The oldest major championship title and largest purse in women's professional golf will be on the line when the 80th U.S. Women's Open tees off Thursday at Erin Hills Club in Erin, Wisconsin.
It's the first time Erin Hills is hosting the Women's U.S. Open, and the course known for its undulating fairways and greens that were created by a glacier centuries ago figures to provide one of the most difficult tests of the season for the world's best golfers.
"It tests every part of your game," two-time major champion Nelly Korda said Tuesday. "It's very demanding.