U.S. Women's Open sectional qualifying is underway. Twenty-one 36-hole sectional qualifiers are being contested, with four international sites, in Japan, England, China and Korea.The process is from May 22 to June 12. The U.S. Women's Open will be contested July 13-16 at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J.(a) amateur 06/12/17 BRADENTON , FLA. - BRADENTON COUNTRY CLUB
| Emma Bradley(a) - NAPLES, FLA. | 142 |
| A - Nelly Korda - BRADENTON, FLA. | 143 |
| A - Alyssa Lamoureux(a) - SEMINOLE, FLA. | 143 |
06/12/17 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - GOVERNORS CLUB
| Natalie Srinivasan(a) - SPARTANBURG, S.C. | 141 |
| Lauren Stephenson(a) - COLUMBIA, S.C. | 142 |
| A - Katelyn Dambaugh(a) - CHARLESTON, S.C. | 142 |
| A - Kelly Whaley(a) - CROMWELL, CONN. | 146 |
06/12/17 FRANKFORT, ILL. - PRESTWICK COUNTRY CLUB
| Elin Arvidsson - SWEDEN | 144 |
| Ashleigh Buhai - DEERFIELD, ILL. | 144 |
| A - Daniela Holmqvist - JUPITER, FLA. | 145 |
| A - Kelly Grassel - CHESTERTON, IND. | 147 |
06/12/17 CHEONAN, KOREA
| Hye Jin Choi(a) - REPUBLIC OF KOREA | 134 |
| A - Seung Ji Han - REPUBLIC OF KOREA | 141 |
| A - Narangyi Bae(a) - REPUBLIC OF KOREA | 141 |
06/12/17 MUSKEGON, MICH. - MUSKEGON COUNTRY CLUB
| Tiffany Joh - SAN DIEGO, CALIF. | 141 |
| Jeongeun Lee - MURRIETA, GA. | 143 |
| A - Bronte Law - ENGLAND | 144 |
| A - Vicky Hurst - MELBOURNE, FLA. | 144 |
06/12/17 WOODBURN, ORE. - OGA GOLF COURSE
| Becky Morgan - WALES | 136 |
| Brooke Seay(a) - RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIF. | 139 |
| A - Muni He(a) - SIMI VALLEY, CALIF. | 141 |
| A - Susie Cavanagh(a) - CORVALLIS, ORE. | 142 |
06/09/17 NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLA. - SUGAR MILL COUNTRY CLUB
| Jessica Welch - THOMASVILLE, GA. | 137 |
| Wei-Ling Hsu - CHARLOTTE, N.C. | 139 |
| A - Madelene Sagstrom - SWEDEN | 139 |
| A - Jaravee Boonchant(a) - THAILAND | 140 |
06/07/17 SPRING, TEXAS - THE WOODLANDS COUNTRY CLUB (GARY PLAYER COURSE)
| Anne Chen(a) - SUGAR LAND, TEXAS | 142 |
| Marissa Steen - WEST CHESTER, OHIO | 142 |
| A - Hailee Cooper(a) - MONTGOMERY, TEXAS | 144 |
| A - Isabella Fierro(a) - MEXICO | 146 |
06/07/17 ST. LOUIS, MO. - BOGEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB
| Ally McDonald - FULTON, MISS. | 138 |
| Pei Yun Chien - ROSEWELL, GA. | 139 |
| A - Cheyenne Knight(a) - ALEDO, TEXAS | 144 |
| A - Sarah Schmelzel - PHOENIX, ARIZ. | 144 |
06/06/17 HINGHAM, MASS. - SOUTH SHORE COUNTRY CLUB
| Nanna Madsen - DENMARK | 139 |
| A - Alison Walshe - WESTFORD, MASS. | 141 |
| A - Brittany Altomare - TAMPA, FLA. | 143 |
06/05/17 BEAUMONT, CALIF. - OAK VALLEY GOLF CLUB
| Paphangkorn Tavatanakit(a) - THAILAND | 140 |
| Mariel Galdiano(a) - PEARL CITY, HAWAII | 143 |
| A - Calista Reyes(a) - SAN DIEGO, CALIF. | 144 |
| A - Amari Avery(a) - RIVERSIDE, CALIF. | 145 |
06/05/17 BRASELTON, GA. - THE LEGENDS AT CHATEAU ELAN
| Jane Park - WOODSTOCK, GA. | 133 |
| Rachel Heck(a) - MEMPHIS, TENN. | 141 |
| A - Gina Kim(a) - CHAPEL HILL, N.C. | 148 |
| A - Elsa Moberly(a) - SOMERSET, KY. | 148 |
06/05/17 DALY CITY, CALIF. - LAKE MERCED GOLF CLUB
| Emily Childs - ALAMEDA, CALIF. | 144 |
| Ty Akabane(a) - DANVILLE, CALIF. | 148 |
| A - Sara Banke - DANVILLE, CALIF. | 149 |
