Leona Maguire Finishes Second at Inaugural Aramco Championship

American Lauren Coughlin claims first LPGA Tour win since 2024

Apr. 6, 2026 at 6:58am

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Irish golfer Leona Maguire earned over $313,000 for her second-place finish at the inaugural Aramco Championship in Las Vegas, Nevada. American Lauren Coughlin went wire-to-wire to claim her first LPGA Tour victory since 2024.

Why it matters

This tournament marks a significant milestone for the LPGA Tour, with the new Aramco sponsorship bringing increased prize money and visibility to the women's professional golf circuit. Maguire's strong performance continues to build her reputation as one of the top international players on tour.

The details

Coughlin, who last won on the LPGA Tour in 2024, dominated the field throughout the tournament to claim the championship title. Maguire, the Irish star, finished in a tie for second place, earning a sizable payday of over $313,000 for her efforts.

  • The inaugural Aramco Championship took place in Las Vegas, Nevada from April 3-6, 2026.

The players

Leona Maguire

An Irish professional golfer who finished in a tie for second place at the inaugural Aramco Championship, earning over $313,000.

Lauren Coughlin

An American professional golfer who won the inaugural Aramco Championship, her first LPGA Tour victory since 2024.

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What they’re saying

“I just know I played really, really great all week,”

— Lauren Coughlin

The takeaway

Maguire's strong second-place finish and Coughlin's comeback victory highlight the growing competitiveness and international appeal of the LPGA Tour, especially with the new Aramco sponsorship bringing increased attention and prize money to the women's professional golf circuit.