You can find the latest LPGA schedule here. Next year's lineup includes Annika Solrenstam's retirement, the CP Women's Open, and Michelle Wie West's retirement. The ShopRite LPGA, CP Women's Open and CP Women's Open will resume their summer schedules. After a two-year absence, the CP Women's Open returns.
Annika Sorenstam's retirement
Annika Sorenstam's announcement of retirement on the LPGA schedule surprised many people. The Swedish-born professional golfer is retiring from the LPGA schedule after seven seasons. She has been a major force in women's golf for nearly two decades. Annika broke into the 60-hole club with a 59 hole round at the Standard Register Ping Tournament in 2001. Annika was invited by the PGA Tour to play in Colonial's 2003 tournament. She became the first women to play in a PGA Tour competition since 1945. She won seven U.S. Women's Open championships and the Vare Trophy.
Annika Sorenstam's competition schedule
After a seven-year break, Annika Sorenstam has returned to competitive golf. Annika Sorenstam returned to the LPGA Tour last summer and finished 74th at Sybase Classic. With more than $10million in earnings, she remains in the lead of the all-time money list. She was named LPGA Tour Player of Choice eight times.
Michelle Wie West's retirement
Michelle Wie West announced her retirement from LPGA. While it is shocking for many, the decision was made in the best interests of the game. The 'Babe’ blazed her way and left a lasting impression on the game. Wie West was a genius, a creative wonder, and an unstoppable force at the course. From her towering physical presence to her daring play against male players, she was both inspirational and controversial.
CP Women's Open
Every summer, the CP Women's Open tennis tournament is held in Toronto. TonsOfTickets.com can help you find tickets for this tournament. A seating chart can be used to determine the exact position of your CP Women's Open matches. There will be a seat that suits your needs, whether you want to sit in the stands of the front row.
ShopRite LPGA to Return
The ShopRite LPGA Classic returns this summer to New Jersey. All northeastern fans are invited to take part in the tournament. Since its inception in 1992, the event has contributed more than $19 million to local economic activity and $40 million towards various charities. Wakefern Food Corp., which is the retail chain's logistics and merchandising arm, also participates in the tournament.
Kingsmill not in 2022 schedule
The Kingsmill Resort will not be included on the 2022 LPGA Tour schedule. LPGA events have been held at Kingsmill's James River Golf Course since 2003. The event was originally scheduled for 2021, but was canceled after Pure Silk withdrew from the deal at the end of the year. The future of the James River course is unknown. Kingsmill is seeking a new title sponsor for the time being.
The first major for women will be held at the Congressional Country Club
Bethesda's Congressional Country Club will be the host for the 68th KPMG Women's PGA Championship, the first women's major in nearly a decade. A newly restored Blue Course will serve as the centerpiece of the tournament, with practice rounds beginning Wednesday. The Americans will begin the tournament Wednesday morning, with practice rounds beginning Wednesday. There are a number of factors to consider as the tournament moves forward.