Korda wins first major as No 1 in women’s golf history
Nelly Korda captured the KPMG Women's PGA Championship at the Atlanta Athletic Club with a 4-under 68 to finish 19-under 269, three strokes ahead of Lizette Salas. The victory, her second straight LPGA win, makes her the top-ranked woman and ends Jin Young Ko’s reign at No. 1.
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English Wins Travelers Championship in 8 Hole Sudden-Death Playoff
Harris English outlasted Kramer Hickok in an eight hole playoff to win the Travelers Championship in Cromwell Connecticut. English finished 13 under after a 65 final round and earned 1.368 million dollars and 500 FedEx Cup points. Hickok finished solo second after matching English birdie on the final regulation hole.
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Kyle Busch ends Hendrick winning streak at Pocono
Kyle Busch drives a broken Toyota to victory at Pocono Raceway, ending Hendrick Motorsports seven race win streak. Denny Hamlin and William Byron faded with fuel issues as Busch secured his 59th Cup win. Larson finished second for Hendrick amid the team’s historic run.
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River High Final Round Lands in Mile
The final round lands in a river themed event with a purse of 7.4 million and total prize pool around 253 820 dollars. Competitors race for 6 841 yards across a coppered course in a high wind setting.
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Muller's first win fuels Braves 4-0 victory over Reds
Kyle Muller earned his first major league win after a recall from Triple-A as the Braves blanked the Reds 4-0 in Cincinnati. Acuña Jr. and Austin Riley hit solo homers, Ender Inciarte made a key diving grab, and seven Braves relievers, led by Muller with nine strikeouts, held the Reds to two hits in the series finale.
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