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'I Love Golf' - Natalie Gulbis Back In LPGA Action In California

Solheim Cup assistant captain Natalie Gulbis talks about her love for golf as she returns to LPGA action in California

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Team USA Solheim Cup assistant captain Natalie Gulbis says her pure love for playing professional golf is the reason behind her return to LPGA action this week at the inaugural JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro.

A resident of nearby Newport Beach in California, Gulbis tees it up at Wilshire Country Club for her first LPGA event in nine months.

Gulbis retired from playing on the LPGA tour full-time back in 2020 after 19 years on the circuit.

One of the more recognisable women’s players on tour, Gulbis played in three Solheim Cups and won the 2007 Evian Masters during her long stretch on the LPGA circuit.

The 40-year-old has also had success away from the course, but is now returning to competitive action in the new JM Eagle Championship – which has a boosted prize pot of $3 million.

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“Playing near my home in Newport Beach, I am beyond excited to have the opportunity to play  in the inaugural JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro at Wilshire Country Club,” said Gulbis.

“It’s extraordinary what JM Eagle and Plastpro are doing with this inaugural championship in elevating the tournament purse to $3 million and channeling a passion for  empowering women athletes – that’s everything that I want for women’s golf.

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“I’m honored to have the opportunity to tee-it-up against the best athletes in the world.”

And Gulbis says the reason for returning to the heat of battle with her fellow pros is her sheer love for the LPGA – with competitive golf producing emotions that are hard to replicate.

“I love golf, I love the LPGA,” said Gulbis. “It’s not secret that when I joined the tour in 2001 that I wouldn’t continue to play or request an invite if I didn’t absolutely love the game and love the tour.

“It’s one of those things that there’s just nothing I can compare to it in my life - and I’ve had a lot of incredible things that I’ve gotten to do away from the golf course and opportunities, but nothing gets me that anxious, excitement, frustration the way that playing professional golf does.”

Paul Higham is a sports journalist with over 20 years of experience in covering most major sporting events for both Sky Sports and BBC Sport. He is currently freelance and covers the golf majors on the BBC Sport website.  Highlights over the years include covering that epic Monday finish in the Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor and watching Rory McIlroy produce one of the most dominant Major wins at the 2011 US Open at Congressional. He also writes betting previews and still feels strangely proud of backing Danny Willett when he won the Masters in 2016 - Willett also praised his putting stroke during a media event before the Open at Hoylake. Favourite interviews he's conducted have been with McIlroy, Paul McGinley, Thomas Bjorn, Rickie Fowler and the enigma that is Victor Dubuisson. A big fan of watching any golf from any tour, sadly he spends more time writing about golf than playing these days with two young children, and as a big fair weather golfer claims playing in shorts is worth at least five shots. Being from Liverpool he loves the likes of Hoylake, Birkdale and the stretch of tracks along England's Golf Coast, but would say his favourite courses played are Kingsbarns and Portrush. 

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15 female golfers breaking all the lpga dress code rules.

With the LPGA's strict dress code, these golfers may not be able to dress like they do in these photos when they compete

The LPGA set some strict dress code rules last year, as an email was sent out by LPGA Player President Vicki Goetze-Ackerman with some harsh words to detail the new regulations that, if broken, would cost players $1,000 for each violation. Some of those rules include no plunging necklines, no leggings, no Razorback shirts without a collar, and the ladies should be dressing in a professional way at all pro-am parties.

For a tour that has constantly tried to be exciting for fans, it seems like they are trying very hard to take a lot of personal choices away from golfers, especially women who are incredibly attractive and use their good looks to not only get themselves media attention, but also to gain sponsorships and modelling contracts. In these 15 photos, however, you’ll see the ladies of the LPGA breaking the rules easily, and we think Vicki Goetze-Ackerman wouldn’t be too happy to see the players dressed, or rather lack of dressed, in these photos. Some of the players have had issues with the new rules, saying the tour is taking away their right and is objectifying them based on what they wear what playing. The men don’t get the same policies, though they do have a dress code, and it has left some women to be very critical of the President’s decision.

Here are 15 photos that clearly break the rules of the LPGA, and lucky for the ladies, they are off the course or you could count the dollar signs in fines that would be handed out.

