As recently as late December, Bobbi Stricker planned to focus her 2022 competitive schedule on the Women's All-Pro Tour, a feeder circuit for the Symetra Tour, while waiting for Symetra Tour starts to come her way. In the meantime, she found opportunities to compete on the East Coast Women's Pro Golf Tour as she and her family spend the winter in Florida while her father Steve continues his recovery from a severe illness. "I just want to continue to get better," she said. Read more >Madison's Bobbi Stricker bounces back from bumpy Day 1 in professional debut to pull within six shots of lead in ECWPGT opener

After a long offseason in which she decompressed after finishing third on the 2021 Symetra Tour money list, settled into a new apartment in St. Paul, Minn., and hired an agent – her older brother Charlie – Casey Danielson is ready to make her debut as a full-fledged member of the LPGA Tour when she tees it up Jan. 27 in the Gainbridge LPGA in Boca Raton, Fla. Read more >'I feel like I'm ready to go': Casey Danielson's next journey in golf begins this month on the LPGA Tour

Casey Danielson has been a star at every level of golf, first as a four-time WIAA state champion at Osceola High School, then as a member of Stanford University’s 2015 NCAA championship team, then as a young professional who progressed steadily on the Symetra Tour and broke through with two victories this year. Now, the 26-year-old Danielson is getting ready for the next step: the LPGA Tour.  Read more >Osceola's Casey Danielson ready to 'see what all the hype is all about' on the LPGA Tour in 2022

It was a near-perfect way to end her fourth season on the Symetra Tour. Read more >Osceola's Casey Danielson places second in season-ending Symetra Tour Championship. Next up: the LPGA Tour

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. — Tess Hackworthy got up-and-down for par on the 18th hole Sunday at the LPGA Symetra Tour Qualifying School Tournament, finishing off a final-round 75 that gave her a 3-over-par 291 total and helped her join 10 other golfers in making it to Stage II on the number. Less than an hour earlier, Bobbi Stricker wrapped up an unforgettable week with father/caddie Steve by struggling to a final-round 79 that left her six strokes shy of advancing. Read more >Tess Hackworthy advances to Stage II of LPGA Q-School and knows former UW teammate Bobbi Stricker will join her one day

PALM DESERT, Calif. — As Bobbi Stricker was preparing for her LPGA Tour Qualifying School debut earlier this week, the familiar fella that the former University of Wisconsin golfer has caddying for her in the desert regaled his daughter with a story from his own Q-School debut more than 30 y… Read more >Madison's Bobbi Stricker stays cool in the face of adversity, joins former Badgers teammate Tess Hackworthy in surviving cut at LPGA Q-School

Casey Danielson's victory at the Donald Ross Classic in French Lick, Ind., pushed her season earnings to $77,034 and moved her to No. 1 on the 2021 Volvik Race for the Card. The top 10 on the money list at the end of the season will earn exempt status on the LPGA Tour in 2022. After finishing 35th, 23rd and 18th in her first three seasons on the Symetra Tour, she is tantalizingly close to realizing her lifelong dream. Read more >Osceola's Casey Danielson seizes her second victory of the season on the Symetra Tour, moving her closer to earning LPGA Tour card

FRENCH LICK, Ind. — Success often breeds success, but Casey Danielson's first victory on the Symetra Tour in May strangely produced three missed cuts in her last four starts and a run of inconsistency. Read more >Osceola's Casey Danielson rights ship, sails into share of second heading into the weekend at Symetra Tour event in French Lick, Ind.

The Osceola native broke through and won for the first time in her four years on the LPGA's developmental tour, birdieing three of her final five holes to force a playoff with Fatima Fernandez Cano before winning with a birdie on No. 18 on the second extra hole. The victory helped her climb 17 spots in the “Race for the Card” to No. 5. Read more >What's a little playoff between friends? For Osceola's Casey Danielson, it's the springboard to her first Symetra Tour victory

This marks the fourth full season on the Symetra Tour for 25-year-old Casey Danielson of Osceola. In 42 career starts since turning professional in 2017 after graduating from Stanford, the four-time WIAA state champion has 13 top-10 finishes, including eight in the top five. Read more >Road to the LPGA Tour brings Osceola's Casey Danielson to Symetra Tour event in Beaumont, Calif. But the big show isn't far away.

