Winning the Amundi Evian Championship in 2015 was very special for Lydia Ko. It was only her second year on the LPGA Tour, and it marked her last chance to be the youngest major champion.

Lydia Ko may be on a break from the LPGA Tour, but she’s still turning heads with her golf swings on the course. The World No.

Lydia Ko, New Zealand's golf star, is back at the Evian Resort in France. She won her first major title here ten years ago. At 28, Ko aims for another major victory. The Evian Championship will be held from July 10-13.

Ko believes golf in New Zealand is on an upward trajectory and she's excited by the potential of having more Kiwis on tours globally. Ko's sitting outside the projected cut line, heading into the second round of the Evian Championship major in France.

Lydia Ko repeatedly closed her eyes and took slow breaths, while using soft approaches and clutch putts to hold a narrow lead and earn Olympic gold Saturday in the Paris 2024 women's golf tournament.

SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — Lydia Ko, golf’s only two-time Olympic medalist, brings to Le Golf National the perspective of someone whose career has grown as she embarks on her third ...

Lydia Ko's Women's Open win at St. Andrews was a reminder: ... Nine years ago, when Ko was just 17, the golf world gasped as she revealed her plan to quit when she turned 30.

Lydia Ko, the Olympic gold medalist, has shared some personal pictures. The golf star posted snapshots with her mother, sister, and dog. The pictures

Lydia Ko, of New Zealand, wearing her gold medal cries as the national anthem is played during the medal ceremony on Aug. 10, 2024, at Le Golf National, in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France. (AP ...