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LPGA tweaks allow more players to win CME Globe

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The LPGA made two tweaks to its Race to the CME Globe that will give more players a chance at the big end-of-season prize.

Beginning this year, the top five players in the standings can win the $1 million CME Globe title if they also capture the season-ending CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Fla. Previously, only the top three were guaranteed to win by also taking the season finale.

Also, the players with a mathematical chance to win the CME Globe will increase from nine players to 12 after a modification to the points reset.

Ariya Jutanugarn won last year’s CME Globe, while Charley Hull won the season finale.

The LPGA season begins next week in the Bahamas.