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June 3rd, 2024

Aussie wrap: Minjee Lee’s US Women’s Open stumble, Adam Scott the lone Aussie in Canada

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June 3rd, 2024

Yuka Saso adds a second US Women’s Open victory, this one representing Japan

Three years ago Saso became the first Filipino player to win this major championship, and this year she became the first Japanese player to do it.

June 3rd, 2024

Minjee Lee suffers US Women’s Open heartbreak

Australian Minjee Lee has endured a horror back nine to let a third major championship slip through her fingers at the US Women’s Open.

June 3rd, 2024

The clubs Yuka Saso used to win the 2024 US Women’s Open

Saso rebounded from a four-putt double-bogey with four birdies on the final nine to become the youngest player to win two US Women’s Opens.

September 4th, 2023

How an obscure teenager, a rookie and Monday qualifier, shocked the LPGA in winning the Portland Classic

Thailand’s Chanattee Wannasaen became the third-ever Monday qualifier to win on the LPGA Tour and the second at the Portland Classic.

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June 26th, 2023

Ruoning Yin wins first major, as Grace Kim notches her best finish at a major

October 10th, 2022

Jodi Ewart Shadoff ‘didn’t know if this moment would ever come’ but captures first win in 246 LPGA starts

The 34-year-old from North Yorkshire in England outlasted a trio of Major champions and a recent tour winner to finish at 15-under, good enough for a one-shot victory.

January 5th, 2022

Callaway signs Abraham Ancer and Yuka Saso to multi-year endorsement deals

Ancer will play Callaway woods and an Odyssey putter and will wear a Callaway hat in competition. Saso will play all Callaway equipment, including the ball, and will have a company staff bag.

July 22nd, 2021

Nelly Korda’s successful 2021 season can turn historic with this rare accomplishment

Three golfers in the field at this week’s Amundi Evian Championship in France can join an elite club.

June 7th, 2021

A surreal back nine at the US Women’s Open leaves Yuka Saso a Major champion and Lexi Thompson heartbroken again

A wild finish to the US Women’s Open saw Lexi Thompson lose a five-shot back-nine lead and Yuka Saso, 19, become the youngest winner in championship history.

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Travelers Championship - 2024

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Tom Kim	-13	F	2
T2	Collin Morikawa	-11	F	2
T2	Akshay Bhatia	-11	F	2
T2	Scottie Scheffler	-11	F	2
5	Xander Schauffele	-10	F	2
T6	Sungjae Im	-9	F	2
T6	Shane Lowry	-9	F	2
T6	Justin Thomas	-9	F	2
T9	Tony Finau	-8	F	2
T9	Robert MacIntyre	-8	F	2
T9	Tom Hoge	-8	F	2
T12	Patrick Cantlay	-7	F	2
T12	Taylor Pendrith	-7	F	2
T12	Rickie Fowler	-7	F	2
T12	Patrick Rodgers	-7	F	2
T16	Denny McCarthy	-6	F	2
T16	Brendon Todd	-6	F	2
T16	Tommy Fleetwood	-6	F	2
T16	Kurt Kitayama	-6	F	2
T16	Wyndham Clark	-6	F	2
T21	Sam Burns	-5	F	2
T21	Adam Svensson	-5	F	2
T21	Hideki Matsuyama	-5	F	2
T24	Will Zalatoris	-4	F	2
T24	Webb Simpson	-4	F	2
T24	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	-4	F	2
T24	S.W. Kim	-4	F	2
T24	Cam Davis	-4	F	2
T24	Matthieu Pavon	-4	F	2
T24	Ludvig Åberg	-4	F	2
T24	Michael Thorbjornsen	-4	F	2
T24	Brian Harman	-4	F	2
T24	Sahith Theegala	-4	F	2
T24	Keegan Bradley	-4	F	2
T35	Austin Eckroat	-3	F	2
T35	Corey Conners	-3	F	2
T35	Lucas Glover	-3	F	2
T35	Thomas Detry	-3	F	2
T35	Lee Hodges	-3	F	2
T35	Seamus Power	-3	F	2
T35	Mackenzie Hughes	-3	F	2
T35	J.T. Poston	-3	F	2
T43	Adam Hadwin	-2	F	2
T43	Viktor Hovland	-2	F	2
T43	Stephan Jaeger	-2	F	2
T43	Victor Perez	-2	F	2
T43	Harris English	-2	F	2
T43	Taylor Moore	-2	F	2
T43	Cam Young	-2	F	2
T43	Jordan Spieth	-2	F	2
T43	Nick Dunlap	-2	F	2
T52	Matt Fitzpatrick	-1	F	2
T52	Billy Horschel	-1	F	2
T52	Sepp Straka	-1	F	2
T55	Emiliano Grillo	E	F	2
T55	Chris Gotterup	E	F	2
T55	Jake Knapp	E	F	2
T58	Peter Malnati	+1	F	2
T58	Chris Kirk	+1	F	2
T58	Nick Taylor	+1	F	2
T58	Jason Day	+1	F	2
T58	Max Homa	+1	F	2
T58	Adam Scott	+1	F	2
T64	Ben Griffin	+2	F	2
T64	Andrew Putnam	+2	F	2
T64	Davis Riley	+2	F	2
T67	Adam Schenk	+3	F	2
T67	Russell Henley	+3	F	2
69	Eric Cole	+4	F	2
70	Justin Rose	+7	F	2
WD	Byeong Hun An	-	-

