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U.S. Senior Women’s Open Crown Marks Historic First for Wales’ Becky Morgan
Liselotte Neumann, who won the 1988 U.S. Women’s Open, birdied the last hole to finish at 292. Defending champion Leta Lindley, who has never finished worse that second in her three previous starts in this championship, was at 293 with Maria McBride and Corina Kelepouris. Trish Johnson, who won the Senior Women’s Open in 2023, was at 294.
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First-time USGA champ and her caddie have different reasons to shed tears after Senior Women's Open triumph
After making yet another lengthy putt on the tilted and slick greens of San Diego County Club, Becky Morgan stood off to the ...
As expected, the U.S. Golf Association's contract with NBCUniversal has been extended, according to a release sent on Tuesday ...
The U.S. Open years of 2006 at Winged Foot and 2007 at Oakmont produced champions who shot 5-over 285. At Winged Foot, Geoff Ogilvy shot 72-72 on the weekend and won.
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USGA strikes media rights deal with NBC and new company Versant through 2032
There will be more coverage of USGA events in the future on the same network after the USGA and NBCUniversal announced on ...
Sky Sports to remain home of US Open and US Womens Open until the end of 2030 as part of five-year broadcast extension with ...
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5 things to know from the USGA’s new 6-year TV deal with NBC
The USGA and NBC announced a new, 6-year TV deal that reportedly draws close to $93 million per year. Here's what you need to ...
When the USGA holds the 2024 U.S. Open next week at Pinehurst No. 2, it will be the 124th time the governing body has conducted its marquee event. That’s an impressive number, for sure, but it ...
This year marks the first time that 86-year-old Carner, an eight-time USGA champion who hit the first tee shot at the inaugural U.S. Senior Women’s Open, won’t be in the field. Carner told ...
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