Kent Paisley is a contributor and equipment editor for Golf Digest. With a focus on golf news and analysis, Kent has written articles covering LPGA events, player profiles, and statistical analysis of the sport. His work has also been featured in publications such as PGA Championship, Cigalah Group, The Ryder Cup, and Golf Digest ME.
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By: Kent Paisley
The BMW Ladies Championship remains in Australian hands. After Minjee Lee won the LPGA’s lone tournament in South Korea last year, Hannah Green went wire-to-wire at Seowon Hills Country Club for her third win of 2024, closing with a 71 to hang on for a one-stroke victory for her sixth career title.
By: Kent Paisley
After strong Q School second-stage finishes, reigning NCAA Division I women's champ Adela Cernousek decides to stay in college, while UCLA's Zoe Campos opts to go pro
By: Kent Paisley
The 22-year-old from China shot a final-round 65 to beat Jeeno Thitikul by on at the Maybank Championship
By: Kent Paisley
Hana Wakimoto, the 36-hole leader at 13 under par, is now only 18 holes away from a career-altering decision
By: Kent Paisley
Rio Takeda was three shots behind with three holes to play at the Toto Japan Classic, but still topped Marina Alex, ultimately making birdie on the sixth sudden-death hole
By: Kent Paisley
The World No. 1’s dominant season produced six victories, but also delivered the tour’s top award for the first time in her career
By: Kent Paisley
Despite not playing in any of the LPGA's fall Southeast Asia swing due to a neck injury, World No. 1 Nelly Korda still secured the LPGA's points-based Player of the Year award Sunday with three tournaments remaining on the schedule. It's the first time she's won the award, this one for her impressive, yet sometimes turbulent, six-win campaign.
By: Kent Paisley
Just two regular-season tournaments remain in the LPGA's 11-month-long season before the most impactful cutoff of 2024 happens. Following this week's Lotte Championship and the finish of The Annika on Nov. 17, the top 60 players on the Race to the CME Points List will advance to the CME Group Tour Championship, vying for its historic $4 million first-place prize, the largest-ever award in all of women's sports. Three-time winner Gaby Lopez holds the 60th position heading into this week in Hawaii with 625 points. Nearly anyone who wins the final two events will make up enough ground to get into the Tour Championship, as a victory comes with 500 points.
Eight-time LPGA winner Angela Stanford finished strong in the Lotte Championship, nearly having to put off retirement with a late charge
Nearly four years after she won the U.S. Women's Open, A Lim Kim scored her second career victory in the Lotte Championship
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