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Ingrid Lindblad's 6-under 65 is the championship's lowest 18-hole score by an amateur.

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. — The crowning moment of Michelle Wie West’s career came at Pinehurst in 2014 as U.S. Women’s Open champion, the full realization of the talent that launched her into international prominence as a teen. One of the lowest points of those precocious early years happened seven years…

The No. 1-ranked amateur in the world told No Laying Up she plans to return to Stanford.

Six Thais will play at the US Women's Open, the year's second major on the ladies' circuit, at Pine Needles Golf Club in North Carolina, which tees off on Thursday.

"I was probably one of the longest off the tees and would hit last into the greens,” she said. “Now it's the reverse.”

Driving by Pinehurst No. 2, Wie West said it looked cool. She had no idea it was the course that made her a major champion.

This will be Korda’s eighth Women’s Open appearance. She has missed the cut in her last two USWO starts.

The winner of the 2022 U.S. Women's Open will get $1.8 million. The runner-up will earn more than last year's champ.

Eun-Hee Ji now has a shot at the $1.8 million first-place prize at Pine Needles.

Los Angeles (AFP) - South Korean Ji Eun-hee won the LPGA Match-Play tournament on Sunday, defeating Japan's Ayaka Furue 3amp;2 in the championship match at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas.

Two more matches will decide the winner in Vegas.