🇰🇷 2026 BMW Ladies Championship Live Hub — Final Complete — Yuri Yoshida Wins

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Inside This Hub: The final round is complete at Pine Beach Golf Links. Yuri Yoshida closed with a 4-under 68 to win her first LPGA Tour title at 17-under 271, one stroke ahead of Haeran Ryu and Hye-Jin Choi. Review the final leaderboard, championship recap, highlights, course insight, and complete tournament coverage from Haenam.
🔥 Final Round Complete — Yuri Yoshida Wins at 17 Under
  • Yuri Yoshida closed with a 4-under 68 to finish at 17-under 271 and earn her first LPGA Tour victory.
  • Starting four shots behind, Yoshida made an eagle at the par-5 second and three consecutive birdies on her way to a front-nine 31.
  • Yoshida made a crucial birdie at the 17th and survived a closing bogey to secure the championship by one stroke.
  • Haeran Ryu shot 73 and Hye-Jin Choi posted a 69 to share second at 16 under.
  • Hyo Joo Kim and Minju Kim tied for fourth at 15 under, two strokes behind the champion.
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2026 BMW Ladies Championship at Pine Beach Golf Links

The 2026 BMW Ladies Championship returns to Pine Beach Golf Links in Haenam-gun for four rounds of LPGA Tour competition from October 22 through October 25. The championship is one of the LPGA fall Asia swing's central events and brings a strong international field to a dramatic coastal venue in South Korea.

Pine Beach is a par-72 seaside-cliff links that played at approximately 6,785 yards during the 2025 championship. The Gary Roger Baird and David M. Dale design rewards controlled ball flight, precise iron play, confident putting, and the patience to handle exposed holes where wind and coastal weather can quickly change the scoring conditions.

This page is the main CaddyBytes BMW Ladies Championship hub for live scoring, field and storyline updates, Pine Beach Golf Links course analysis, highlights, tournament history, and round-by-round coverage from South Korea.

🏌️ Pine Beach Golf Links — Haenam-gun, South Korea Par 72 • Approx. 6,785 Yards • Seaside-Cliff Test

Pine Beach Golf Links became the BMW Ladies Championship host in 2025. The coastal layout is built around wind control, approach precision, exposed-hole management, par-5 scoring, and disciplined decision-making along the Haenam shoreline.

Quick Course Overview

Pine Beach is Korea's only seaside cliff-style links course and follows the natural rias coastline of Haenam. The Gary Roger Baird and David M. Dale design uses rolling terrain, ocean views, strategic bunkering, elevation changes, and coastal wind to create a championship test that can shift dramatically from calm mornings to stronger afternoon conditions.

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BMW Ladies Championship & Pine Beach Golf Links Coverage

2026 BMW Ladies Championship
LPGA Tour

Pine Beach Golf Links — Haenam-gun, South Korea

72 Holes Oct. 22-25, 2026

$2.35 million purse and 500 Race to the CME Globe points

Four-day championship during the LPGA fall Asia swing

CaddyBytes hub for scoring, news, highlights, and course coverage

Defending Champion: Sei Young Kim
2025 BMW Ladies Champion

Winning Score: 24-Under 264

Defending Champion Four-Stroke Win

Closed with a final-round 67 at Pine Beach

Finished four strokes ahead of Nasa Hataoka

Claimed her first LPGA Tour victory in five years

Pine Beach Course-Fit Keys
Wind Control & Approach Precision

Ball Flight, GIR and Bogey Avoidance

Course Fit Coastal Test

Control trajectory and distance through exposed coastal wind

Create birdie chances with accurate iron play

Protect against big numbers when the weather strengthens

Field & Storyline Watch
Korean & International Field

Defending Champion, Past Winners and LPGA Stars

Field Watch Entries Developing

Sei Young Kim headlines the defending-champion story

Korean stars and current Race to CME Globe contenders add depth

Final entries, withdrawals, and featured groups will be tracked through the news page

Coastal Championship Storyline
Pine Beach Returns

Second BMW Edition at Haenam

Venue Story Seaside Links

Pine Beach made its BMW Ladies Championship debut in 2025

The coastline and wind create a distinctive Korean LPGA test

Course knowledge from the first edition becomes more valuable in 2026

Tournament News & Highlights
Round Coverage

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Live News Tournament Week

Field notes, tee times, weather, interviews, and daily scoring movement

Highlights and video recaps from each competition round

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BMW Ladies Championship History
Past Champions

South Korea LPGA Legacy

History Since 2019

Sei Young Kim won in 2025 and Hannah Green won in 2024

Minjee Lee won in 2023 and Lydia Ko won in 2022

Jin Young Ko won in 2021 and Ha Na Jang won the inaugural LPGA edition in 2019

The BMW Ladies Championship & Pine Beach Golf Links Story

The BMW Ladies Championship joined the LPGA Tour schedule in 2019 and has moved among several leading South Korean venues. Past champions include Ha Na Jang, Jin Young Ko, Lydia Ko, Minjee Lee, Hannah Green, and Sei Young Kim.

Pine Beach Golf Links became the championship's host in 2025. Its seaside-cliff setting, natural coastal terrain, and changing wind immediately created a different style of challenge from the inland courses used in earlier editions.

Sei Young Kim won the first Pine Beach edition at 24-under 264, leading wire to wire and finishing four strokes ahead of Nasa Hataoka. The 2026 return gives players their second opportunity to use tournament experience on the Haenam layout.

Use the hub buttons above to jump directly to live scoring, the BMW Ladies Championship news feed, field storylines, highlights, Pine Beach Golf Links course notes, and event history.