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Mao Saigo's victory plunge at the LPGA Chevron turned scary because she can't swim
THE WOODLANDS, Texas – The 2025 Chevron Championship will be remembered for a lot of things. Most of those things happened before a trophy was handed out. But perhaps the most shocking turn of events came after Japan’s Mao Saigo jumped into the murky waters just off the 18 th green.
After a Chevron Championship that lacked buzz, Beth Ann Nichols weighs in on how the LPGA can get more eyeballs on its first ...
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Here’s the prize money payout for each golfer at the LPGA’s 2025 Chevron ChampionshipIt was the first major championship of the year for the LPGA, with the tour in The Woodlands, Texas for the Chevron ...
The 2025 Cheveron Championship features a $7.9 million purse and a first-place prize of $1.2 million. Prior to Chevron taking ...
Mao Saigo won her first LPGA event — a major, no less — in a five-way playoff at the Chevron Championship. With it, she ...
just moments after securing her first LPGA major, organizers of the Chevron Championship breathed a collective sigh of relief. The jump into Poppie’s Pond at Mission Hills was a special ...
China's Yan Liu recorded a rare albatross on Friday to vault into the solo lead at the 2025 Chevron Championship. The 27-year ...
Take a look back at some of the best pond jumps in the history of The Chevron Championship: ...
Needing to par the final hole to preserve a one-shot lead at the Chevron Championship, Ariya Jutanugarn stubbed her chip shot ...
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