OlaGolfing Travel

01/12/2022

What a full swing!

30/11/2022

All best shots from

27/11/2022

Tiger & Charlie, Like father like son

26/11/2022

All swings from LPGA

24/11/2022

Our multi-nation group from UK, Portugal, Sweden, Ireland and USA are today competing at one of very well-organized and maintained Angkor Golf Resort in Cambodia. The golf course was designed by Sir Nick Faldo.

23/11/2022

Our group before the tee off at the Bluffs Ho Tram Golf Club.

22/11/2022

Lydia Ko on November 20 won the LPGA Tour Championship, and also won the "Outstanding Player" award and the Vare Cup for the golfer with the best average number of strokes all season. Ko finished first at -17, two strokes behind Irish runner-up Leona Maguire. With this victory, the former world number one New Zealand won 2 million USD in the 7 million USD fund. That is the highest award in women's golf today. The season-end title also helped Ko win the title of "Best Player" for the second time on the LPGA Tour. Before the tournament, the New Zealand golfer led this race with 150 points, just one point ahead of the runner-up Lee Minjee. In the end, she won with 180 points, leaving Lee 31 points behind.

Ko is only 25 years old, but has played nine LPGA Tour seasons with 19 titles, including two majors. She first won the cup in this arena at the 2012 Canadian Women's Open at the age of 15 and was still an amateur. On February 25, 2015, she reached the top of the Rolex Rankings and became the youngest player to hold the number one ranking in the world golf table, considering both men and women at 17 years, nine months and nine days. On the Rolex Rankings, Ko has accumulated 104 weeks at the top, and is currently third.

From now until the end of the year, Ko will relax and prepare to get married. "LPGA Tour Championship is the last one I competed in as a single," she revealed during the award ceremony

22/11/2022

(From left to Right) Gemma Dryburgh of Scotland, Andrea Lee of the United States, Paula Reto of South Africa, Maja Stark of Sweden, Ashleigh Buhai of South Africa, Ayaka Furue of Japan, Jennifer Kupcho of the United States, Nanna Koerstz Madsen of Denmark, Leona Maguire of Ireland, Atthaya Thitikul of Thailand and Jodi Ewart Shadoff of England for a photo with their Rolex First-Time Winner award during the LPGA Rolex Players Awards at the CME Group Tour Championship at Tiburon Golf Club on November 17, 2022 in Naples, Florida.
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14/11/2022

Wales athlete Amy Boulden

14/11/2022

Golden Bridge was honored by World Travel Awards in the category "The world's leading iconic tourist bridge.

11/11/2022

Where unspoiled mountains merge with the blue ocean to create memorable golf experiences. It is Nara Binh Tien Golf Club in Ninh Thuan province.

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