Minjee Lee won the 2022 U.S. Women's Open in an impressive fashion becoming the 3rd Australian to win the biggest prize in women's golf.

Minjee Lee seized the lead at the U.S. Women's Open on Saturday while Mina Harigae slipped to second place, 3-shots back of Lee.

Mina Harigae picked up where she left off from yesterday, posting a score of 69 to extend her lead to -9 under with Minjee Lee.

The 77th edition of the U.S. Women’s Open is scheduled to commence on Thursday, and for some, it has been on their minds for quite a while.

The day started off well for Lexi Thompson, the overnight leader who had a one-stroke lead over Yuka Saso.

Saturdays have become known as “moving day” in professional golf and today was no exception at the U.S. Women’s Open.

Yuka Saso of the Philippines shot a relatively stress free 67 ( - 4 under), to take a 1-shot lead into the weekend over Jeongeun Lee-6.

the big news of the day was amateur player Megha Ganne finishing as the co-leader, having posted a 67 (-4 under), with a score of 67.

The scores of the previous tournaments that have been held here, it's pretty eye opening to see that the winning score was plus one.

One of the lesser-known storylines though, involves Canadian player, Rebecca Lee-Bentham and her return to competitive golf after retiring.

“I have reset my goals a little bit, . . . If anything, I’d like to climb up that world ranking a little bit more, as far up as I can. "

Many restaurants offer different cuisines, ranging from Asian dishes, European delicacies, Hispanic palates to the usual American meals.

"When I qualified for the Open (USWO), she sent me a text message to congratulate me and that she hoped to see me there (in San Francisco).

Amy Olson entered the second nine with a score of -2, needing only a birdie to tie for the lead, 2-birdies for the win.

[O]nly two players were under par with three others at par; as Saturday proved to be a day of attrition where making a par was a good result

Olson’s ball-striking was impressive, managing 15 of 18 Greens in Regulation on the larger greens of the Cypress Course.

“Yeah, they're different. The marinating style, the sauce is a little bit different. But yeah, as a meat lover, I really love Korean BBQ"

Danielle’s competitive nature will mean that she wants to finish the year winning the last major and what better than the most prestigious

Sei Young Kim must be considered the favourite to win the last major in golf simply based on her recent, dominating form.

... the partnership between the USGA and Champions Golf Club is reminiscent of the partnership between founders Burke and Demaret ...