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Yani Tseng Returns to the Weekend in a Major Championship after 8 Years

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Yani Tseng, a 15-time winner on the LPGA Tour, has been out of the weekend in a major championship since the AIG Women's Open in 2017. Despite facing tough competition and her own personal struggles, Tseng has persevered and fought her way back to the weekend in the 2025 AIG Women's Open. With a tie for 35th place and a chance to play freely, Tseng is looking forward to taking advantage of this opportunity and enjoying her game on the links course at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club.

Key Takeaways:

  • Yani Tseng has not made a cut in a major championship since the AIG Women's Open in 2017, a span of 8 years.
  • Tseng opened the 2025 AIG Women's Open with an even-par 72, but struggled on Friday with 2 bogeys, posting a 1-over 73.
  • Tseng was nervous on the closing hole at Royal Porthcawl, but managed to stay patient and make the cut.
  • Tseng attributes her recent struggles to her willingness to return to golf after surgery, saying "I enjoy this game, and I still feel passionate about this game, and I want to see the best version of myself and play well again."
  • Tseng is looking forward to taking full advantage of her made cut in the AIG Women's Open, hoping to "enjoy more out there and then be aggressive and do the best I can do."

Statistics:

  • 8 years since Tseng last made a cut in a major championship (AIG Women's Open in 2017).
  • 2 bogeys on Friday's round, resulting in a 1-over 73 score.
  • Tseng's current tie for 35th place in the 2025 AIG Women's Open.
  • 15-time winner on the LPGA Tour.

Sources:

  • LPGA News Release: [Source not provided]
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