Lydia Ko

Ahead of what could be her most important tournament of the year, a relaxed Lydia Ko says she has been 'fan-girling' over a country singer.

At this week's season-ending CME Group Tour Championship in Florida, Lydia Ko is in great position to earn Rolex Player of the Year honors.

So much life has happened since then. She recalls being asked in the Tiburon Golf Club media room seven years ago if she would rather win the $1 million prize ...

After Hamilton's Steve Alker won the PGA Champions Tour title earlier this week, both Lydia Ko and Ryan Fox head into their season-ending events with the chance ...

Lydia Ko is on the brink of three massive awards and a hefty paycheque, as Ryan Fox takes on Rory McIlroy for top Europe honours.

Among the 60 competing players is also World Ranking No. 3 Lydia Ko, who had the most Race to CME points, 3072, before the reset. Lydia knows she's done well ...

She's leading the Rolex Player of the Year race, is a near shoo-in for the Vare Trophy and has a chance at the Money Title. All of that could be hers if she can ...

Ko is bidding to clinch the LPGA's Player of the Year Award and the Vare Trophy for best scoring average on Tour. GOLF WITH CROWN... THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A NEW ...

New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko has a one stroke lead after the opening round of the LPGA Tour Championship in Florida.

Kiwi golfer makes fast start to her final event of LPGA season, firing a seven-under opening round in Florida.

Kiwi Lydia Ko holds nerve to win by one shot in Florida but Ryan Fox has ground to make up after playing with Rory McIlroy.

NAPLES, Fla. – Lydia Ko made bogey on the opening par 5 at Tiburon Golf Club to begin the CME Group Tour Championship, but that did nothing to foreshadow ...

Lydia Ko has shot 65 for a one-shot lead in the CME Group Tour Championship.

So much is at stake this week, even beyond the US$2 million (NZ$3.26m) prize to the winner. Ko has a one-point lead in the race for LPGA Tour player of ...

NAPLES, Fla. (AP) - Lydia Ko began her quest for the largest prize in women's golf history by hitting a tree a...

Lydia Ko began her quest for the largest prize in women's golf history by hitting a tree and making bogey on a par-five, but the rest of Thursday in the ...

When 18-time LPGA Tour winner Lydia Ko bogeyed the par-5 first hole, she didn't know how Thursday at the CME Group Tour Championship was going to turn out.