According to the song lyrics written by Harry Nilsson and most famously performed by Three Dog Night, One Is The Loneliest Number. Well it is, except in the case of golfers. A hole-in-one, or an ace ...

Somehow, Danielle Kang has had 17 aces iin her career, and none of them have been caught on video. How is that even possible? On Thursday, the six-time LPGA Tour winner made ace No. 17 in the Fir ...

“And then I've been waiting for my 17th hole-in-one for a while.” This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Danielle Kang makes her 17th (!) ace at LPGA stop in Palos Verdes ...

Not too few years ago, Maverick McNealy and Danielle Kang were the talk of the golf town. A rising star on the PGA Tour dating a Major winner on the LPGA Tour – not every time you see that happen.

That can happen with a solo-seventh or better in one tournament. It is confounding to see Kang, a 13-year LPGA veteran with six wins including a major to her credit, this far down the CME points ...

Golf icons Pat Bradley and Meg Mallon, LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan, and fellow players Mollie Marcoux Samaan and Danielle Kang also honored Ko’s achievement. She noted, “They’ve always been ...

LPGA stars jumped at the chance to get to see her play after the tournament wrapped in Singapore. Danielle Kang, Brooke Henderson and Andrea Lee all posted photos and videos from Swift’s concert.

finished the LPGA Q-Series in eighth place Tuesday to secure a 2025 LPGA Tour card, edging out countrywomen Park Kum-kang and Joo Soo-bin as all three head to the top U.S. tour next year.