Lewis: Has Ko pushed the panic button too early?
Some fear Lydia Ko's sacking of caddy Jason Hamilton could point to a downward spiral in the fortunes of the world's No 1 woman golfer, writes Paul Lewis.
Some fear Lydia Ko's sacking of caddy Jason Hamilton could point to a downward spiral in the fortunes of the world's No 1 woman golfer, writes Paul Lewis.
World number one Lydia Ko produced her worst result of 2016 with after finishing well back at the latest LPGA event in South Korea. Ko
Taking a week off the LPGA Tour has cost Lydia Ko the lead in the season points standings.
Lydia Ko has added another award to her ever-expanding trophy cabinet despite finishing well back at the Evian Championship. Korean
Lydia Ko has some work ahead to defend her Evian Championship golf major. The world number one has shot a one-under par 70 in the
A computer generated baby lookalike of Lydia Ko will be seen on seven million bottles of Evian water as part of a sponsorship deal.
Lydia Ko's assured touch with the putter deserted her in the second round of the women's golf tournament at the Rio Olympics to send
A miraculous eagle has rescued a nervous Lydia Ko's first round in Rio as women's golf ended a 116-year absence from the Olympic Games.
Lydia Ko's win at the Marathon Classic in Ohio yesterday was special for more than one reason.
Lydia Ko is five shots off the pace after her first round at the Swinging Skirts LPGA tournament in San Francisco.
WATCH: Lydia Ko celebrated her ANA Inspiration tournament win by doing the traditional leap into Poppies' Pond.
A year ago Lydia Ko matched Annika Sorenstam's streak of 29 consecutive under par rounds.
Lydia Ko sits in a share of fourth place after shooting a four-under 68 in the opening round at the Kia Classic in Carlsbad, California.
Mixed team events and integrated tournaments are ideas being touted as the PGA and LPGA tours start a long-term strategic alliance.
In some of her precious downtime, Ko has been studying psychology by correspondence at Seoul's Korea University and plans to put that to use when she decides to end her days as a touring professional.
Lydia Ko is in the money once again. The 18-year-old Kiwi has won the LPGA's order of merit for the second straight year, along with it the $1.52m prize.