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Aramco Korea Championship winner to receive $300,000
The Aramco Korea Championship is a Ladies European Tour event held in South Korea.
Its 2026 prize fund is $2 million, shared among players who finish in the top 65.
The winner is due to receive $300,000.
Miyu Yamashita leads Yani Tseng by one stroke going into the final round.
Hyo-Joo Kim, winner of the first two editions, is six shots behind Yamashita as she seeks a third straight title.
Yamashita is aiming for her fourth win of 2026, while Tseng is seeking another victory after winning the Wistron Ladies Open in 2025.
The final round will decide the title and how the prize money is distributed.
The winner of the 2026 Aramco Korea Championship is set to receive $300,000.
The tournament has a total purse of $2 million.
The Ladies European Tour event is being held at New Korea Country Club in South Korea.
Miyu Yamashita led Yani Tseng by one stroke going into the final round.
Hyo-Joo Kim, winner of the 2024 and 2025 editions, began the final round six shots behind Yamashita.
- Who
- The winner of the Aramco Korea Championship.
- What
- The winner is set to earn $300,000.
- When
- 2026; the final round was scheduled for Sunday.
- Where
- New Korea Country Club, South Korea.
- Why
- The prize is the winner’s share of the tournament purse.
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Hyo-Joo Kim won the inaugural Aramco Korea Championship.
Kim won the tournament again, by two shots.
Yamashita led Tseng by one stroke going into the final round.
- Winner's prize
- $300,000
- Total purse
- $2 million
- Venue
- New Korea Country Club
- Leader before final round
- Miyu Yamashita
- Runner-up to the leader
- Yani Tseng, one stroke behind
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