Lydia Ko and Nellie Korda, the two most celebrated names in women’s golf over the past 10 years, went to the famed Riviera Golf Club in California last week with one thing in mind, each anxious to fill in the one gaping missing piece from their remarkable list of career achievements, a US Open title. At the end of the week, one went home with that sought-after title to her name, the other didn’t even it make it to the weekend. Sadly for Kiwi golf fans it was Lydia who failed

After returning to the DP World Tour following his creditable showing at the USPGA Championship a few weeks back, Kiwi golfer Daniel Hillier I’m sure is more determined and confident than ever he can gain his playing card for the USPGA Tour in 2027. Last week in Austria Hillier took another step towards fulfilling that goal with a 7th placing at the Austrian Open. What was especially significant here was his move now into the top 10 on the DP World Tour‘s Order of Merit, or t

In the wake of the rigorous challenges of a Major Championship many of the world’s leading golfers give themselves a week off afterwards, some even more. The USPGA Tour, mindful of these demands, usually then schedules a tournament without quite so many of the mental and physical challenges associated with getting through four rounds of a Major. At the year’s second Major, the USPGA Championship in Philadelphia at the Aronimink course last week, no-one managed to get to 10 un