Green's Winning Streak, Rose's Trophy, and Korda Sisters Team Up

It's March 24th.

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Hannah Green is on fire early this season, grabbing three straight wins on major tours worldwide.

The Australians at the HSBC Women's World Championship in Singapore, followed by the

Australian Women's Open and then the Australian Women's PGA, Championship last week.

She's the first from her country to pull off that streak, bouncing back strong after

no victories last year for the first time since 20-21.

Green credits a solid preseason, including boxing sessions to build her stamina without

boring runs.

She went eight two-minute rounds each time, starting rough on coordination, but loving the

fun twist over regular cardio.

It left her sore, but boosted her endurance, and now she's seventh in the World Rankings,

heading to the four championship in Phoenix.

Meanwhile, Justin Rose got a special gift back home in England.

His trophy from the 2002 Victor Chandler British Masters win, friends bought it at auction,

marking his third career victory and tying to memories of his late father, who touched

it before passing months later.

Rose now displays the next to one his dad won as a teen.

On the men's side, Daniel Berger earned a master spot with playoff points from the Arnold

Palmer Invitational, joining Jake Napp and Matt McCarty in.

The top 50 World Rankings.

It's the last week to qualify that way, with Pierce's and Coody close at 51.

Amas Grappall won in 1971, and spots still open via Houston and Texas open wins.

Jessica and Nelly Corda team up at the four championship, their first official LPGA event

together since 2023.

Jessica's back after pregnancy and back issues, while Nelly calls it a welcome return.

With majors ahead, green stamina edge in these storylines set up an exciting spring stretching

golf.