The AIG Women’s Open is set to deliver a thrilling spectacle at the iconic St Andrews this week, as the world's top female golfers, many fresh from their Olympic triumphs, compete for the final major title of 2024. Known as the home of golf, St Andrews is a dream destination for golf enthusiasts, and it’s here that the world’s best will vie for glory in this prestigious event. Among the star-studded field are the three Olympic medalists from Paris—Lydia Ko (gold), Esther Henseleit (silver), and Xiyu Janet Lin (bronze). These exceptional athletes will be looking to cap off their already remarkable year by adding a major championship to their accolades.

Hideki Matsuyama showcased his golfing prowess once again by securing his 10th PGA Tour title at the prestigious FedEx St. Jude Championship in Memphis, Tennessee. Fresh off winning a bronze Olympic medal, the Japanese golf sensation delivered a thrilling performance, battling through a challenging back nine on Sunday to claim victory with an impressive 17-under-par at TPC Southwind.

New Zealand's Lydia Ko has made history by winning gold at the Paris Olympics, finishing two strokes ahead of Germany’s Esther Henseleit and three ahead of China’s Lin Xiyu in a thrilling women's stroke play tournament. The competition at Le Golf National was nothing short of spectacular, with Ko, currently ranked World No. 22 and a two-time major champion, showcasing her exceptional golf skills throughout the week. Ko secured the gold with a final score of 10-under-par, demonstrating her dominance on the course.

Scottie Scheffler secured first place in the men’s stroke play at the Paris Olympics, while Team GB’s Tommy Fleetwood proudly claimed the silver medal, and Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama took home the bronze.

The LIV Golf series made its way to the UK, where Jon Rahm claimed a decisive win at the LIV Golf by JCB event in Staffordshire. Throughout the initial two rounds, Rahm found himself in a head-to-head battle with Mississippi’s own Andy Ogletree. However, Ogletree, who led overnight going into the final round, faltered with back-to-back double bogeys on the back nine, dropping out of contention.