15 Blair O’Neal

At 36-years-old Blair O’Neal might be one of the oldest on the list, but she’s also still one of the hottest women on tour. But what do you expect from a woman who is also a fashion and runway model for fashion shows? She turned professional back in 2004, and her website says her average drive distance is 270 yards, with her longest drive being 308 yards. Her website also tells you her modelling stats, which includes her being size 2 dress, and her measurements of 35-35-26. Not too many golfers give those on their official score card or bio on LPGA websites, but O’Neal has no problem showing off how good she looks, even if it costs her a few dollars in fines when on tour.

14 Cheyenne Woods

Cheyenne Woods would get a lot of eyes on here regardless of what she was wearing, but that is what happens when you are the niece of the best golf perhaps of all time, Tiger Woods. She was included in Golf Digests Most Beautiful Women in Golf this past year, and she rightfully could win the entire thing. At 27-years-old, she doesn’t have the same tournament win history as her uncle, as she has only won two tournaments in her career, neither of which came on the LPGA tour. She wants to be the first African-American woman to win an LPGA tour event, and hopefully, she doesn’t break any rules, because, with her famous last name, you know cameras are always on her, so she isn’t going to sneak anything by tour officials.

13 Michelle Wei

Michelle Wei would have a few fines here with his shoulders showing and a very short dress. But for a woman who has been on tour for over a decade already and has been the face of the LPGA, she gets a pass. Wei had to get an exemption to play on the LPGA tour at 17-years-old, as LPGA rules state you have to be 18 in order play professional. The American has five tour victories and won the 2014 U.S. Women’s Open by two strokes during her best year in 2014, where she was always ranked No.6 in the world, the highest she has ever been ranked. In total, she has earned over $6.5 million in tour winnings, so she can afford a few $1,000 fines for her clothing choices.

12 Elise Lobb

What really needs to be said about a girl who was once named Miss Daytona Beach. Elise Lobb definitely wouldn’t get on tour with this outfit, as she’s missing pretty well everything and would get fined a couple thousand dollars. But the co-host of Fox Sports Swing Clinic brings exactly what the LPGA is trying to avoid to the golf world, a gorgeous physique and a good looking swing, as she teaches others how to hit and ball and on her Instagram account you can get videos of her playing the game, as well as some other amazing photos that would make the LPGA reconsider her press pass. Who said showing a little skin while you’re looking to drain a birdie is a bad thing?

11 Sharmila Nicollet

Sharmila Nicollet has 11 career wins on the Women's Golf Association of India and has been a professional golfer since 2009 when she was just 18-years-old. She is only the second Indian national to get her professional card, and if she were to come to the LPGA tour dressed like this, she may receive a little fine for having too short of a dress. There is just something about beautiful women on a golf course, and we can’t understand why the LPGA wouldn’t celebrate the fact they have attractive women in their sport. It doesn’t take away from their game, they are still great athletes, like Nicollet is on the India tour, and could go a long way to helping market the sport more.

10 Lucy Robson

What is not to love about Lucy Robson. The college golfer is incredibly attractive, plays golf and is making it her mission to get more girls into playing golf. We call that a victory on all accounts. Lucy sticks to plenty of golf videos on her Instagram account, showing off her great swing, and at least for the most part, she keeps her account pretty classy in the pictures and video she posts. But we would be very happy if the LPGA would lighten up on their leggings policy, as Lucy Robson has amazing legs and backside, that obviously is from years of perfecting her swing. And she wants to encourage girls to play the game, so don’t stop her from anything she wants to do in that regards.

9 Lexi Thompson

At 19-years-old, Lexi Thompson won the 2014 Kraft Nabisco Championship, her only major championship of her career so far, but considering she has nine tour victories under her belt at 23-years-old, and was ranked No. 4 last year, there is plenty of game left in her. And if this is how she transitions from the golf course to a night out, we might want her to start missing the cut a lot sooner so we don’t have to deal with those pesky LPGA tour rules that wouldn’t let her show off her long legs. She definitely looks classy in this black dress and meets the rules of representing the tour properly, even if she looks like a knockout in the little black dress.

