List of golfers with most LPGA Tour wins

This table lists 60 players with 10 or more wins on the LPGA Tour. It is based on the list on the LPGA Tour's official site, which differs slightly from the main win lists on player's personal profiles on the site. The wins counted here include professional titles won before the tour was founded in 1950; and LPGA Tour events won as an amateur, or as an international invitee before joining the LPGA Tour. They do not include team events, unofficial events, or official wins on other professional tours, of which a few of the golfers listed, such as Laura Davies and Annika Sörenstam, have many.

The list is complete as of May 19, 2024.[1] Members of the World Golf Hall of Fame are annotated HoF. Golfers listed in bold are active on the LPGA Tour as of 2024.

Rank Name Lifespan Country Wins Majors Winning span
1 Kathy Whitworth HoF 1939–2022  United States 88 6 1962–1985
2 Mickey Wright HoF 1935–2020  United States 82 13 1956–1973
3 Annika Sörenstam HoF 1970–  Sweden 72 10 1995–2008
4 Louise Suggs HoF 1923–2015  United States 61 11 1946–1962
5 Patty Berg HoF 1918–2006  United States 60 15 1937–1962
6 Betsy Rawls HoF 1928–2023  United States 55 8 1951–1972
7 Nancy Lopez HoF 1957–  United States 48 3 1978–1997
8 JoAnne Carner HoF 1939–  United States 43 2 1969–1985
9 Sandra Haynie HoF 1943–  United States 42 4 1962–1982
T10 Babe Zaharias HoF 1911–1956  United States 41 10 1940–1955
Karrie Webb HoF 1974–  Australia 41 7 1995–2014
12 Carol Mann HoF 1941–2018  United States 38 2 1964–1975
13 Patty Sheehan HoF 1956–  United States 35 6 1981–1996
14 Betsy King HoF 1955–  United States 34 6 1984–2001
15 Beth Daniel HoF 1956–  United States 33 1 1979–2003
T16 Pat Bradley HoF 1951–  United States 31 6 1976–1995
Juli Inkster HoF 1960–  United States 31 7 1983–2006
18 Amy Alcott HoF 1956–  United States 29 5 1975–1991
T19 Jane Blalock 1945–  United States 27 0 1970–1985
Lorena Ochoa HoF 1981–  Mexico 27 2 2004–2009
T21 Marlene Hagge HoF 1934–2023  United States 26 1 1952–1972
Judy Rankin HoF 1945–  United States 26 0 1968–1979
23 Se Ri Pak HoF 1977–  South Korea 25 5 1998–2010
24 Donna Caponi HoF 1945–  United States 24 4 1969–1981
25 Lydia Ko 1997–  New Zealand 22 3 2012–2024
T26 Marilynn Smith HoF 1929–2019  United States 21 2 1954–1972
Inbee Park HoF 1988–  South Korea 21 7 2008–2021
T28 Laura Davies HoF 1963–  England 20 4 1987–2001
Cristie Kerr 1977–  United States 20 2 2002–2017
30 Sandra Palmer HoF 1943–  United States 19 2 1971–1986
T31 Meg Mallon HoF 1963–  United States 18 4 1991–2004
Hollis Stacy HoF 1954–  United States 18 4 1977–1991
T33 Beverly Hanson HoF 1924–2014  United States 17 3 1950–1960
Ayako Okamoto HoF 1951–  Japan 17 0 1982–1992
Dottie Pepper 1965–  United States 17 2 1989–2000
36 Jan Stephenson HoF 1951–  Australia 16 3 1976–1987
T37 Sally Little 1951–  South Africa
 United States
15 2 1976–1988
Suzann Pettersen 1981–  Norway 15 2 2007–2015
Yani Tseng 1989–  Taiwan 15 5 2008–2012
Ko Jin-young 1995–  South Korea 15 2 2017–2023
Nelly Korda 1998–  United States 15 2 2018–2024
T42 Betty Jameson HoF 1919–2009  United States 13 3 1942–1955
Rosie Jones 1959–  United States 13 0 1987–2003
Liselotte Neumann 1966–  Sweden 13 1 1988–2004
Stacy Lewis 1985–  United States 13 2 2011–2020
Brooke Henderson 1997–  Canada 13 2 2015–2023
T47 Kim Sei-young 1993–  South Korea 12 1 2015–2020
Ariya Jutanugarn 1995–  Thailand 12 2 2016–2021
T49 Clifford Ann Creed 1938–  United States 11 0 1964–1967
Fay Crocker 1914–1983  Uruguay 11 2 1955–1960
Shirley Englehorn 1940–2022  United States 11 1 1962–1970
Ruth Jessen 1936–2007  United States 11 0 1959–1971
Susie Berning HoF 1941–  United States 11 4 1965–1976
Jane Geddes 1960–  United States 11 2 1986–1994
Jiyai Shin 1988–  South Korea 11 2 2008–2013
Lexi Thompson 1995–  United States 11 1 2011–2019
T57 Mary Lena Faulk 1926–1995  United States 10 1 1956–1964
Paula Creamer 1986–  United States 10 1 2005–2014
Shanshan Feng 1989–  China 10 1 2012–2019
Minjee Lee 1996–  Australia 10 2 2015–2023

"T" indicates tied for ranking position

References

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  1. ^ "Career victories". LPGA. Retrieved May 20, 2024.
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