If the LPGA had a Hall of Fame for giving, Betsy King would be in that one, too. The six-time major winner retired from the LPGA as one of the tour’s most decorated winners, only to embark on a second…

Tied for the lead through three rounds, Betsy King sealed the 1989 U.S. Women’s Open title with a Sunday 68 at Indianwood Golf and Country Club. For the full library of telecasts and films from golf’s iconic moments, get the…

The 1980 saw some of the biggest names in American women’s golf shine in the U.S. Women’s Open, but the pivotal decade also saw the beginning of the increased international presence in the game. For the full library of telecasts…

With four steady rounds of golf on tough Atlanta Athletic Club, Betsy King became just the fifth player ever to win consecutive U.S. Women’s Open titles. She edged out big names such as Patty Sheehan and Dottie Pepper. The United…