LPGA Tour-JM Eagle LA Championship 2026: Final Scores and Standings
The LPGA Tour-JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro took place on Monday, with a variety of players competing for the top spot. The final scores have been released, showcasing the performance of some of the best golfers in the world.
Top Performers
Sei Young Kim from the Republic of Korea led the field with a score of -17. Her performance was consistent throughout the tournament, with rounds of 65, 65, 71, and 70. This impressive score highlights her skill and focus during the competition.
Hannah Green from Australia finished closely behind with a score of -16. She recorded rounds of 67, 69, 67, and 68, demonstrating her ability to maintain a strong performance over four days.
Jin Hee Im from the Republic of Korea also had a solid showing, finishing at -16 with rounds of 67, 68, 69, and 67. Her consistency is a testament to her dedication and preparation.
Ina Yoon from the Republic of Korea came in with a score of -16 as well, posting rounds of 68, 64, 71, and 69. Her performance showed resilience, especially after a slightly weaker round.
Hae-Ran Ryu from the Republic of Korea ended with a score of -14, recording rounds of 70, 70, 68, and 66. Her ability to bounce back from a tough round is a key factor in her overall performance.
Patty Tavatanakit from Thailand finished at -12 with rounds of 65, 72, 67, and 70. Her performance was marked by a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent rounds.
Minami Katsu from Japan posted a score of -12 with rounds of 67, 69, 72, and 68. Her performance was steady and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Chisato Iwai from Japan finished at -11 with rounds of 63, 68, 75, and 70. Her performance highlighted both moments of brilliance and areas for improvement.
Jing Yan from China PR finished at -11 with rounds of 70, 67, 70, and 70. Her consistent performance across all four rounds was notable.
Melanie Green from the United States ended with a score of -10, posting rounds of 67, 68, 69, and 73. Her performance demonstrated her ability to adapt and perform under pressure.
Jenny Bae from the United States finished at -10 with rounds of 68, 68, 70, and 72. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent play.
Suvichaya Vinijchaitham from Thailand ended with a score of -10, recording rounds of 65, 71, 67, and 75. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Other Notable Performances
Alison Lee from the United States finished at -9 with rounds of 69, 69, 74, and 67. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent rounds.
Asterisk Talley from the United States finished at -9 with rounds of 70, 70, 69, and 70. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Akie Iwai from Japan ended with a score of -9, posting rounds of 70, 69, 69, and 71. Her performance was marked by a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent rounds.
Jennifer Kupcho from the United States finished at -9 with rounds of 69, 70, 68, and 72. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Allisen Corpuz from the United States ended with a score of -8, recording rounds of 67, 70, 69, and 73. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent play.
Celine Boutier from France finished at -8 with rounds of 67, 74, 71, and 68. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Yu Liu from China PR ended with a score of -8, posting rounds of 68, 71, 71, and 70. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Manon De Roey from Belgium finished at -8 with rounds of 66, 74, 69, and 71. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent rounds.
Lucy Li from the United States ended with a score of -8, recording rounds of 73, 68, 67, and 72. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Anna Nordqvist from Sweden finished at -8 with rounds of 70, 68, 69, and 73. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Jessica Porvasnik from the United States ended with a score of -8, posting rounds of 66, 69, 68, and 77. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Continued Competitions
Nataliya Guseva from Russia finished at -7 with rounds of 66, 75, 71, and 69. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent rounds.
Na Rin An from the Republic of Korea ended with a score of -7, recording rounds of 69, 73, 68, and 71. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Robyn Choi from Australia finished at -7 with rounds of 68, 73, 68, and 72. Her performance was marked by a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent rounds.
Mi Hyang Lee from the Republic of Korea ended with a score of -7, posting rounds of 68, 70, 67, and 76. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent play.
