The Amundi Evian Championship is the youngest of the five women’s majors, but who have been the winners in its short history?
The tournament’s history actually dates back to 1994. It began life as the Evian Masters on the Ladies European Tour. However, it was not until 2013 that it was awarded major championship status.
Since then, there has not been a repeat winner of the tournament, which is held every year at the Evian Resort in Evian-les-Bains in France.
Prior to the 2024 edition, there had been 11 winners of the Amundi Evian Championship. Between them, eight nationalities were represented.
In 2024, Ayaka Furue won by one shot from Stephanie Kyriacou.
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Amundi Evian Championship winners
2024 – Ayaka Furue
2023 – Celine Boutier
- Boutier became the first Frenchwoman to win a major on home soil. She also became the first to win a major in 20 years since Patricia Meunier-Lebouc’s Kraft Nabisco Championship victory.
2022 – Brooke Henderson
- Henderson became Canada’s first ever two-time major champion (male or female) with her 2022 victory. It followed on from her 2016 win at the Women’s PGA Championship.
2021 – Minjee Lee
2020 – No tournament due to COVID-19
2019 – Jin Young Ko
- Ko’s win at the Evian Championship was her second major title of 2019. In doing so, she became the first player to win two women’s majors in the same year since Inbee Park four years earlier.
2018 – Angela Stanford
2017 – Anna Nordqvist
2016 – In-Gee Chun
2015 – Lydia Ko
2014 – Hyo-Joo Kim
2013 – Suzann Pettersen
- Pettersen was the first player to win the Evian Championship after its jump to major status. It was her second major victory after the 2007 Women’s PGA Championship.
Evian Masters winners (pre-major)
2012 – Inbee Park
2011 – Ai Miyazato
2010 – Jiyai Shin
2009 – Ai Miyazato
2008 – Helen Alfredsson
2007 – Natalie Gulbis
2006 – Karrie Webb
2005 – Paula Creamer
2004 – Wendy Doolan
2003 – Juli Inkster
2002 – Annika Sorenstam
2001 – Rachel Teske
2000 – Annika Sorenstam
1999 – Catrin Nilsmark
1998 – Helen Alfredsson
1997 – Hiromi Kobayashi
1996 – Laura Davies
1995 – Laura Davies
1994 – Helen Alfredsson
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