| A - Andrea Lee(a) - HERMOSA BEACH, CALIF. | 149 |
06/05/17 EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. - HIDDEN CREEK GOLF CLUB
| Samantha Wagner(a) - ORLANDO, FLA. | 137 |
| Thidapa Suwannapura - ASHBURN, VA. | 138 |
| Stephanie Meadow - NORTHERN IRELAND | 139 |
| A - Jacqueline Stoelting - VERO BEACH, FLA. | 139 |
| A - Katherine Kirk - AUSTRALIA | 139 |
06/05/17 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, ENGLAND
| Carly Booth - ENGLAND | 143 |
| Caroline Hedwall - SWEDEN | 143 |
| Kelsey MacDonald - SCOTLAND | 145 |
| Meghan MacLaren - ENGLAND | 145 |
| A - Valdis Thora Jonsdottir - ICELAND | 145 |
| A - Anaelle Carnet - FRANCE | 146 |
06/05/17 SHANGHAI, CHINA
| Yan Liu - PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA | 146 |
| A - Pajaree Anannarukarn(a) - THAILAND | 147 |
| A - Hsin Yuy Lu(a) - CHINESE TAIPEI | 147 |
06/02/17 PALM BEACH GARDENS , FLA. - BALLENISLES COUNTRY CLUB (EAST COURSE)
| Dana Williams(a) - BOCA RATON, FLA. | 139 |
| Auston Kim(a) - ST AUGUSTINE, FLA. | 144 |
| A - Maisie Filler(a) - HARTFORD, CONN. | 146 |
| A - Michelle McGann - NORTH PALM BEACH, FLA. | 146 |
05/31/17 PRIOR LAKE, MINN. - LEGENDS CLUB
| Belen Mozo - PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLA. | 141 |
| Casey Danielson - OSCEOLA, WIS. | 142 |
| A - Jessica Porvasnik(a) - HINCKLEY, OHIO | 146 |
| A - Briana Mao - FOLSOM, CALIF. | 147 |
05/30/17 CITY OF INDUSTRY, CALIF. - INDUSTRY HILLS GOLF CLUB (EISENHOWER COURSE)
| Brianna Do - LAKEWOOD, CALIF. | 141 |
| Cheyenne Woods - PHOENIX, ARIZ. | 141 |
| A - Angel Yin - ARCADIA, CALIF. | 143 |
| A - Benyapa Niphatsophon - POMONA, CALIF. | 143 |
05/30/17 FORT WORTH , TEXAS - DIAMOND OAKS COUNTRY CLUB
| Dylan Kim(a) - PLANO, TEXAS | 137 |
| Morgane Metraux(a) - SWITZERLAND | 139 |
| A - Maddie Szeryk(a) - CANADA | 140 |
| A - Julienne Soo(a) - NORMAN, OKLA. | 140 |
05/28/17 KOLOA, HAWAII - POIPU BAY GOLF COURSE
| So Whi Kang(a) - REPUBLIC OF KOREA | 144 |
| A - Malia Nam(a) - KAILUA, HAWAII | 146 |
| A - Allysha Mae Mateo(a) - MILILANI, HAWAII | 147 |
05/24/17 BRIGHTON, COLO. - RIVERDALE DUNES GOLF COURSE
| Jennifer Kupcho (a) - DENVER, COLO. | 138 |
| Robyn Choi (a) - AUSTRALIA | 139 |
| A - Kelli Bowers - CHELAN, WASH. | 140 |
| A - Lucy Li (a) - REDWOOD SHORES, CALIF. | 141 |
05/22/17 BUTLER, PA. - BUTLER COUNTRY CLUB
| Bailey Tardy (a) - PEACHTREE CORNERS, GA. | 140 |
| Laura Gonzalez Escallon - BELGIUM | 141 |
| A - Selena Costabile(a) - CANADA | 145 |
| A - Rachel Rohanna - MARIANNA, PA. | 145 |
05/22/17 GAMO-GUN, SHIGA PREF., JAPAN
| Haruka Morita-Wanyaolu - JAPAN | 136 |
| Rumi Yoshiba - JAPAN | 136 |
| Tsai Pei-Ying - CHINESE TAIPEI | 137 |
| Fumika Kawagishi - JAPAN | 139 |
| A - Ayaka Watanabe - JAPAN | 139 |
| A - Hikari Kawamitsu - JAPAN | 139 |
05/22/17 SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. - THE COUNTRY CLUB AT DC RANCH
| Kyung Kim - CHANDLER, ARIZ. | 140 |
| Emma Henrikson - SAN DIEGO, CALIF. | 141 |
| A - Lousie Ridderstrom - LOS ANGELES, CALIF. | 141 |
| A - Regina Plasencia - MEXICO | 142 |
Hall, Maguire four back at LPGA Q-School second stage. By Randall Mell. the low 80 scores and ties from the field of 192 players will advance to the final stage of Q-School in December.