Grace Kim from Australia finished at -6 with rounds of 70, 72, 71, and 69. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Megan Khang from the United States ended with a score of -6, recording rounds of 72, 68, 72, and 70. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Wei-Ling Hsu from Chinese Taipei finished at -6 with rounds of 72, 69, 70, and 71. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Lauren Coughlin from the United States ended with a score of -6, posting rounds of 66, 76, 69, and 71. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent rounds.
Alexa Pano from the United States finished at -6 with rounds of 69, 72, 69, and 72. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Kum-Kang Park from the Republic of Korea ended with a score of -6, recording rounds of 66, 72, 71, and 73. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Jodi Ewart Shadoff from England finished at -6 with rounds of 68, 71, 67, and 76. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent play.
Dewi Weber from the Netherlands ended with a score of -6, posting rounds of 72, 67, 67, and 76. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Final Standings
Ingrid Lindblad from Sweden finished at -5 with rounds of 69, 72, 68, and 74. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Lottie Woad from England ended with a score of -5, recording rounds of 70, 71, 65, and 77. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Camille Boyd from the United States finished at -4 with rounds of 67, 74, 74, and 69. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Mary Liu from China PR ended with a score of -4, posting rounds of 70, 71, 72, and 71. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Gurleen Kaur from the United States finished at -4 with rounds of 68, 71, 73, and 72. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent play.
Aphrodite Deng from Canada ended with a score of -4, recording rounds of 68, 72, 71, and 73. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Pornanong Phatlum from Thailand finished at -4 with rounds of 70, 72, 67, and 75. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Yan Liu from China PR ended with a score of -3, posting rounds of 69, 71, 73, and 72. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Lilia Vu from the United States finished at -3 with rounds of 68, 74, 71, and 72. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Frida Kinhult from Sweden ended with a score of -3, recording rounds of 69, 69, 73, and 74. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Chella Choi from the Republic of Korea finished at -2 with rounds of 66, 73, 74, and 73. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Miyu Yamashita from Japan ended with a score of -2, posting rounds of 67, 72, 74, and 73. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Peiyun Chien from Chinese Taipei finished at -2 with rounds of 69, 71, 71, and 75. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Jasmine Suwannapura from Thailand ended with a score of -2, recording rounds of 66, 71, 73, and 76. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Hira Naveed from Australia finished at -2 with rounds of 70, 71, 69, and 76. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Final Rounds
Ryann O’Toole from the United States finished at -1 with rounds of 73, 69, 75, and 70. Her performance was a mix of strong and slightly inconsistent play.
Saki Baba from Japan ended with a score of -1, recording rounds of 67, 73, 76, and 71. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Ayaka Furue from Japan finished at -1 with rounds of 69, 71, 75, and 72. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Azahara Munoz from Spain ended with a score of -1, posting rounds of 72, 70, 73, and 72. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Isabella Fierro from Mexico finished at -1 with rounds of 69, 72, 73, and 73. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Dongeun Lee from the Republic of Korea ended with a score of -1, recording rounds of 74, 68, 72, and 73. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Aditi Ashok from India finished at -1 with rounds of 70, 72, 69, and 76. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Karis Davidson from Australia ended with a score of 0, posting rounds of 68, 74, 76, and 70. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Soo Bin Joo from the Republic of Korea finished at 0 with rounds of 69, 71, 70, and 78. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Paula Reto from South Africa ended with a score of 0, recording rounds of 68, 73, 68, and 79. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Ilhee Lee from the Republic of Korea finished at +1 with rounds of 70, 72, 71, and 76. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Youmin Hwang from the Republic of Korea ended with a score of +2, posting rounds of 70, 71, 72, and 77. Her performance was consistent and showed her potential as a competitive golfer.
Polly Mack from Germany finished at +3 with rounds of 66, 73, 76, and 76. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
Maja Stark from Sweden ended with a score of +4, recording rounds of 67, 75, 70, and 79. Her performance was consistent and showed her ability to compete at a high level.
Jin Young Ko from the Republic of Korea finished at +4 with rounds of 71, 71, 77, and 73. Her performance was marked by a few high-scoring rounds but overall showed promise.
