The Women’s PGA Championship has travelled around the country during its 70-decade history, but which courses have been host venues of the tournament?
The tournament dates back to 1955, and since then, 14 different states have played host to the competition, one of five majors on the women’s calendar.
Much like the venues for the men’s version of the tournament and the US Women’s Open, the Women’s PGA Championship has been held at the best courses the United States has to offer.
Since the PGA of America took the reins of the tournament in 2015, the event has visited the likes of Baltusrol, Congressional and Hazeltine National.
It was held at Sahalee Country Club in 2024, which Amy Yang won by three shots ahead of Jin Young Ko, Lydia Ko and Miyu Yamashita. Sahalee hosted the PGA Championship in 1998, the US Senior Open in 2010 and it also held the Women’s PGA for the first time in 2016 when Brooke Henderson beat Lydia Ko in a playoff.
It has been held in Ohio and Maryland, which is the joint-most in the event’s history. It was held in Washington in 2024, which was only the second time the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship has visited that state.
PGA Frisco is the 2025 venue and is the PGA of America’s new home in Texas. This event will also be held at PGA Frisco in 2031, which is the furthest venue down the line which has been booked so far.
Take a look below at every course to have hosted the Women’s PGA Championship and all of the future host venues for the tournament:
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Future Women’s PGA Championship venues
2025: PGA Frisco
2026: Hazeltine National
2027: Congressional
2028 – 2030: Venue TBD
2031: PGA Frisco
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Host venues of the Women’s PGA by year
1955: Orchard Ridge
1956: Forest Lake
1957, 1958: Churchill Valley
1959, 1960: Shertaon Hotel
1961 – 1966: Stardust
1967 – 1968: Pleasant Valley
1969: Concord
1970 – 1974: Pleasant Valley
1975, 1976: Pine Ridge
1977: Bay Tree Plantation
1978 – 1989: Jack Nicklaus Sports Center
1990 – 1993: Bethesda
1994 – 2004: DuPont
2005 – 2009: Bulle Rock
2010 – 2013: Locust Hill
2014: Monroe
2015: Westchester
2016: Sahalee
2017: Olympia Fields
2018: Kemper Lakes
2019: Hazeltine National
2020: Aronimink
2021: Atlanta Athletic Club
2022: Congressional
2023: Baltusrol
2024: Sahalee
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