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The LPGA is the world’s leading professional golf organization for women, with a goal to change the face of golf by making the sport more accessible and inclusive. Created in 1950 by 13 Founders, the Association celebrates a diverse and storied history. The LPGA Tour competes across the globe, reaching television audiences in more than 220 countries. The Epson Tour, the LPGA’s official qualifying tour, consistently produces a pipeline of talent ready for the world stage. The LPGA also holds a joint-venture collaboration with the Ladies European Tour (LET), increasing playing opportunities for female golfers in Europe. Across the three Tours, the LPGA represents players in more than 60 countries. Additionally, the LPGA Foundation has empowered and supported girls and women since 1991, most notably through LPGA*USGA Girls Golf, the only national program of its kind, which annually engages with nearly 100,000 girls. The LPGA Amateur Golf Association and LPGA Women’s Network provide virtual and in-person connections to female golfers around the world, while LPGA Professionals are educators, business leaders and gamechangers dedicated to growing the game of golf for everyone. Follow the LPGA on its U.S. television home, Golf Channel, online at www.LPGA.com and on its mobile apps. Join the social conversation on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.www.lpga.com

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Oct 27, 2026

Oliver HudsonHOST
9:08
Possibly.
Kate HudsonHOST
9:10
And then I thought, why not then get really good at it and then go to the LPGA and do a female celebrity tournament? I have all of these weird golf dreams in my head because I just think it's one of the greatest sports ever.
Kate HudsonHOST
9:24
Let me
Rob RiggleGUEST
9:25
introduce you to my girlfriend.
Rob RiggleGUEST
9:26
who was on the Symmetra LPGA.
Rob RiggleGUEST
9:28
Was she really? She can teach.
Kate HudsonHOST
9:30
Yes, I'm down.
Andrew CotterHOST
66:19
Excellent.
Andrew CotterHOST
66:19
What else can we talk about? On the LPGA Tour, Japan's Yuri Yoshida won the BMW Ladies' Championship at Pine Beach Golf Links in South Korea.
Andrew CotterHOST
66:30
Hye Ran Yoo was leading by four going into the final round, but she was playing alongside Yoshida.
Andrew CotterHOST
66:34
She shot 73, Yoshida 68.

6 MINS LATER

Eddie PepperellHOST
72:28
to be a Hall of Famer? Yeah, I suppose that's the thing, isn't it? People
Andrew CotterHOST
72:31
are always talking about in American broadcasts and comedy, they're saying, well, she needs one more win to qualify for the Hall of Fame.
Andrew CotterHOST
72:37
Yes, that's the LPGA Hall of Fame.
Iain CarterGUEST
72:40
That's completely
Karen PeekGUEST
0:05
And that bothers me because it doesn't have to be that way.
Karen PeekGUEST
0:10
People should be more discerning about who they choose, PGA or LPGA.
Karen PeekGUEST
0:15
We need to do more letting people within various markets know where these teachers are.
Karen PeekGUEST
0:21
Someone new coming into the game If they go to the driving range with their boyfriend, it's pretty much over.

6 MINS LATER

Matt ConsidineHOST
6:28
She's the director of golf operations for Golf Detroit.
Matt ConsidineHOST
6:31
That's overseeing Rackham, Chandler Park, and Rouge Park.
Matt ConsidineHOST
6:35
She's an LPGA professional.
Matt ConsidineHOST
6:37
She's a former mini tour player, a native Detroiter, grew up on these courses as well, in addition to some others.
Donna TaylorHOST
20:30
you play better and you go off later when it's in better condition.
Donna TaylorHOST
20:33
Well, and sometimes, you know, you watch these big tournaments on TV, the LPGA, PGA, and they have morning tee times for half the round on Thursday and Friday because those are the qualifying rounds.
Donna TaylorHOST
20:44
And if you are going in the morning on Thursday, then you're going to go in the afternoon on Friday.
Donna TaylorHOST
20:50
That's how that works.
Tracks To Success

