Lydia Ko's Coat of Arms Saves Par at Royal Lytham
The AIG Women's Open threw us a curveball, or rather, a tee shot that decided to take a siesta in someone's jacket. Lydia Ko, bless her golf-loving heart, proved that sometimes the best caddy you can have is a bewildered spectator and their surprisingly spacious outerwear.
Read the originalLytham's Gorse Bush Steals Show as Kuwaki Claims Women's Open
Well, the AIG Women's Open delivered a finish that had more twists than a cheap motel bedsheet. Shiho Kuwaki, a name that wasn't exactly echoing in the pre-tournament buzz, ended up with the trophy.
Read the originalBirkdale's Brain Busters: Playoff Ponderings and Par-Breaking Pains
I've got to wonder if golf's already wobbly foundation, stressed thin by weird handicaps and the maddening geometry of bunkers, can handle another dose of historical weirdness. This year's Open at the rather grand Royal Birkdale has already coughed up a score – an 8-under 62 – that two different blokes, Sam Burns and Lucas Herbert, have managed in the same darn round.
Read the originalNoh Almost Had Lytham, Then Lytham Had Her
So, Yealimi Noh found herself back in the lead at Royal Lytham, a place that feels more designed for writing strongly worded letters to the R&A about bunkers than for sinking crucial putts. After a bit of a slump where golf felt less like a dream job and more like a particularly stubborn chore—the kind of funk where you start wondering if you accidentally signed up for advanced spreadsheet training—Noh was three…
Read the originalTrump’s 43rd Club Title: The Scorecard Says 70, My Eyebrows Say… Well, You Know.
So, the latest chapter in the saga of President Trump’s golf prowess has arrived, and surprise, surprise, he’s bagged another club championship trophy. This time around, the scorecard allegedly read a tidy 70.
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