Chevron Championship 2026 Final Leaderboard Scores, Prize Money Payouts and More

The LPGA Tour's first major of the 2026 season, the Chevron Championship, wrapped up Sunday at Memorial Park Golf Course, where Nelly Korda emerged on top with a $1.35 million payday.

Korda's 18-under performance secured a runaway victory, finishing five shots ahead of Ruoning Yin and Patty Tavatanakit to claim her second Chevron Championship title in three years after previously winning in 2024 at 13-under.

Here are the top-10 finishers from the Chevron Championship:

1. Nelly Korda, -18, $1.35 million

T2. Ruoning Yin, -13, $669,854

T2. Patty Tavatanakit, -13, $669,854

T4. Yan Liu, -12, $393,220

T4. Ina Yoon, -12, $393,220

6. Hyo Joo Kim, -7, $286,945.49

T7. Hannah Green, -6, $240,184.31

T7. Lottie Woad, -6, $240,184.31

T7. Ryann O'Toole, -6, $240,184.31

T10. Angel Yin, -5, $172,167.29

T10. Charley Hull, -5, $172,167.29

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Korda controlled the tournament from start to finish, holding a five-shot lead after 54 holes before cruising to a dominant win Sunday to open the 2026 season after going winless in 2025.

"I think this year I just wanted to have a different mindset change of if I get into trouble, I'll figure it out," Korda said on Friday, per Josh Schrock of Golf.com. "Not like you look at something and, excuse my French, and say I'm f—-d. There are times where I've had that and now I'm like, I'll figure it out. So that's my biggest takeaway from last year and the years before. I don't want to have that mindset. I want to be like, okay, I'll figure it out and not stress myself out too much." 

After opening with a 65 on Thursday, she backed it up with another strong round Friday, notching birdies on holes 1, 3 and 9 before adding five more on the back nine. The surge gave her the largest 36-hole lead at an LPGA Tour major since 1980.

She shot a 70 on Saturday, recording four birdies on the front nine and adding bogeys on holes 8 and 13.

Korda closed strong on Sunday, opening with birdies on hole 1 and 2 to go 2-under on the front. She traded two birdies with two bogeys on the back to finish with a 70 and run away with her third major championship.

Up next on the LPGA Tour schedule is the Mexico Riviera Maya Open at Mayakoba, set for April 30–May 3 in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico.