Golf fans, buckle up — one of the most anticipated tournaments in women’s golf is officially underway, and the field assembled at Royal Lytham is nothing short of spectacular. The 50th edition of the Women’s Open marks a massive milestone for the sport, and the excitement surrounding this year’s championship is absolutely through the roof.
Among the biggest names to watch are Nelly Korda and Charley Hull, two of the most electrifying players on the women’s tour right now. Korda, the world number one and reigning Olympic champion, has been on a tear in recent years and will be hungry to add a Women’s Open title to her already glittering trophy cabinet. Meanwhile, Hull — a fan favorite and one of the most entertaining personalities in professional golf — will be playing on home soil, which always adds an extra layer of drama and emotion to proceedings.
Royal Lytham & St Annes is one of the most storied venues in golf history, and hosting the Women’s Open here feels incredibly fitting for such a landmark edition of the tournament. The classic links layout is sure to test every player’s creativity and shot-making ability, with unpredictable British weather always threatening to throw an extra curveball into the mix. If the wind picks up — and at Lytham, it usually does — scoring could become very tricky very quickly.
The tee times for rounds one and two have been confirmed, giving fans plenty to plan around whether they’re heading to the course in person or tuning in from home. With a packed leaderboard of international talent, every single tee time slot promises compelling golf from start to finish. From seasoned major champions to hungry young rookies looking to make their mark, this field has it all.
Whether you’re a die-hard golf enthusiast or someone who just tunes in for the big moments, the Women’s Open at Royal Lytham is shaping up to be unmissable television. Keep your eyes glued to the leaderboard, because in links golf, anything can happen at any moment — and that’s exactly what makes this sport so wonderfully addictive. Who do you think will be lifting the trophy come Sunday evening? Let us know in the comments below!
