While 21-year-old Lottie Woad made history Sunday, winning the Women’s Scottish Open on the LPGA in her first start as a ...

Mia Hammond of New Albany had tears streaming down her face after making a putt for birdie on the 18th hole at Highland Meadows Golf Club in Toledo.

Seventeen-year-old Mia Hammond won the Epson Tour's inaugural Greater Toledo Classic hosted by Stacy Lewis by a single shot ...

Angela Stanford was set to win, but boogeyed on her 18th hole, forcing a sudden death playoff between her and Laura Diaz.

Clariss Guce nearly squandered a strong start but held it together for a one-under 70 at the weather-disrupted opening round of the Greater Toledo Classic at the Highlands Meadow Golf Club in Sylvania ...

CINCINNATI — Mia Hammond is no longer a secret. That’s what happens when you pick up some 3,000 social media followers in a day, the result of being 15 years old and playing nose-to-nose with ...

Mia Hammond has led New Albany to district championships each of the past two seasons, extending the team’s streak to six. She shot rounds of 67 and 69 at state last fall for a two-day score ...

Mia Hammond, 15, will make her LPGA debut on Thursday, July 13, as she will tee off in the first round of the event. Hammond, who is a New Albany sophomore, made it to the Dana Open after firing a ...

Mia Hammond witnessed a rare achievement in her LPGA debut at the 2023 Dana Open, as she not only made the cut but also earned a berth to play this weekend in a professional event.

Mia Hammond, a New Albany eighth-grader, sank a 15-foot putt to win the girls 14-15 division of the Drive, Chip & Putt National Finals on April 3.

Mia Hammond, a New Albany High School sophomore, was announced Tuesday as one of 10 girls named to the USGA’s inaugural U.S. National Junior Team.

It’s been another week and another emergence of a talented young player on the LPGA Tour. With back-to-back rounds of 68, 15-year-old Monday qualifier Mia Hammond of New Albany, Ohio, reached ...