The LPGA Tour has made headlines with the announcement of a record-breaking prize fund of US$128.5 million for the 2026 season. This significant increase demonstrates the Tour's commitment to enhancing the financial landscape for female golfers and attracting top talent from around the world.
Commissioner Craig Kessler emphasized the importance of this milestone, stating that the LPGA aims to be recognized as one of the premier partners in all of sports. The increase in the prize fund is expected to elevate the competitive nature of the Tour, providing players with greater financial incentives and opportunities.
As the LPGA continues to gain traction globally, this record prize fund positions the Tour as a leader in women's sports, setting a benchmark for other leagues to aspire to. The announcement has been met with enthusiasm from players and fans alike, as the Tour prepares for an exciting season ahead.
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