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2018 in golf

Weeks

Fourteen championships in our record: nine majors (four men’s, five women’s), four amateur championships and one team cup. Brooks Koepka won two of them: PGA Championship and U.S. Open.

2018, rendered the way it is seen now: digital, and live to the light.

The year, week by week

Each dot is a championship at the week it finished. Click a dot for its front page, or a week to see it on the world.

This week

    Every championship of 2018 in our record, in full

    The majors

    4 Men’s majors

    1. Men's major

      Masters

      Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Patrick Reed

      273Total
      −15To par
      1 strokeMargin

      Runner-up: Rickie Fowler

      The golfer

      b. 1990-08-05, San Antonio, Texas, USA; United States; age 27 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Patrick Reed’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Men's major

      PGA Championship

      Bellerive Country Club, Town and Country

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Brooks Koepka

      264Total
      −16To par
      2 strokesMargin

      Runner-up: Tiger Woods

      The golfer

      b. 1990-05-03, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA; United States; age 28 at the win (year page); 3rd major (card's count)

      Brooks Koepka’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    3. Men's major

      The Open

      Carnoustie Golf Links (Championship Course), Carnoustie

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Francesco Molinari

      276Total
      −8To par
      2 strokesMargin

      Runner-up: Kevin Kisner, Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Xander Schauffele

      The golfer

      b. 1982-11-08, Turin, Italy; Italy; age 35 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Francesco Molinari’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    4. Men's major

      U.S. Open

      Shinnecock Hills G.C., Southampton

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Brooks Koepka

      281Total
      +1To par
      1 strokeMargin

      Runner-up: Tommy Fleetwood

      The golfer

      b. 1990-05-03, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA; United States; 2nd major (card's count)

      Brooks Koepka’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    5 Women’s majors

    1. Women's major

      ANA Inspiration

      Mission Hills Country Club (Dinah Shore Tournament Course), Rancho Mirage

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Pernilla Lindberg

      273Total
      −15To par
      playoff: sudden death; 8 holes; beat Inbee Park; Jennifer Song; 10th hole, 8th extra hole (Monday) - Lindberg 30-foot birdie; Song eliminated after 3rd extra holeMargin
      PlayoffDecided

      Runner-up: Inbee Park, Jennifer Song

      The golfer

      b. 1986, Bollnäs, Gävleborg County, Sweden; Sweden; age 31 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Pernilla Lindberg’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Women's major

      Evian Championship

      Evian Resort Golf Club, Évian-les-Bains

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Angela Stanford

      272Total
      −12To par
      1 strokeMargin

      Runner-up: Austin Ernst, Sei Young Kim, Mo Martin, Amy Olson

      The golfer

      b. 1977, Fort Worth, Texas, United States; United States; age 40 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Angela Stanford’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    3. Women's major

      KPMG Women's PGA Championship

      Kemper Lakes Golf Club, Long Grove

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Sung Hyun Park

      278Total
      −10To par
      playoff: sudden death (three players); 2 holes; beat Nasa Hataoka; So Yeon Ryu; 2nd extra hole: Park birdie (hole number not confirmed)Margin
      PlayoffDecided

      Runner-up: Nasa Hataoka, So Yeon Ryu

      The golfer

      b. 1993-09-21, Seoul, Republic of Korea; Republic of Korea; age 24 at the win (year page); 2nd major (card's count)

      Sung Hyun Park’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    4. Women's major

      Ricoh Women's British Open

      Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, Lytham St Annes

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Georgia Hall

      271Total
      −17To par
      2 strokesMargin

      Runner-up: Pornanong Phatlum

      The golfer

      b. 1996, Bournemouth, England; England; age 22 at the win (year page); 1st major (card's count)

      Georgia Hall’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    5. Women's major

