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The LPGA THAILAND is a world-class women’s golf tournament sanctioned by LPGA. With the tournament returning and firmly anchored at one of the best golf courses in Thailand, Siam Country Club Pattaya, Old Course remains as one of the favorite golf courses with the LPGA players. Now, LPGA Thailand becomes the ‘must attend’ event for golfer.
2021
LPGA Thailand
| Purse | Format | PAR |
| $1,600,000 | 72 Holes | 72 |
| Date | Venue |
| May 6-9, 2021 | Siam Country Club Old Course |
Historic
TIMELINE
Ariya Jutanugarn
2021
Result:
65 - 69 - 69 - 63 = 266 (-22)
Ariya Jutanugarn from Thailand was the first Thai professional golfer to win a major championship on 2016.
This year 2021 since the pandemic of Covid-19 situation Honda LPGA at Siam Country Club Old Course was played under strict anti-Covid protocols.
In May 9th 2021, Ariya Jatanugarn won the Honda LPGA Thailand at Siam Country Club Old Course, shot a remarkable score on of 9 under par on the last day ,Total of 22 under par defeating Atthaya Thitikul by one stroke. Atthaya Thitikul closed with a 68 to finish one shot back in solo second, while ANA Inspiration winner Patty Tavatanakit finished in a tie for third at 20 under along with three-time Honda Thailand winner Amy Yang, Angel Yin and So Yeon Ryu.
This year 2021 since the pandemic of Covid-19 situation Honda LPGA at Siam Country Club Old Course was played under strict anti-Covid protocols.
In May 9th 2021, Ariya Jatanugarn won the Honda LPGA Thailand at Siam Country Club Old Course, shot a remarkable score on of 9 under par on the last day ,Total of 22 under par defeating Atthaya Thitikul by one stroke. Atthaya Thitikul closed with a 68 to finish one shot back in solo second, while ANA Inspiration winner Patty Tavatanakit finished in a tie for third at 20 under along with three-time Honda Thailand winner Amy Yang, Angel Yin and So Yeon Ryu.
Ariya Jutanugarn
2021
Ariya Jutanugarn from Thailand was the first Thai professional golfer to win a major championship on 2016.
This year 2021 since the pandemic of Covid-19 situation Honda LPGA at Siam Country Club Old Course was played under strict anti-Covid protocols.
In May 9th 2021, Ariya Jatanugarn won the Honda LPGA Thailand at Siam Country Club Old Course, shot a remarkable score on of 9 under par on the last day ,Total of 22 under par defeating Atthaya Thitikul by one stroke. Atthaya Thitikul closed with a 68 to finish one shot back in solo second, while ANA Inspiration winner Patty Tavatanakit finished in a tie for third at 20 under along with three-time Honda Thailand winner Amy Yang, Angel Yin and So Yeon Ryu.
This year 2021 since the pandemic of Covid-19 situation Honda LPGA at Siam Country Club Old Course was played under strict anti-Covid protocols.
In May 9th 2021, Ariya Jatanugarn won the Honda LPGA Thailand at Siam Country Club Old Course, shot a remarkable score on of 9 under par on the last day ,Total of 22 under par defeating Atthaya Thitikul by one stroke. Atthaya Thitikul closed with a 68 to finish one shot back in solo second, while ANA Inspiration winner Patty Tavatanakit finished in a tie for third at 20 under along with three-time Honda Thailand winner Amy Yang, Angel Yin and So Yeon Ryu.
Result:
65 - 69 - 69 - 63 = 266 (-22)
2019
amy yang
Result:
69 - 66 - 66 - 65 = 266 (-22)
Amy Yang, South Korea, carded a final-round 65 and a 22-under-par 266 to win the Honda LPGA Thailand 2019 for the third time in her four career victories.at Siam Country Club Pattaya Old Course. Despite lightning stopping play for 50 minutes and a rain delay later on Sunday, Yang emerged from a three-way tie with Minjee Lee and Carlota Ciganda with a birdie from the fringe of the green of the par-3 16th to regain the lead at 21 under, and capped the 18th hole with another birdie.
Minjee Lee, the third-round leader with Amy Yang at 15 under, had the chance to force a playoff on the 18th if she made a 14-foot eagle putt but she did not and had to settle for a birdie to finish with a 66 at 21 under for the sole second place. Carlota Ciganda was four strokes behind the third-round leaders, sitting at T8 at -11 and shot 63 on Sunday moving up five spots up the leaderboard, matching Eun-Hee Ji’s score from Thursday as the lowest of the event and finished at 20 under for the sole third place.
