Ryu been on the LPGA tour for four year and has won at least once per year. She’s the first golfer to win a major after coming from behind -10 shots after the first round.
Weber rocketed her tee shot on No. 18. She’s looking for her first ever Major Championship win and is sitting 2 under Ryu, who is on No. 16.
Still sitting in 5th place, Korda sends her ball into the water on Hole 16. She rescues it with a quick chip back toward the flag, but is her third consecutive Major Championship slipping out of her hands?
Canada’s Brooke Henderson current sits in second. She’ll have to work hard to overcome some rough shots on hole No. 14, going from rough to green right back into the rough again.
FOUR BIRDIES IN A ROW 🔥
— LPGA (@LPGA) June 28, 2026
Sei Young Kim sneaks up the leaderboard 📈 pic.twitter.com/tUcrGoADr4
Clouds are brewing over Hazeltine but signs of rain or storms yet...fingers crossed! The top of the leaderboard is currently on hole No. 12.
Nelly Korda, looking for her third consecutive Major Championship win, is fighting her way back up the leaderboard.
This is definitely worthy of a club twirl — What a shot by Nelly Korda! 🏌️♀️#KPMGWomensPGA pic.twitter.com/iAVrudE0Ee
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 28, 2026
Dewi Weber from the Netherlands climbs into the lead! Weber is looking for her first ever major championship win.
The top of the leaderboard is mostly through hole No. 5. Here’s a quick rundown:
1) Brooke Henderson
2) Haeran Ryu
3) Ina Yoon
3) Dewi Weber
5) A Lim Kim
The top of the leaderboard is moving through the beginning of the front nine.
The gusty wins at Hazeltine seem to be getting the better of some golfers, with a few waylaid tee-shots, including Ina Yoon escaping from a few trees and then a bunker.
Fresh off her U.S Women’s Open win, Nelly Korda is looking to win her third consecutive major.
Sitting six under the leader, Korda is hoping to overcome putting issues that plagued her in earlier rounds. Her first tee shot this afternoon settled into the bunker.
Check out Sung Hyun Park’s stunning put during the Final Round.
FROM LONG RANGE!
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 28, 2026
Sung Hyun Park makes a 54-footer 🙌
Watch now on NBC. #KPMGWomensPGA pic.twitter.com/xsJvUsNBET
The groundskeepers are working hard after rain delays this morning.
A work of art. 🎨#KPMGWomensPGA pic.twitter.com/DZpMpucsNb
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 28, 2026
Due to the weather delay, streaming times have been updated for the final round.
- 9am-1pm: Peacock & NBCSN
- 1-4pm: Peacock & NBC
- 1-6:30pm: Peacock
- 4:00-end of play: Golf Channel
All times ET.
Final Round play has begun at Hazeltine. Golfers will be facing high winds and a soft course as they tee off.
The final round will start at 11:54 am ET.
Weather update:
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 28, 2026
Practice Facilities will open at 10:10 AM.
Play of the Final Round will begin at 10:54 AM.
All Starting Times are delayed 3 hours and 30 minutes from the originally published times.
Play at Hazeltine remains suspended. The event said the next update will come at 11 am ET.
The LPGA announced on social media that the next weather delay update will come at 10am ET.
The current weather radar for Chaska, MN.
No update on the weather delay yet. The weather forecast for Chaska, Minnesota shows thunderstorms, rain showers and wind for Sunday afternoon.
Starting times for the Final Round have been delayed due to weather.
Weather Update: Starting Times are delayed due to impending inclement weather. The next update will be 8:00 AM.
— KPMG Women's PGA Championship (@KPMGWomensPGA) June 28, 2026
- 9 am-1 pm: Peacock and NBCSN
- 1-4 pm: NBC and Peacock
All times ET.
