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Lexi Thompson (66) owns 54-hole lead at U.S. Women's Open

American Lexi Thompson fired a 5-under par 66 on Saturday to take a one-shot lead at the U.S. Women Open in San Francisco.

Yuka Saso one shot behind Lexi Thompson in US Women's Open

Filipino-Japanese Yuka Saso had a chance to force a tie for the lead but a missed a putt to save par which gave American Lexi Thompson a one-shot advantage in the third round of the 2021 US Women’s Open Championship Saturday, June 5 at the Lake Course of The Olympic Club in San Francisco, California

Teenager Ganne joins Reid in US Women's Open lead

Teenager Ganne joins Reid in US Women's Open lead

Golf: Lydia Ko reveals the 'scam call' that sparked her record-breaking final round at the ANA Inspiration

Golf: Lydia Ko reveals the 'scam call' that sparked her record-breaking final round at the ANA Inspiration 5 Apr, 2021 02:30 AM 4 minutes to read New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko has put herself in the running to claim the first golf major of the year on the LPGA Tour after a record-breaking final round at the ANA Inspiration. Video / @LPGA New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko has put herself in the running to claim the first golf major of the year on the LPGA Tour after a record-breaking final round at the ANA Inspiration. Video / @LPGA NZ Herald She may have come within a whisker of a first major triumph in five years but Lydia Ko does not consider herself "back".

Inbee Park sailing along with 5-shot lead at Kia Classic

Inbee Park sailing along with 5-shot lead at Kia Classic

Golf: Lydia Ko's terrific late charge falls short in Orlando

The Fiji Times » Lydia Ko ends 2020 LPGA Tour season winless, but bags another top-five finish

Stuff Sports 21 December, 2020, 4:05 pm Lydia Ko finished 2020 without a win after placing tied fifth at the CME Group Tour Championship. Picture; STUFF SPORTS. New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko has officially finished 2020 winless on the LPGA Tour, after tying for fifth at the CME Group Championship in Florida. Going into Monday’s (NZ time) final round, Ko needed something miraculous to end her 32-month winless streak, sitting five shots back off the pace in a four-way tie for ninth. But, despite a blemish-free three-under 69, she was only able to get within three strokes of the lead, and in the end finished seven back, as namesake Jin Young Ko powered home over the back nine to claim victory.

Ko takes Group Tour Championship title by five shots

Sunday, 20 December 2020 World number one Ko Jin-young stormed to victory at the season-ending Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour event in Florida, winning by five shots. Ko, who started the day one shot behind her compatriot Kim Sei-Young, the world number two and defending champion, shot a six-under-par round of 66 to record a convincing victory in the CME Group Tour Championship at Tiburón Golf Club. Ko's round featured seven birdies and just one dropped shot as she finished at a total of 18-under-par. With the two South Korean players tied at the midway point of the final round, Ko's five birdies on the back nine made the difference.

Top-ranked Ko Powers To Victory In LPGA Tour Championship

ADDS quotes, details World number one Ko Jin-young pulled away from second-ranked Kim Sei-young with five back-nine birdies Sunday to win the LPGA's season-ending Tour Championship by five strokes. Ko, who was playing just her fourth LPGA event of the pandemic-disrupted season, had only squeezed into the elite field with a tie for second on Monday at the US Women's Open. But the 25-year-old South Korean made the most of her opportunity, firing seven birdies in her six-under par 66 at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida. She rolled in a final birdie at the 72nd hole for an 18-under total of 270 and a convincing win over Kim and Australian Hannah Green, who shared second on 275.