European legend Dame Laura Davies gave the best possible ending to Team Europe’s Solheim Cup victory. The veteran brought in beers on the team bus, and the winning squad was left hyped up. In dramatic fashion, Team Europe defeated Team USA 15 – 13 in the 20th edition of the Solheim Cup.
The Solheim Cup turns calm, composed players into fierce rivals every two years. Team Europe and Team USA don’t just compete against each other; they clash.
Despite 12 Solheim Cup appearances, four-time Solheim Cup winner Dame Laura Davies never captained, and her reason may surprise you. There’s no doubt that the women’s golf icon could’ve been a solid captain for the European team.
At 39, three-time major winner Anna Nordqvist shocked the world by walking away from professional golf at the peak of her powers. Like many, four-time major winner and golf legend Dame Laura Davies believes she had years left in her game. Still playing at the highest level, Nordqvist decided to step aside from professional golf.
Dame Laura Davies has backed Nelly Korda to win the AIG Women’s Open at some stage in her career as she lauded the world number one for registering yet another top 10 in the majors this year.
Dame Laura Davies has admitted her surprise at Shiho Kuwaki not heading to the range after completing her final round at the AIG Women’s Open, with Esther Henseleit taking her to a playoff at Royal Lytham and St Annes.
Lottie Woad is returning to Dundonald Links in Ayrshire, Scotland, to defend her title at the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open. This venue holds immense significance for the 22-year-old, as it is where she made a historic debut exactly one year ago.
Bryson DeChambeau’s incredible second round at The Open Championship has been thrown into disrepute. His second round of 66 brought him to within one stroke of the leading Lucas Herbert after two days at Royal Birkdale.
Scottie Scheffler begins the final round of the PGA Championship five shots adrift of the leader, Alex Smalley. Scheffler is also two back of Rory McIlroy and three behind the likes of Jon Rahm and Ludvig Aberg.
Dame Laura Davies has suggested whether she believes Shane Lowry is likely to win another major during his career after some difficult finishes on the PGA Tour this season.
Nelly Korda is now a three-time major champion at the age of 27 after triumphing at The Chevron Championship. Korda stormed to a stunning five-shot victory at Memorial Park in Houston, Texas, for her second win of the season and the 17th of her LPGA Tour career.
Rory McIlroy was involved with a fair few controversial moments when it came to his post-round press conferences in 2025. Of course, McIlroy wasn’t the only one to duck out of speaking to the media when things weren’t going well.
Ludvig Aberg is quite clearly one of the most talented players on the PGA Tour. So the question is: why does Aberg have just two PGA Tour wins to his name?
Justin Rose once again fell heartbreakingly short of winning The Masters. He held the lead going into the back nine during his final round, but the perennial bridesmaid of The Masters bogeyed two holes on Amen Corner to just fall out of contention on the closing stretch.
Laura Davies teamed up with John Daly in the JC Penney Classic at Innisbrook Resort’s Copperhead Course – the host of the Valspar Championship. John Daly was the longest hitter in the game for more than 15 years on the PGA Tour.
The Players Championship is often described as the ‘fifth major’ because of its prestige, world-class field, and the iconic setting of TPC Sawgrass. However, the debate over whether the tournament should officially be recognised as a major championship continues to divide opinion in the golf world.
Ludvig Aberg heads into the final round of the Players Championship with a three shot lead. Aberg leads by three from Michael Thorbjornsen, four from Cam Young and five from numerous players including Xander Schauffele and Viktor Hovland.
Shane Lowry had a rough end to his week at the Dubai Invitational. He played well throughout most of the tournament, but he left the course on Sunday feeling far from satisfied with how things finished.
LPGA legend Laura Davies sounded off on the rumors that the USA Ryder Cup team will be paid for their appearance at the next event at Bethpage Black in
Women's golf has blossomed into an international game, especially in the Asian markets where it has become an obsession for some. While its future looks bright, it's fun to look back and honor the past.