
Could we see Lydia Ko starring in mixed golf?
Mixed team events and integrated tournaments are ideas being touted as the PGA and LPGA tours start a long-term strategic alliance.
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.
Michael Campbell is urging Lydia Ko to set her sights on emulating Tiger Woods' dominance of golf.
Lydia Ko's dominance is well noted, but what parts of her game have led to her dominating women's golf?
Wynne Gray writes: Lydia Ko brings enough of her personality in and around the course to give a warm edge to her work.
THE VENT: When Michael Campbell won he got a ticker-tape parade and Wellington was shut down. Will Lydia Ko get the same treatment?
Does Lydia Ko's victory rank alongside Michael Campbell's? Has Ali Williams just thrust the All Blacks into a public slanging match, all because of one column?
Lydia Ko has described her milestone first major win as an 'unbelievable experience' after producing the 'round of her life'.
Ko wins her third Canadian Women's Open, beating world number three Stacy Lewis in a playoff.
New Zealand golf phenom Lydia Ko is up for two ESPY awards including the Best International Athlete.
Kiwi golfer Lydia Ko shot eight birdies in her final round 63 to go from 40th to tied for sixth in the Arkansas Championship.
Lydia Ko is up against some of the biggest male sporting names, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Lewis Hamilton and Novak Djokovic for the US sporting 'Oscars'.
Former coach Guy Wilson says it's too early to start suggesting Lydia Ko's game is in trouble.
Slipping from the top of the world golf rankings is a good thing for Lydia Ko writes Chris Rattue.
Lydia Ko will be out to defend her No 1 world ranking on her return to the fairways this week.
It's bad timing for an off day on the course after the 18-year-old revealed all her winnings from the tournament will go to the relief effort in Nepal.
The father of Lydia Ko says he is planning to take legal action against Auckland Korean Society members who he claims have severely damaged Ko's image.