A couple of startling second rounds for both Lydia Ko and Ryan Fox at LPGA and PGA tournaments in the United States.

Lydia Ko finally triumphed at the LPGA's Women's World Championship, winning her first title at her 11th attempt

Lydia Ko is outright second midaway through the LPGA's Women's World Championship in Singapore.

New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko is three back from the lead after a one-under 71 to open at the LPGA's Women's World Championship in Singapore

Golfing icon Lydia Ko has won New Zealand's top sporting honour, the Supreme Halberg Award.

Young New Zealand golfer Sam Jones has continued his strong start to the Challenge Tour in South Africa.

New Zealand's Josh Geary battles to a final round six-over 78 but still won the Vic Open title by four strokes.

New Zealand's Steven Alkeris tied for the lead going into the final round of the PGA Champions event at the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat

A difficult opening round for Dame Lydia Ko at the latest LPGA Tour event in Florida finishing six over par after her first seven holes

Dame Lydia Ko has finished sixth in the defence of her LPGA Tournament of Champions title in Florida, her first event of the year.

Another blemish free round for Lydia Ko as she tries to defend her title at the LPGA Tournament of Champions in Florida.

New Zealand's Lydia Ko sits outright seventh at the second round at the LPGA's Tournament of Champions in Florida

Kiwi golfer Dame Lydia Ko completed her the opening round of the LPGA Tournament of Champions eight shots off the lead in Orlando, Florida.

Golfer Lydia Ko is among six new dames and knights honoured in the 2025 New Year Honours.

New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko has won the New Zealand Olympic Committee’s Lonsdale Cup for her achievements in 2024.

A wide range of sports are represented in the 33 finalists across six categories in the Halberg Awards.

Defending champions, New Zealand's Lydia Ko and Australian Jason Day have finished sixth at the pairs Grant Thornton Invitational in Florida

NZ golfer Lydia Ko blitzed the course but came up short in her bid to claim the LPGA Tour Championship.

New Zealand golfers Ben Campbell and Lydia Ko have lost ground on the Asian Tour and LPGA Tour.

New Zealand golfer Ben Campbell has picked up where he left off at the Asian Tour's Hong Kong Open.