Dan Loman

Margaret Abbott plays during the golf event of the World Fair Games in 1900. Unbeknownst to Abbott, winning the tournament made her the first female Olympic champion representing the United States. USGA Museum M argaret Abbott was America’s first female Olympic champion. She went to her death, 55 years later, unaware of the singular distinction.

Kay Cockerill, a two-time winner of the U.S. Women's Amateur and current NBC/Golf Channel on-course analyst, has some solid advice for players in this year's field - make a plan and stick with it.

Pam Barton, England’s top pre-WWII amateur, died before being part of LPGA launch

Mother-son team continues Dye family tradition By Lisa D. Mickey • August 15, 2024

With focus on fun, California-based Babes Golf takes off

An Evans Scholarship helped Amy Fuller find a career path that led to working for the Western Golf Association, the very same organization that awarded her the scholarship more than 20 years ago.

Stacy Lewis and Catriona Matthews, both teeing it up this week in the AIG Women's Open, are busy these days juggling golf obligations with motherhood.

Meghan Stasi knows the honor and thrill of playing on a winning U.S. Curtis Cup team. Now, as captain of the 2024 U.S. team, she gets to share her experience and insight with the next generation.

At 15, Asterisk Talley sports the name and game to stand out

Carmignani puts ascendant career track to work in Arizona