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HSBC Women’s World Championship 2025 prize money: Lydia Ko now No. 2 all-time for LPGA

Lydia Ko is now second on the LPGA Tour’s all-time money list. With her $360,000 first-place prize by winning the HSBC Women’s World Championship Sunday, Ko surpassed Karrie Webb. Ko now has $20,595,105 in official career earnings. She trails only Annika Sorenstam, who made $22,583,693.

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Lydia Ko moves into second on LPGA career money list, challenging Annika Sorenstam

Lydia Ko moved to No. 2 on the LPGA's career money list after clinching her 23rd career LPGA victory at the HSBC Women's World Championship, moving $301,488 ahead of Karrie Webb. Annika Sorenstam retired from full-time golf after the 2008 season and remarkably still tops the list with $22,

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Lydia Ko’s dream came true as she dominated in Singapore to collect her 23rd career LPGA title

Lydia Ko had a dream on Saturday night that she won the HSBC Women’s World Championship. She was disappointed when she woke up and realized she hadn’t even played the final round. Then she went out and won, proving dreams can, literally, come true.

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Lydia Ko 'Having More Fun,' Skies up HSBC Women's World Championship

LPGA Hall of Famer Lydia Ko shot a bogey-free 67 in the second round of the HSBC Women's World Championship to move up to second place on the leaderboard.

Lydia Ko's resume: Full list of wins, awards and accomplishments

Lydia Ko’s resume keeps growing. With her victory in the HSBC Women’s World Championship, the 27-year-old has 23 career LPGA ...

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Lydia Ko clinches 23rd career LPGA title in Singapore, eyes 'even better' 2025

After winning the PIF Saudi Ladies International on the LET to kickstart her 2025 season, Thitikul finished solo third in her ...

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Olympic champion Lydia Ko wins Singapore LPGA

Lydia Ko has finally conquered the LPGA’s HSBC Women’s World Championship, clinching her first title at her 11th attempt with ...

Battling mental struggles and climbing out of slump is golfer Lydia Ko’s ‘proudest moment’

She had struggled in 2023 but rose out of her slump in 2024, winning an Olympic gold. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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