TOKYO -- Japan has emerged as a powerhouse in women's golf, with its players achieving four wins in the LPGA Tour's five majors over the past two years.

Women's golf is going digital and not in the TGL way—but sort of. This week the LPGA Tour's qualifying and developmental tour, the Epson Tour, announced that it is bringing to life a new pathway for female golfers to play on the professional circuit through a virtual competition platform.

The LPGA legend has 72 LPGA victories and 10 Major Championships to her name for many reasons. PGA Coach Brendon Elliott uncovers some of the keys she's followed for success — and what golfers can copy to lower their scores.

Sports Illustrated polled players on a number of topics including whose swing they admire the most. A few names came up time and again. The always-smooth Adam Scott has a swing that is the envy of many fellow Tour pros. / Matt Krohn-Imagn Images Earlier ...

Charley Hull was spotted honing her skills on the golf course, giving fans a glimpse of her practice routine during a short break from professional play.

LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler wasted no time delivering something his predecessor wouldn’t — a deal with Golf Saudi.

When the Women’s China Open first teed off in 2006, the occasion was quietly significant. At the time, women’s golf in the Middle Kingdom was still taking fledgling steps in the global game. The domestic circuit was modest, the talent pool limited, and ...