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2025 KPMG Women's PGA Championship Final Payouts, Prize Money, Winnings: Minjee Lee Wins $1.8 Million
The 2025 KPMG Women's PGA Championship got a big pay boost this year. And Minjee Lee is pocketing a jackpot.
The event's purse was bumped up $1.6 million to $12 million total, the highest ever for this event and equal to the U.S. Women's Open for the largest cash prize in women's golf. First place this week receives $1.8 million
Minjee Lee entered the final round with a four-shot lead but it was hardly safe on the long, wide-open track in Frisco, Texas, which hosted the KMPG for the first time. It drew mixed reviews.Ultimately, Lee prevailed by three shots on a hot and windy afternoon for her third career major title.
All players who missed the cut collected $4,000. Here are the final payouts for the 2025 KPMG Women's PGA Championship.
2025 KPMG Women's PGA Championship Final Payouts
Win: Minjee Lee, -4/284, $1.8 million
T-2: Chanettee Wannasaen, -1/284, $914,168.53
T-2: Auston Kim, -1/284, $914,168.53
T-4: Chisato Iwai, +1/289, $536,634.99
T-4: Jeeno Thitikul, +1/289, $536,634.99
T-6: Angel Yin, +2/290, $359,691.69
T-6: Miyu Yamashita, +2/290, $359,691.69
T-8: Somi Lee, +3/291, $272,672.76
T-8: Hye-Jin Choi, +3/291, $272,672.76
T-10: Wei-Ling Hsu, +4/292, $226,254.98
T-10: Pauline Roussin-Bouchard, +4/292, $226,254.98
T-12: Jenny Shin, +5/293, $170,560.88
T-12: Lucy Li, +5/293, $170,560.88
T-12: Lydia Ko, +5/293, $170,560.88
T-12: Esther Henseleit, +5/293, $170,560.88
T-12: Charley Hull, +5/293, $170,560.88
T-12: Yealimi Noh, +5/293, $170,560.88
T-12: Lexi Thompson, +5/293, $170,560.88
T-19: Miranda Wang, +6/294, $131,113.51
T-19: Youmin Hwang, +6/294, $131,113.51
T-19: Nelly Korda, +6/294, $131,113.51
T-19: Leona Maguire, +6/294, $131,113.51
T-23: Jennifer Kupcho, +7/295, $108,875.02
T-23: Andrea Lee, +7/295, $108,875.02
T-23: Brianna Do, +7/295, $108,875.02
T-23: Rio Takeda, +7/295, $108,875.02
T-23: Shinsil Bang, +7/295, $108,875.02
T-23: Ruoning Yin, +7/295, $108,875.02
T-29: Akie Iwai, +8/296, $92,824.04
T-29: Azahara Munoz, +8/296, $92,824.04
T-31: Lindy Duncan, +9/297, $80,754.95
T-31: Dewi Weber, +9/297, $80,754.95
T-31: In Gee Chun, +9/297, $80,754.95
T-31: mi Hyang Lee, +9/297, $80,754.95
T-31: Ruixin Lee, +9/297, $80,754.95
T-36: Gabriela Ruffels, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-36: Julia Lopez Ramirez, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-36: Kamkang Park, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-36: Mary Liu, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-36: Nasa Hataoka, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-36: Morgane Metraux, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-36: Minami Katsu, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-36: Brooke Henderson, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-36: Grace Kim, +10/298, $60,722.05
T-45: Yan Liu, +11/299, $48,441.21
T-45: Arpichaya Yubol, +11/299, $48,441.21
T-47: Karis Davidson, +12/300, $42,465.47
T-47: Stephanie Kyriacou, +12/300, $42,465.47
T-47: Jenny Bae, +12/300, $42,465.47
T-47: Maja Stark, +12/300, $42,465.47
T-47: Gaby Lopez, +12/300, $42,465.47
T-52: Bianca Pagdanganan, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-52: Nanna Koerstz Madsen, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-52: Patty Tavatanakit, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-52: Ariya Jutanugarn, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-52: Ryann O’Toole, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-52: Paula Reto, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-52: Soo Bin Joo, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-52: Sei Young Kim, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-52: Megan Khang, +13/301, $33,648.21
T-61: Haeran Ryu, +14/302, $26,267.28
T-61: Jing Yan, +14/302, $26,267.28
T-61: Brooke Matthews, +14/302, $26,267.28
T-61: Peiyun Chien, +14/302, $26,267.28
T-61: Yuna Nishimura, +14/302, $26,267.28
T-66: Yuka Saso, +15/303, $25,238.09
T-66: Narin An, +15/303, $25,238.09
68: Hannah Green, +16/304, $24,361.84
T-69: Ana Belac, +17/305, $23,497.13
T-69: Moriya Jutanugarn, +17/305, $23,497.13
T-71: Jasmine Suwannapura, +18/306, $22,770.77
T-71: Carlota Ciganda, +18/306, $22,770.77
73: Rose Zhang, +19/307, $22,332.65
74: Olivia Cowen, +20/308, $22,044.31
T-75: Nataliya Guseva, +21/309, $21,641.21
T-75: Lauren Hartlage, +21/309, $21,641.21
77: Hira Naveed, +24/312, $21,229.89
78: Ilhee Lee, +25/313, $20,959.34
Jeff Ritter is the managing director of SI Golf. He has more than 20 years of sports media experience, and previously was the general manager at the Morning Read, where he led that business's growth and joined SI as part of an acquisition in 2022. Earlier in his career he spent more than a decade at SI and Golf Magazine, and his journalism awards include a MIN Magazine Award and an Edward R. Murrow Award for sports reporting. He received a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan and a master's from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.