


When the world’s top women golfers gather at the Evian Resort Golf Club from July 9 to 12, 2026, it will be about more than just a tournament. The Amundi Evian Championship is the only major on the European mainland and captivates with its blend of Alpine elegance and athletic excellence. Who will blossom this year in the “Garden of Legends”?
The course in Evian-les-Bains is treacherous: sloping lies, fast greens, and the dramatic finish on the 18th hole regularly lead to last-minute shifts on the leaderboard. Nevertheless, the Par-71 course offers plenty of Birdie opportunities. Scores of ten under Par and even lower are not uncommon for past winners. Of course, external conditions also play a role in whether the fourth of the five major tournaments in women’s golf allows for low scores or not.
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Since the event was added to the LPGA calendar in 2000 and later granted major status, it has grown steadily. With a prize purse of $8 million, the Evian Championship ranks among the top tier of the tournament calendar. As with the other major tournaments, the steady growth of women’s golf is reflected in the tournament’s prize money trends. While the 2021 champion (Minjee Lee) took home $675,000 for her victory, Grace Kim won $1.2 million in 2025—nearly double the prize money. Here are the key figures for 2026:
Find out here how much prize money the players earned at the 2026 Evian Championship.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Date | July 9–July 12, 2026 |
| Venue | Evian Resort Golf Club, France |
| Prize Money | $8 million |
| Defending Champion | Grace Kim (Australia) |
The year 2025 featured one of the most thrilling finals in the tournament’s history. Australia’s Grace Kim secured her first major title in a dramatic playoff against Thailand’s Jeeno Thitikul. After Kim made a spectacular Eagle on the 72nd hole to force the playoff, she prevailed on the second extra hole. She thus continued the streak of first-time winners at Evian, following in the footsteps of Ayaka Furue (2024) and local favorite Celine Boutier (2023).

The Evian Resort Golf Club is truly one of a kind. Nestled between the peaks of the Alps and the deep-blue waters of Lake Geneva, the course demands tactical discipline from the players. The undulating topography means that hardly any ball is played from a flat surface—a challenge that adds excitement, especially during the early-morning tee times at the Amundi Evian Championship.
In addition to defending champion Grace Kim, two names in particular are in the spotlight:
For fans in Europe, the Evian Championship is particularly appealing due to the lack of a time difference. Live coverage of the Amundi Evian Championship is usually broadcast on the networks that also hold the rights to the LPGA Tour. Live streams of the Amundi Evian Championship are available through the LPGA Tour. For those who want to see the stars up close: Amundi Evian Championship tickets are usually available early on the official tournament website.

When will the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship take place? The tournament is scheduled for July 9–12, 2026. It is the fourth of a total of five major tournaments in women’s golf.
Where will the tournament be held? The venue is the Evian Resort Golf Club in Evian-les-Bains, France, right on Lake Geneva.
How much is the prize money for the winner? With a total prize purse of $8 million, last year’s winner received $1.2 million.
Where can I find the Amundi Evian Championship tee times? The tee times for the first two rounds will be published on the Tuesday before the tournament. For the third and fourth rounds, they will be announced the evening before each round. You can find all the latest pairings and the Amundi Evian Championship leaderboard right here in our live section.
12 Mar 2026
The winner of the Amundi Evian Championship traditionally poses with the trophy on the main sponsor's logo. (Photo: Imago)