A ranking of the most successful women in professional golf history, measured strictly by the number of Major Championship victories. This list highlights the legends who have defined the sport through dominance in the four most prestigious tournaments.
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Nancy Lopez won eight major championships during her career, establishing herself as one of the most dominant players of her era. Her victory at the 1978 U.S. Women's Open as an amateur remains a historic milestone in LPGA history.
Patty Sheehan captured eight major titles between 1981 and 1990, demonstrating exceptional consistency on the largest stages. She holds the distinction of winning multiple U.S. Women's Opens and Western Open titles.
Annika Sorenstam is widely regarded as the greatest female golfer of all time, winning ten major championships. Her record includes three U.S. Women's Opens, three LPGA Championships, and four Evian Championships, redefining accuracy and short-game mastery.
Se Ri Pak won four major titles, including three U.S. Women's Opens, which sparked a massive surge in golf's popularity across Asia. Her 1998 U.S. Open victory inspired a generation of international players to join the tour.
Karrie Webb secured seven major championships, including six U.S. Women's Opens, tying her for the most wins in that specific tournament. Her longevity and power driving earned her numerous Player of the Year awards during the 1990s and 2000s.
Betsy King won six major titles during the 1980s, including multiple du Maurier Classic and U.S. Women's Open victories. Her aggressive style and competitive spirit made her a fan favorite and a dominant force in her era.
Mickey Wright holds the record for the most major championships won by a female golfer with thirteen titles. Her dominance in the 1950s and 1960s set the standard for excellence, including eight U.S. Women's Opens.
Juli Inkster won seven major titles throughout her long and successful career, including three U.S. Women's Opens. Known for her resilience and putting prowess, she remained a top competitor well into her fifties.
Shingo Katayama won four major titles, including two U.S. Women's Opens and two Chevron Championships. She was a key figure in the early success of Japanese golfers on the international stage.
Lorena Ochoa won four major championships, including three U.S. Women's Opens, before retiring at the peak of her career. Her elegant swing and mental toughness made her the first Mexican-born player to reach the World Number One ranking.
Beth Daniel won five major titles, including three U.S. Women's Opens and two du Maurier Classics. She played a pivotal role in the Solheim Cup and was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame for her contributions.
Candie Kung captured four major titles, including three U.S. Women's Opens. Her victory at the 1990 du Maurier Classic was particularly dramatic, sealing her legacy as a clutch performer in major championship moments.
Laura Davies won four major championships, including the du Maurier Classic three times. Her powerful driving and consistent ball-striking made her one of the most successful European players in LPGA history.
Diana Prill won four major titles in the early 1980s, including the du Maurier Classic and U.S. Women's Open. Her success helped elevate the profile of the LPGA Tour during a period of significant growth.
Ji Young Oh has won three major titles, including the 2024 U.S. Women's Open. Her recent victories highlight the increasing depth of talent and the emergence of new stars in international golf.
Ko Jin-young has won three major championships, including multiple KPMG Women's PGA Championships. Her powerful game and mental fortitude have established her as one of the premier players of the current generation.
Nelly Korda has won three major titles, including the U.S. Women's Open and the AIG Women's Open. Her long drives and precise iron play have made her a dominant force in recent years and a future Hall of Famer.
Sung Hyun Park has won three major titles, including the AIG Women's Open and U.S. Women's Open. Her consistent performance and clutch putting have solidified her status among the elite players on tour.
Inbee Park won four major championships, including two U.S. Women's Opens and two KPMG Women's Pegas Championships. Her short-game excellence and calm demeanor under pressure made her one of the most successful Asian golfers on the LPGA Tour.
Rose Zhang has won three major titles early in her career, including the U.S. Women's Open and AIG Women's Open. Her remarkable amateur record and professional debut have drawn global attention to her exceptional talent.