
Beth Ann Nichols
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Golfweek senior writer. Golf Channel contributor. Happily married to Ben. Mom to Jordan. Best friend to our Goldens, Molly and Divot. [email protected]
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Charley Hull bought a fake lottery ticket in Blackpool last night and tricked her caddie into thinking he'd won $100,000! "He's taken his hat off. He's taken his glasses off. He's literally running around the players lounge sayin', 'I've won $100,000. I'm taking today off.' His face looks so happy. He was sweating. He was trembling. He couldn't believe his luck, and we had to tell him it was fake and he nearly quit the job."
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Charley Hull deletes social media from her phone during majors and said she wasn't aware of the backlash over her caddie prank. Even so, she has no regrets. "He thought it was funny after. He's not uptight, like it's a joke. If people don't like it they can lump it, do you know what I mean?"
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Enjoy the swing of the No. 1 amateur in the world, Kiara Romero, off the first tee at Riviera. 💯
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This player took PTO to play the LPGA in Mexico and cashed a paycheck It's not often that a player has to take PTO to compete on the LPGA. Alana Uriell came into the Riviera Maya Open at Mayakoba in Mexico fully expecting to be by the pool on the weekend enjoying a margarita. Instead, she found herself with a weekend tee time. "I have a golf team with Visa that I play golf with regularly," said Uriell, "and I think they're at home right now cheering me on and saying, man, I played golf with her last week. We were having a White Claw together on the golf course." Full story below!
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Lydia Ko currently trails career money leader Annika Sorenstam by $223,228. Sorenstam: $22,583,693 (72 wins) Ko: $22,360,465 (23 wins) The Kiwi was recently asked would mean to pass Sorenstam on the list: "It's not really on my mind because I think it's really not comparable. Her 70-something wins in this generation and these kind of purses she would be miles and millions ahead of us. "Yeah, I just don't think it's really the same thing. For me, like winning as many as I can while I'm playing is more important than how much money I make. Even if I win the smallest purse out here, which I don't even know which event that is, that still matters because I won an LPGA event. "I think sometimes we get too carried away about the money. I'm very grateful for the opportunities we have, and I think as golfers we're very lucky because it's one of those rare things where if we perform we get rewarded. Not all work, not all careers have that."
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Michelle Wie West on the 'nervy' 82 she shot in her first LPGA start in three years: "It was funny, I wasn't nervous going in, and I get to the first tee and I'm like holy s-h-i-t. I now spell my curse words because I'm a mom. "I was like, wow, the hole all of a sudden looks so small. Got to a 2-footer and I'm like, I'm not going to hit the hole. No way."
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Lydia Ko with this hilarious bit on her husband caddying for her this week at Evian. She gave him an A+, finished in the top 10. "I don't know if it's an advice, but more like an ultimatum. He was like, 'Oh, I'm not going to caddie for a wuss,' so I think that made me be a little bit more kind of aggressive."
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Michigan State grad Brooke Biermann hit the first tee shot at the seventh edition of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur. Biermann plays a yellow golf ball to honor her late grandfather. To learn more about the remarkable Biermann family, see the link below!
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How has the game changed? Amy Alcott gives an absolutely epic answer: "How has the tour changed? ... well, this gal over here, she had her Power Bar and she's got her team with her and she's got an endorsement deal drinking a certain kind of water and she's got a yoga instructor, and she's got that, all these modern-day things. I flipped the guy's shoulders around and I said, see that lady on the putting green? He says, yeah, JoAnne Carner working on her putting over there? I said, JoAnne, her breakfast in the morning is a half a grapefruit and three cups of coffee and your cigarette (laughter). And she likes to imbibe a nice vodka every now and then. "That's how the tour's changed."
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Teammates Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham are Caitlin Clark’s celebrity caddies today at The Annika.
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Nelly Korda was asked today how she feels about being the flag bearer of women's golf. Does it sit comfortably or is it a burden? "I think if you asked me two years ago I maybe would've lied up here and said I'm fine with it, but I think that I'm at a stage in my career and at a stage where I'm just going to be myself. If people don't like it, that's fine. If that inspires the next generation, that's great. That's what I would like."
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Nelly Korda opened with a 2-over 73 at Riviera. She grabbed an apple and was headed to the range before stopping to talk to a small group of reporters. “I hit it really good Monday through Wednesday, so I have honestly no idea where this came from.”
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