LOTTE Championship Full Prize Money Payout 2025
The latest event on the LPGA Tour comes from Hawaii, where another talented field of female stars battle for the title and the chance to claim a big first prize


The latest event on the LPGA Tour has been taking place in Hawaii, and some of the world's best have been battling it out for the LOTTE Championship.
Nelly Korda is among those competing in this unique event, which begins and ends a day earlier than normal due to logistical complications exacerbated by next week's tournament in Shanghai.
A Lim Kim triumphed at last year's LOTTE Championship, winning by two strokes and taking home a check for $450,000 from a total prize pot of $3 million. Those figures rose from $300,000 and $2 million a year prior.
For 2025, the champion will once again scoop $450,000 with the runner-up banking almost $300,000 themselves. Plus, each of the pros inside the top-six will take home a six-figure reward while finishing upwards of 13th will score you over $50,000.
The LOTTE Championship is one of the more lucrative tournaments in the LPGA Tour season, with a handful of other events offering an identical prize purse. They include the LPGA Black Desert Championship and the Mizuho Americas Open.
A general view of Ewa Beach Country Club, home of the LOTTE Championship
As ever, it’s not just financial rewards that are on the table, with world ranking points and Race To CME Globe points awarded to the winner. Whoever follows A Lim Kim will collect 500 points towards their season tally in the Race To CME Globe.
Below is the full prize money payout for the LOTTE Championship at Ewa Beach Country Club in Hawaii.
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LOTTE Championship Prize Money Breakdown
Position | Prize Money |
---|---|
1st | $450,000 |
2nd | $282,976 |
3rd | $205,279 |
4th | $158,799 |
5th | $127,816 |
6th | $104,576 |
7th | $87,534 |
8th | $76,690 |
9th | $76,690 |
10th | $68,944 |
11th | $58,097 |
12th | $54,223 |
13th | $50,815 |
14th | $47,717 |
15th | $44,928 |
16th | $42,449 |
17th | $40,282 |
18th | $38,422 |
19th | $36,873 |
20th | $35,633 |
21st | $34,395 |
22nd | $33,154 |
23rd | $31,916 |
24th | $30,675 |
25th | $29,592 |
26th | $28,508 |
27th | $27,421 |
28th | $26,337 |
29th | $25,253 |
30th | $24,324 |
31st | $23,394 |
32nd | $22,464 |
33rd | $21,534 |
34th | $20,604 |
35th | $19,831 |
36th | $19,056 |
37th | $18,283 |
38th | $17,507 |
39th | $16,731 |
40th | $16,112 |
41st | $15,493 |
42nd | $14,874 |
43rd | $14,252 |
44th | $13,634 |
45th | $13,169 |
46th | $12,704 |
47th | $12,239 |
48th | $11,774 |
49th | $11,309 |
50th | $10,844 |
51st | $10,536 |
52nd | $10,225 |
53rd | $9,914 |
54th | $9,606 |
55th | $9,295 |
56th | $8,984 |
57th | $8,676 |
58th | $8,365 |
59th | $8,058 |
60th | $7,747 |
61st | $7,593 |
62nd | $7,436 |
63rd | $7,282 |
64th | $7,128 |
65th | $6,971 |
Where Is The LOTTE Championship?
The LOTTE Championship is being played at Ewa Beach Country Club on the island of O'ahu in Hawaii. The course, which lies at the far end of the Ewa plains, was designed by Robin Nelson and opened in 1992.
It features rolling terrain throughout plus several lakes and ponds which are home to a variety of wildlife. Plus, the Waianae mountain range overlooks the course, which is also protected by the surrounding forest.

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