Annika reflects on what happened last week at the U.S. Senior Women's Open at Brooklawn in Connecticut.

The first Tuesday of June is Women’s Golf Day, but there are ways to celebrate and enjoy the game of golf all year round.

Curious about how to get someone who doesn’t share your passion for the game to like golf? Here are some simple ways to get them to try it.

Golf may seem like a complex game – it has its lingo and etiquette and has a lot of different equipment. This easy guide is here to help.

USC graduate Doris Chen shares her golf journey from junior years to professional play and how the sport has shaped her life so far.

Fueling your body is one of the first steps to ensuring a great round of golf. Packing some healthy snacks will help you play your best game

You don’t need fancy gym equipment or an expensive gym membership to reach your fitness goals and up your golf game.

Although technical skills are vital to your golf game, so is the mental aspect of the game. Here are some strategies to help.

For Black History Month, it’s a perfect opportunity to highlight African American female athletes who have paved the way for other women.

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.

Once with her sights set on playing professional golf, Abbey Carlson's love for aeronautics took her to new heights.

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.

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

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.

In these long days of summer, people tend to spend more hours in the sun than usual. That’s why it’s important to have a sun protection plan

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