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Remarkable moms

Lewis, Matthew balance golf with bigger duties

Stacy Lewis and Catriona Matthews, both teeing it up this week in the AIG Women's Open, are busy these days juggling golf obligations...

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Looping full circle

Amy Fuller sets the example of Evans Scholar spirit

An Evans Scholarship helped Amy Fuller find a career path that led to working for the Western Golf Association, the very organization that...

A champion’s unique family story

First Women's British Open winner tells of adoption and discovery

Jenny Lucas was Jenny Lee-Smith when she won the inaugural Women’s British Open at Fulford in 1976. But her compelling story began a...

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Birdies and Babes

With focus on fun, California-based Babes Golf takes off

Alex Andersen knew she would need to be passionate about any business she started. She found that passion in golf, leading to the...

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By design

Mother-son team continues Dye family tradition

The mother-son team of Cynthia Dye McGarey and Matt McGarey is continuing the Dye family legacy of golf-course design, with a focus on...

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Grass-roots growth

Women leaders at state golf associations could be key for growing the women's game

If women's golf is going to continue to grow, the leadership that will propel it forward will likely come from women positioned to...

Casualty of war

Pam Barton, England’s top pre-WWII amateur, died before being part of LPGA launch

Pam Barton was a superstar amateur before the dawn of the LPGA and could have been one of its earliest stars if not...

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Find a way

Kay Cockerill views U.S. Women’s Amateur through eyes of a winner

Kay Cockerill, a two-time winner of the U.S. Women's Amateur and current NBC/Golf Channel on-course analyst, has some solid advice for players in...

Unknown gold

Margaret Abbott was an Olympic champion who never knew it

Margaret Abbott was America’s first female Olympic champion. She went to her death, 55 years later, unaware of the singular distinction. Our Tim Cronin...

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Following the best

Kathy Hartwiger strives to keep game ‘Annika simple’

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Kathy Hartwiger has been flattering Annika Sörenstam for more than 20 years by emulating the...

Course change

Susie Keane, a former tennis prodigy, prepares for U.S. Senior Women’s Open

As a former tennis prodigy, Susie Keane knows something about playing in a high-pressure environment, something that should serve her well as she...

Home game

Courtney Myhrum accepts different challenge for U.S. Senior Women’s Open

Courtney Myhrum would love to be playing in the 2024 U.S. Senior Women's Open on her home course, but she will be be...