      U.S. Women's Open

      Shoal Creek, Shoal Creek

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Ariya Jutanugarn

      277Total
      −11To par
      playoff: 2-hole aggregate playoff (Nos. 14 and 18), tied 8-8 (Jutanugarn 4-4, Kim 3-5), then sudden death; 4 holes; beat Hyo Joo Kim; No. 18 (par 4), 4th extra hole - Jutanugarn par 4, Kim bogey 5Margin
      PlayoffDecided

      Runner-up: Hyo Joo Kim

      The golfer

      b. 1995-11-23, Bangkok, Thailand; Thailand; age 22 at the win (year page); 2nd major (card's count)

      Ariya Jutanugarn’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    The amateurs

    2 Men’s amateur

    1. Men's amateur championship

      The Amateur

      Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Aberdeen

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Jovan Rebula

      3 & 2 (36-hole final)Final

      Runner-up: Robin Dawson

      To par and margin not yet researched.

      The golfer

      b. 1997-07-22, Western Cape, South Africa; South Africa; age 20 at the win (year page)

      Jovan Rebula’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Men's amateur championship

      U.S. Amateur

      Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Viktor Hovland

      6 & 5Final

      Runner-up: Devon Bling

      To par and margin not yet researched.

      The golfer

      b. 1997-09-18, Oslo, Norway; Norway; age 20 at the win (year page)

      Viktor Hovland’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2 Women’s amateur

    1. Women's amateur championship

      The Women's Amateur

      Hillside Golf Club, Southport

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Leonie Harm

      3 & 2 (18-hole final)Final

      Runner-up: Stephanie Lau

      To par and margin not yet researched.

      The golfer

      b. 1997-10-01, Stuttgart, Germany; Germany; age 20 at the win (year page)

      Leonie Harm’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    2. Women's amateur championship

      U.S. Women's Amateur

      The G.C. of Tennessee, Kingston Springs

      2 of 5 researched

      Winner

      Kristen Gillman

      7 & 6Final

      Runner-up: Jeon Ji-won

      To par and margin not yet researched.

      The golfer

      b. 1997-09-22, Austin, Texas, U.S.; United States; age 20 at the win (year page)

      Kristen Gillman’s player card · Source

      Top 10

      Not yet researched

      What’s in the bag

      No bag on file yet

      From the papers

      No clipping yet

    The team cups

    Our team-cup record so far: Ryder Cup.

    1 Team cups

    Year in Review

    2018 in golf: the year in review

    Fourteen championships in our record: nine majors (four men’s, five women’s), four amateur championships and one team cup. Brooks Koepka won two of them: PGA Championship and U.S. Open.

    To be written The synopsis of 2018: 150 to 250 words on the season’s story, its turning points and why it mattered, written from sourced research.

    The men’s majors

    • Masters: Patrick Reed, Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia
    • PGA Championship: Brooks Koepka, Bellerive Country Club, Town and Country
    • The Open: Francesco Molinari, Carnoustie Golf Links (Championship Course), Carnoustie
    • U.S. Open: Brooks Koepka, Shinnecock Hills G.C., Southampton

    To be written How each was won: the leader after 54 holes, the decisive shot, the runner-up, the weather.

    The women’s majors

    • ANA Inspiration: Pernilla Lindberg, Mission Hills Country Club (Dinah Shore Tournament Course), Rancho Mirage
    • Evian Championship: Angela Stanford, Evian Resort Golf Club, Évian-les-Bains
    • KPMG Women's PGA Championship: Sung Hyun Park, Kemper Lakes Golf Club, Long Grove
    • Ricoh Women's British Open: Georgia Hall, Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, Lytham St Annes
    • U.S. Women's Open: Ariya Jutanugarn, Shoal Creek, Shoal Creek

    To be written How each was won, and where the women’s game stood in 2018.

    The amateur championships

    • The Amateur: Jovan Rebula, Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Aberdeen
    • The Women's Amateur: Leonie Harm, Hillside Golf Club, Southport
    • U.S. Amateur: Viktor Hovland, Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach
    • U.S. Women's Amateur: Kristen Gillman, The G.C. of Tennessee, Kingston Springs

    To be written The amateur season: champions, finals, and who went on to turn professional.

