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First established in 1976 and now organised by The R&A, the AIG Women’s Open is one of five major championships in women’s golf.
Each year an international field of 144 players compete for the championship trophy with the low amateur, who plays 72 holes, awarded the Smyth Salver. In 2025 the AIG Women's Open took place at Royal Porthcawl, Wales, from 30 July to 3 August. Miyu Yamashita held off a Charley Hull charge to land her first career major and become the 2025 AIG Women’s Open Champion with a score of 11-under-par. The 24-year-old from Osaka completed the victory courtesy of a final-round 70, finishing two shots clear at the summit. Paula Martín Sampedro capped an incredible year by winning the coveted Smyth Salver. Having won The Women’s Amateur Championship in June she carried this momentum into the AIG Women's Open, where a stunning final round helped her end the weekend as the best-placed of four amateurs in the field. Relive all the action on the AIG Women's Open website.R&A TV
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Women in Golf Leadership Development Programme
We believe that a more inclusive workforce is a more effective workforce. Having more diversity in the boardroom and C-Suite is crucial and so we want to inspire more women to go on to enjoy successful careers working in golf.
We introduced our Leadership Development Programme with that very aim in mind. It is open to women working in organisations that are committed to our Women in Golf Charter who want to realise their potential and become future leaders.