8 Sandra Gal

Sandra Gal was named Golf Digest’s World Hottest Golfer in 2012, so she has probably been on the list of women to look out for on the course for her dress attire. And why wouldn’t you? The German golfer, who only has a single tour victory in her career, is one of the hottest on tour as well. She hasn’t faired to well at major tournaments, with her best finish being in 2012 when she finished third at the U.S. Open, but with earnings over $3 million in her career, she can handle any fines the tour wants to hand her way. At 6-foot tall, if golf doesn’t work out much longer, she could hit the runway as a model,

7 Belen Mozo

Belen Mozo is known for her fitness and she posts plenty of fitness videos on her Instagram account, along with plenty of pictures showing off just how beautiful the Spaniard is. There are probably a few times when she has wanted to stay in her yoga pants when playing a round, and as fans, we would be perfectly fine with that, and would chip in to help her pay off the fine. Belen has appeared in ESPNs Body Issue showing off her toned body, and while she hasn’t won anything on tour yet, the 29-year-old has the power and strength needed to take some tour victories, and the looks to be a fan favourite for years to come.

6 Paula Creamer

Paula Creamer has not issue keeping in classy on the golf course, but when she lets loose for a moment, she can be an ace in the hole. Nicknamed The Pink Panther, the 31-year-old California native has 12 professional wins in her career that began back in 2005, and won the 2010 U.S. Women’s Open, while finishing third at the 2005 and 2011 Women’s Championship and British Open. Twice in her career, including her rookie season back in 2005, she was second on the money list, earning over $1.5 million dollars, but she has struggled in the last couple of years, earning only one top 10 finish last year and earning just over $141,000 in 19 tournaments.

5 McKenna Pautsch

Is there an heir to the throne of most beautiful woman in golf? Well, McKenna Pautsch might be that women. While her play at an NCAA Division III school didn’t get much attention, he looks and Instagram account sure did, as McKenna is known for her gorgeous photos that would find her in some hot water on the LPGA tour, whereas a college girl may get away with it. We wonder how the LPGA would react to a drop dead gorgeous woman coming up to the tee box with an Instagram account of amazing pictures that show off how beautiful she is, but not in the professional light the tour would want her to be seen? In fact, you aren’t finding much golf photos on her account, as McKenna knows very well that her looks are her golden ticket.

4 Kathleen Ekey

While she only has two tour wins as a professional, Kathleen Ekey looks like one of the sweetest women on tour with her mid-America smile and charm. We don’t know what rules she would break, but with her lean body, we are sure there is something the LPGA tour would have a problem with. After graduating from the University of Alabama, Ekey the jump to the pros. And while success hasn’t been easy, she did finish on top of the Futures Tour money list in 2011 and was named Player of the Year that year as well. She has only made the cut twice in majors, and at 31-years-old, time is running out for her to make her mark on tour.

3 Natalie Gulbis

If the rules were ever to apply to a female golfer, Natalie Gulbis would be the one they would apply to. She is considered a symbol by the LPGA. She released a 2005 calendar, just before the 2004 U.S. Women's Open, which featured her not only playing golf, but also in striking poses in swim wear. That got her a lot of unwanted attention from the tour, who deemed the calendar inappropriate. Gulbis has said that she likes the attention she gets, even if it is for her appearance, which shoots the LPGA right in the foot, as the policy they put in place is being shot down by their own members who don’t really care what people think when they are playing the game.

2 Anna Rawson

Anna Rawson hasn’t been on the tour since 2011, as she lost her tour card, but considering she is a model now, the LPGA is probably breathing a sigh of relief. The 5-foot-11 Australian has the long frame of a runway model, and looks amazing in photo shoots showing off her legs. Since the LPGA wouldn’t celebrate her beauty, and would fine her for any infraction, it’s safe to say that perhaps getting out of the tour wasn’t all that bad for Rawson. It should say something though when the best women in your sport are also good enough to be models. It makes you wonder what the LPGA marketing department is doing. We’re not saying swimsuit calendars, but you have very photographable women, so use that to sell your sport.

1 Paige Spiranac

Of course, this would end with Paige Spiranac, who is called the “Beautiful blonde golfer” and has received plenty of negative attention for how she dresses on the golf course. But she has also been the one to stand out and speak out against the LPGA’s rules on dress, and said it was shamming its own players by telling them what they found to be inappropriate for the golf course. Paige won’t slow down, however, and will appear in the Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit edition in 2018, most likely to the dismay of the LPGA wouldn’t think that is very professional for one of their players. But with over 1.4 million Instagram followers, the LPGA tour would have to fine her a lot of money to keep her quiet about an issue she is passionate about.

