The winner of the opening game of the 2025 season of the LPGA tour is Kim Arim. Naturally, the top prize winner of the week was Kim Arim, who received 300,000 U.S. dollars in prize money. 바카라사이트
In the week after the Founders Cup, the second tournament of the season, the top prize money player changed from Kim Arim to Ko Jin-young. Kim Arim did not participate, and Ko Jin-young earned 115,392 dollars for the season's opening game, and after that, she ranked second alone in the Founders Cup, adding 187,584 dollars. Ko Jin-young won 302,976 dollars to rank No. 1 in the prize money rankings, and Founders Cup winners Noh Ye-rim and Kim Arim tied for second ($300,000).
As the Honda LPGA Thailand, the third competition of the season, ended at the Old Course (par 72) at Siam Country Club in Pattaya, Thailand on Sunday, the face of the top prize winner changed again.
Kim finished sixth with 17-under 271 overall by shooting 4-under 68. Kim earned 58,457 dollars in prize money, narrowly beating Noh Ye-rim (333,397 dollars) with a total of 358,457 dollars. Since the opening of the season, the top prize money ranking has continued to be determined by Korean players. Kim, who has been in the top 10 for two consecutive tournaments, is enjoying her best season by ranking first in player of the year points as well.
Ranked third in the prize money is Angelin of the U.S., who won the Honda LPGA Thailand (28 under par 260), earning 255,000 dollars in prize money. Having participated in all three competitions, her prize money has reached 326,908 dollars.
Ko Jin-young, who finished the tournament tied for 45th (3 under par 285), fell to fourth place in prize money ($313,354), while world No. 1 Nelly Korda of the U.S. is fifth in prize money ($279,376).
Akie Iwai of Japan, who shot 61 on the final day to rank second (27 under par 261), ranked eighth in the prize money rankings ($158,182).