The famous Thai sisters, Jutanugarn family, were doing quite well with Moriya finished tied at 11 under for T10, and younger Ariya finished at 10 under for the sole 14th place.
Minjee Lee, the third-round leader with Amy Yang at 15 under, had the chance to force a playoff on the 18th if she made a 14-foot eagle putt but she did not and had to settle for a birdie to finish with a 66 at 21 under for the sole second place. Carlota Ciganda was four strokes behind the third-round leaders, sitting at T8 at -11 and shot 63 on Sunday moving up five spots up the leaderboard, matching Eun-Hee Ji’s score from Thursday as the lowest of the event and finished at 20 under for the sole third place.
The famous Thai sisters, Jutanugarn family, were doing quite well with Moriya finished tied at 11 under for T10, and younger Ariya finished at 10 under for the sole 14th place.
Korda - Sunday Play
2018
On the last day of the Honda LPGA Thailand, Jessica Korda was strong all the way starting with a four shot lead. Jessi started strong all the way with -22 playing the famous Thai sister, Moriya Jutanugarn who keeps bring the lead down to three.
Ariya Jutanugarn finished at -17, Jessica kept cruising finish at -25 for tournament and -5 for the day. Not far behind was a notable Lexi Thompson, 2016 champion here, finishing at second place at -21 and -8 for the last day, 2019 will prove to be another exciting year as past champions are extremely notable.
Ariya Jutanugarn finished at -17, Jessica kept cruising finish at -25 for tournament and -5 for the day. Not far behind was a notable Lexi Thompson, 2016 champion here, finishing at second place at -21 and -8 for the last day, 2019 will prove to be another exciting year as past champions are extremely notable.
Result:
66 - 62 - 68 - 67 = 263 (-25)
2017
amy yang
Result:
64 - 72 - 64 - 68 = 268 (-20)
Yang began playing golf at age 10 in her native Korea and moved to the Gold Coast of Australia with her family at age 15 to pursue golf more seriously.
In 2005, she won the Queensland Amateur Championship, the youngest winner ever of that championship. In 2006, while still an amateur she won the ANZ Ladies Masters on the Ladies European Tour (LET), making her the youngest winner ever on the LET at age 16 years, 192 days (a record later broken by 14-year-old amateur Atthaya Thitikul in July 2017).
In 2005, she won the Queensland Amateur Championship, the youngest winner ever of that championship. In 2006, while still an amateur she won the ANZ Ladies Masters on the Ladies European Tour (LET), making her the youngest winner ever on the LET at age 16 years, 192 days (a record later broken by 14-year-old amateur Atthaya Thitikul in July 2017).
lexi thomson
2016
The quest for the 10th Anniversary of Honda LPGA Thailand 2016 at Siam Country Club Old Course was nothing short of excitement. Amy YANG, the defending champion of 2015, admirably defended her title from the beginning to the end playing in the last group every day and finished tied for 3rd at 13 under-par with Jessica KORDA. Lexi THOMPSON, Rolex World Ranking No. 4 during this week, displayed her magic from the first day to the last, and won her lucky number 7 in Thailand.
The 21-year-old took command early in the week with an opening round 8-under par, 64 to take the outright lead in round one. Despite scrambling to a second round even par, 72, Lexi cruised on the weekend, posting 64 again on Saturday to take a four stroke lead entering the final round and closing with a 4-under par, 68 to win by six strokes ahead of 2015 U.S. Women’s Open Champion, In Gee CHUN.
Haru NOMURA and Chella CHOI round out the top 5 at 11-under par for the week. The best of the 7 Thai Ladies in this tournament, Pornanong PHATLUM finished at 7 under-par to tie for 11th place.
Result:
64 - 72 - 64 - 68 = 268 (-20)
2015
AMY YANG
Result:
67 - 66 - 71 - 69 = 273 (-15)
In 2015, Amy Yang had finished in the top-5 in three of her last four tournaments she has played dating back to 2014 prior to this week, and today she was finally able to break through. Battling Stacy Lewis this weekend, Amy Yang finished with 5 birdies and 2 bogies to a 3-under and total of 15-under par, and won the 2015 Honda LPGA Thailand by two strokes over a charging Yani Tseng (formal champions here in 2011 and 2012), Mirim Lee and Stacy Lewis (third round leader) who each finished at 13-under for the tournament. Tied for fifth place at 12-under were two firing storms of 9-under par Beatriz Recari, and 7-under par Sei Young Kim on the last day.
anna nordquvist
2014
Anna Nordqvist battled a star-studded leaderboard on Sunday and shot a 4-under 68 to claim her third career LPGA Tour title at the Honda LPGA Thailand. The 26-year old from Sweden finished the week at 15-under par and two shots ahead of Rolex Rankings No. 1 Inbee Park.
