Suzann Pettersen is making a second return to professional golf since her retirement in 2019 with an appearance at this week's Aramco Korea Championship - and it may not be a one-off.

Two-time major winner Suzann Pettersen is returning to professional golf at this week's Aramco Korea Championship. The 45-year-old Norwegian, who retired in 2019 and last competed in 2022, stated she is testing her game simply for the love of the sport rather than to prove anything to herself. She will tee off at New Korea Country Club alongside Alexandra Försterling and Emily Kristine Pedersen.
While ruling out a full-time return, Pettersen revealed she could ideally play five or six events per year to stay sharp as her children grow older. Since initially stepping away from full-time competition, she served as Europe's Solheim Cup captain, securing a tie in 2023 before suffering a loss in 2024.
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