Tiffany Le and Emma Bunch share lead after Heritage Classic opening round
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 4:00 AM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

The Heritage Classic began Friday at Rolling Hills Country Club in Wichita, Kansas. Tiffany Le and Emma Bunch finished the first round tied for the lead at 5-under par. Several local players also participated in the opening action, with former Wichita State golfer Kate Tilma and K-State representative Noa van Beek both finishing the day at 3-over par. Rachel Stous sits one stroke back at 4-over, while Mackenzie Wilson ended her round at 7-over after recovering from a difficult front nine. The tournament continues with a second round on Friday, after which a cut will be determined. The event takes place at the historic birthplace of the Ladies Professional Golf Association.
- •Tiffany Le and Emma Bunch lead the field at 5-under par.
- •Kate Tilma and Noa van Beek finished at 3-over par.
- •The cut will be finalized following the conclusion of the second round.
- •Rolling Hills Country Club serves as the host venue for the event.
- 4:00 AMYahoo Sports — Heritage Classic opens with competitive first round
"The Heritage Classic kicked off in Wichita on Friday at the birthplace of the Ladies Professional Golf Association: Rolling Hills Country Club.
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