Emilia Migliaccio

Lauren Coughlin’s path to Solheim Cup debut one of perseverance

Coughlin will make her Solheim Cup debut in her home state of Virginia.

Corpuz shares insight into life as LPGA rookie

It’s hard to be an LPGA rookie. Ask any vet, they’ll share similar experiences about the adjustment from amateur golf to the pros.

At Q-Series, dreams realized and heartbreak

Hae Ran Ryu medaled while Bailey Tardy highlighted a list of others who earned their LPGA cards on Sunday at Q-Series.

Players to watch at final stage of LPGA Q-Series

After four days of stroke play, 70 players are left for the final week of LPGA Q-Series. Here are five players to keep on your radar.

Q-Series Watch List: 5 to follow this week

Only 100 players remain for Q-Series — the third and final stage of LPGA Q-School. Here’s five to watch.

Dechathipat’s career path detours to long-drive circuit

Former Wake Forest Demon Deacon Mia Dechathipat is looking to make a living off her ability to hit it long.

5 USWO takeaways: Huge week for women’s golf

From the fans, to the prize money, to those working the grounds, it was a huge week for women’s golf.

M. Lee, Harigae battling each other and emotions

Although it may have seemed like the two players were going head-to-head on the course, Lee had a different game plan.

Buoyed by support, Harigae leads USWO

Thanks to those around her and a more positive outlook, Mina Harigae is playing her best golf this week at Pine Needles.

Nelly lurking at USWO in first tournament back

Nelly Korda is 3 under through two rounds at the U.S. Women’s Open in her first tournament back after surgery on a blood clot.

Not seeking revenge for ’21, Lexi in USWO hunt

Finishing her opening round with a bang, Lexi Thompson, again, finds herself in contention at the U.S. Women’s Open.

New-look Pine Needles to provide tough test

A restored Pine Needles will provide a tough test for the 2022 U.S. Women’s Open.

Annika on difference between now and 1996

Annika Sorenstam is back at Pine Needles, but she got a different outlook and a different strategy than before.

Lexi looks to atone for tough ’21 USWO loss

Lexi Thompson was 12 when she competed in her first U.S. Women’s Open at Pine Needles in 2007.

Wie West exits LPGA with ‘zero regrets’

Michelle Wie West is ready for the next phase of her professional life and she leaves the LPGA with “zero regrets.”

Saso omnipresent in USWO title defense

Defending U.S. Women’s Open champion Yuka Saso was a little taken aback when she arrived at Pine Needles.

Beyond the game: How NCAA stars balance golf, life

Get to know four of the NCAA’s best women players and find out how the keep from being overwhelmed by the game.

What made Ochoa great, and what makes her happy

Lorena Ochoa established a HOF career and then retired. She talks about what made her great, and what makes her happy.

Rucker showcase huge for women’s college golf

Having won the event and now reporting on it, the Darius Rucker all-women’s event is a huge showcase for college golf.

Walker: Lessons learned and the long run

It didn’t take long for Brynn Walker to readjust her outlook in the professional game. She is no longer putting a time frame on her success.

Migliaccio returning to Wake for COVID season

After a summer of self-development, I’m ready to to use my COVID year of eligibility for one more go-around at Wake Forest.

Recap: U.S. fights, but Euros up 2 after Day 2

Inverness proved to be a test Sunday afternoon for the Solheim Cup players, but the European team remained in the driver’s seat with a 9-7 lead entering singles.

Solheim recaps: Euros lead by 3 after Day 1

Team USA tried to fight back from their slow morning foursomes start but could only grab two points in the afternoon fourballs.

Euros dominate Day 1 morning foursomes

Four nail-biting foursome matches turned into a near shutout for the European team who led 3 1/2 - 1/2 early on at the Solheim Cup.

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