    Team golf

    • Ryder Cup: Europe, Le Golf National (Albatros Course), Guyancourt

    To be written The match: the captains, the score, the deciding points.

    Around the tours

    125 tour events are laid out week by week for 2018. The most winners’ circles, counted from those schedules: Justin Thomas (3), Justin Rose (3), Dustin Johnson (3), Bubba Watson (3), Matt Wallace (3) and Sung Hyun Park (3).

    To be written Money lists, players of the year, rookies and the shape of each tour’s season, from the tours’ own records.

    Players of the year

    Brooks Koepka won two championships in our record (PGA Championship and U.S. Open).

    To be written Who defined 2018: their wins, their near misses, and what the year meant for their career.

    Firsts, records and farewells

    To be written First-time major winners, scoring records, youngest and oldest champions, last appearances, events played for the first or last time.

    The game in 2018

    To be written Equipment, rules and course changes, prize money, television and the business of golf that year.

    Questions about 2018 in golf

    Who won the 2018 ANA Inspiration?
    Pernilla Lindberg won the 2018 ANA Inspiration at Mission Hills Country Club (Dinah Shore Tournament Course), Rancho Mirage.
    Who won the 2018 Evian Championship?
    Angela Stanford won the 2018 Evian Championship at Evian Resort Golf Club, Évian-les-Bains.
    Who won the 2018 KPMG Women's PGA Championship?
    Sung Hyun Park won the 2018 KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Kemper Lakes Golf Club, Long Grove.
    Who won the 2018 Masters?
    Patrick Reed won the 2018 Masters at Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia.
    Who won the 2018 PGA Championship?
    Brooks Koepka won the 2018 PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club, Town and Country.
    Who won the 2018 Ricoh Women's British Open?
    Georgia Hall won the 2018 Ricoh Women's British Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, Lytham St Annes.
    Who won the 2018 Amateur?
    Jovan Rebula won the 2018 Amateur at Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Aberdeen.
    Who won the 2018 Open?
    Francesco Molinari won the 2018 Open at Carnoustie Golf Links (Championship Course), Carnoustie.
    Who won the 2018 Women's Amateur?
    Leonie Harm won the 2018 Women's Amateur at Hillside Golf Club, Southport.
    Who won the 2018 U.S. Amateur?
    Viktor Hovland won the 2018 U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach.
    Who won the 2018 U.S. Open?
    Brooks Koepka won the 2018 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills G.C., Southampton.
    Who won the 2018 U.S. Women's Amateur?
    Kristen Gillman won the 2018 U.S. Women's Amateur at The G.C. of Tennessee, Kingston Springs.
    Who won the 2018 U.S. Women's Open?
    Ariya Jutanugarn won the 2018 U.S. Women's Open at Shoal Creek, Shoal Creek.
    Who won the 2018 Ryder Cup?
    Europe won the 2018 Ryder Cup at Le Golf National (Albatros Course), Guyancourt.
    Who won the most championships in 2018?
    In Golf Network News’s record, Brooks Koepka won two (PGA Championship and U.S. Open).
    How many majors were played in 2018?
    Nine in our record: four men’s and five women’s.

    Every count above is from Golf Network News’s record; the parts marked “To be written” are filled only from sourced research.

    How this page works

    Every championship here comes from Golf Network News's own record: the rooms for the majors, the women's majors, the amateur championships and the team cups. A part that says it is not yet researched is exactly that. We fill it from sourced material, never with a guess.

    The picture at the top is drawn in code for each year. It is printed the way golf was printed that year: wood engravings before 1900, newsprint halftones to 1945, hand-tinted plates to 1969, colour film to 1999, and digital light since. The names engraved in the numerals are that year's champions.

    Every view has its own address: the year, the tours, the event and a traced champion are kept in the link, so you can share exactly what you see.