The world’s best golfers have officially taken over The Chevron Championship, and all eyes are on Memorial Park Golf Course as this iconic LPGA Tour major tees off in the heart of the city.
48 minutes agoMost recent drought monitor statusRead full article: Recent soaking rains in Houston has put a dent in the expanding drought in SE TexasWomen in Spring learn to take their power back with self-defense training against attackersThe world’s best golfers have officially taken over The Chevron Championship , and all eyes are on Memorial Park Golf Course as this iconic LPGA Tour major tees off in the heart of the city.
From powerhouse drives to clutch putts under pressure, this isn’t just another tournament—it’s one of the biggest stages in women’s golf, where legends are made and history is written. And with Houston as the backdrop? Expect big energy, fierce competition, and a weekend full of unforgettable moments both on and off the course.
You’ve got serious star power in Houston this weekend, as the field is stacked with major champions, world No. 1 talent, and some of the hottest players on the LPGA Tour right now, like: Nelly Korda – One of the biggest stars in the game and a former Chevron champ, Jeeno Thitikul – The current World No. 1 chasing her first major title, Lydia Ko – A Hall of Famer with over 20 LPGA, Hannah Green – Coming in with multiple recent wins and tons of momentum, Hyo Joo Kim – One of the most consistent players this season, and Minjee Lee – A multi-time major winner who thrives under pressure.also Charley Hull who’s still hunting that breakthrough major win, Mao Saigo, the defending champion looking to go back-to-back, and Stacy Lewis – A veteran favorite with strong Texas ties.
Tickets start at just $40, and kids 17 and under get in free with a ticketed adult, and military receive complimentary admission.
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