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Ariya
Jutanugarn
Thailand
Birthdate
11/23/1995 (30)
Birthplace
Bangkok, Thailand
Swing
Right
Turned Pro
2012
Height
5' 7"
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Who has won the LPGA U.S. Women's Open? Champions by year
1Y
Keith Jenkins
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LPGA
Steady Ryu cards 63, leads LPGA Black Desert
1Y
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LPGA
Korda falls to Jutanugarn, out in LPGA Match Play
1Y
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LPGA
U.S., China split on Day 1 of International Crown
3Y
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LPGA
Jutanugarn sisters shoot 59, pick up LPGA win
5Y
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Golf News
Six share lead, 12 a shot back at PGA Tour's Charles Schwab
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Report: Tiger Woods to again miss all four major championships
Tiger Woods did not enter the 2026 Open Championship, according to a report, and therefore will not be participating in any of golf's majors for the second year in a row
Betting the Charles Schwab Challenge: Best bets, tips and more
All of the traits bettors should be looking for at the Charles Schwab Challenge and the best bets to make.
Don Rea Jr. out as PGA of America president after Ryder Cup gaffes
Don Rea Jr., who came under fire after his delayed response to unruly fan behavior directed at the European Ryder Cup team, is out as president of the PGA of America.
Blades Brown, T-14 at Nelson, earns special PGA Tour status
Blades Brown earned unlimited sponsor exemptions for the rest of the PGA Tour season when the 19-year-old tied for 14th at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson on Sunday.
Wyndham Clark cards 60, wins CJ Cup Byron Nelson by 3 shots
Wyndham Clark shot 11-under 60 to win the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, overtaking Si Woo Kim by three strokes and pulling away from defending champion Scottie Scheffler.
