florida for the first time and battling mono since his trip to Turkey for the World Amateur Team.
Olivero, 39, holds her own among kids at Copa
Maria Olivero is the oldest player in the Copa de las Americas field at 39, but the Argentina native is holding her own despite limited practice time due to being a wife and mother of two.
Williams, Duncan in Copa de las Americas field
The world's top-ranked amateur Chris Williams and defending College Player of the Year Lindy Duncan headline this weekend's Copa de las Americas, being held for the first time on U.S. soil.
Women's spring preview: ACC
Is it out of the question to think Wake Forest might pull off another ACC Championship victory this spring? We take a look at the ACC heading into the spring.
2013 preview: 5 key questions for college women
Will UCLA rebound? Is Tiffany Lua healthy? Can Lindy Duncan win Player of the Year again? We address five key questions in women's college golf for 2013.
My year in golf: Julie Williams
Golf on my beat this year was fast-paced and unpredictable, and it gave me a new perspective on match play.
Number Crunching 2012: Jodi Ewart
Who climbed and who dropped in 2012? Through Dec. 31, Golfweek.com takes a look at players who made significant moves up or down in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index this year.
2012 review: Top 10 women's college golf storylines
If there was a theme to women's college golf in 2012, it was that it’s becoming less and less predictable, which is great for the game.
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 1 Lydia Ko
Golfweek spent 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Finally, it's time for the No. 1 spot, held by Lydia Ko.
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 2 Ariya Jutanugarn
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 2 Ariya Jutanugarn
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 3 Stephanie Meadow
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 3 Stephanie Meadow
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 4 Charley Hull
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 4 Charley Hull
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 5 Moriya Jutanugarn
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 5 Moriya Jutanugarn
Top-ranked Kaufman's game all about consistency
Texas Tech senior Kim Kaufman will take Golfweek's No. 1 ranking into the spring season, where great opportunities await the South Dakota native.
Number Crunching 2012: Tiffany Joh
Who climbed and who dropped in 2012? Through Dec. 31, Golfweek.com takes a look at players who made significant moves up or down in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index this year.
Number Crunching 2012: Amanda Blumenherst
Who climbed and who dropped in 2012? Through Dec. 31, Golfweek.com takes a look at players who made significant moves up or down in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index this year.
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 6 Austin Ernst
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 6 Austin Ernst
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 7 Lisa McCloskey
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 7 Lisa McCloskey
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 8 Lindy Duncan
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 8 Lindy Duncan.
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 9 Jaye Marie Green
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 9 Jaye Marie Green
Top 10 female amateurs: No. 10 Bronte Law
Golfweek will spend 10 days counting down the top amateur players of the past year. Who will be No. 1? Who else will make the list? Check back each day. Today: No. 10 Bronte Law
Sheils puts degree first as she prepares for tour life
A level-headed Maddie Sheils made a tough call earlier this semester, choosing the written kind of final exam over the one that required 90 grueling holes of golf in Daytona Beach, Fla.
5 Things: Jutanugarn, Lee-Bentham tie for title
5 Things: Moriya Jutanugarn and Rebecca Lee-Bentham tie for overall title while former LSU star Austin Ernst earns her LPGA tour card.
Kenoyer, Molinaro among movers at LPGA Q-School
Saturday was moving day at the final stage of LPGA Q-School, where emotions were high as the field of 119 players scrambled to be among the top 70 and ties.
Sherlock focuses on 'golf is fun again' mentality
Notes from the third round of LPGA Q-School at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla. 18-year-old Moriya Jutanugarn leads the field at 13 under par, six strokes ahead of her next competitor.
LPGA Q-School: Jutanugarn's practice pays off
Kathleen Ekey, Moriya Jutanugarn and Kim Welch hold the early lead after Day 1 of LPGA Q-School at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Wood, Jutanugarn capture Polo Golf titles
Adam Wood saved his best round for last in toppling top-seeded Scott Scheffler, while Ariya Jutanugarn cruised to a 5-and-4 victory over Angel Yin at the Polo Golf Junior Classic.
Esther Lee searching for 1st AJGA invite title at Polo
This week, Esther Lee is one of the old gals. She’s not even seven days removed from signing her letter of intent to join the Duke roster next fall. But she still has some unfinished business on the junior circuit, and her round of 3 under Monday was a great start.
Banquet provides proper send-off to Jutanugarn, NeSmith
From the major strides that Ariya Jutanugarn has made with her language skills, to Matthew NeSmith's emotional send-off, the Rolex Junior All-America Awards Banquet was a fitting end to two brilliant junior careers.
