2025 T-Mobile LPGA Match Play: Thursday Weather Forecast

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The 2025 T-Mobile Match Play is underway at Shadow Creek Golf Course, and it’s been an exciting competition so far. On the first day of the tournament, the players experienced strong winds, while the weather forecast for Thursday shows a low probability of rain.

The T-Mobile Match Play was first introduced to the LPGA Tour in 2021, and it is the only match-play tournament on the schedule. The event was sponsored by Bank of Hope until 2024, when T-Mobile took over sponsorship.

In 2024, World No. 1 Nelly Korda won the event after securing a victory over Irish professional golfer Leona Maguire with 4,3. The year before that, Pajaree Anannarukarn won with 3,1 over Ayaka Furue.

According to the weather forecast issued by the LPGA, the probability of rain for the second day of the tournament is only about 5% to 15%. The temperatures will also fluctuate between 47 and 63 degrees, and there is a zero probability of lightning.

Here’s a full breakdown of the weather forecast for Thursday, April 3 (per the weather forecast prepared by meteorologist Tim Calamari):

8:00 a.m.

Weather: Mostly Sunny
Rain probability: 0%
Lightning probability: 0%
Temp (F): 47
Winds (mph): Light and variable

10:00 a.m.

Weather: Partly cloudy
Rain probability: 0%
Lightning probability: 0%
Temp (F): 55
Winds (mph): Variable 3-6

12:00 p.m.

Weather: Mixed skies
Rain probability: 10%
Lightning probability: 0%
Temp (F): 60
Winds (mph): Variable 4-8

2:00 p.m.

Weather: Mixed skies and isolated drizzles
Rain probability: 15%
Lightning probability: 0%
Temp (F): 62
Winds (mph): SW 5-10

4:00 p.m.

Weather: Mixed skies
Rain probability: 10%
Lightning probability: 0%
Temp (F): 64
Winds (mph): SW 5-10

6:00 p.m.

Weather: Partly cloudy
Rain probability: 5%
Lightning probability: 0
Temp (F): 63
Winds (mph): Variable 5-10

2025 T-Mobile Match Play prize money payout

There are 64 players in the T-Mobile Match Play field who are competing for a share in the total prize purse of $2 million. The winner will leave with $300,000, while the runner-up will receive $189,207. The semi-finalists will receive $121,718, and the quarter-finalists will go home with $66,298.

Here’s a breakdown of the prize money payout from the 2025 T-Mobile Match Play (per Golf Digest):

Winner: $300,000
Runner-up: $189,207
3: $121,718
4: $121,718
5: $66,298
6: $66,298
7: $66,298
8: $66,298
9: $35,932
10: $35,932
11: $35,932
12: $35,932
13: $35,932
14: $35,932
15: $35,932
16: $35,932
17: $26,934
18: $25,690
19: $24,655
20: $23,825
21: $22,998
22: $22,168
23: $21,340
24: $20,511
25: $19,786
26: $19,061
27: $18,335
28: $17,610
29: $16,885
30: $16,264
31: $15,642
32: $15,020
33: $14,398
34: $13,777
35: $13,260
36: $12,741
37: $12,224
38: $11,706
39: $11,187
40: $10,773
41: $10,359
42: $9,945
43: $9,530
44: $9,116
45: $8,805
46: $8,494
47: $8,183
48: $7,872
49: $7,562
50: $7,251
51: $7,045
52: $6,837
53: $6,629
54: $6,423
55: $6,215
56: $6,007
57: $5,801
58: $5,593
59: $5,388
60: $5,180
61: $5,077
62: $4,972
63: $4,869
64: $4,766

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Sarah Rishama Madaki is a dedicated Golf Writer at Sportskeeda with a passion for bringing fresh perspectives to the world of sports journalism. With five years of professional experience as a content writer and strategist, she has worked with global brands across diverse industries, including stints at Soot Africa, TWU, Ink Different Hub, and Attrock.

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