Hottest Bathing Suit Pics of 14 LPGA Golfers

Women in golf must dress appropriately, with guidelines similar to almost all private courses. But off the course, you may see a different side of your favorite LPGA golfer.

With Instagram golf taking over quickly, women like to post reels and pictures, and you might see them on vacation or relaxing by the pool.

Here’s a list of the 14 hottest LPGA golfers (bathing suits pics below):

• Paige Spiranac
• Nelly Korda
• Jessica Korda
• Lexi Thompson
• Natalie Gulbis
• Michelle Wie
• Madelene Sagstorm
• Claire Hogle
• Hailey Ostrom
• Cheyenne Woods
• Blaire O’Neal

You can check out bathing suit pics of your favorite LPGA golfers below and follow their socials  for more.

1. Paige Spiranac

2. nelly korda, 3. lily muni he, 4. jessica korda, 5. lexi thompson, 6. natalie gulbis, 7. michelle wie, 8. lydia ko, 9. brianna do, 10. madelene sagstorm, 11. claire hogle, 12. hailey ostrom, 13. cheyenne woods, 14. blaire o’neal, final thoughts, best bathing suit pics of 14 lpga golfers for 2024.

LPGA golfers are fit and sexy. Here are some of the hottest LPGA golfers in bikinis that you can find online.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Paige Spiranac (@_paige.renee)

• Nationality: American
• Interesting fact: In the golfing world, she has the second-highest followers on Instagram . (3.7M)

Even though Paige does not play on the LPGA tour, she’s a professional golfer who has played a few tournaments at the start of her career. She also played Division 1 college golf at the University of Arizona and San Diego State University.

In my opinion, Paige is by far the sexiest golfer on the planet right now.

She has used her internet fame, such as being voted Maxim’s Sexiest Woman Alive, to open new roads for her game. She’s the most followed internet golf celebrity.

Her following has converted her from a mere golfer and a golf instructor to an influential person with multiple entrepreneurial deals. She also has a website  that offers subscriptions to her fans to get the inner scoop on her pictures and life.

If you get time to look at anything but Paige herself, she is pretty good at golf too. You can learn a thing or two about golf if you can focus.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Nelly (@nellykorda)

• Interesting fact:  Nelly Korda is the number 1 LPGA golfer as of May 2024.

Nelly Korda is one of the most beautiful LPGA golfers . You’ve probably heard of Nelly Korda or seen some Nelly Korda bikini pictures without knowing.

Nelly Korda’s sexy content is pretty crazy, and if that’s not good enough for you, she currently has one of the best swings in the professional golf circuit.

Nelly Korda has 8 Tour wins and 1 Major win since she joined the tour in 2017. Her estimated net worth is $5.4 million , of which almost $4 million came from brand endorsements such as Nike, TaylorMade, and other brands.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by lily muni he (@lilymhe)

• Nationality: Chinese
• Interesting fact: She got into a relationship with Alex Albon (F1 driver for Williams) after watching “Drive to Survive” on Netflix.

Asian lady golfers and women’s golf are somewhat of a thing in golf, but I would not like to discuss it. You can check out more Asian female golfers  here.

Women from Asia are considered hot and sexy, and they sure are.

Muni He is a professional golfer from China. She likes to post pictures in bathing suits on Instagram  and looks elegant and pretty on the course.

Lily received an early enrolment at the University of Southern California at the age of 17. In 2016, she missed the cut for the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters as she was still an amateur. However, it took her only a year to make the cut.

Growing up, she was also good at studies. Beauty, Brains, and a Golfer? Complete Package.

Muni is dating Alex Albon, a Formula One driver, and she is soon planning to get married to him.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Lily (@lilymhe)

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Jessica Korda (@thejessicakorda)

• Interesting fact: The Korda sisters’ parents, Petr Korda, and Regina Rajchrtova, were famous tennis stars of their times. (Sports genes run in the family)

Jessica Korda is 16th on the LPGA tour and has six wins. She joined the tour in 2011 and is 30 years old.

Both Korda sisters bikini content has gained a lot of attention in the course, and I don’t blame them. Jessica and Nelly Korda hot pictures will make you say wow.

Jessica is more active on social media and Instagram  than her sister. Both sisters look as amazing in a bathing suit as their golf swings do.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Richard Mille (@richardmille)

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Lexi Thompson (@lexi)

• Interesting fact: Her average driving distance is 277 yards which is pretty good for the average LPGA driving distance .

