Nelly Korda has categorized her relationship with the U.S. Women’s Open as "complicated." She believes she’s more emotional about this major because the first time she played in it she was 14. She’s seen it break her heart,

Nelly Korda admitted to being dealt a "heartbreaker" but insisted she could have "no complaints" after finishing second at the Women's U.S. Open, as Maja Stark held on to win

Nelly Korda's putter let her down at Erin Hills as she finished two shots behind U.S. Women's Open winner Maja Stark.

Saturday's third round at the 2025 U.S. Women’s Open at Erin Hills brought high drama, shifting momentum, and a leaderboard teeming with international talent.

The American star seeking her first U.S. Women’s Open title had three birdies over her final five holes and is three shots back of Maja Stark at Erin Hills.

Hull is a notoriously fast player, and as Thompson admitted, she doesn’t match that tempo. But Thompson saying that their group was never put on the clock means that even if she was slower than Hull, her pace didn’t affect the group’s ability to keep up with the group ahead of them.

Nelly Korda smiled and chuckled after finishing her 18th hole Saturday at the U.S. Women's Open, a contrast to her stone-faced frustration after making the turn. The world No. 1 shot 1-over 73 on a trying day at Erin Hills to post 4 under for the championship,

Moving day at the 80th U.S. Women's Open was mostly limited to one direction – backwards. With a scoring average of 75.23, LPGA rookie Julia Lopez Ramirez was the only player who managed to break 70 on Saturday at Erin Hills Golf Course,