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.

Yuka Saso and Lydia Ko looking to contend for victory at the Chevron Championship. Play starts on Thursday Morning in Rancho Mirage, CA.

How one woman loves Golf so much that she built her own practice station. Fuelled by necessity, Kate Panton got creative, building her own.

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

On a day when Carnoustie or “Carnasty” played more like “Carnicely”, few players were able to take advantage of the easy conditions.

More than 2 years of playing golf, have made a big difference in my life. The challenges and fun I found in golf is something fulfilling.

With the golf world focused on the Women’s event at the Tokyo Olympics, preparations continue for the Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open.

While the course played tough, the average score being 74.7 (+2), it was somewhat surprising to see so many players under par.

US Women’s Open champion, Yuka Saso has been on a bit of a whirlwind tour. She's playing the KPMG PGA Championship this week

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 fact that two Pinay players were in the field for the last two major championships is a testament to Yuka and Bianca.

"Wasn't getting too fast on the course. Not getting greedy. Respect the pins that are tucked and go to the water side, which I did..."

“To be honest, I'm just trying to control my emotions and mental game more so than anything."

“I think Brooke, she's probably at that stage in her career where she's gonna define herself by majors . . . she's a major player;"