KPMG Women’s PGA Championship field 2025: Who’s playing at PGA Frisco?

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Check out the list of players who have qualified to play at the Women’s PGA Championship this year

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The Women’s PGA Championship will take place at PGA Frisco but who is in the field for the third women’s major of 2025?

156 competitors will take to the first tee on Thursday, June 19, with those players qualifying through a range of different categories and competitions.

Players from both the LPGA Tour and the Ladies European Tour will be in action and looking for major glory following the US Women’s Open, with the United States, South Korea, Thailand and Japan among the most represented countries.

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Here is the complete entry list of players who have qualified to play at PGA Frisco in Texas.

2025 Women’s PGA Championship field

Amy Yang

Ruoning Yin

In Gee Chun

Nelly Korda

Sei Young Kim

Hannah Green

Sung Hyun Park

Danielle Kang

Brooke Henderson

Yani Tseng

Cristie Kerr

Anna Nordqvist

Mao Saigo

Lilia Vu

Jennifer Kupcho

Patty Tavatanakit

Minjee Lee

Mirim Lee

Yuka Saso

Allisen Corpuz

A Lim Kim

Ayaka Furue

Celine Boutier

Lydia Ko

Ashleigh Buhai

Sophia Popov

Jin Young Ko

Grace Kim

Pajaree Anannarukarn

Rose Zhang

Leona Maguire

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Linn Grant

Alexa Pano

Megan Khang

Chanettee Wannasaen

Haeran Ryu

Hyo Joo Kim

Angel Yin

Bailey Tardy

Linnea Strom

Jeeno Thitikul

Lauren Coughlin

Moriya Jutanugarn

Jasmine Suwannapura

Rio Takeda

Yealimi Noh

Madelene Sagstrom

Ingrid Lindblad

Chisato Iwai

Chiara Tamburlini

Ina Yoon

Lauren Hartlage

Hinako Shibuno

Caroline Inglis

Lexi Thompson

Sarah Schmelzel

Charley Hull

Esther Henseleit

Ariya Jutanugarn

Akie Iwai

Carlota Ciganda

Jin Hee im

Maja Stark

Stephanie Kyriacou

Nasa Hataoka

Andrea Lee

Hye Jin Choi

You Ming Hwang

Lindy Duncan

S. Kim

Gaby Lopez

Shinsil Bang

Gabriela Ruffels

Jeeno Thitikul

Mi Hyang Lee

Yui Kawamoto

Nanna Koerstz Madsen

Allie White

Nicole Felce

Allie Knight

Natalie Vivaldi

Alison Curdt

Heather Angell

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Sandra Changkija

Ashley Grier

Katelyn Sepmoree

J. Coe

Somi Lee

Jenny Bae

Yan Liu

Minami Katsu

Auston Kim

Kristen Gillman

Haeji Kang

Cassie Porter

Weiwei Zhang

Jenny Shin

Nataliya Guseva

Lucy Li

Manon De Roey

Benedetta Moresco

Yahui Zhang

Elizabeth Szokol

Miranda Wang

Albane Valenzuela

Saki Baba

Narin An

Hira Naveed

Gemma Dryburgh

Aditi Ashok

Yuri Yoshida

Arpichaya Yubol

Peiyun Chien

Robyn Choi

Jiwon Jeon

Dewi Weber

Gigi Stoll

Jeongeun Lee5

Paula Reto

Brooke Matthews

Emily Pedersen

Wei Ling Hsu

Soo Bin Joo

Mary Liu

Ryan O’Toole

Jeongeun Lee6

Caroline Masson

Lexi Thompson

Muni He

Ruixin Liu

Brianna Do

Karis Davidson

Cheyenne Knight

Frida Kinhult

Yu Liu

Jing Yan

Pornanong Phatlum

Morgane Metraux

Savannah Grewal

Aline Krauter

Pauline Roussin-Bouchard

Gurleen Kaur

Georgia Hall

Julia Lopez Ramirez

Yuna Nishimura

Bianca Pagdanganan

Jodi Ewart Shadoff

Olivia Cowan

Ana Belac

Kate Smith-Stroh

Alena Sharp

Mariel Galdiano

Amanda Doherty

Xiaowen Yin

Perrine Delacour

What do you make of the field for the 2025 Women’s PGA Championship? Who do you think will take home the title? Let us know with a post on X, formerly Twitter!

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