Nelly Korda impossibly wins US Women's Open, JT Poston finds it at Memorial, and Tyrrell Hatton the family man

Nelly Korda produced a performance for the ages at the U.S. Women's Open, held at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles, finishing 8-under to win by a single stroke after a 2-over start. She navigated a demanding course with calm, turning around a weekend that featured weather delays and a marathon Sunday. Across 72 holes she missed 30 greens in regulation, while hitting just 58 percent of greens in regulation, underscoring her accuracy with the putter and resilience around the greens. The victory marks Korda's first U.S. Women's Open title and a landmark achievement in her career.

Paralleling the major, JT Poston clinched the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village after a gripping Sunday duel with Ryan Gerard, finishing with a final-round 67 to claim victory by one stroke. The event, pivotal for PGA Tour standings, showcased Poston's steady form amid a crowded leaderboard and a weather-interrupted weekend. Globally, Tyrrell Hatton earned his first worldwide win since January 2025 at Valderrama, Spain, on the LIV circuit, and reflected on how fatherhood has shifted his perspective on golf and life.