Monthly Archives: April 2019

Persistent rain, 27-plus holes wipe out players

INCHEON, South Korea – The UL International Crown is asking tough questions of the eight teams in the running. “It’s playing almost like a major championship,” American Jessica Korda said. It’s becoming an extreme test in extreme conditions with Typhoon Kong-Rey grazing the region. Korda said it wasn’t just the rain and wind that pummeled […]

Leonard on Reed: 'Don't see how you pick him' for RC

Justin Leonard is a major champion and a veteran of three U.S. Ryder Cup teams, but even he was surprised by the fallout surrounding Patrick Reed’s comments following the decisive American loss in Paris. Speaking on the latest episode of the Golf Channel podcast, Leonard broke down the various ways things went wrong for Jim […]

UL International Crown: Rd. 3 standings, match recaps

The Republic of Korea and the United States lived up to their top seedings and advanced to singles. England and Sweden also advanced by virtue of finishing second in their respective pools, and Thailand won a wild-card playoff against Japan and Australia to advance as the fifth team in singles. Ariya Jutanugarn chipped in from […]

A. Jutanugarn sends Thailand to singles with 60-foot eagle chip

INCHEON, South Korea – The Jutanugarn sisters decided to pair up just in time. Ariya Jutanugarn chipped in from 60 feet for eagle to help Thailand win the UL International Crown’s wild-card playoff Sunday morning and advance to singles play as the fifth and final team. Jutanugarn’s clutch play eliminated Japan and Australia from the […]

Kerr, Thompson rally from 3 down to win

INCHEON, South Korea – Cristie Kerr and Lexi Thompson continue to streamroll opponents as partners in international team events. Kerr and Thompson defeated Japan’s Misuzu Narita and Mamiko Higa, 4 and 3, on Sunday morning in the final round of fourballs. The victory improved Kerr and Thompson to 11-1-2 as partners in Solheim Cup and […]