Leona Maguire stretched her bogey-free run to 30 holes and inched her way into the top 30 heading into the final round of the $5.1 million Chevron Championship in Texas.

Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow have their work cut out just to make the cut after posting disappointing first rounds in the opening women's Major of the season in Texas.

Leona Maguire is looking to build up a head of steam for the opening women’s Major of the year as she begins her defence of the LPGA Drive On title in Arizona tomorrow.

Stephanie Meadow leads the Irish challenge after Leona Maguire faded and Jennifer Kupcho fired an eight-under 64 to take a six-shot lead in the final round of the Chevron Championship at Mission Hills.

LEONA Maguire might be six shots behind Japan’s Hinako Shibuno at halfway, but she believes the best is yet to come as she chases her maiden Major win in the Chevron Championship in California.

This week, the LPGA Tour returns to Rancho Mirage for the first major championship of the 2022 season – the 51st edition of The Chevron Championship.

LEONA Maguire insists it was her Solheim Cup performance and not her maiden LPGA Tour win that catapulted her game to a new level as she counts down to next week's opening major of the season in this week's JTBC Classic presented by Barbasol in California.