Tour News

Korea's Hee Young Park made par on the fourth hole of a three-way playoff Sunday to win the LPGA Tour's Victoria Open from compatriots Hye-Jin Choi and So Yeon Ryu.

Amy Boulden will return to the Ladies European Tour in 2020 after winning Qualifying School by three strokes from Magdalena Simmermacher and Alison Muirhead.

2020 brings a new-look Ladies European Tour and for the first time, LET Members will play for a prize fund of almost €18 million, an increase of €4.5 million on 2019.

Alison Muirhead continued her impressive form firing a superb six-under-par 67 around the South Course at La Manga Club in Cartagena, Spain in the second round.

In somewhat benign conditions compared to previoius days, Switzerland’s Morgane Metraux leads after day one of Ladies European Tour Qualifying School at La Manga Club in Spain.

Alexandra Armas has been confirmed as the CEO of the Ladies European Tour, reporting directly to the LPGA-LET Joint Venture Board of Directors, chaired by LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan.

Kristianstads GK in the south of Sweden will become the venue for the Creekhouse Ladies Open, a new Ladies European Tour (LET) event in 2020. 

The LPGA has announced that Pat Hurst will be promoted from Assistant Solheim Cup Captain to Team USA Solheim Cup Captain in 2021, taking over from long-serving Juli Inkster.

The R&A and the men’s European Tour have committed to help the newly formed joint venture between the Ladies Professional Golf Association and the Ladies European Tour.

The world of women’s golf was never short of drama in 2019. Now as we welcome the start of a new decade, here are ten players we think will create even more of a stir in 2020.