Judy Bell, first female president of the U.S. Golf Association, dies at 89

Judy Bell, the first female president of the U.S. Golf Association, died Monday. She was 89. Bell entered hospice care in Aug ...

Judy Bell, the first female president of the USGA, dies at 89

The U.S. Golf Association says Judy Bell has died after a long illness at age 89. Bell was best known as the first woman to ...

5 biggest stories from women's college golf this fall. Who are the championship contenders?

Here are some of the biggest stories from women’s college golf this fall, including the biggest winners from the first two ...

Women's Golf Coaches Association announces 2025 Hall of Fame class

The Women's Golf Coaches Association announced Monday its Hall of Fame inductees for the Class of 2025. MaryJo McCloskey and ...
Chattanoogan.com

UTC’s Women’s Golf Program Undergoes Change of Leadership

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga announces a change in leadership for its women’s golf program that has been led by ...
Golf Digest on MSN

LPGA partners with Golf Saudi for new event in 2026

Craig Kessler, who took charge of the LPGA in July, struck new ground in agreeing to join forces with Golf Saudi, a partnership that long had been considered controversial ...

New LPGA Commissioner Strikes a Deal With Golf Saudi—Here's What it Means

Kessler: "We also recognize that partnerships like this, can help strengthen the women’s game on a global scale and elevate opportunities for our athletes." ...
The Stanford Daily

Cardinal Roundup: Women’s golf dominates in Hawaii and basketball is back in action

Stanford fall sports have now entered postseason play as winter sports, noteably basketball, are tipping off their regular ...

Judy Bell, a trailblazer as USGA’s first female president, dies at 89

Bell was an accomplished amateur golfer and businesswoman who served as USGA president from 1996-99 as part of a 31-year ...