Amundi Evian Championship 2026: Prize Money and Results at a Glance
Haeran Ryu wins the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship in a playoff and secures $1,400,000 in prize money from a record prize pool of $9.1 million.
Haeran Ryu won the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship, claiming her second major title on the LPGA Tour in three weeks. The 25-year-old South Korean prevailed over Canadian Brooke Henderson in a playoff and secured $1,400,000 in prize money from a record total purse of $9,100,000—the highest in the tournament’s history. The tournament was held at the Evian Resort Golf Club in Evian-les-Bains, France.
Here you can find the final leaderboard for the 2026 Evian Championship.
Tournament Recap: Drama Right Down to the Last Putt
Ryu had entered the final round with a three-stroke lead after shooting a 60 (-11) on Saturday—the lowest round in the history of a women’s major. In the final round, however, she struggled to find her rhythm on the greens and had to wait until the 18th hole for her first Birdie of the day—the very Birdie that saved her from a playoff.
Henderson delivered a spectacular final round with a 64, which included, among other things, a hole-in-one on the 8th hole and three eagles—including an eagle on the 18th hole at the very last moment of the regular round. Japan’s Aki Iwai narrowly missed the playoff when her Birdie putt on the 18th hole didn’t drop. In the playoff, also on the par-5 18th, Henderson found the Rough and could only manage Par, while Ryu hit the green and sank her Birdie to secure the victory.
Ryu thus earned a total of $3,350,000 in prize money over three weeks from two major victories—following her triumph at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship in Hazeltine.
Prize Money for the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship: A Complete Overview
The total prize money for the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship was $9,100,000—a record for this tournament. A total of 66 players made the cut, including four amateurs who did not receive prize money. The following overview lists all participants with their finishing position, total score, and prize money earned.
| Place | Player | Total | Prize Money |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Haeran Ryu | -19 | $1,400,000 |
| 2 | Brooke Henderson | -19 | $835,391 |
| 3 | Aki Iwai | -18 | $606,017 |
| T-4 | Jin Hee Im | -15 | $384,954 |
| T-4 | Miyu Yamashita | -15 | $384,954 |
| T-4 | Mao Saigo | -15 | $384,954 |
| T-7 | Lydia Ko | -13 | $242,409 |
| T-7 | Anna Nordqvist | -13 | $242,409 |
| 9 | Auston Kim | -12 | $203,533 |
| T-10 | Somi Lee | -11 | $166,709 |
| T-10 | Maja Stark | -11 | $166,709 |
| T-10 | Jeeno Thitikul | -11 | $166,709 |
| T-10 | Casandra Alexander | -11 | $166,709 |
| 14 | Erika Hara | -10 | $140,869 |
| 15 | Amy Yang | -9 | $132,634 |
| T-16 | Shannon Tan | -8 | $112,209 |
| T-16 | Jennifer Kupcho | -8 | $112,209 |
| T-16 | Ariya Jutanugarn | -8 | $112,209 |
| T-16 | Charley Hull | -8 | $112,209 |
| T-16 | Hinako Shibuno | -8 | $112,209 |
| T-16 | Lottie Woad | -8 | $112,209 |
| T-22 | Sei Young Kim | -7 | $92,504 |
| T-22 | Andrea Lee | -7 | $92,504 |
| T-22 | Nastasia Nadaud | -7 | $92,504 |
| T-22 | Anna Huang | -7 | $92,504 |
| T-26 | Hyo Joo Kim | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-26 | Ruoning Yin | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-26 | Nataliya Guseva | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-26 | Patty Tavatanakit | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-26 | Cassie Porter | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-26 | A Lim Kim | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-26 | Karis Davidson | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-26 | Mary Liu | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-26 | Minami Katsu | -6 | $72,111 |
| T-35 | Jing Yan | -5 | $53,970 |
| T-35 | Farah O'Keefe (USA) * | -5 | – |
| T-35 | Pajaree Anannarukarn | -5 | $53,970 |
| T-35 | Jodi Ewart Shadoff | -5 | $53,970 |
| T-35 | Shuri Sakuma | -5 | $53,970 |
| T-35 | Minji Kang | -5 | $53,970 |
| T-41 | Alison Lee | -4 | $41,506 |
| T-41 | Jenny Bae | -4 | $41,506 |
| T-41 | Rose Zhang | -4 | $41,506 |
| T-41 | Yunseo Yang (Am.) * | -4 | – |
| T-41 | Shiho Kuwaki | -4 | $41,506 |
| T-41 | Kajsa Arwefjall | -4 | $41,506 |
| T-41 | Arpichaya Yubol | -4 | $41,506 |
| T-41 | Soo Bin Joo | -4 | $41,506 |
| T-41 | Cara Gainer | -4 | $41,506 |
| T-50 | Wei-Ling Hsu | -3 | $33,386 |
| T-50 | Pauline Roussin-Bouchard | -3 | $33,386 |
| T-50 | Perrine Delacour | -3 | $33,386 |
| T-53 | Ina Yoon | -2 | $30,186 |
| T-53 | Chella Choi | -2 | $30,186 |
| T-53 | Ayaka Furue | -2 | $30,186 |
| 56 | Aditi Ashok | -1 | $28,359 |
| T-57 | Maria Jose Marin (USA) * | E | – |
| T-57 | Sara Kouskova | E | $27,441 |
| T-59 | Nanna Koerstz Madsen | +1 | $26,069 |
| T-59 | Melanie Green | +1 | $26,069 |
| T-61 | Linn Grant | +2 | $24,242 |
| T-61 | Chiara Tamburlini | +2 | $24,242 |
| 63 | Ryann O'Toole | +3 | $22,869 |
| 64 | Lauren Kim (USA) * | +5 | – |
| T-65 | Brianna Do | +8 | $22,183 |
| T-65 | Yuka Saso | +8 | $22,183 |
* Amateur – no prize money
Historic Achievement: First woman in golf to win two majors in a single year
With her victory at Evian, Ryu made history: For the first time in the history of women’s golf, two players have won two majors in the same calendar year—the other is Nelly Korda, who had previously won the Chevron Championship and the 2026 U.S. Women’s Open. This meant that in 2026, there were two players who each won two majors in a single season—a once-in-a-lifetime event in the history of women’s golf.
Video highlights of the 2026 Evian Championship
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13 Jul 2026
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Haeran Ryu wins $1.4 million in prize money at the Amundi Evian Championship. (Photo: Imago / NurPhoto)
