Evian Championship Winners: The Full List Plus Playoffs
The Evian Championship is one of the five majors of women's professional golf. It is played annually in France at the Evian Resort Golf Club, and its history dates to 1994.
But while the tournament has been played since 1994, it has been an official LPGA Tour event only since 2000, and has counted as a major championship only since 2013.
Multiple Winners of the Evian Championship
No golfer in the tournament's major championship era has won more than once. But several golfers, over the tournament's full history, have recorded multiple wins:- 3 wins: Helen Alfredsson (1994, 1998, 2008)
- 2 wins: Laura Davies (1995, 1996)
- 2 wins: Annika Sorenstam (2000, 2002)
- 2 wins: Ai Miyazato (2009, 2011)
The List of Evian Championship Winners
As an LPGA major named the Evian Championship:
2024 — Ayaka Furue, 265
2023 — Celine Boutier, 270
2022 — Brooke Henderson, 267
2021 — Minjee Lee, 266 (defeated Jeongeun Lee6 on first playoff hole)
2020 — Not played
2019 — Jin Young Ko, 269
2018 — Angela Stanford, 272
2017 — Anna Nordqvist, 204 (defeated Brittany Altomare on first playoff hole)
2016 — In Gee Chun, 263
2015 — Lydia Ko, 268
2014 — Hyo Joo Kim, 273
2013 — Suzann Pettersen*, 203
(*reduced to 54 holes due to bad weather)
As an LPGA/Ladies European Tour cosanctioned tournament (not yet declared a major) named the Evian Masters:
2012 — Inbee Park, 271
2011 — Ai Miyazato, 273
2010 — Jiyai Shin, 274
2009 — Ai Miyazato, 274 (defeated Sophie Gustafson on first playoff hole)
2008 — Helen Alfredsson, 273 (won on third playoff hole over Na Yeon Choi and Angela Park)
2007 — Natalie Gulbis, 284 (won playoff over Jeong Jang)
2006 — Karrie Webb, 272
2005 — Paula Creamer, 273
2004 — Wendy Doolan, 270
2003 — Juli Inkster, 267
2002 — Annika Sorenstam, 269
2001 — Rachel Hetherington, 273
2000 — Annika Sorenstam, 276 (defeated Karrie Webb on first playoff hole)
As a Ladies European Tour event (not yet cosanctioned by the LPGA) named the Evian Masters:
1999 — Catrin Nilsmark, 279
1998 — Helen Alfredsson, 277
1997 — Hiromi Kobayashi, 274 (defeated Alison Nicholas on first playoff hole)
1996 — Laura Davies, 274
1995 — Laura Davies, 271
1994 — Helen Alfredsson, 287
The tournament record for lowest winning score is 263, established by In Gee Chun in 2016.
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