Hall, Maguire four back at LPGA Q-School second stage
Jason Day abruptly withdrew from the first round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Thursday with an injury. He completed only six holes before deciding to walk off the course. The PGA Tour
Mickelson WDs from Farmers with back pain | Golfweek
Creamer, Pressel could miss Women's British Open Posted by: Linked To Author in GolfHub24 News July 25, 2018 0 12 Views Suzann Pettersen is looking forward to returning to golf next year as a mom and a European Solheim Cup vice captain.
Paula Creamer, Morgan Pressel at risk of missing Women's
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Paula Creamer, Morgan Pressel at risk of missing Women's British Open Suzann Pettersen is looking forward to returning to golf next year as a mom and a European Solheim Cup vice captain. Pettersen joined Scotland's Kathryn Imrie as one of two vice captains named Tuesday by Euro skipper Catriona Matthew.
Creamer, Pressel could miss Women's British Open | Glendale Golf
What it means: DJ was looking to become the first player to win three WGC titles in a calendar year, but instead he left Shanghai empty handed following a shocking final-round 77. Rose was eight back to start the day and six strokes behind Johnson with eight holes to go, but then the Englishman birdied Nos. 11, 13, 14, 16 and 17 to post a 5
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DJ loses big lead, all ends with a Rose Published on October 30, 2017 October 30, 2017 in Tour news Dustin Johnson had a huge lead which he could not lose until he did.
Rose Rallies To Capture WGC-HSBC Champions | Pro Golf Weekly
Enberg, a master at calling big events across the sports spectrum but who held a special love for baseball, died Thursday at 82. Enberg's daughter, Nicole Enberg Vaz, confirmed his death to The
"I plan to call David tonight, something that is long overdue, to apologize for the situation he has been put in, and I have made sure he has received the full total that he has requested." Ortiz felt his services were worth $50,000 and turned down an additional $15,000 that Kuchar's agent Mark Steinberg offered as damage control.
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After his first round Friday at Riviera Country Club, Kuchar issued a statement in which he apologized and said he would be making full payment of the amount a fill-in caddie requested after the veteran golfer paid him just $5,000 following his November victory at the Mayakoba Classic.
Kuchar apologizes for caddie payment controversy, says he's
Record-setting Scott Parel threatening to run away with Principal Charity Classic. The two-time PGA Tour Champions winner set the 36-hole tournament scoring record, regardless of course, at 15
Kevin Sutherland rallies to set course record, win Principal
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are just two of the latest big names to commit to the 2019 Farmers Insurance Open, played next week at Torrey Pines Golf Courses just outside of San Diego.
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy commit to playing in 2019
Els previously named Australia's Geoff Ogilvy as his first captain's assistant choice in late November, a statement from the PGA Tour said. Choi returns after serving as vice-captain to Nick Price when the Presidents Cup made its debut in Korea in 2015.
Els names Ogilvy as Captain's Assistant for the 2019
Brooks Koepka is the new betting favorite after grabbing a share of the lead at the 83rd Masters with an opening-round 66.
Co-leader Koepka new betting favorite at Masters
COLUMBUS: Shubhankar Sharma's magnificent year continued as the Indian grabbed a spot in next week's US Open Golf Championships with a solid display of 69-68 in the qualifiers. ALSO READ
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Taylor, Hadwin looking to end native drought in Canada Source: The Golf Channel Every time the RBC Canadian Open rolls around, the name Pat Fletcher is nearly impossible to avoid. Sixty-five years after his victory, Fletcher's win remains the last time a Canadian captured the PGA Tour's only event north of the border.
Taylor, Hadwin looking to end native drought in Canada
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