KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025: Full Field & Streaming Details and How to Watch

KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025 featured groups and live coverage

The third major of the season for the LPGA is the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. Here are some essential details:

When and where is the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship?

Fields Ranch East, PGA Frisco (6,604 yards, par 72), Frisco, Texas, June 19–22.

How to watch the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

(All times EDT, including exclusive featured groups on Peacock)

Thursday, June 19

9:28AM-2:55PM: Featured group 1 (Korda, Thitikul, L. Ko) (Peacock)
11AM-3PM: Full coverage (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)
2:55-8PM: Featured group 2 (Thompson, Saso, Noh) (Peacock)
6-8PM: Full coverage (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Friday, June 20

9:28AM-2:55PM: Featured group 1 (Thompson, Saso, Noh) (Peacock)
11AM-3PM: Full coverage (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)
2:55-8PM: Featured group 2 (Korda, Thitikul, L. Ko) (Peacock)
6-8PM: Full coverage (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Saturday, June 21

TBD: Featured group (TBD) (Peacock)
11AM-1:30PM: Full coverage (Peacock)
1:30-6PM: Full coverage (NBC/Peacock)

Sunday, June 22

TBD: Featured group (TBD) (Peacock)
11AM-3PM: Full coverage (Peacock)
1:30-6PM: Full coverage (NBC/Peacock)

Which players are competing in the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship?

Among the 156 players in the field are 12 previous champions as well as the first two major winners of the year, Maja Stark (U.S. Women’s Open) and Mao Saigo (Chevron). Eight club professionals have also earned the right to compete.

What is the prize money and purse for the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship?

The $12 million purse is $1.6 million more than it was a year ago. It is comparable to the biggest prize of the year (the U.S. Women’s Open, which awarded champion Maja Stark $2.4 million). The winner of KPMG will get $1.8 million.

What is the cut at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship?

After 36 holes, there is a cut to the low 70 players and ties.

Who was the winner of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship in 2024?

Amy Yang finished at 7 under, three strokes ahead of the competition, to win her long-awaited first major championship in an impressive style at Sahalee. It was the 34-year-old’s sixth career LPGA Tour win and her 75th major start.