Anything can happen in the women's Olympic golf tournament that ends on Friday, in which the leader,

Colombia's Maria José Uribe remained in the fight for the medals of the Paris 2024 Olympics, four times from the new leader, Morgane Métraux, while Mexico's Gaby López dropped to nineteenth place.

Meeting the equator of the golf tournament, the Swiss Métraux took the lead from the French Celine Boutier

The Mexican finished the second round at the Golf National de Guyancourt (about 30 kilometres from Paris

eight strokes behind her and five on the podium.Mexico's Gaby Lopez competes in round 2 of the women's golf

India's Diksha Dagar finished with -1 on the first day of the women's golf tournament in 7th place.

Shortly afterwards she started playing golf with her brother, who is also deaf, and they were both coached

by their father, a former golf player.As a professional, she has already won two victories on the Ladies

She has three more days left competing at Le Golf National.

Australia and the United States won gold in the men's and women's team pursuit on Wednesday. They lived up to the predictions and the Oceanians regained the dominance they had enjoyed in Athens 2004. They had not been on the top of the podium since. In the women's competition, the US quartet were the favourites and they did not disappoint. It was a narrow victory, but the glory went to the Americans.

Twenty years later, Australia reclaimed the men's golf crown by defeating Great Britain in a thrilling

On the opening day of the women's golf tournament at Le Golf National, France’s medal prospects received

Golf at Paris 2024 resumed on Wednesday, following world number one Scottie Scheffler's impressive victory

showcasing her resilience and skill.Ver esta publicación en InstagramUna publicación compartida de Olympic Golf

Olympic pedigree, having won a silver medal at the Rio 2016 Games and a bronze at Tokyo 2020.The women’s golf

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Scottie Scheffler expressed feeling "proud to be an American" after a thrilling victory in the men's golf

The outcome of the men's golf tournament was surprising.

World number one Scottie Scheffler equalled the Le Golf National record with 62 strokes.

the last matches of the day.Ver esta publicación en InstagramUna publicación compartida de Olympic Golf

more he could have changed the colour of his medal, but bronze is a great prize.The podium of men's golf

Another great day at Le Golf National.

puts him third in the standings.Ver esta publicación en InstagramUna publicación compartida de Olympic Golf

where he has bogeyed all three days.Ver esta publicación en InstagramUna publicación compartida de LIV Golf

good round, as well as Detry.Ver esta publicación en InstagramUna publicación compartida de Olympic Golf

The South Korean golfer has a double motive to give his best in Paris 2024. In his country, medallists in international competitions receive an exemption from compulsory military service.

Friday has been a great day of competition at Le Golf National.

hole, the only bogey in two full rounds.Ver esta publicación en InstagramUna publicación compartida de Golf

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Japanese golfer Matsuyama is one of the many golfing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games hoping to get be amongst the medals. He completed his first round with 63 strokes, eight under par. American Xander Schauffele is second with -6 and Joaquin Niemann, Emiliano Grillo and Tom Kim are tied on -5.

Le Golf National has opened its doors to the men's Olympic tournament.

there are already several players who have fallen far short of the top.All eyes on the green ⛳The men's golf

event got underway today at Le Golf National.

-All eyes on the green ⛳L'épreuve de golf masculine a débuté aujourd'hui au Golf National.

Aberg is one of the new sensations of golf.

Scottie Scheffler is number one in the world golf ranking.

presence in Paris to draw inspiration from other American athletes as he tries to win a medal at Le Golf

Thursday marked the start of the men's golf tournament.

She says it can't be compared to missing a shot in golf.

Scheffler arrives at Le Golf National, the course where the Ryder Cup was held in 2018 and where the

Chilean golfer Joaquin Niemann is part of the LIV circuit, sponsored by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. This has caused some division in the golfing world, as tournaments on that circuit do not count towards playing in the Games.

His compatriots have played more than 40 each.Get your best swing ready, the Golf National site has just

⛳️-️Préparez vos meilleurs swing, le site du Golf National vient d'ouvrir !

that makes the tournament less attractive.That does not prevent the Chilean golfer from arriving at Le Golf

World Athletics president Sebastian Coe praised the Netflix docu-series "Sprint" on Thursday, highlighting its role in showcasing the "universality" of track and field. He emphasised the series' significant impact on promoting the sport globally.

, the Netflix series "Sprint" has been a hit, similar to other sports documentaries on Formula One, golf

The golfer Rory McIlroy is determined to turn the disappointment of recent major near-misses into what could be his biggest title in a decade: Olympic gold in Paris. The Northern Irishman, ranked world number three, is eager to secure this significant accolade, which has thus far eluded him.

competition is expected to be fierce.Eight years ago, McIlroy opted not to compete in the Rio Olympics when golf

ten players will compete, promising one of the strongest fields ever assembled for a men’s Olympic golf

event.Rory McIlroy during 152nd British Open Golf Championship at Royal Troon.

GETTY IMAGESOlympic organisers are reportedly considering adding a mixed team event to the golf schedule