Celebrating LPGA Champions: A Look at Players with Four or More Major Titles

Golf enthusiasts, regardless of their level of engagement with the sport, are aware that Jack Nicklaus holds the record for the most men's professional majors with 18 titles. In the realm of women’s golf, however, the record is held by Patty Berg, who amassed an impressive 15 major championships from 1941 to 1958. As a member of the Hall of Fame, Berg's achievements include seven Titleholders and seven Western Opens, both of which were once deemed major tournaments, alongside her victory at the 1946 U.S. Women's Open.

The landscape of professional women's golf has evolved significantly over the years, with the current LPGA schedule featuring five recognized major tournaments: The Chevron Championship (established in 1983), U.S. Women's Open (dating back to 1946), KPMG Women's PGA Championship (since 1955), Amundi Evian Championship (introduced in 2013), and AIG Women's Open (launched in 2001). Historically, other events such as the Western Open and Titleholders Championship were also classified as majors.

In addition to Patty Berg, the following LPGA players have achieved the remarkable feat of winning at least four major titles throughout their careers. Notably, Nelly Korda has recently joined this elite group following her success at the U.S. Women's Open:

1. Patty Berg - 15 titles
2. Mickey Wright - 13 titles
3. Louise Suggs - 11 titles
T4. Annika Sorenstam - 10 titles
T4. Babe Zaharias - 10 titles
6. Betsy Rawls - 8 titles
T7. Juli Inkster - 7 titles
T7. Karrie Webb - 7 titles
T7. Inbee Park - 7 titles
10. Pat Bradley - 6 titles
T10. Betsy King - 6 titles
T10. Patty Sheehan - 6 titles
T10. Kathy Whitworth - 6 titles
14. Amy Alcott - 5 titles
T14. Se Ri Pak - 5 titles
T14. Yani Tseng - 5 titles
17. Susie Maxwell Berning - 4 titles
T17. Donna Caponi - 4 titles
T17. Laura Davies - 4 titles
T17. Sandra Haynie - 4 titles
T17. Meg Mallon - 4 titles
T17. Hollis Stacy - 4 titles
T17. Nelly Korda - 4 titles