Past "Share My Passion" participant Natalie Martin will play in Drive, Chip & Putt for the first time with sister there to cheer her on.

The third edition of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur will feature 50 ANNIKA alumnae.

Yana Wilson shares in her own words the experience of winning her first invitational and competing in the HGV TOC earlier this year.

This week, 46 ANNIKA alumnae are set to compete at historic Carnoustie for the 2021 AIG Women’s Open and final major of the year.

The world of women’s professional golf will now turn its attention to Japan and the Tokyo Olympic Games where 19 ANNIKA alumnae will compete

This week, the best women golfers will tee it up in the second major of the year, the 76th U.S. Women’s Open.

We caught up with Abbey Carlson to discuss her prep for the 2021 Augusta National Women's Amateur.

The field is set for the second Augusta National Women's Amateur. Out of the 85-player field, 70 players have competed in ANNIKA events.

The 75th U.S. Women’s Open is this week with 55 ANNIKA alumnae competing at Champions Golf Club in Houston.

Austrian Nadine Dreher moved from relative beginner to NCAA scholarship golfer and now, embarks on her new career path.

Duke graduate Virginia Elena Carta tells her story of pursuing her dreams in golf and academics.

Pepperdine graduate Somin Lee is continuing to inspire and motivate in the golf world.

A 2016 USC graduate, Elizabeth Doty suffered an injury her freshman year which caused her to reassess her priorities.

This week, the best women will tee it up in golf’s first major, the 49th ANA Inspiration held at the Dinah Shore Tournament Course.

UPenn graduate Rachel Dai shares how a break from collegiate golf lead to a different path that kicked off her career in business.

This week, the best women in golf, including 45 ANNIKA alumnae, are set to compete at Royal Troon for the 2020 AIG Women’s British Open.

Jessica Vasilic’s childhood bedroom was filled with Annika memorabilia. Born in Sweden, she spent years dreaming of being the next Annika.

Shannon Aubert shares her story of success at Stanford despite injury and how that lead her to where she is today.

Eleven-year-old Yi Xiao’s life was forever changed when her physical education teacher began a unit covering the basics of golf.

South Carolina graduate Ainhoa Olarra shined on the golf course. But when making plans for the future, she chose a different path.