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Late tee-off times do a disservice to Women's Open golfing spectacle - Nick Rodger

I T’S a well-known fact that the golf writers regularly enjoy the kind of scholarly, high-brow, convivial chinwags that used to be the reserve of…

The National (Scotland)

Million-dollar Ashleigh Buhai wins playoff for Women’s Open and first major

South African Ashleigh Buhail defeated Chun In-gee after four extra holes having let a big lead slip with a triple bogey on the 15th hole

The Guardian - UK

Ashleigh Buhai closes in on Women’s Open title after taking five-shot lead

The South African leads Chun In-gee and Hinako Shibuno while Muirfield member Lindsey Garden played as a marker

The Guardian - UK

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Muirfield to host Women's Open in milestone after past controversy

THE Women’s Open at Muirfield. Five words we may never have thought we’d see in the same sentence, given what occurred at the famous East…

The National (Scotland)

Minjee Lee wasn’t only winner in most lucrative US Women’s Open. But equity gap remains.

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. — Allison Emrey played Pine Needles “a million times growing up,” she said earlier this week, including once during a junior golf tournament she remembers as much for the weather as anything that happened on the course.

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Luke DeCock: Minjee Lee, in runaway Women’s Open win at Pine Needles, follows in footsteps of legends

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. — As she descended the hill toward the 18th green amid the lengthening shadows, Minjee Lee knew she could safely five-putt and still win the U.S. Women’s Open. Moments later, as she stood over her third, she suddenly realized she might need them.

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Luke DeCock: US Women’s Open at Pine Needles strikes balance between past, future of women’s golf

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. — The crowning moment of Michelle Wie West’s career came at Pinehurst in 2014 as U.S. Women’s Open champion, the full realization of the talent that launched her into international prominence as a teen. One of the lowest points of those precocious early years happened seven years…

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