Minjee Lee Wins 3rd Career Major at 2025 Women's PGA Championship, Full Leaderboard

Minjee Lee won her first Women's PGA Championship on Sunday, finishing four-under par at Fields Ranch East in Frisco, Texas.

Lee, who won the Evian Championship in 2021 and the U.S. Women's Open in 2022, now has her third career major and 14th professional win.

Lee finished ahead of Chanettee Wannasaen and Auston Kim, who tied for second at 1-under par. Just three golfers finished under par on the weekend.

Women's PGA Championship Leaderboard

1) Minjee Lee -4

T2) Chanettee Wannasaen -1

T2) Auston Kim -1

T4) Chisato Iwai +1

T4) Jeeno Thitkul +1

T6) Angel Yin +2

T6) Miyu Yamashita +2

Full leaderboard can be found here

Women's PGA Championship Payouts

Minjee Lee: $1.8 million

Auston Kim: $944,867

Chanetee Wannasaen: $944,867

Chisato Iwai: $536,634.50

Jeeno Thitikul: $536,634.50

Angel Yin: $359,691

Miyu Yamashita $359,691

Full payouts can be found here

Lee had a strong weekend but struggled a bit on Sunday, carding five bogeys. That gave Kim and Wannasean the chance to make things competitive, and they both posted 4-under 68s in the final round, though that wasn't enough to catch Lee thanks to her play coming into Sunday.

Lee's strongest performance came in the third round on Saturday, when she managed to put together a bogey-free round despite windy conditions in Frisco. Lee, who is from Australia and now resides in North Texas, said she was prepared for the elements.

"I'm constantly practicing in windy conditions ... It is windy, but not this windy, and it's really consistent as well," Lee said, per the Associated Press. "Yes, I can hit a knock-down shot, but you also have to play the wind. You have to play so much extra out here that you have to be a little more creative."

That outstanding round allowed her to control the lead despite a handful of errors on Sunday.

Lee, whose previous best finish at the Women's PGA Championship was second in 2022, is now closing in on a career grand slam. She's only missing wins at the Chevron Championship and Women's British Open, and she's previously finished in the top three at both events. More performances like the one she had this weekend should give her the grand slam in no time.