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Resources about the LPGA Tour

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The LPGA Tour, based in Florida and with tournaments throughout the United States, plus Canada, Mexico, and a couple in Asia, is the premier wommen's professional golf tour in the world.

Below are resources on About.com relating to the LPGA Tour. Click a topic you're interested in to find the information you need.

LPGA Tour Schedule

The week-by-week schedule of events on the LPGA Tour for the current year.

Women's Major Championships

The LPGA has a somewhat convulated history of major championships. This page explains that history, and also links you to the individual tournament pages for the present LPGA majors, as well as past LPGA majors.

LPGA Tour Records

Who has the most wins? Needed the fewest putts over 19 holes? Holds the 72-hole scoring record? Who were the youngest and oldest major champions? Made the most consecutive birdies? Find these LPGA Tour records and dozens more.

LPGA Tour Awards, Honors

This link goes to our Golf Almanac index, which is where you'll find the lists of yearly LPGA victory leaders, money leaders, scoring leaders; Players of the Year and Rookies of the year.

LPGA Hall of Fame Points System

How the LPGA awards points toward induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame, and how many points are required.

Golfers of the LPGA Tour

Looking for information about LPGA Tour players? Here are our profiles of the most famous women golfers of all-time.

More on the LPGA Tour

More information about the LPGA Tour and its tournaments and golfers, plus info about other world golf tours, can be found here.

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