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Standard Portland Classic leaderboard: Sunday live updates of final round on LPGA
The 2025 major season is over for the LPGA but the race to the CME Tour Championship is on. After a week off, the LPGA is back in action and Sunday's final round caps off the week at the Standard Portland Classic. Follow along all day Sunday right here with live leaderboard updates, scores, highlights, tee times, TV information and more. 2025 Standard Portland Classic leaderboard You can follow Sunday's Portland Classic leaderboard right here. You can see final-round tee times here. Who's leading the 2025 Standard Portland Classic? xxxx Where to watch the final round of the 2025 Portland Classic Sunday's final round is live on Golf Channel from 4 p.m. ET to 7 p.m. ET. It will also be on the NBC Sports app in the same viewing window. What is the prize money payouts at the 2025 Standard Portland Classic? The total purse this week on the LPGA is xx with a first-place prize of $262,500. How many first-time winners have there been in 2025 on the LPGA? There are nine first-time winners this season, including at two of the LPGA majors. How many different winners have there been in 2025 on the LPGA? There have been 21 different winners at the 20 LPGA events this season (the winning duo at the Dow team event are also first-time winners). They hail from nine different countries, including five South Koreans, four Japanese up-and-comers and three Americans. This article originally appeared on Golfweek: LPGA leaderboard: Standard Portland Classic final round live updates
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a day ago
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Standard Portland Classic leaderboard: Sunday live updates of final round on LPGA
The 2025 major season is over for the LPGA but the race to the CME Tour Championship is on. After a week off, the LPGA is back in action and Sunday's final round caps off the week at the Standard Portland Classic. Follow along all day Sunday right here with live leaderboard updates, scores, highlights, tee times, TV information and more. 2025 Standard Portland Classic leaderboard You can follow Sunday's Portland Classic leaderboard right here. You can see final-round tee times here. Who's leading the 2025 Standard Portland Classic? xxxx Where to watch the final round of the 2025 Portland Classic Sunday's final round is live on Golf Channel from 4 p.m. ET to 7 p.m. ET. It will also be on the NBC Sports app in the same viewing window. What is the prize money payouts at the 2025 Standard Portland Classic? The total purse this week on the LPGA is xx with a first-place prize of $262,500. How many first-time winners have there been in 2025 on the LPGA? There are nine first-time winners this season, including at two of the LPGA majors. How many different winners have there been in 2025 on the LPGA? There have been 21 different winners at the 20 LPGA events this season (the winning duo at the Dow team event are also first-time winners). They hail from nine different countries, including five South Koreans, four Japanese up-and-comers and three Americans.
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4 days ago
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Brooke Henderson opens with four straight birdies, leads LPGA's Standard Portland Open
She has 12 career LPGA wins, but none in two years. She has just one top 10 in 2025 and that came in the match-play event in Las Vegas back in April. But a 7-under 65 that got her into a three-way tie for the lead at the 2025 Standard Portland Classic may be the spark Brooke Henderson needs for the home stretch to the CME Tour Championship. Only the top 60 make the LPGA season finale. Henderson is 53rd with 11 events left in the regular season after this week. Henderson was energized by her red-hot start at Columbia Edgewater Country Club in Portland, Oregon. "It was a really awesome start, four birdies in a row. I mean, that's an ideal start any week, especially here. I love coming back to this place. I do have a lot of great memories. A lot of good things happened to me here," she said, alluding to her back-to-back wins in Portland in 2016 and 2017. "So just tried to keep it rolling after that great start and was able to capitalize with three birdies on the back nine to get a little bit closer to the top of the leaderboard." Henderson started on the back nine. After those four straight birdies, she parred the next nine holes before closing with birdies on Nos. 5, 7 and 9. Her hot play certainly caught the eye of LPGA Hall of Famer Nancy Lopez, who joined the Golf Channel booth for a stretch of Thursday's coverage. "I'm a huge fan of Nancy and I talked to her earlier this week. She gave me some great advice, so feel like maybe that gave me a little bit of a boost in the right direction," Henderson said. "But, yeah, you know, just a couple par-5s. No. 10 was a par-5, No. 12 is a par-5, so I was just trying to capitalize on those and the other two were a bit after bonus." This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Brooke Henderson four straight birdies, leads 2025 LPGA Portland Open
USA Today
4 days ago
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Brooke Henderson opens with four straight birdies, leads LPGA's Standard Portland Open
She has 12 career LPGA wins, but none in two years. She has just one top 10 in 2025 and that came in the match-play event in Las Vegas back in April. But a 7-under 65 that got her into a three-way tie for the lead at the 2025 Standard Portland Classic may be the spark Brooke Henderson needs for the home stretch to the CME Tour Championship. Only the top 60 make the LPGA season finale. Henderson is 53rd with 11 events left in the regular season after this week. Henderson was energized by her red-hot start at Columbia Edgewater Country Club in Portland, Oregon. "It was a really awesome start, four birdies in a row. I mean, that's an ideal start any week, especially here. I love coming back to this place. I do have a lot of great memories. A lot of good things happened to me here," she said, alluding to her back-to-back wins in Portland in 2016 and 2017. "So just tried to keep it rolling after that great start and was able to capitalize with three birdies on the back nine to get a little bit closer to the top of the leaderboard." Henderson started on the back nine. After those four straight birdies, she parred the next nine holes before closing with birdies on Nos. 5, 7 and 9. Her hot play certainly caught the eye of LPGA Hall of Famer Nancy Lopez, who joined the Golf Channel booth for a stretch of Thursday's coverage. "I'm a huge fan of Nancy and I talked to her earlier this week. She gave me some great advice, so feel like maybe that gave me a little bit of a boost in the right direction," Henderson said. "But, yeah, you know, just a couple par-5s. No. 10 was a par-5, No. 12 is a par-5, so I was just trying to capitalize on those and the other two were a bit after bonus."
