Chevron Boosts LPGA Major Purse to $7.9 Million, Extends Sponsorship Through 2029

The Chevron Championship's prize increase reflects a broader surge in investment in women's sports, with the LPGA's total prize money reaching $123.25 million.

The Chevron Championship purse has risen to $7.9 million, marking a significant increase from previous years.
Chevron has committed to remain the title sponsor of the LPGA's first major until 2029, underlining its support for women's golf.
The total prize money for LPGA majors this season will hit $45.4 million, nearly doubling from three years ago.
Players missing the cut at the Chevron Championship will now receive $10,000, aiming to ease financial burdens.
Nelly Korda, a top contender, seeks her fifth consecutive LPGA win at the upcoming Chevron Championship.