Highlights and Prize Money Breakdown from 2026 LPGA Aramco Championship
The 2026 LPGA Aramco Championship showcased remarkable talent at Shadow Creek. Lauren Coughlin claimed victory, while Nelly Korda and Hyo Joo Kim also made headlines.
Lauren Coughlin captured the Aramco Championship at Shadow Creek Golf Course, defeating all 20 players from the ROLEX Women's World Golf Rankings in a historic field. The victory showcased Coughlin's confidence in competing against the world's best players, as she expressed her belief that she belongs among golf's elite.
The 2026 LPGA Aramco Championship showcased remarkable talent at Shadow Creek. Lauren Coughlin claimed victory, while Nelly Korda and Hyo Joo Kim also made headlines.

Lauren Coughlin captured her third LPGA Tour title with a commanding five-shot victory at the Aramco Championship, holding off world No. 1 Nelly Korda at Shadow Creek. The 33-year-old Virginian earned $600,000 for her first U.S. victory after previous wins in Canada and Scotland.

Lauren Coughlin captured her third LPGA Tour title with a commanding five-shot victory at the Aramco Championship in Las Vegas. The Virginia native finished at 7-under par, earning $600,000 while defeating world No. 1 Nelly Korda and a star-studded field at Shadow Creek.
Lauren Coughlin captured her first victory of the season at the Aramco Championship, earning $600,000 from the $4 million prize pool at Shadow Creek. The win moves her to third on the LPGA money list behind Hyo Joo Kim and consistent Nelly Korda.
Lauren Coughlin captured her third LPGA title with a commanding five-shot victory at the Aramco Championship, while Nelly Korda recorded her third consecutive runner-up finish. Coughlin's win at Shadow Creek marked redemption after losing last year's match play championship at the same venue.
Lauren Coughlin captured her first LPGA victory on American soil at the 2026 Aramco Championship in Las Vegas, earning $600,000 while Nelly Korda finished runner-up for the third consecutive week. The tournament featured a $4 million purse and showcased the competitive depth of women's professional golf.

Lauren Coughlin secured her third LPGA Tour title with a commanding five-shot victory at the Aramco Championship in North Las Vegas. The Virginia native shot even-par 72 in the final round to finish at 7-under, earning $600,000 and her first win on American soil.

Lauren Coughlin rebounded from early season struggles to win the 2026 Aramco Championship at Shadow Creek by five shots. The victory earned her $600,000 and marked her third LPGA title, coming after she finished runner-up at the same venue in 2025.

Leona Maguire earned her first top-10 finish of the season with a tie for second at the Aramco Championship in Las Vegas, banking $313,951. The Irish golfer finished at 2-under alongside Nelly Korda, five shots behind winner Lauren Coughlin.

Lauren Coughlin captured her first LPGA victory and a career-changing $600,000 payday at the Aramco Championship at Shadow Creek. The win moved her to third on the 2026 money list behind two-time winner Hyo Joo Kim and consistent performer Nelly Korda.

Lauren Coughlin captured her first LPGA Tour victory on American soil with a commanding five-shot win at the Aramco Championship in North Las Vegas. The 33-year-old Virginian finished at 7-under par, defeating world number one Nelly Korda and a star-studded field at Shadow Creek.