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World No. 1 Nelly Korda not among WTGL's Season 1 rosters
By Field Level Media Aug 31 (Field Level Media) - The inaugural WTGL season will tee off without the world's top-ranked women's golfer. Nelly Korda was not among the 25 players named to the five team rosters unveiled Monday for the tech-infused indoor golf competition.
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Palm Beach Post
WTGL will include five teams of top LPGA stars and fan favorites
The rosters for WTGL's first season include 10 players in the top 25 world rankings, along with fan favorites Lexi Thompson and Michelle Wie West.
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Golfweek
WTGL announces complete rosters for five founding teams
Competition dates, purse and broadcast schedule have to be announced.
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AP News
New PGA Tour format means a month or more of match play on the golf calendar
The PGA Tour plans to end its 2028 season with a two-week tournament in two cities
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Golfweek
Ryann O'Toole begins maternity leave while leading $1 million race
LPGA veteran Ryann O'Toole is pregnant and sitting out the rest of the season to protect her lead for a $1 million prize.
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Golfweek
Exclusive: Angel Yin missed two months of golf but will still play Solheim
Yin, who lost 35 pounds in two months, told Golfweek she will play in the Solheim Cup.
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Golfweek
Who made the most money on the PGA Tour in 2026? Updated top 50 earnings list
Who made the most money during the PGA Tour's 2026 season? Take a look.
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AP News
Yin chips in for birdie on 18 to take the 3rd-round lead at TPC Boston
Ruoning Yin chipped in for birdie from just off the 18th green to take the third-round lead Saturday at TPC Boston in the FM Championship
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AP News
Scheffler takes FedEx Cup, Yin wins in Boston and Alker makes it 2 in a row
Scottie Scheffler won the FedEx Cup, while Ruoning Yin and Joe Dean secured major golf victories in Boston and England.
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Golfweek
Ruoning Yin claims emotional FM Championship victory
Ruoning Yin secured her sixth LPGA title at the FM Championship, ending a nearly two year winless drought.
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Golfweek
Anna Nordqvist ends her storied LPGA career at 39
After a decorated career, Anna Nordqvist is retiring from the LPGA Tour to prioritize her life off the course.
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Golfweek
Scottie Scheffler passes Tiger Woods on PGA Tour's all-time money list
Scottie Scheffler has replaced Tiger Woods on top of the PGA Tour's career money list after Sunday's Tour Championship.
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