“I’m speechless to be honest,” said Nordqvist following the win. “It’s been a couple years since I won. I’ve been working very hard. Had my ups and downs. Just couldn’t be happier to be here. It was such a hard push on the back nine. Inbee kept making birdies and Michelle was playing great. Couldn’t really breathe until the last putt, so obviously I could just let go on the last putt.”
Nordqvist started the day with a four-shot lead over Park and American Michelle Wie but quickly made things interesting with a double bogey on the par 4 5th hole. Wie picked up her second birdie of the day on No. 5 to cut the lead to one shot.
Then the surging Nordqvist carded five of her seven birdies on the back nine. The top-ranked player in the world said she was pleased with her performance in her first event of the 2014 season. Nordqvist and Park took turns with birdies and never saw the lead cut to less than two. Nordqvist sealed the deal with her 12-foot birdie putt on No. 12 leaving a nice cushion for a bogey on the 72nd for the two-shot win.
Result:
66 - 72 - 67 - 68 = 273 (-15)
2013
INBEE PARK
Result:
67 - 71 - 71 - 67 = 276 (-12)
It was an absolute heartbreak for Thai teenager, Ariya Jutanugarn, and her thousands of Thai fans as she blew a two-stroke lead on the par-5 final hole with a triple bogey, to hand the Honda LPGA Thailand 2013 title to Korea’s Inbee Park, who struck five-under 67 for an aggregate 12-under for the tournament.
After appearing to be out of it for the first three rounds, defending champion (2011 and 2012) and world No 1 Yani Tseng was back to her supreme best on the final day, shooting a stunning nine-under 63. The Taiwan star shared third place with Spain’s Beatriz Recari (70), Korea’s So Yeon Ryu (68) and American Stacy Lewis (70) who had led the tournament for the first two rounds. Alone in seventh place was world No 2 Na Yeon Choi of Korea (68) while a further shot back was China’s Shanshan Feng (69) and Lizette Salas (70) of the U.S. leading amateur. Korean-born Lydia Ko, played steadily once again with a 69 to finish in joint 14th place.
YANI TSENG
2012
World No.1 Yani Tseng successfully defended her Honda LPGA Thailand title defeating Ai Miyazato by a shot. Tseng started the final round with an eagle and finished with birdies at the last two holes, fired a six-under-par 66 for 19-under 269 at Siam Country Club, Old Course for her 13th LPGA Tour victory.
Result:
67 - 71 - 71 - 67 = 276 (-12)
2011
YANI TSENG
Result:
66 - 71 - 70 - 66 = 273 (-15)
World No.1 Yani Tseng successfully defended her Honda LPGA Thailand title defeating Ai Miyazato by a shot. Tseng started the final round with an eagle and finished with birdies at the last two holes, fired a six-under-par 66 for 19-under 269 at Siam Country Club, Old Course for her 13th LPGA Tour victory.
AI MIYAZATO
2010
Japan's Ai Miyazato shot 9-under-par 63 on Sunday to win the season-opening Honda PTT LPGA Thailand at Siam Country Club Old Course by one shot over 2007 champ Suzann Pettersen. Miyazato, who was 10-under-par in her final 16 holes, chipped-in for birdie at 18 to clinch her second-career LPGA victory.
Result:
67 - 67 - 70 - 63 = 267 (-21)
2009
LORENA OCHOA
Result:
71 - 69 - 68 - 66 = 274 (-14)
Honda LPGA Thailand 2009 Lorena Ochoa notched 25th career LPGA Tour victory at 2009 Honda LPGA Thailand held at Siam Country Club Pattaya Plantation.
SUZANN PETTERSEN
2007
Suzann Pettersen went wire-to-wire to win her fifth LPGA Tour event of the season and career at the Honda LPGA Thailand 2007. It appeared there was no way Pettersen (65-68-63-71=267, -21) could avoid cashing the $195,000 winner's check after she fired a third-round 9-under-par 63 to hold a seven-stroke, 54-hole lead at 196 (-20) over Laura Davies (71-66-66-65=268, -20).
Result:
65 - 68 - 63 - 71 = 267 (-21)
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