World Surf League Championship Tour
Surfing · World Surf League (since 2015; earlier eras below)
2025HolderYago Dora (Brazil)
- Next
- The 2026 title, decided at the Pipe Masters, from 8 December 2026
- Most titles
- Kelly Slater (United States), 11; among women, Stephanie Gilmore (Australia), 8, and Layne Beachley (Australia), 7
- By nation
- Australia 45 titles, the United States 41, Hawaii 13 (counted apart by the WSL), Brazil 8
- India
- No champion
- Cycle
- One title a season; the 2020 season was cancelled (COVID-19)
Winners, newest first
2025Yago Dora (Brazil)
2024John John Florence (Hawaii)
2023Filipe Toledo (Brazil)
2022Filipe Toledo (Brazil)
2021Gabriel Medina (Brazil)
2019Italo Ferreira (Brazil)
2025HolderMolly Picklum (Australia)
- Next
- The 2026 title, decided at the Pipe Masters, from 8 December 2026
- Most titles
- Kelly Slater (United States), 11; among women, Stephanie Gilmore (Australia), 8, and Layne Beachley (Australia), 7
- By nation
- Australia 45 titles, the United States 41, Hawaii 13 (counted apart by the WSL), Brazil 8
- India
- No champion
- Cycle
- One title a season; the 2020 season was cancelled (COVID-19)
Winners, newest first
2025Molly Picklum (Australia)
2024Caitlin Simmers (United States)
2023Caroline Marks (United States)
2022Stephanie Gilmore (Australia)
2021Carissa Moore (Hawaii)
2019Carissa Moore (Hawaii)
More about this tournament
Eras
| Era | Seasons | What the table shows |
|---|---|---|
| ISF World Surfing Championships | 1964 to 1972 (6) | A venue for each year; no points |
| Smirnoff World Pro-Am Surfing Championships | 1973 to 1975 (3) | Men's champions only |
| IPS World Circuit | 1976 to 1982 (7) | Points; women's champions from 1977 |
| ASP World Tour | 1983/84 to 2014 (32) | Points; seasons named across two years until 1987/88 |
| WSL Championship Tour | 2015 to 2025 (11, 2020 cancelled) | Points |
Most titles
| Surfer | Titles |
|---|---|
| Kelly Slater (United States) | 11 |
| Stephanie Gilmore (Australia) | 8 |
| Layne Beachley (Australia) | 7 |
| Mark Richards (Australia) | 5 |
| Carissa Moore (Hawaii) | 5 |
| Wendy Botha (South Africa, then Australia), Lisa Andersen (United States), Freida Zamba (United States) | 4 each |