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Women’s Open: Dame Lydia Ko off pace as Japan players dominate round one at Royal Porthcawl
Japanese players have dominated the opening round of the Women’s Open at Royal Porthcawl Golf Course in Wales, with the first six names on the leaderboard all carrying the Japanese flag. Rio Takeda and Eri Okayama share the first round lead at five-under after both carding rounds of 67.
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Japanese players are dominating Women's British Open while some notable stars miss the cut
Miyu Yamashita and Rio Takeda are giving Japan the best chance to have a countrywoman win another major this season, this ...
There is no let-up for the players on 16, with the wind blowing straight into their faces. Darcey Harry and Georgia Hall both ...
This week marks the final women's major of the season as the AIG Women's British Open tees it up Thursday at Royal Porthcawl ...
Ko has carded a second-round one-over 73 to be two-over at the British women's Open in Wales, to sneak in the cut in a share of 53rd and 13 shots off the pace. Amelia Garvey missed the cut at ...
Lydia Ko shared her experience of the final round of last year's AIG Women's Open, revealing what detail helped her win on ...
Lydia Ko last appeared at the 2025 Amundi Evian Championship, where she shockingly missed the cut, finishing 5-over. Since then, she's taken time off from the course.
Lydia Ko returns as defending champ with great memories, fresh excitement, and hopes for big crowds in Wales.
If you’re ever trying to find out who the youngest player ever to do anything was in women’s golf, just guess Lydia Ko.
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Ko on modern golf: Technology is huge, and athletes are working harder than ever
In an interview with the media, the 28-year-old golfer emphasized technology, talking about how technology plays an important ...
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