Lexi is the person I’d want to hang out with. She is a good-looking and efficient golfer. She likes to hit the ball hard off the tee, which is a sight not to miss.

At the young age of 12, she became the youngest woman to qualify for the U.S. Women’s Open. She turned professional at the extremely young age of 15, which is quite impressive.

She has done multiple bathing suit shoots. She knows how to pose, and you can tell that in Lexi Thompson’s bikini pictures.

She’s comfortable in her looks, whether on or off the course. She’s blonde and belongs from the USA. Her all-around personality and looks are very attractive.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Natalie Gulbis (@nataliegulbis)

• Nationality:  American (with Latvian ancestry)
• Interesting fact:  Natalie once released a golf calendar for 2005 with a few sexy poses in swimsuits. The USGA didn’t allow the calendar sale at the US Open 2004, saying it’s inappropriate.

Natalie has been on tour since 2002. That’s more than two decades. She has never shied away from a camera and loves to show her fantastic physique. She’s one of the hottest LPGA swimsuit models who was once known as a sex symbol in the golf industry.

Her first professional win was in July 2007 at Evian Masters in France. Natalie Gulbis tapped in for a two-putt birdie on the playoff hole to claim the win. Although her first one was late. She earned more than one million in her fourth year on the tour.

She has also played on three victorious U.S. Solheim Cup teams (2005, 2007, and 2009).

She’s also a great golfer known to steal some breaths away on and off the course.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Michelle Wie West (@michellewiewest)

• Interesting fact: Michelle Wie won the U.S. Open in 2014 and has a net worth of approx. $20 million.

Michelle Wie is Asian from Hawaii, USA. Michelle Wie was considered one of the hottest golfers during her time. She was known for her attractive pictures of the course and her game on the course.

It is widely considered that Michelle Wie was never able to show her full potential on the field. She gained a lot of her fan following from being beautiful and having a powerful and smooth swing.

At one point in her life, she wanted to compete with the boys. However, the overconfidence did not translate well over her career.

Michelle Wie has remained a hot symbol for women’s golf since her rookie days.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Lydia (보경) Ko (@lydsko)

• Sporting Nationality: New Zealand (otherwise from South Korea)
• Interesting fact: Lydia Ko is the youngest female professional golfer to reach two major championship wins in their career.

Lydia Ko is from New Zealand and plays on the LPGA tour. She’s a great golfer and also has some amazing bathing suit pictures. Lydia Ko’s swimsuit content is one you can’t miss out on.

Lydia Ko is currently the World’s No. 2 women’s golfer in the world and is fighting for first place.

She first became number 1 at the age of 17 years, making her the youngest golfer of either gender to be ranked number 1. Lydia has two major wins and 17 tour wins.

She’s 26 years old and started playing golf when she was five in New Zealand. Lydia just got married recently.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Brianna Do (@briannagolf)

• Interesting fact: Brianna Do started playing golf when she was just eight years old.

Brianna’s body figure has gained the attention of a lot of people. Brianna Do is a UCLA alumnus and plays on the LPGA tour.

Brianna is thirty-three years old and has been playing golf on tour for 11 years. However, she hasn’t won a tour event yet.

Brianna holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology from UCLA, where she also played college golf. Brianna doesn’t have a lot of followers on her Instagram , but you’ll find a few Brianna Do bikini pictures worth looking at there.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Madelene Sagström (@madelenesagstrom)

• Nationality: Swedish
• Interesting fact:  She’s currently ranked 31 in LPGA golf rankings.

Sagstorm is a Swedish golfer, and she is highly renowned as one of the hottest LPGA golfers on tour. Sagstorm started playing golf when she was nine years old near Stockholm, Sweden.

Madelene has one LPGA tour victory and three wins in the Epson Tour . She joined the LPGA tour in 2017 and has an estimated $1 million net worth.

She is active on Instagram  and likes to share a lot about herself. Sagstorm golfer bikini pictures will leave you stunned and wanting more. She has starred in multiple swimsuit shoots and has looked great in all of them.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Claire Hogle (@clairehogle)

• Interesting fact: She has a YouTube Channel  and has a following on Instagram . She makes quite engaging vlogs and videos of matches with other YouTube golfers.

