Jeeno Thitikul is new number 1 golfer in Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings

The last major championship of the season ended for the LPGA tour on Sunday and it was Miyu Yamashita who won the female British Open to attach an arc on all this.

This season has brought a number of incredible moments on the LPGA tour and one of them was undoubtedly Jeeno Thitikul winning the Mizuho Americas Open. Thitikul has had a stable season on tour and his coherent game has seen him finish T30 in Royal Porthcawl.

All this is all good enough to jump Thitikul at the number 1 in the classification of the World Golf of Rolex women. She is the new main player in the world.

LPGA:

For the second time in his career, Jeeno Thitikul has reached No. 1 in the World Golf Rolex classification. Thanks to his tie for the 30th at the Aig Women’s Open, Thitikul moved a place in the Rolex ranking, passing Nelly Korda, who had held first place since March 25, 2024.

Thitikul went up for the first time at the top of the Rolex ranking on October 31, 2022 and held the position for two weeks. She is the second Thai player to reach the Rolex n ° 1 classification, with Ariya Jutanugarn.

“I am very grateful to become the N ° 1 player in the world for the second time. It is not only for me – it is my family, my team and my friends, not to mention the incredible support that I feel of my fans in Thailand and around the world, “said Thitikul. “There are so many incredible golfers in competition every week and I will work on my best to make sure that I am a solid representative of our game.”

Overall, Jeeno has eight top-10 this season, which is the most anyone on tour. Although she has not won a major herself, she has every reason to be extremely proud of the season she had.

As indicated, Nelly Korda has held the number 1 player in the world since the end of March of last year. Nelly had an incredible 2024 season unlike anything of us that we have ever seen before, but she has not yet recorded a victory in 2025.

Congratulations to Jeeno Thitikul.