Houston 2024 Leaderboard

PlayersTeams

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Carlos Ortiz	-15	18	3
2	Adrian Meronk	-14	18	3
T3	Patrick Reed	-13	18	3
T3	David Puig	-13	18	3
5	Sergio Garcia	-11	18	3
T6	Anirban Lahiri	-10	18	3
T6	Graeme McDowell	-10	18	3
T6	Lucas Herbert	-10	18	3
T9	Brooks Koepka	-9	18	3
T9	Cameron Tringale	-9	18	3
T9	Martin Kaymer	-9	18	3
T9	Paul Casey	-9	18	3
13	Dustin Johnson	-8	18	3
14	Matthew Wolff	-7	18	3
T15	Talor Gooch	-6	18	3
T15	Sebastian Muñoz	-6	18	3
T15	Henrik Stenson	-6	18	3
T18	Charl Schwartzel	-5	18	3
T18	Lee Westwood	-5	18	3
T18	Dean Burmester	-5	18	3
T18	Tyrrell Hatton	-5	18	3
T18	Bryson DeChambeau	-5	18	3
T18	Jason Kokrak	-5	18	3
T24	Sam Horsfield	-4	18	3
T24	Richard Bland	-4	18	3
T24	Marc Leishman	-4	18	3
T24	John Catlin	-4	18	3
T24	Abraham Ancer	-4	18	3
T24	Kieran Vincent	-4	18	3
T24	Thomas Pieters	-4	18	3
T24	Kevin Na	-4	18	3
T32	Harold Varner III	-3	18	3
T32	Jinichiro Kozuma	-3	18	3
T32	Kalle Samooja	-3	18	3
T32	Caleb Surratt	-3	18	3
T32	Joaquin Niemann	-3	18	3
T37	Phil Mickelson	-2	18	3
T37	Brendan Steele	-2	18	3
T39	Mito Pereira	-1	18	3
T39	Matt Jones	-1	18	3
41	Eugenio Chacarra	E	18	3
T42	Peter Uihlein	+1	18	3
T42	Scott Vincent	+1	18	3
T42	Andy Ogletree	+1	18	3
T42	Pat Perez	+1	18	3
T46	Hudson Swafford	+2	18	3
T46	Ian Poulter	+2	18	3
T48	Anthony Kim	+4	18	3
T48	Cameron Smith	+4	18	3
50	Danny Lee	+5	18	3
51	Bubba Watson	+6	18	3
52	Branden Grace	+8	18	3
53	Ben Campbell		18	3
54	Wade Ormsby		18	3
	Louis Oosthuizen	-3		1
	Jon Rahm	-3		2

Yuka saso

Aussie wrap: Minjee Lee’s US Women’s Open stumble, Adam Scott the lone Aussie in Canada

Yuka Saso adds a second US Women’s Open victory, this one representing Japan

Minjee Lee suffers US Women’s Open heartbreak

The clubs Yuka Saso used to win the 2024 US Women’s Open

How an obscure teenager, a rookie and Monday qualifier, shocked the LPGA in winning the Portland Classic

Ruoning Yin wins first major, as Grace Kim notches her best finish at a major

Jodi Ewart Shadoff ‘didn’t know if this moment would ever come’ but captures first win in 246 LPGA starts

Callaway signs Abraham Ancer and Yuka Saso to multi-year endorsement deals

Nelly Korda’s successful 2021 season can turn historic with this rare accomplishment

A surreal back nine at the US Women’s Open leaves Yuka Saso a Major champion and Lexi Thompson heartbroken again

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Pos	Team	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	CLEEKS GC	-33	18	3
T2	SMASH GC	-31	18	3
T2	FIREBALLS GC	-31	18	3
T4	4ACES GC	-25	18	3
T4	CRUSHERS GC	-25	18	3
T4	TORQUE GC	-25	18	3
7	LEGION XIII	-18	18	3
T8	MAJESTICKS GC	-15	18	3
T8	HYFLYERS GC	-15	18	3
10	RIPPER GC	-13	18	3
11	STINGER GC	-11	18	3
12	RANGEGOATS GC	-10	18	3
13	IRON HEADS GC	-4	18	3