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The Boston Globe
Women golfers face challenges on LPGA Tour
Nelly Korda, the world No. 1, earned $4.59 million this year from LPGA majors, ranking third in earnings among all golfers. Despite increasing tournament purses and efforts to improve players’ financial conditions, LPGA players face high costs for entry fees, caddies, travel, and logistics, which can lead to financial hardship, especially for those who miss cuts. The LPGA is working to address these challenges by offering better amenities, sponsor support, and planning an optimized schedule to reduce travel strain, with the goal of making the tour more sustainable and competitive.
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