Lexi Thompson Teeing It Up

Why Semi-Retired Lexi Thompson Is Playing LPGA Founders Cup This Week
Thompson stepped away from the LPGA full-time after the 2024 season, but gave insight on why she's playing the tour's second event of 2025, along with fellow retiree Brittany Lincicomb.
Lexi Thompson Teeing It Up at Founders Cup After Off-Season Engagement
Few expected to see Lexi out this early after wrapping up her 2024 season at the Grant Thornton Invitational in December. However, the soon-to-be 30-year-old made sure to take plenty of time off to reset and refresh over the last month and a half, and boy, was it an incredible offseason for Lexi.
Founders Cup: Semi-retired Lexi Thompson will play at least two LPGA majors, likely more
Thompson, an 11-time winner on the LPGA, opened the Founders Cup Thursday with a 2-under 69 at Bradenton Country Club with brother Curtis on the bag.
Look who's back: Lexi Thompson in field for second LPGA event of the season
Lexi Thompson is back on the LPGA. At least for one event. Thompson, who said last year would be her final season playing full time on tour, is in the field for next week's Founders Cup. The tournament is being contested at Bradenton Country Club in Bradenton,
Lexi Thompson announces early start to her first season as a non-full-time LPGA Tour player
Lexi Thompson is not moving away from the competitive golf just yet. The 29-year-old, who bid farewell to full-time professional golf last year, is gearing up to make her 2025 season debut at LPGA's second event of the year, the Founders Cup. The event will take place from February 6-9 at Bradenton Country Club in Florida.
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