It was a topsy-turvy Sunday at the 2022 KPMG Women's PGA Championship with In Gee Chun eventually coming out on top to win her 3rd major.

Lydia Ko & Lexi Thompson both fired 67s to climb the leaderboard heading into Saturday at the KPMG Women's PGA at Congressional Country Club

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.

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The stage was set at the USWO for the last two remaining contenders. Yuka Saso, with the honours, lead off with her tee shot

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.

"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).

Now that the top players in women’s golf are gathered in Rancho Mirage for the season’s first major championship ...

"If she needs to hit it onto the 18th green in two and she's in between (clubs), you know, she's gonna step up and take the ‘shirt off’.