Tracks To Success

Beth Gast

Oct 27 · 18 Mentions

Kraig KannHOST
0:03
Right now on this edition of Tracks to Success, what does it take to help shape the reputation of some of the most recognizable brands in sports? And after more than three decades inside major organizations, what does it take to step away, trust your experience, and build a brand of your own? She has spent her career at the intersection of sports, communication, and brand reputation.
Kraig KannHOST
0:31
A journey has included more than a decade with the LPGA Tour, leadership roles with Nike and Adidas, and now her own firm, BG Public Relations.
Kraig KannHOST
0:43
We'll talk about the career decisions that shaped her, the lessons she learned inside some of the world's most powerful sports brands, and why she eventually decided the next great brand she needed to build was her own.
Kraig KannHOST
0:59
Her name is Beth Gast, and her journey of success starts now.
Kraig KannHOST
1:35
Beth, thank you so much.
Kraig KannHOST
1:36
It's an absolute pleasure to join me and you together on this podcast.
Kraig KannHOST
1:43
We've got some commonalities, a little time at the LPGA.
Kraig KannHOST
1:45
We'll get into that.
BronelHOST
48:36
Yeah.
BronelHOST
48:37
And then LPGA, the BMW Ladies Championship, was won by Yuri Yoshida.
BronelHOST
48:42
No Canadians in that one.
BronelHOST
48:43
Also in Korea.
Marcus WheelhouseGUEST
33:07
He's played nicely last week.
Marcus WheelhouseGUEST
33:09
So Fiona Zhu, who's been on the LPGA a couple of years, been with her since she was seven.
Marcus WheelhouseGUEST
33:13
So I like the change.
Guy HeveldtHOST
33:17
What's the one thing you see in amateur golfers that you think, if you could just sort one thing out, you'd be a better golfer? Like, do they over-club? Do they, you know, one thing on the putting green or chipping? Like, what's the one common thing where a mug golfer comes up to you asking for help and you're like, oh, my God.
Keith StewartGUEST
1:44
That's now two weeks in a row as a runner up.
Keith StewartGUEST
1:47
Or if we're counting eight times this year on the PGA Tour, six more on the LPGA Tour.
Keith StewartGUEST
1:52
So 14 runner ups since we started in January.
Keith StewartGUEST
1:57
The trend is certainly not my friend.

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Pat MayoHOST
74:30
It'll make a lot of this stuff much, much more streamlined for looking exactly what you are looking for, which I'm sure that you can appreciate.
Pat MayoHOST
74:43
Yeah.
Keith StewartGUEST
74:43
How about just like a model for the LPGA so I don't have to do it by hand all the time?
Pat MayoHOST
74:47
What if I could get you some of that stuff for the DP World Tour?
Jennifer ChangGUEST
0:24
Because, like, I think it's hard because no one's been in, like, the position that we've been in.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:32
This is the LPGA Edge.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:38
And now your host with the cheat code Kent Paisley.
Kent PaisleyHOST
0:44
Hello everyone, and welcome to a special edition of the LPGA Edge.
Kent PaisleyHOST
0:49
Scotty is somewhere in Southeast Asia right now, but we're recording on Wednesday, October 7th.
Kent PaisleyHOST
0:55
Scotty, how are you before you take off?
Scottie LeonardHOST
1:00
Excited to get to Asia.
Scottie LeonardHOST
1:02
But I'm definitely enjoying the last few days at home because it's been this long stretch and another long stretch coming up.
Geremy DavisHOST
1:53
I'm going to see if I can compete with the guys of such of Colin Coward and Trey Wingo and see if I can carry this podcast by myself.
Geremy DavisHOST
2:00
But we do have a special guest on today from the LPGA, so please stay tuned.
Geremy DavisHOST
2:04
Now, if you're back, thanks for returning.
Geremy DavisHOST
2:06
If you're new here, my name is Geremy Davis, former NFL player.
Geremy DavisHOST
3:24
But again, If you do like this, please like, subscribe, comment, help us beat the algorithm.
Geremy DavisHOST
3:30
Because we already know we're like that, but the algorithm does not like us.
Geremy DavisHOST
3:34
But we'll move over first to the LPGA.
Geremy DavisHOST
3:36
Yuri Yoshida gets her first win on the LPGA Tour after three putting on 18.

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