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The world's best female golfers are ready to battle for one of the biggest titles in golf! Don't miss a single drive, birdie, or championship moment at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship 2026.

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Whether you're a longtime golf fan or just tuning in, this is a tournament you won't want to miss!

👉 Get ready for four days of elite competition, unforgettable shots, and major championship drama.

Women’s golf is not waiting politely at 250 anymore.

The LPGA power era has arrived, and it is changing how every course has to defend itself. Longer drives are not just making highlight clips prettier. They are changing angles, shrinking par 5s and turning old landing zones into launch pads.

That is what makes this shift so fun.

A player who carries the ball farther does not only gain yards. She gains choices. She can fly trouble. She can attack corners. She can hit shorter clubs into greens that were built to receive something much harder.

But power also brings pressure.

When everyone gets longer, distance stops being a bonus and starts becoming the entry fee. The real stars will be the players who can add speed without losing control, shape or nerve.

The LPGA is not entering a power era someday.

Back on Top

Nelly Korda has reclaimed the world number one ranking after a commanding win at the Chevron Championship.

The American secured victory by five shots, marking her second title at the event in the past three seasons.

Final Round Performance

Korda finished the tournament at 18-under-par, comfortably ahead of her closest challengers:

Patty Tavatanakit (-13)

Ruoning Yin (-13)

She started the final round strongly with early birdies but dropped shots on the back nine, narrowly missing the tournament record.

Rankings Shake-Up

The victory sees Korda overtake Jeeno Thitikul in the world rankings after the Thai star missed the cut.

This win further strengthens Korda’s position as one of the leading players in women’s golf.

Mental Strength Key to Win

Korda described the final round as mentally challenging, especially while protecting a significant lead.

She credited her support system, including her family and caddie, for helping her stay focused and composed under pressure.

Career Milestone

The 27-year-old now has three major titles, adding this win to her previous success at the Women's PGA Championship in 2021.

She also extends her tally to 17 LPGA Tour victories, underlining her consistency at the highest level.

Tournament Highlights

Korda impressed early with back-to-back rounds of 65 before maintaining control over the weekend with steady performances.

Despite missing out on the all-time scoring record, her overall dominance ensured a comfortable win.

What This Means

A Global Golf Spectacle Comes Home to San Francisco 🌎🏆

The LPGA Tour has officially announced that the International Crown will make its much-anticipated return to San Francisco in 2027, marking the sixth edition of this one-of-a-kind global team event. Set to be hosted at the Lake Merced Golf Club, the prestigious tournament will once again bring together the world’s best female golfers to compete for national pride and international glory.

Known as the only team event in women’s golf contested by countries, the International Crown continues to highlight the power, precision, and passion of the women’s game. Fans from around the world will have front-row seats to the action through Express Stream’s live broadcasts and Seamless Streaming replays, ensuring that every putt, drive, and celebration can be experienced in real time with smooth, high-quality coverage.

From Korea to California: A Journey of Global Growth 🌏⛳

The upcoming 2027 edition will follow the footsteps of a remarkable 2025 tournament held at the New Korea Country Club, where Team Australia captured the crown with a stunning performance. The event, which featured seven national teams and one World Team, was widely praised for its competitive spirit and global appeal.

The International Crown first debuted in 2014 at Caves Valley Golf Club in Maryland, followed by memorable editions at the Merit Club in Illinois (2016) and the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea (2018). After its 2020 cancellation due to the pandemic, the event triumphantly returned in 2023 at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco — and now, the Bay Area will once again serve as the stage for world-class women’s golf in 2027.

For fans tuning in on Seamless Streaming or watching live through Express Stream, the return to San Francisco represents more than just another golf event — it’s a celebration of global unity, talent, and teamwork.

Hanwha’s Continued Commitment to Women’s Golf 🤝🌟

The 2027 International Crown will once again be sponsored by Hanwha, a global business powerhouse based in the Republic of Korea, whose AI hub is also located in San Francisco. Hanwha’s ongoing partnership with the LPGA has been instrumental in elevating the event’s profile and ensuring that it continues to inspire the next generation of athletes.

Chris Madsen, the LPGA’s Managing Director for the APAC Region, expressed excitement about the return, saying, “After such a successful Hanwha Lifeplus International Crown in Korea, we are thrilled to bring the next playing of this exciting team event back to San Francisco and the spectacular Lake Merced Golf Club.”

With Express Stream delivering live coverage and Seamless Streaming offering on-demand highlights, fans everywhere will be able to experience Hanwha’s vision of blending innovation and athletic excellence through golf.

The Spirit of Team Golf Shines Brighter Than Ever ✨🏌️‍♀️

What makes the International Crown truly special is its format — players representing their countries, competing not just for themselves, but for their teammates and national pride. It’s a rare and refreshing showcase in professional golf, where the emphasis shifts from individual competition to unity, strategy, and shared triumph.

The 2027 edition promises breathtaking moments at Lake Merced Golf Club, a course known for its challenging layout and stunning San Francisco skyline views. From the first tee to the final green, Express Stream and Seamless Streaming will bring the emotion, tension, and magic of this global event straight to fans’ screens with Smooth Viewing like never before.

A Celebration of Global Talent and Connection 🌍💚

As the countdown to 2027 begins, anticipation builds for a tournament that transcends borders and showcases the best of women’s golf. San Francisco’s rich golf tradition, combined with Hanwha’s support and the LPGA’s vision, ensures that the International Crown will shine brighter than ever.

Whether you’re watching live on Express Stream, catching highlights on Seamless Streaming, or following updates from across the world, one thing is certain — the International Crown will continue to redefine what it means to play for pride, purpose, and passion. 🌉🏌️‍♀️✨