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LPGA's Chevron Championship Moves to Houston's Memorial Park in 2025
The first major tournament of the LPGA season will relocate from The Woodlands to the site of the PGA Tour's Houston Open.
Apr. 11, 2026 at 4:15pm
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The Chevron Championship's move to Memorial Park in Houston promises to redefine the LPGA's first major through a bold, cubist lens.Houston TodayThe Chevron Championship, the LPGA's first major tournament, is relocating to Memorial Park Golf Course in Houston starting in 2025. The move comes after the event spent the last three years at Carlton Woods in The Woodlands, which was plagued by attendance struggles and issues with the 18th hole grandstand. The LPGA sees the move to Memorial Park, which currently hosts the PGA Tour's Houston Open, as a way to align with sponsor Chevron's corporate presence and leverage the existing infrastructure and fan experience for a men's event.
Why it matters
The planned relocation has reignited debates about the tournament's identity and its place in golf history. Some argue the move prioritizes logistics over tradition, while others see it as a strategic step toward greater visibility and sustainability for the women's major. The 2025 Chevron Championship at Memorial Park is shaping up to be a must-watch event, not just for the golf, but for the conversations it's bound to spark about the future of the LPGA's premier tournament.
The details
The LPGA confirmed on Wednesday that the 2025 Chevron Championship, scheduled for April 23-26, will relocate to Memorial Park, a move that brings the event closer to Chevron's corporate headquarters and the heart of Houston. LPGA Commissioner Craig Kessler emphasized that Chevron's partnership is about 'elevating women's golf as a platform to inspire and grow the game,' and that moving to Memorial Park strengthens that vision by connecting more fans and communities to the LPGA's athletes.
- The Chevron Championship spent the last three years at Carlton Woods in The Woodlands.
- The 2025 Chevron Championship is scheduled for April 23-26 at Memorial Park Golf Course.
- The PGA Tour's Houston Open is currently held at Memorial Park, about a month prior to the Chevron Championship.
The players
Craig Kessler
LPGA Commissioner, who emphasized that the move to Memorial Park is about elevating women's golf and connecting more fans to the LPGA's athletes.
Mao Saigo
The winner of the 2024 Chevron Championship, which was held at Carlton Woods.
What they’re saying
“Chevron's partnership isn't just about hosting a championship; it's about elevating women's golf as a platform to inspire and grow the game. Moving to Memorial Park strengthens that vision by connecting more fans and communities to our athletes.”
— Craig Kessler, LPGA Commissioner
What’s next
Golf fans and industry experts will be closely watching to see if the move to Memorial Park can reignite the Chevron Championship's former glory.
The takeaway
The relocation of the Chevron Championship to Memorial Park in Houston represents a strategic shift for the LPGA's first major, balancing tradition with a desire for greater visibility and fan engagement. While some may lament the loss of the event's longtime home, the move aligns with sponsor Chevron's corporate presence and offers the potential to elevate women's golf through a more prominent platform.




