Jennifer Kupcho

The former Wake Forest great led all four rounds, winning the Dinah Shore at Mission Hill in Rancho Mirage, California on Sunday evening. Jennifer Kupcho makes ...

Kupcho becomes the first former Wake Forest golfer to win a major championship since Webb Simpson in 2012 at the men’s U. S. Open. Refusing to do anything on a small magnitude, winning your first tournament at a major is otherworldly, but is also her first win since WINNING AT AUGUSTA NATIONAL. The former Wake Forest great led all four rounds, winning the Dinah Shore at Mission Hill in Rancho Mirage, California on Sunday evening.

Jennifer Kupcho says it was "surreal" to be the last winner to jump into Poppie's Pond after winning the first major of the year.

"That was really special today, to have that. She was a popular player at the Solheim Cup. Her caddie and husband leapt into the water.

There was a certain symmetry to Jennifer Kupcho winning the Chevron Championship for her first LPGA title—and a major at that. After all, Kupcho won the ...

The i210 are a players iron with milled grooves that change throughout the set to enhance consistency. There was a certain symmetry to Jennifer Kupcho winning the Chevron Championship for her first LPGA title—and a major at that. A birdie putt of 20-plus feet fell at the 11th and she made a much-needed seven-footer for par on the following hole.

That same week in 2019, Jin Young Ko, who is the No. 1 player in women's golf today, was winning at Mission Hills Country Club. But that victory by Kupcho at ...

It would be nice if some official of some corporation, perhaps somehow who lives in the desert part time, would take the hint, call LPGA Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan and get a conversation started. One of those was the playoff loss in 2017 when she was hit with four penalty shots because of a rules violation reported by a television viewer. Whatever the case, the No. 1 player in the world did everything opposite of what was expected of her at the Chevron Championship this year. “But I know Chevron is going to do amazing things with this event in general, so I can't wait to see what Houston will bring. Maybe that was because fans were back on the course for the first time since 2019, with the last two years played with no fans because of COVID-19 protocols. Some people in the media were surprised when Al Williams, vice president of corporate affairs at Chevron, was hit with a fair amount of boos from fans in the grandstand awaiting Kupcho’s leap into Poppie’s Pond. But that reaction seemed completely normal.