Casey Danielson has never been a golfer driven by results, but the result of her work Friday at Morongo Golf Club will, if nothing else, drive her to look forward to the start of the 2021 Symetra Tour season with even greater anticipation. Read more >With two birdies in her last three holes, Osceola's Casey Danielson rallies to win Cactus Tour event for second pro victory

Wisconsin's on-again, off-again relationship with what is now the Symetra Tour will, for the second year in a row, be off again in 2021. Read more >Symetra Tour will skip Wisconsin in 2021 after Potawatomi Hotel & Casino suspends sponsorship of PHC Classic

Steve Stricker has never been one to crave time and attention in front of the camera. Read more >Mic'd-up Steve Stricker makes the Madison golfer a popular presence at LPGA's CME Group Tour Championship

LONGWOOD, Fla. — Casey Danielson keeps knocking on the door of the victory she believes she needs to secure over the final weeks of the 2020 Symetra Tour season to secure exempt status on the LPGA Tour in 2021. Read more >Osceola's Casey Danielson shoots bogey-free 68, but comes up one shot shy of first Symetra Tour win for second time in last month

Casey Danielson was having trouble focusing on the task at hand Sunday morning in Beaumont, Calif., warming up for a run at her first career Symetra Tour victory at the IOA Championship, because Sophia Popov — her roommate at last week's event in Mesa, Ariz. — was being a major distraction a… Read more >Inspired by friend Sophia Popov's unlikely British Open victory, Osceola's Casey Danielson bags second straight top-five on Symetra Tour

BEAUMONT, Calif. — Casey Danielson rolled into southern California for this week's IOA Championship at Tukwet Canyon Golf Club with the idea of moving closer to graduating to the LPGA Tour in 2021. It's becoming a very real possibility. Read more >Casey Danielson again in contention for first Symetra Tour win; Tess Hackworthy makes first cut

Casey Danielson got more than a little swing reinforcement last week when she went back to Stanford University, her alma mater, and worked with volunteer assistant coach Kathryn Imrie ahead of this week's event on the Symetra Tour. Read more >Borrowed putter is a keeper as Osceola's Casey Danielson rallies for career-best runner-up finish at Symetra Tour event in Arizona

For Casey Danielson, the 4½ months between starts on the Symetra Tour due to the COVID-19 pandemic felt like her winters at home in Osceola. Without all the snow. Read more >Changes in swing, putter help Osceola's Casey Danielson race out to two-stroke lead after opening 65 at Symetra event in Arizona

It is quite possible Tess Hackworthy will not play competitive golf in Wisconsin during 2020, which means that the former University of Wisconsin golfer will not compete for a fifth consecutive Wisconsin State Women's Open title and that there will not be a PHC Classic on the Symetra Tour. Read more >Former Badger Tess Hackworthy talks about earning her first paycheck, not being able defend at Wisconsin State Women's Open

Women's college golf seniors recently given the option of staying in school for one more year after their spring season was canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic were thrown yet another curveball Thursday when those who are considering a professional career learned that the LPGA Tour and Symetra… Read more >LPGA Tour/Symetra Tour Qualifying School gets major makeover for 2020 after Symetra Tour is forced to postpone five more events due to the coronavirus

Pickleball isn’t golf. But for Sherri Steinhauer, who admittedly struggled as a retired athlete, driven from golf by injuries, it’s a stimulating challenge and a source of joy. Read more >Madison's Sherri Steinhauer, driven from golf by hip issues, goes all-in on a new sport: pickleball

Wisconsin will be one of 13 states Symetra Tour golfers will travel to during 2020 on the “Road to the LPGA," officials announced Thursday as they unveiled the schedule for the 40th season of the LPGA's developmental tour. Read more >PHC Classic returns to Brown Deer Park in Milwaukee Aug. 7-9 as Symetra Tour releases 2020 schedule

The likely became the reality Friday when the LPGA Tour released its 2020 schedule and the Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic was not on it. Read more >Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic officially thing of the past as LPGA releases 2020 schedule without Green Bay event on it

Casey Danielson came away from the grueling LPGA Tour Q-Series without status on the LPGA Tour in 2020, but that doesn't mean the Osceola native came away from the 144-hole, two-week grind empty-handed. Read more >Undaunted by LPGA Q-Series setback, Osceola's Casey Danielson takes aim at another run at top 10 on Symetra Tour

In the dividing up the duties each week on the Symetra Tour, caddie Austin Gaugert is charged with keeping an eye on the scoreboard while golfer Casey Danielson assumes responsibility for keeping an eye on her golf ball. Read more >Sunday chase, fourth-place showing at Guardian Championship have Osceola's Casey Danielson eyeing strong finish on Symetra Tour

Earlier this month at her home-state PHC Classic in Milwaukee, Allyssa Ferrell had stated her intentions to retire from professional golf at the end of the 2019 Symetra Tour season. Read more >There will be no title defense for Allyssa Ferrell, whose Symetra Tour career ends as teaching career at Edgerton Middle School begins

