Linn Grant

Great round by Maja Stark - Hunting for Another LPGA Victory

Grant finishes third in the season premiere

Swedish Linn Grant performed a fine season premiere on the LPGA tour. The golf star finished third after a consistently stable competition.

Grant Continues at the Top Ahead of the Final Round

The Swedish golf star Linn Grant continues to do well in the season premiere. The 25-year-old is in second place ahead of Sunday's final round. I'm just going to go out and have fun, says Grant in Viaplay.

Grant in the Top After the Season Premiere

Linn Grant has opened the season in top form. The Swede is second after half the competition in the season premiere on the LPGA tour.

New Money Rain: "Wouldn't Have Been Possible Without Them"

The LPGA tour is 75 years old – with new record sums at stake. In just four years, the women's golfers' prize money has almost doubled.

Won the LPGA Tour – Took Home a Historic Prize Sum

It rattled heavily on golf star Jeeno Thitikul's bank account on Sunday. The world number seven took home the tour final of the LPGA tour and raked in the historic prize money of four million dollars, equivalent to almost 44 million kronor. A prize money that is the largest ever in women's golf.

Grant near the top in LPGA finale

The first prize is the largest ever in a single women's golf tournament: four million dollars, equivalent to 44 million kronor. Swedish Linn Grant is in the mix and sniffing out a top spot after the first round.

Grant Fifth in Annika's Tournament

Strong Near the Top in Sörenstam's LPGA Tournament

Heavy rain stops LPGA tournament

Stark had the chance – finished tied fourth

It was finally a fourth place for Swedish Maja Stark at the Maybank Championship on the LPGA tour.

Swedish Mixed Tournament Dropped from European Tour

"Sagström: We fought all the way to the goal"

The uphill battle ahead of Sunday was too steep, but Europe managed to create drama when the Solheim Cup was decided on American soil. I'm proud that we fought all the way to the finish, says Madelene Sagström, one of four Swedes on the European team.

No Miracle Turnaround – USA Wins Solheim Cup

Europe started with a demonstration of power, but there was never any miracle in Gainesville. Sunday was dramatic, but the USA was able to win the women's golf classic team competition Solheim Cup for the first time since 2017.

Europe wants to repeat the "miracle in Medinah"

Europe must achieve a miracle turnaround against the USA in the Solheim Cup. Then the European women find inspiration from the men's counterpart, the Ryder Cup. The miracle in Medinah, it can happen, says Spanish golfer Carlota Ciganda.

USA on its way to stripping Europe of the Solheim Cup

Topless caddies, lowered pins and balls that finally decided to drop into holes. A loaded USA is on its way to roll over Europe in the ladies' golf team competition Solheim Cup. The home team leads 10-6 ahead of the final singles matches.

Dream start for the USA despite strong Swedish performance

Maja Stark started brilliantly. Anna Nordqvist and Madelene Sagström also shone. Nevertheless, it is the USA that has a firm grip on the Solheim Cup trophy after the first day's play. There is a lot of golf left, says Nordqvist despite the 2-6 deficit.

Two Swedes in play when the Solheim Cup starts

Can Europe Crack the USA Again?

Europe has the trophy, USA has the favourite position. This week, the 19th edition of the Solheim Cup will be decided.

Swedish dominance again in the Solheim Cup: "We are the best"

For the second year in a row, it's time for the Solheim Cup. Once again with Swedish dominance in the European team. We are the best, we have always been that and will always be that, says Maja Stark.

Selected for the Solheim Cup – makes history

Solheim Cup captain Suzann Pettersen has made her selections for the prestigious meeting with the USA in September and there will be four Swedes on the European team. One of the Norwegian captain's choices is as expected Anna Nordqvist, who with her ninth participation in the team competition writes Swedish golf history.

The Dream Continues for Ko - Won the British Open

The Olympic Games gold in Paris was followed up by a win in the British Open. Golf star Lydia Ko, New Zealand, has had a few dream weeks. Linn Grant sprinted to a shared tenth place.

Tough for the outsider – Grant climbed in the major

Success on the second round – but the day after, reality caught up with sensation Louise Rydqvist in the British Open. It became six over par after a tough round. Instead, Linn Grant is the best Swedish player after going four under par.

Grants outfit sparks reactions: "Iconic"

Linn Grant climbed a bit on the leaderboard during the second round of the British Open, and made the cut. But it was not the Swede's game that got the most attention - rather her outfit. On social media, she was greatly praised for her daring attire.