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Today we talk about racing throughout the LPGA season, what's happened since America's Solheim Cup win, and the women's schedule for the rest of the season.
Since the Solheim Cup, the LPGA has held two tournaments: the Kroger Queen City Championship and the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship.
Lydia Ko won in Ohio, her third win of the year. He made his first start since winning the British Open and won by a landslide. The New Zealander won by five strokes.
Last week, Jasmine Suwannapura won the Arkansas state tournament. She defeated Lucy Lee in a two-hole playoff to win her third career LPGA event. On Sunday, Suvarnapura shot a 10-under 61 and Lee shot a personal best 11-under 60 to advance to the playoffs.
Lee had an incredible performance Sunday, recording seven birdies, three eagles and two bogeys.
Most everyone knows that the PGA Tour ended its FedEx Cup season in August. However, the women's tournament year does not end until the end of November.
Take a look at the rankings and see where she ranks next to No. 1 Nelly Korda.
LPGA CME Glove Top 20 Ranking
*As of October 1st
1. Nelly Korda
2. Lydia Ko
3. Ayaka Furue
4. Heran Ryu
5. Lauren Coughlin
6. Hannah Green
7. Gino Titicle
8. Lilia Vu
9. Allie Ewing
10. Luoning Ying
11. Go Jinyoung
12. Mao Saigo
13. Brooke M. Henderson
14. Yuka Saso
15. Pati Tavatanakit
16. Kim Sei Young
17. Jennifer Kupcho
18. Maja Stark
19. Rose Chan
20. Megan Kang
Unlike the PGA Tour, the LPGA has only one tournament that determines the overall season winner: the CME Group Tour Championship.
The top 60 players on the points list (and ties) will tee off at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida at the end of November.
LPGA remaining tournaments
October 10th-13th: Buick LPGA Shanghai — Qizhong Garden Golf Club, Minhang District, Shanghai, People's Republic of China (Defending Champion: Angel Inn)
wallet: $2.1 million
October 17th-20th: BMW Ladies Championship — Sowon Valley Country Club, Sowon Hills, South Korea (Defending Champion: Minjee Lee)
wallet: $2.2 million
October 24th-27th: Maybank Championship — Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Malaysia, West Course (Defending Champion: Celine Boutier)
wallet: 3 million dollars
October 31st – November 3rd: TOTO Japan Classic — Seta Golf Course Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture (Defending Champion: Mone Inami)
wallet: 2 million dollars
November 6th-9th: Lotte Championship Presented by Hoakalei — Hoakalei Country Club, Ewa Beach, Oahu, Hawaii. (Defending Champion: Grace Kim)
wallet: 3 million dollars
November 14th-17th: ANNIKA driven by Pelican Gainbridge – Pelican Golf Club in Bellaire, Florida. (Defending Champion: Lilia Vu)
wallet: $3.25 million
November 21st to 24th: CME Group Tour Championship — Tiburon Golf Club at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort in Naples, Florida. (Defending Champion: Amy Yang)
wallet: $11 million
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