Features U.S. Women’s Open: The best for last December 9, 2020 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share by Email U.S. Women's Open: The best for last This rhythmic routine will teach you how to correctly shift your weight Tiger Encounters, Solheim Bets and Hot Golf Takes | Megan Khang on THE SCOOP Should professionals be able to regain amateur status? | Subpar Mid-Am champ Brandon Holtz talks Masters, Augusta National | Subpar Fanatics Sportsbook Picks of the Week for the Baycurrent Classic | Subpar What can you learn about gear from Epson Tour players | Fully Equipped Why there’s no point to ranking golf clubs | Fully Equipped Fanatics Sportsbook Picks of the Week for the Sanderson Farms Championship | Subpar How to setup based on your body type Secret Envelopes, Unruly Fans, Europe Domination: Unpacking the 2025 Ryder Cup It’s been a year of taking what you can get, of making the best of a tough situation. And that’s exactly what’s happening this week in Houston, where the U.S. Women’s Open — an event that always means summertime — is a holiday appetizer instead. Latest In News 6 hours ago Why this junior-golf trend is so troubling 12 hours ago Damaged greens at LPGA event raise eyebrows. Here's what happened 12 hours ago 2025 Baycurrent Classic Thursday TV coverage: How to watch Round 2 14 hours ago 2025 Baycurrent Classic Thursday tee times: Round 2 groupings Related Articles Travel The final stretch at U.S. Women's Open host Pine Needles By: GOLF Editors Travel The Sandhills Gauntlet: Playing 81 holes in 48 hours By: GOLF Editors Rules The Etiquetteist: 5 rules to remember when playing golf with women Features How our 6-handicap editor fared on one of the hardest holes at the U.S. Women's Open Features Ryann O'Toole's practice round preparation for the U.S. Women's Open Features How Christina Kim prepared to take on two courses in the year's final major Courses Down The Stretch: The final 3 holes on the Cypress Creek Course Fitness Trying Mel Reid's Intense Workout Features Attention to Detail: What it takes to prep two courses for a U.S. Women's Open
