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Articles by Caroline Inglis
Ladies Professional Golf Association
The LPGA Tour and FM will host the 2024 FM Championship at TPC Boston in Norton, Mass., from August 29 to September 1, the newly created tournament will feature a field of 144 players competing for a $3.8 million purse, one of the largest prize fund on the LPGA Tour outside of the majors and tour championship. The 2024 competition, which kicks off a five-year partnership between the two organizations, marks FM’s first major sports sponsorship.
Minjee Lee Leads at the Blue Bay LPGA
On opening day at Jian Lake Blue Bay Golf Course, Minjee Lee led the field with a seven-under 65 in the first round of the Blue Bay LPGA. Lee, who won the 2016 edition of the Blue Bay LPGA, returns to the People’s Republic of China to etch her name in the trophy once more. Lee teed off on No. 10 alongside Rolex Rankings No. 1 Lilia Vu and Rolex Rankings No. 3 Celine Boutier.
Caroline Inglis Taking it One Day at a Time in Scotland
In her third event since returning from a medical, American Caroline Inglis fired a bogey-free, 4-under 68 that put her in the mix early at the FREED GROUP Women's Scottish Open presented by Trust Golf. The 29-year-old made two birdies on both the front and back nines to post the 68 and tie her second-lowest round of the season.
Hinako Shibuno Jumps Out in Front at FREED GROUP Women’s Scottish Open
In the LPGA Tour’s return to Scotland, the blistering winds were no match for Hinako Shibuno, who took advantage of summery sunny skies during the first round of the FREED GROUP Women’s Scottish Open presented by Trust Golf to take the first-round lead at -8. Her bogey-free 64 is a new career-best opening round score for the Japanese major champion, who forged a pathway to history after her 2019 AIG Women’s Open victory at Woburn.
Chun shoots 69 to lead by 6
BETHESDA, Md. (AP) - After another sparkling start, In Gee Chun finally hit a wayward tee shot - into the thick rough on the eighth hole at Congressional Country Club. It was the closest she's come to a shaky stretch through the first two days of the Women's PGA Championship. Chun recovered from a couple bogeys on the front nine and shot a 3-under 69 on Friday to increase her lead to six strokes at the tournament's halfway point.
Park Finds Confidence As Rolex Rankings World No. 1
EVIAN-LES-BAINS – Standing on the first tee Thursday afternoon, Sung Hyun Park will be feeling the nerves. It’s a feeling the Rolex Rankings world No. 1 player has battled since joining the LPGA Tour, as both internal and external pressures continue to grow for the Korean. But what will give her a sense of relief will be the sight of her caddie, David Jones, who for the last three weeks has worn the green Rolex No. 1 bib in recognition of his players stature in the women’s game.
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