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Brooke Henderson joins Kara Wagland after picking up her second-career CPKC Women's Open title. She discusses the support she had all week in Mississauga and why this win is icing on the cake after winning her first National title back in 2018.

Brooke Henderson fired a final-round 4-under 67 to hold off Minjee Lee by one stroke and capture her second career CPKC Women’s Open title Sunday from Mississaugua Golf and Country Club.

After winning her National tournament back in 2018, Brooke Henderson edged out Minjee Lee to claim the CPKC Women's Open for a second time. Kara Wagland is joined by Bob Weeks to breakdown the Canadian's 14th win on tour, and if this can be a turning point for the rest of her season.

Aphrodite Deng almost stole the show at her first-ever CPKC Women's Open. The 15-year-old from Calgary shot a 2-over 73 in the fourth round to finish 4-under overall as the low amateur at the Canadian national women's championship.

After a great tee shot on the par 3, 14th hole, Brooke Henderson knocks in the birdie putt to take a one-stroke lead over Minjee Lee. 

An early birdie helped Brooke Henderson take a one-stroke lead over Minjee Lee, the Canadian still holds a one-stroke lead as the duel shifts to the back nine at the CPKC Women's Open.

Golf star Brooke Henderson looks to capture her second career CPKC Women's Open while 15-year-old amateur and Calgary native Aphrodite Deng attempts to stay in contention. Track the final rounds for Canadians on TSN.ca.

Brooke Henderson, and Minjee Lee finished Saturday's third round as the new co-leaders at the Women's Open, the Canadian women's golf championship. Henderson fired a 6-under 65 and Lee caught up to her with a 5-under 66 for them to sit at 11-under overall.

Brooke Henderson shot a 6-under Saturday at the CPKC Women's Open to move into a tie for first heading into the final round Sunday. She joins TSN's Bob Weeks to discuss her round, and how she will use the crowd to her advantage for the final round.

TSN's Kara Wagland and Bob Weeks discuss Brooke Henderson's incredible second round 65 at the CPKC Women's Open, and the performance by 15-year old Canadian Aphrodite Deng, who has had an impressive tournament through three rounds.

A last minute call and the chance to bet on herself is paying off for Monet Chun. Chun, from Richmond Hill, Ont., is in the midst of her rookie season on the second-tier Epson Tour and had planned to play in the Dream First Bank Charity Classic in Garden City, Kan., this week. But a phone call on Sunday inviting her to play in the CPKC Women's Open, the Canadian women's golf championship, near her hometown at Mississaugua Golf and Country Club was an opportunity she just couldn't miss.

Canada's Brooke Henderson and Australia's Minjee Lee are the new co-leaders at the CPKC Women's Open. Henderson, from Smiths Falls, Ont., fired a 6-under 65 to move into the lead after three rounds.

Japan's Akie Iwai has tightened her grip on the lead at the CPKC Women's Open. She held a two-stroke lead heading into play on Friday morning and shot a 2-under 69 to stay ahead of the pack.

After even-par opening round Thursday, Brooke Henderson surged in contention Friday at the CPKC Women's Open.

Canadian amateur Aphrodite Deng shot a 5-under 66 and sits in a five-way tie for second after the first round of the CPKC Women's Open. Brooke Henderson finished even on the day while Japan's Akie Iwai holds the clubhouse lead after carding a 7-under 64.

Aphrodite Deng leaned on a club, cooly crossing a leg at the ankle as she stood on the 18th fairway of Mississaugua Golf and Country Club, waiting her turn to shoot with all the confidence of a seasoned LPGA Tour pro.

Japan's Akie Iwai fired four birdies in her back nine for a total of seven to take a two-stroke lead at the CPKC Women's Open at 7 under. Canadian amateur Aphrodite Deng (-5) is tied for second with Gaby Lopez, Megan Khang, Jeeno Thitikul and Leona Maguire.

The first round of the CPKC Women's Open has concluded and there's a surprising name among the leaders in Aphrodite Deng. The 15-year-old Canadian amateur shot a 5-under 66 on Thursday and is tied for second at her national open.

Last year at this time, Nelly Korda was on top of the golf world. She’d won six times in seven starts and was easily the top-ranked female golfer in the world. She’d log one more win later in the season just to add to the discussion of whether she or Scottie Scheffler had the top season in golf.

Alena Sharp isn't done just yet. The 44-year-old is playing in her 20th CPKC Women's Open this week at Mississaugua Golf and Country Club. Although Sharp has been through some rough seasons the past couple of years, she feels her time on the LPGA Tour isn't over.

Brooke Henderson has played in more than a dozen CPKC Women's Open tournaments, winning the national women's golf championship in 2018. And she's loved every moment.

Nelly Korda is excited to be back at the CPKC Women's Open where the fans bring the energy, especially for Canadian Brooke Henderson which she says is fun to see and leaves her in awe. Korda compliments the quality of the golf courses in Canada, and explains her mindset as she tries to capture her first win of 2025.

Alena Sharp will tee off at the Canadian Women's Open for the 20th time this week and spoke about the growth of the tournament and golf in Canada overall. Sharp is excited to play close to her hometown of Hamilton, and shares what keeps her motivated to continue competing on the LPGA Tour at 44 years old.

Mike Weir inspired the generation of golfers currently finding success on the PGA Tour, and now we're starting to see the influence Brooke Henderson has made on young women across Canada. TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks joins Kara Wagland with more on how Henderson has inspired a young crop of talented Canadians.

Ahead of this week's CPKC Women's Open, Brooke Henderson spoke with TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks about the love and support she always gets playing Canada, the positives she is seeing in her game throughout an unusual season and more.

Brooke Henderson was candid about where her game currently stands ahead of the CPKC Women's Open, which admittedly has not been up to her standards. The Canadian spoke about the work she has been putting in, how she needs to clean up the mental part of the game, the support she gets in her home country and more.

Tillie Claggett is in only her second tour event ever, and says she is incredibly excited to play at the CPKC Women's Open on home soil. The Calgary native spoke about improving her game while adjusting her mindset to stay in love with the game. Claggett also shared a memory of Brooke Henderson as she was getting into golf.

Canada's Katie Cranston spoke with TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks about her summer thus far, what excites her about playing in the CPKC Women's Open, what she is going to be focused on with her play this week and more.