Women's major golf championships

Golf · each major has its own; the article heads its tables "LPGA major winners"

2026 champions: Chevron Championship and U.S. Women's Open: Nelly Korda (United States); Women's PGA Championship and The Evian Championship: Ryu Hae-ran (South Korea); The Women's Open: Shiho Kuwaki (Japan)
Most majors: Patty Berg (United States), 15; then Mickey Wright, 13; Louise Suggs, 11
Most by nation: United States, 209 of 324; then South Korea (38) and Sweden (17)
India: No Indian winner
Cycle: Each major yearly

India at the majors

No Indian golfer has won a women's major. India's best finish is Aditi Ashok's tie for 17th at the 2024 Evian Championship. The best at each major:

Major	Best Indian finish
Chevron Championship	Tied 42nd, Aditi Ashok, 2017
U.S. Women's Open	Tied 26th, Aditi Ashok, 2024
Women's PGA Championship	Tied 29th, Aditi Ashok, 2017
Evian Championship	Tied 17th, Aditi Ashok, 2024
Women's British Open	Tied 21st, Diksha Dagar, 2023 (Aditi Ashok tied 22nd in 2018)

These come from the results tables of Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar; Tvesa Malik's article has none.

The majors by era

Era	Majors
First (1930 to 1972)	Women's Western Open (1930 to 1967), Titleholders Championship (1937 to 1972, with gaps), U.S. Women's Open (from 1946), LPGA Championship (from 1955)
Second (1973 to 2000)	LPGA Championship, U.S. Women's Open, du Maurier Classic (a major from 1979), Nabisco Championship (a major from 1983)
Third (2001 to 2012)	Kraft Nabisco Championship, LPGA Championship, U.S. Women's Open, Women's British Open
Fourth (from 2013)	Chevron Championship, U.S. Women's Open, Women's PGA Championship, The Evian Championship, The Women's Open

The file names each major as the table does in that era.

Wins by nation (top 8)

Chinese Taipei is written Taiwan in the article.