Claire Hogle hasn’t played on the LPGA tour, but this list would be incomplete without her. Have a look at her bathing suit pictures, and you’ll know what I’m talking about.

Claire is an Instagram & YouTube influencer and a great golfer. She has great charisma on the golf course, and over the past couple of years, she has become one of the most famous influencer golfers in the world.

She always dresses up on point, and her social media shows she is not scared of pulling off a nice swimsuit.

Claire loves traveling, so you’ll find some smoking bikini pictures of her in various countries.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Hailey Rae Ostrom (@haileyostrom)

• Interesting fact:  Hailey has multiple restraint orders against stalkers after getting famous.

Hailey is one of the most competitive and hottest YouTube  golfers. She is a professional golfer that knows how to keep her attention on and off the course.

Hailey – the Oregon native golfer, went on to play on the LPGA tour for two years (2017 and 2018). She has an estimated net worth of $2 million.

She’s also super pretty and makes her videos worth watching, not only because of the golf. She has gained quite some following on the internet with her great golf and attractive appearance.

She has multiple restraining orders because of her recently developed fame. She has also posted pictures in swimsuits on her socials.

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  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Cheyenne Hicks (@cheyenne_woods)

• Interesting fact:  She’s related to Tiger Woods, and Tiger’s father coached her early in her golf career. What can be more interesting than that?

Cheyenne Woods is an aspiring professional golfer who is also half-niece of the legendary Tiger Woods. She’s mentioned  that Tiger – her step-uncle gives her golf advice when she requires it.

Cheyenne has 30 amateur wins and one professional win. She started her career playing for the Xavier College golf team and won the Arizona 5A state championship in 2006 and 2007.

Cheyenne not only has the game, but she got the looks as well. Cheyenne looks great in a bathing suit and has some pictures on her Instagram  as well.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Blair ONeal Keiser (@blaironealgolf)

• Interesting fact:  Blaire is a reporter at Golf Channel  and has been featured in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, Maxim, and Golf Digest.

Blaire was one of the first LPGA tour professionals to gain internet fame because of her looks and golf game. She quickly became a star and then a golf model. She’s been featured in Sports Illustrated Swimwear, Maxim, Golf Digest, and many more.

Blaire has a website  and a really hot Instagram  too. Her estimated net worth is around over $10 million.

She started uploading pictures in swimsuits and other revealing clothes after she gained fame for her looks.

Blaire left golfing professionally in 2015 and now works as a reporter for Golf Channel. She’s one of the hottest swimsuit golf channel hosts and reporters.

Bathing suits LPGA golfers and ladies are a big part of golf. They have redefined the game by achieving extraordinary accuracy numbers and bringing more style and sauce.

Because of the mobility required in a golf swing, most LPGA golfers are fit. This brings in good bodies which look great in swimsuits.

Golf influencers are influencing a lot of golfers to dress provocatively on the golf course, which can cause issues with the older golfing community.

However, I believe golf should be about the sport, and how you dress can cause some intimidation in your partner, just like if you’re good at the game. If this gives you an extra edge on the course, I think it should be allowed and would make golf a touch more different and fun. What do you think?

Abdul Moiz Minhas

Abdul Moiz is a skilled golfer and professional writer. He graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration from the National University of Sciences and Technology in Islamabad and has played golf for over 5 years. He has a handicap index of 18.5, uses TaylorMade Sim driver, and loves his 60-degree wedge. He's tested and reviewed over 50 products and specializes in reviewing budget-friendly golf club sets. You can connect with Abdul at  X , LinkedIn , or [email protected] .

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Nelly Korda rallies to win 3rd straight LPGA Tour start at Ford Championship

Nelly Korda hits a tee shot at the fourth hole during the final round of LPGA Ford Championship golf tournament Sunday, March 31, 2024, in Gilbert, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Lydia Ko, right, with her caddie, tries to keep dry at the third green during the final round of LPGA Ford Championship golf tournament Sunday, March 31, 2024, in Gilbert, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Lexi Thompson hits her tee shot on the fourth hole during the final round of LPGA Ford Championship golf tournament Sunday, March 31, 2024, in Gilbert, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Azahara Munoz, of Spain, watches her tee shot on the fourth hole during the final round of LPGA Ford Championship golf tournament Sunday, March 31, 2024, in Gilbert, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Mi Hyang Lee, of South Korea, hits out the bunker at the fourth green during the final round of LPGA Ford Championship golf tournament Sunday, March 31, 2024, in Gilbert, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

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GILBERT, Ariz. (AP) — Nelly Korda won her hometown event in a playoff after closing eagle-birdie. She withstood brutal wind in Southern California to win in another playoff last week.

