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
Welcome to Nelly Korda's house. It's called Pelican Golf Club, but the trophy stays with her. The World No. 1, in her first LPGA tournament in two months after suffering a neck injury, entered the back nine with six others a stroke behind Charley Hull, and rattled off five straight birdies from the 11th to 15th as part of a back-nine charge for a closing three-under 67 to finish at 14 under, winning by three shots for her third career victory in the LPGA's Annika event in only four appearances.
By: Kent Paisley
Due to a statistical issue, the LPGA's top two scorers, Nelly Korda and Jeeno Thitikul, are not eligible to win the Vare Trophy for best season scoring average
By: Kent Paisley
Lexi Thompson is stepping away from full-time play on the LPGA Tourl and at the CME Championship she addressed a number of questions about her present and future
By: Kent Paisley
Lexi Thompson’s retirement from full-time golf is bringing a level of openness from her that has only been seen in spurts during her career. With Thompson, 29, announcing over the summer that she’d step away from a full LPGA schedule—though she isn’t ruling out playing in selected events—this week’s CME Group Tour Championship is a farewell of sorts at the end of her 14th year on tour.
By: Kent Paisley
Nelly Korda, Charley Hull and Jeeno Thitikul all rebounded Friday and are inside the top 10 heading into the weekend in the last LPGA event of the year
By: Kent Paisley
The 26-year-old leads by two shots, is looking to salvage a season that started late and had a run of missed cuts
By: Kent Paisley
A record-breaking $4 million is on the line Sunday at the LPGA Tour Championship.
By: Kent Paisley
Jeeno Thitikul thought the CME Group Tour Championship was over. She could only shake her head at Angel Yin's relentless Inbee Park-like putting, with the 54-hole co-leader rattling home another 35-footer for birdie on the 16th hole during Sunday’s final round at Tiburon Golf Club to go up by two. It felt like a back-breaker as it added to the American's near studio-apartment-sized 600-plus feet of made putts Yin had holed for the tournament. But a glimmer of hope remained with the final two holes as the Thai played them eagle-birdie on Saturday. Thitikul hoped to finish birdie-birdie to get into a playoff.
By: Kent Paisley, Scott Taetsch, Bryson DeChambeau
A first for the Vare Trophy was in play late Sunday at the CME Group Tour Championship. Since the LPGA started handing out the low-scoring award in 1953, there had never been multiple winners in its history. But with an infinitesimally slight difference down to the millionths decimal point, the LPGA projected that if Hae Ran Ryu, the 2023 Rookie of the Year, and Ayaka Furue, this season's Evian Championship winner, both shot three-under 69s in the final round at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Fla., the award would be tied.
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