...She is eligible for the U.S. Women's Open because she finished in the top 16 (tied for 13th) last year at Orchards Golf Club. "It was basically a situation where it made sense to treat the two Open events the same," Votaw said. Wie missed...

...first major at the Kraft Nabisco Championship. Meg Mallon, 41, won the biggest prize in women's golf at The Orchards Golf Club, coming from three shots behind and leaving Sorenstam in her wake to win the U.S. Women's Open. Mallon won...

...needing a birdie to win until hitting her 4-wood next to a portable toilet in the trees and making bogey. Sunday at Orchards Golf Club might have been the toughest of all. Sorenstam putted for birdie on every hole in the final round, and she made...

...Wie doesn't need a special exemption for the next U.S. Women's Open because she finished in the top 20 at Orchards Golf Club. That doesn't mean she won't experience U.S. Open qualifying. B.J. Wie said his daughter likely will...

...Sorenstam in a hopeless pursuit to catch her. Not even the best in women's golf stood a chance on a steamy day at Orchard Golf Club. Mallon finished at 10-under 274 for a two-shot victory over Sorenstam. It was her fourth career major, and...

...Women's Open. It just wasn't good enough to be in the lead Friday. In a second round that was full of adventures at Orchards Golf Club, Jennifer Rosales shot out of the gate with three straight birdies and closed with a 12-foot birdie that gave...

...any grass on the greens at the U.S. Open because the USGA refused to water them. There was some concern that Orchards Golf Club might not have much grass for the U.S. Women's Open, but for an entirely different reason. A brutal New England...

...charm to this U.S. Women's Open, starting with small roads winding through tiny New England towns that lead to Orchards Golf Club, a course built for a woman and owned by female-only Mount Holyoke College. The clubhouse is an understated...

...down to her shoulders. She was at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota on Tuesday for a spinal tap, and planned to come to Orchards Golf Club to do television work for ESPN and NBC. "I'm extremely disappointed," Pepper said. "I'm kind of at my wit's...

...showed up at the U.S. Women's Open with plenty of company - a record 16 teenagers in the 156-player field at Orchards Golf Club. That doesn't include Morgan Pressel, the 16-year-old pixie from south Florida who whipped Wie in the third...