The men's golf competition was a success last week. Now it's time for the women to take the stage and, unlike the men, every top player is in Rio. Here's a primer and updated results as the week...

Lydia Ko makes some noise with a hole-in-one on the par-3 8th hole in Rio.

The 31-year-old American and the Canadian teenage phenom became the story of the day on the Olympic golf course with hot rounds to surge into contention.

Stacy Lewis vaults into the lead at the Olympics after torching the Rio Olympic Golf Course with a blistering 8-under 63 in Thursday’s second round.

Even capybaras probably want to steer clear of the snakes slithering around Rio Olympic Golf Course.

Thanks to a hole-out for eagle toward the end of her first round, Lydia Ko is just four shots back of Olympics frontrunner Ariya Jutanugarn.

The last time women teed it up in the Olympics was 1900 so anyone interested in following the action back then had to do so via trans-Atlantic radio transmission. This week, you can do so by...

If TV ratings are an indicator of the success of golf in the Olympics, then the game is here to stay in the summer games.

The SB Nation golf staff tries to make sense of the game's return to the Olympics.