Tournament Schedule and Results
ADT Playoff Categories:
- winner: Official LPGA Tour events with a purse of at least $2,000,000. Winners of these events automatically qualify for the ADT Championship.
- standard: Winners do not automatically qualify for the ADT Championship; the ADT points system is used.
- unofficial: These events are not official LPGA Tour events and participation is not part of the ADT Playoff system.
The number in parentheses after winners' names show the player's total number of official money, individual event wins on the LPGA Tour including that event.
| Dates | Tournament | Location | ADT Playoff Category |
Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 19-21 | Women's World Cup of Golf | South Africa | unofficial | Paraguay (Julieta Granada / Celeste Troche) |
| Feb 15-17 | SBS Open at Turtle Bay | Hawaii | standard | Paula Creamer (3) |
| Feb 22-24 | Fields Open in Hawaii | Hawaii | standard | Stacy Prammanasudh (2) |
| Mar 9-11 | MasterCard Classic | Mexico | standard | Meaghan Francella (1) |
| Mar 22-25 | Safeway International | Arizona | standard | Lorena Ochoa (10) |
| Mar 29-Apr 1 | Kraft Nabisco Championship | California | winner | Morgan Pressel (1) |
| Apr 12-15 | Ginn Open | Florida | winner | Brittany Lincicome (2) |
| Apr 26-29 | Corona Championship | Mexico | standard | Silvia Cavalleri (1) |
| May 4–6 | SemGroup Championship | Oklahoma | standard | Mi Hyun Kim (8) |
| May 10–13 | Michelob ULTRA Open at Kingsmill | Virginia | winner | Suzann Pettersen (1) |
| May 17–20 | Sybase Classic | New Jersey | standard | Lorena Ochoa (11) |
| May 24–27 | LPGA Corning Classic | New York | standard | Young Kim (1) |
| May 31-Jun 3 | Ginn Tribute Hosted by Annika | South Carolina | winner | Nicole Castrale (1) |
| Jun 7-10 | McDonald's LPGA Championship | Maryland | winner | Suzann Pettersen (2) |
| Jun 21-24 | Wegmans LPGA | New York | standard | Lorena Ochoa (12) |
| End of first half of the season | ||||
| Jun 28-Jul 1 | U.S. Women's Open | North Carolina | winner | Cristie Kerr (10) |
| Jul 12-15 | Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic | Ohio | standard | Se Ri Pak (24) |
| Jul 19-22 | HSBC Women's World Match Play Championship | New York | winner | Seon Hwa Lee (2) |
| Jul 26-29 | Evian Masters | France | winner | Natalie Gulbis (1) |
| Aug 2-5 | Ricoh Women's British Open | Scotland | winner | Lorena Ochoa (13) |
| Aug 16-19 | CN Canadian Women's Open | Alberta, Canada | winner | Lorena Ochoa (14) |
| Aug 24-26 | Safeway Classic | Oregon | standard | Lorena Ochoa (15) |
| Aug 30-Sep 2 | LPGA State Farm Classic | Illinois | standard | Sherri Steinhauer (8) |
| Sep 7-9 | LPGA NW Arkansas Championship* | Arkansas | standard | Stacy Lewis (n/a) |
| Sep 14-16 | The Solheim Cup | Sweden | n/a | United States |
| Sep 27-30 | Navistar LPGA Classic | Alabama | standard | Maria Hjorth (3) |
| Oct 4-7 | Longs Drugs Challenge | California | standard | Suzann Pettersen (3) |
| Oct 11-14 | Samsung World Championship | California | standard | Lorena Ochoa (16) |
| Oct 19-21 | Hana Bank-KOLON Championship | South Korea | standard | Suzann Pettersen (4) |
| Oct 26-28 | Honda LPGA Thailand | Thailand | standard | Suzann Pettersen (5) |
| Nov 2-4 | Mizuno Classic | Japan | standard | Momoko Ueda (1) |
| Nov 8-11 | The Mitchell Company LPGA Tournament of Champions | Alabama | standard | Paula Creamer (4) |
| Nov 15-18 | ADT Championship | Florida | n/a | Lorena Ochoa (17) |
| Dec 7-9 | Lexus Cup | Australia | unofficial | Team Asia |
| Dec 22-23** | Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge | Nevada | unofficial | LPGA Tour |
Tournaments in bold are majors.
*The LPGA NW Arkansas Championship was not completed due to inclement weather. Only 18 holes were played so it was not an official tournament.
**The Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge was held on November 13. It was broadcast on television on December 22 and 23. The official LPGA Tour schedule listed the tournament dates based on the television broadcast.
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