Olympic champion Lydia Ko ended an eight-year major drought by winning theAIG Women's British Open on Sunday.

England Golf has launched a new nationwide initiative titled "Get into Golf Week" in an attempt to promote accessibility and enjoyment of the sport.

Japan golfer Hideki Matsuyama, ranked 12th in the world, had to play without his support team in the United States due to a passport theft suffered by his team on his way back from Paris 2024.

The Memorial golf tournament will return to its regular date, according to the US PGA Tour's 2025 schedule unveiled on Wednesday.

It isn't often that when an individual sport is contested three times at the Olympic Games a player scoops first prize in all three. In golf, it is even more difficult but in the men's tournament at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games world number one Scottie Scheffler completed a triple triumph.

Xander Schauffele is determined to put his Paris Olympics disappointment behind him as he competes alongside gold medalist Scottie Scheffler in the first two rounds of the PGA Tour playoffs.

Lydia Ko was the favourite and she delivered, despite being five shots behind at one point in Saturday's final. However, the closing stages of the championship were exciting and close. Germany's Esther Henseleit secured silver, almost challenging the champion after a historic comeback that saw her climb eleven places in the final round.

Anything can happen in the women's Olympic golf tournament that ends on Friday, in which the leader, Nelly Korda, has lost positions, while the leadership is marked by the tie between New Zealand's Lydia Ko and Switzerland's Morgane Metraux.

India's Diksha Dagar finished with -1 on the first day of the women's golf tournament in 7th place. She is deaf. She says she has already had the opportunity to talk to other deaf people who have told her that she is an inspiration to them.

On the opening day of the women's golf tournament at Le Golf National, France's medal prospects received a significant boost as Celine Boutier took the lead with a commanding three-stroke advantage. South Africa's Ashleigh Buhai trails in second place. Out of the field, only 12 players managed to finish under par, underscoring the challenging conditions of the course.

The outcome of the men's golf tournament was surprising. Spain's Jon Rahm had everything going for him, but he faltered in the second half of the round. Neither the British Tommy Fleetwood was able to close a very good day and took the silver. Scheffler came from behind to win. Japan's Hideki Matsuyama took bronze.

Another great day at Le Golf National. Another amazing performances, but a tournament that remains wide open for Sunday, the day when the medals will be decided. Fleetwood is just one shot behind. Hojgaard and Matsuyama are three behind.

The South Korean golfer has a double motive to give his best in Paris 2024. In his country, medallists in international competitions receive an exemption from compulsory military service.

Friday has been a great day of competition at Le Golf National. Many players have taken advantage of the conditions of the course to improve and get closer to the medal positions. There are still two rounds to go and the options are wide open.

Japanese golfer Matsuyama is one of the many golfing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games hoping to get be amongst the medals. He completed his first round with 63 strokes, eight under par. American Xander Schauffele is second with -6 and Joaquin Niemann, Emiliano Grillo and Tom Kim are tied on -5.