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. — Tess Hackworthy signed her scorecard, scanned the leaderboard and settled into a chair outside the clubhouse at Mission Hills Country Club on a steamy Sunday as the future raced to-and-fro around her. Read more >Taste of professional life at LPGA/Symetra Tour Q-School gives Badgers' Tess Hackworthy something to chew on as she gets set for senior season

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. — Jessie Gerry started strong Saturday. Jenna Peters ended that way. Read more >Madison's Jessie Gerry, Kohler's Jenna Peters can't piece together a comeback, fall short of cut at LPGA/Symetra Q-School

MILWAUKEE — There was no catching Robynn Ree during Sunday's final round of the Symetra Tour PHC Classic at Brown Deer Park Golf Course. Read more >Osceola's Casey Danielson sees progress after 13th-place showing at PHC Classic, finishing 11 shots behind back-to-back Symetra Tour winner Robynn Ree

MILWAUKEE — Casey Danielson and Austin Gaugert were just kids, hanging out at junior golf tournaments with their brothers and sisters and mutual friend Jordan Niebrugge, intense beyond their years on the course but fun-loving goofballs off it. Read more >Casey Danielson and caddie Austin Gaugert, friends going back to junior golf, make a good team on the Symetra Tour

After five years on the Symetra Tour, chasing her dream and never quite catching it, Allyssa Ferrell has arrived at the proverbial fork in the road. Read more >Edgerton's Allyssa Ferrell plans to step away from competitive golf after one final push on the Symetra Tour

JANESVILLE — In the end, the first Janesville LPGA Senior Pro-Am turned into more of an outing than it was a tournament. Read more >It was a bit fuzzy how she got there, but Christa Johnson emerges with one-stroke victory at inaugural Janesville LPGA Senior Pro-Am

JANESVILLE — The Janesville LPGA Senior Pro-Am seemed like a home game Saturday for Madison golfer Becky Iverson. Read more >Madison's Becky Iverson opens with 74, is tied for sixth at Janesville LPGA Senior Pro-Am at Janesville CC

To this point in the Wisconsin golf season, most everything has gone like clockwork and provided its fair share of excitement along the way. Read more >Change in plans at Janesville CC turns combined event into two-day Legends Tour pro-am; Symetra Tour's lone Wisconsin stop now next week in Milwaukee

Green Valley Ranch Golf Club reminded Jenna Peters a lot of her home course back in Wisconsin: The Bull at Pinehurst Farms in Sheboygan Falls. Read more >Kohler's Jenna Peters gets bullish about Green Valley Ranch, surges with final-round 70 to tie for fourth, earn $5,000 at Colorado Women's Open

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. — After spending four days in the blazing heat of Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club trying to climb the leaderboard at the U.S. Senior Women's Open, Becky Iverson was ready to head home to Madison and settle back into her life as the director of golf at Bridges Golf Course. Read more >It's back to work for Madison's Becky Iverson after she leads three Wisconsin golfers in top 30 with tie for 14th place at U.S. Senior Women's Open

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. — A 60-degree wedge on a 95-degree day was just what Sue Ginter needed Saturday to handle the heat during the third round of the U.S. Senior Women's Open and stay within range of the leaders. Read more >With a degree in perseverance, Appleton native Sue Ginter rides a steady stretch midway through third round to a 74, but slips to 14th place at U.S. Senior Women's Open

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. — One-by-one, members of the Wisconsin contingent took aim at the top of the U.S. Senior Women's Open leaderboard Friday. Read more >After Appleton's Sue Ginter, Carolyn Barnett-Howe flirt with the lead, Madison's Becky Iverson climbs into top-five, stays there at U.S. Senior Women's Open

GREEN BAY – The Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic checks just about every box for a successful golf tournament. Read more >Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic is a winner in every way ... so why are there doubts about its future?

PINE NEEDLES, N.C. — Becky Iverson spoke for the Wisconsin contingent at the U.S. Senior Women's Open, even the three who found themselves inside the top 10, when she summed up an interesting Thursday this way: Read more >Madison's Becky Iverson, Appleton's Sue Ginter, Carolyn Barnett-Howe 'survive' Day 1 at U.S. Senior Women's Open in tie for eighth with matching 75s

There were 28 birdies and one eagle recorded Saturday on the 18th hole at Atlanta National Golf Club in Milton, Georgia, during the final round of the IOA Championship and Casey Danielson figured she would need to join the list to have a chance at her first Symetra Tour victory. Read more >Bogey on final hole keeps Casey Danielson out of Symetra Tour playoff, but Osceola native sees progress in another top-five finish

Carolyn Barnett-Howe’s most vivid memory from the 1996 U.S. Women’s Open at Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club was playing a practice round behind Laura Davies. Read more >Carolyn Barnett-Howe excited about a return trip to Pine Needles, this time for the U.S. Senior Women's Open