Who won the 2025 Chevron Championship? Final leaderboard explored

The 2025 Chevron Championship has concluded. The first Major championship of the year saw a thrilling final round, which resulted in a five-way sudden death playoff.

In a playoff between Mao Saigo, Ruoning Yin, Hyo Joo Kim, Lindy Duncan, and Ariya Jutanugarn. Mao Saigo won the 2025 Chevron Championship with scores of 70, 68, 69, and 74, totaling 7 under par. The four other golfers settled for a joint second place.

Haeran Ryu began the final round of the 2025 Chevron Championship tied for the lead. However, the South Korean golfer posted a final round score of 4 over par 76 to tie for 6th place with Jin Young Ko and Sarah Schmelzel.

Here's a look at the top players at the 2025 Chevron Championship (via LPGA Tour):

WINNER - Mao Saigo (-7)
T2 - Ruoning Yin (-7)
T2 - Hyo Joo Kim (-7)
T2 - Lindy Duncan (-7)
T2 - Ariya Jutanugarn (-7)
T6 - Jin Young Ko (-5)
T6 - Haeran Ryu (-5)
T6 - Sarah Schmelzel (-5)
T9 - Carlota Ciganda (-4)
T9 - Hye-Jin Choi (-4)
T9 - Manon De Roey (-4)
T9 - Yan Liu (-4)
13 - Angel Yin (-3)
T14 - Nelly Korda (-2)
T14 - Minjee Lee (-2)
T14 - Weiwei Zhang (-2)
T14 - Lexi Thompson (-2)
T18 - Allisen Corpuz (-1)
T18 - Chanette Wannasaen (-1)
T18 - Lauren Coughlin (-1)
T18 - Esther Henseleit (-1)
T18 - In Gee Chun (-1)
T18 - Mi Hyang Lee (-1)

Pernilla Lindberg finished in last place, 81st, at the 2025 Chevron Championship. She carded in rounds of 74, 72, 82, and 75 to total 15 over par for the week.

Chevron Championship Past Winners

Here's a look at a few of the past winners of the Chevron Championship (via LPGA Tour):

2024 - Nelly Korda (13 under par)
2023 - Lilia Vu (10 under par)
2022 - Jennifer Kupcho (14 under par)
2021 - Patty Tavatanakit (18 under par)
2020 - Mirim Lee (15 under par)
2019 - Jin Young Ko (10 under par)
2018 - Pernilla Lindberg (15 under par)
2017 - So Yeon Ryu (14 under par)
2016 - Lydia Ko (12 under par)
2015 - Brittany Lincicome (9 under par)
2014 - Lexi Thompson (14 under par)
2013 - Inbee Park (15 under par)
2012 - Sun Young Yoo (9 under par)
2011 - Stacy Lewis (13 under par)
2010 - Yani Tseng (13 under par)
2009 - Brittany Lincicome (9 under par)
2008 - Lorena Ochoa (11 under par)
2007 - Morgan Pressel (3 under par)
2006 - Karrie Webb (9 under par)
2005 - Annika Sorenstam (15 under par)
2004 - Grace Park (11 under par)
2003 - Patricia Meunier-Lebouc (7 under par)

About the author

Lathika is one of the newer additions to Sportskeeda’s budding golf journalism team and has brought plenty of in-game experience to the role. Having been a golfer for over 12 years now, some of her crowning achievements include winning titles on the Indian Golf Union Ladies tour and Junior Girls Amateur tour.

She currently competes in Division 1 golf in New York, and hopes to play in the U.S. Open and Chevron Championship one day. She is set to cover the 2025 Ryder Cup as well. She is currently pursuing a degree in Business Administration and Management, and holds a Sports Marketing certification from Northwestern University, which helped her learn to draft press releases and ultimately transition into journalism.

Lathika has thus developed a knowledge base that allows her to view golf from both player, spectator and media lenses, enabling her to bring statistics, insights and an understanding of fan emotion together in her copies. She only uses verified information from reliable sources like the PGA TOUR.

Her favorite golfers are Nelly Korda and Tiger Woods, both for their playing style as well as their mental strength. Much of her time away from work is spent playing golf, but she also enjoys spending time with her family and friends, and learning new hobbies or upskilling.

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Edited by Tushhita Barua