Lauren Coughlin capped a dominant run with a five‑shot victory at the Aramco Championship in Las Vegas, taking the $600,000 prize. The 33‑year‑old finished at seven under, her first U.S. title and third LPGA win after Canada and Scotland. The star‑studded field included every top‑20 player and 38 of the top 40 ranked golfers in this season they competed intensely.

World No.2 Nelly Korda finished second, two shots behind, after a three‑over‑par 75 that saw her birdie the final hole. Ireland’s Leona Maguire matched her with a 71, sharing runner‑up honours. Both players posted solid rounds while the field’s difficulty turned the course into a major‑level test, with only Miyu Yamashita posting an under‑par score in this week they continued their.

The $4 million purse attracted 38 of the world’s top 40, making the competition fierce. Coughlin’s win boosts her ranking and re‑establishes her as a contender on the LPGA Tour, while Korda’s consistent second places underline her form heading into majors. The event’s tough conditions prove the course’s reputation as a true test of skill for the season they must show.