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Salas
United States
Birthdate
17/7/1989 (36)
Birthplace
Azusa, California
College
USC
Swing
Right
Turned Pro
2011
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Kupcho, Salas shoot 61 to win LPGA team event
3Y
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Korda wins Women's PGA, earns No. 1 ranking
5Y
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Korda, Salas pull away, share Women's PGA lead
5Y
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Kang beats Salas to advance at LPGA Match Play
5Y
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Kang, Salas set up LPGA Match Play showdown
5Y
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Golf News
Sprague, CEO of PGA of America, steps down to help care for family
Derek Sprague is leaving after one year as CEO at the PGA of America to return to upstate New York to help support his mother and mother-in-law who require more care.
The stars return for latest edition of TGL
Watch all the golf action during the TGL season on ESPN and ESPN App.
Michael Thorbjornsen wins Boston's first-ever match in TGL
Boston Common picks up its maiden victory in the TGL behind this Michael Thorbjornsen birdie at the final hole.
LIV Golf still waiting on approval from OWGR entering 2026
LIV Golf will end the year with no decision whether the Official World Golf Ranking will approve the 54-man league to receive ranking points like golf's other tours around the world.
Tiger Woods turns 50, now eligible for PGA Tour Champions
Tiger Woods turned 50 on Tuesday, making the 15-time major championship winner eligible to compete on the PGA Tour Champions circuit once he recovers from his latest health setbacks.
Golf Hall of Famer Masashi 'Jumbo' Ozaki of Japan dies at 78
Masashi "Jumbo" Ozaki, whose 113 worldwide victories are the most of any player from Japan, died Wednesday in his home country after a battle with colon cancer, the Japan Golf Tour said. He was 78.