The world No. 1 made it three straight by staying steady through a soggy Sunday in the desert.

Korda became the first LPGA Tour player in eight years to win three straight starts, shooting a 7-under 65 to rally for for a two-stroke victory in the Ford Championship.

“It’s very hard mentally to be 100% especially after a win, especially playing in tough conditions,” Korda said. “So as boring as it sounds I was just taking it shot by shot and seeing where I was going to end up. To get three in a row, that’s just a dream come true.”

Korda won the Drive On Championship in late January in her hometown of Bradenton, Florida, before sitting out all of the LPGA Tour’s Asian swing. She was still sharp after a seven-week break, winning the Fir Hill Seri Pak Championship in a playoff last week outside Los Angeles to move back atop the world ranking.

Korda stayed steady through four days in the desert, entering the final round two shots back through weather that got progressively worse at Seville Golf and Country Club.

Korda nearly holed out her second shot on the short par-4 16th to take the lead and birdied No. 18 to finish at 20-under 268 for her 11th career LPGA victory. She’s the first LPGA Tour player to win three straight starts since Ariya Jutanugarn in 2016 and first American since Nancy Lopez won five straight 1978.

“(It) just honestly feels like a blur,” Korda said. “Taking it day by day, really trying to stay very present and just played really good golf, solid golf in tough conditions today, which I’m very happy about.”

Australian rookie Hira Naveed was in position to tie Korda after hitting her second shot just right of the par-5 18th, but an indifferent chip led to a par. The former Pepperdine player shot 66 to finish second at 18 under in her second career start.

Lexi Thompson briefly shared the lead and was within a shot through 15 holes in her bid to win for the first time since 2019. She hit driver on the 16th and sent it way right into the water, leading to a bogey.

Thompson also missed a short par putt on No. 17 before closing with a two-putt birdie on 18 to shoot 68. She finished in a five-way tie for fourth at 17 under.

“It was crazy conditions, but it was almost just like it gets to where it’s mental when it comes to these kind of conditions,” Thompson said. “You just have to stay positive with it and know that pars are a good score. If you have a good number, take advantage of it; try to shoot for the pin and make some birdies.”

Temperatures dropped dramatically and steady rain fell most of the final round, adding a layer of difficulty at a tournament that started with two days of record-setting scores .

The inclement weather did little to slow the leaders down, with four players tied for the lead and 11 within two shots early on the back nine.

Korda had consecutive birdies starting on No. 4 to kick off her final round and added another on the par-4 ninth to turn in 3-under 33. She tied for the lead with a birdie on the par-5 12th and took it outright at 18 under by making a 6-foot birdie putt on 13.

Thompson and Haveed tied her, but Korda went back up with her near holeout on 16, setting up a birdie that gave her a one-shot lead. Korda hit a massive drive on No. 18 and chipped to three feet for a closing birdie.

“Just tried to stay really aggressive and I knew I had to shoot a low one to be in contention,” Korda said “Just played really smart golf out there today.”

Naveed made the record-low cut of 5 under on the number and raced up the leaderboard with a third-round 65 before the winds picked up. She pulled into a tie for the lead at 18 under with a birdie on the island par-3 17th, but left her chip on 18 about 20 feet short and missed the putt.

“It’s just breathing a sigh of relief really and just saying, ‘All right, put your head down, there is scoring opportunities out there,’” Naveed said. “Just go out there and try to do the best you can, commit to every shot, and try and hole some putts. So happy to do that on the weekend.”

So is Korda after putting herself in position to make it four straight at the T-Mobile Match Play next week in Las Vegas.

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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Twenty LPGA*USGA Girls Golf members teed it up in the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals this year at August National Golf Club, representing the organization quite well in the four girls age divisions. Three members were overall champions in their respective age groups, with Madison Pyatt winning the Girls 7-9 division, Lily Wachter taking home the Girls 10-11 division title and McKenna Nelson winning the Girls 14-15 division. Others, like Girls Golf e-Leader Taytum Oswald, placed in the top three, and six girls won individually in the skills competitions, including Ariel Collins and Madelyn Dickerson.

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