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The LPGA Tour and the Ladies European Tour each end their 2026 season races in November. On 20 October 2026 both 2026 races were still in progress, so no champion has been decided.

The LPGA Tour

How the season ends

The LPGA season finishes with the CME Group Tour Championship, and the winner of that event also takes the Race to the CME Globe, the season-long title, according to a search summary of LPGA schedule listings. The five majors are covered separately on the women's majors page.

Recent CME Group Tour Championship winners

SeasonCME Group Tour ChampionshipNotes
2023Not recorded in our sources
2024Jeeno Thitikul22 under at Tiburon Golf Club, one ahead of Angel Yin
2025Jeeno Thitikul26 under, 262, at Tiburon Golf Club, Naples, Florida; also won the Race to the CME Globe
2026In progressScheduled for 19 to 22 November 2026

The 2024 result is from the Associated Press report of 24 November 2024.

In 2025 Thitikul, from Thailand, finished four ahead of Pajaree Anannarukarn, with Nelly Korda third. Search summaries of The Sun Malaysia and Inside Golf say she also won the Rolex Player of the Year award and the Vare Trophy for the lowest scoring average, with Miyu Yamashita her main rival for Player of the Year.

2026: in progress

No 2026 season champion had been decided on 20 October 2026. A search summary of The Golf News Net's 2026 schedule lists the two remaining headline events:

EventVenueDates
The AnnikaPelican Golf Club, Belleair, Florida12 to 15 November 2026
CME Group Tour ChampionshipTiburon Golf Club (Black Course), Naples, Florida19 to 22 November 2026

The most recent result in our research is the Buick LPGA Shanghai at Sheshan Golf Club, which China's Ruoning Yin won at 11 under, one ahead of Choi Hye-jin (Korea Times, 18 October 2026). We could not find a current Race to the CME Globe or Player of the Year table, so we do not show standings.

The LPGA also announced that every round of every 2026 event would be shown live, the first time since Golf Channel began covering the tour in 1995 (NBC Sports, 18 November 2025). See watching golf.

The Ladies European Tour

The Order of Merit

The LET's season-long ranking is its Order of Merit, branded the Race to Costa del Sol. It is settled at the season-ending Andalucia Costa del Sol Open de Espana, according to the LET. A search summary of an LET page says the top 70 on the Order of Merit keep full playing rights for the next season.

Recent champions

SeasonOrder of Merit winnerSeason-ending Open de Espana
2023Not recorded in our sourcesNot recorded in our sources
2024Not recorded in our sourcesNot recorded in our sources
2025Shannon Tan (Singapore)Nastasia Nadaud (France)
2026In progressLa Cala Resort, Mijas, late November 2026

In 2025 Shannon Tan became the first player from Singapore to win the Order of Merit, holding off England's Mimi Rhodes at the final event at Real Guadalhorce Club de Golf, Malaga, from 27 to 30 November 2025. Nadaud won that event by four shots with a closing 66 (Sky Sports).

2026: in progress

The 2026 Order of Merit had no champion on 20 October 2026, and we could not find current standings. The finale is at La Cala Resort in Mijas, according to GolfMagic.

Sources differ

One source gives the 2026 finale as 26 to 29 November 2026; Wikipedia lists 29 November. Check the LET's own schedule nearer the time.

The route onto the LET

Players can also earn a place on the LET through the LET Access Series: the top seven on its 2026 Order of Merit earn LET membership for 2027, according to a search summary and Wikipedia.

For the women's team match between Europe and the United States, see the Solheim Cup, which Europe won in September 2026.

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