women's golf

Georgia Hall won the sixth event in the Rose Ladies Series at Bearwood Lakes to move up to second overall in the standings.

The former Women's Open winner endured a poor start to her round and was two over after four holes. But she recovered to finish one under par to win by a single shot.

Meghan MacLaren, who won the second event at Moor Park, was one of six players to...

The Women's British Open has been rebranded as the AIG Women's Open after the governing body The R&A announced an extended sponsorship of the event.

AIG will now sponsor the championship until 2025, which will be welcome support for women's golf following a summer decimated by the coronavirus crisis.

This year's edition is going ahead as planned at Royal Troon in August...

Gabriella Cowley held off a high-quality field to win the fifth event in the Rose Ladies Series.

Having reached five under par at one point, mistakes on the back nine saw Cowley drop back to finish on two under.

The World No.576 could only watch as former British Open winner Georgia Hall and Charley Hull both moved to four under out on the course.

But the JCB Golf...

The British Open will go ahead in its original 20-23 August timeslot at Royal Troon in Scotland. The R&A confirmed the first Major of the year will be played without spectators but they are expecting a global television audience of 11 million.

Martin Slumbers, Chief Executive of The R&A, said, “The AIG Women’s British Open is important to the success of women’s professional...

The 2021 Solheim Cup will remain in its current September date, despite the 2020 Ryder Cup being rearranged for the same month. The men's event was moved when it became clear there would be no crowds if it went ahead this year.

Instead it will now take place three weeks after the women's flagship event. Both tournaments will see Europe's top golfers hosted by their American...

Charley Hull needed a play-off to eventually claim victory in the first-ever Rose Ladies Series event at Brockenhurst Manor.

The England number one holed a 15-foot putt to beat event organizer, Liz Young.

Both players finished their rounds on level par, although Hull blew a two-shot lead when she double bogeyed the 17th.

But she held her nerve in the play-off to...

Kate Rose and her husband, Justin, have agreed to sponsor a new British ladies golf tour, starting later this month.

The seven-event series is for British professionals and will be televised on Sky Sports.

The Rose Ladies Tour will begin at Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club on 18 June, while Royal St George's in Kent, which was due to host this year's men's Open Championship, will...