2025 US Women’s Open: Preview, field, betting, tee times, and how to watch the Erin Hills action

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Erin Hills welcomes the world’s best golfers for the 80th US Women’s Open. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the second major of the year.

Wisconsin’s Erin Hills will become the 16th venue to host both US national opens when the oldest women’s major tees off on May 29, having seen Brooks Koepka first win the USGA’s marquee event when the course made its major debut in 2017.

The best of both the LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour, including eight past champions, lineup in the 156-woman field to compete for the Harton S. Semple Trophy, won for a second time in 2024 by Japan’s Yuka Saso.

Japan's Yuka Saso won her second US Women's Open title in 2024.

The USGA received 1,904 entries for 2025’s championship from golfers in 46 US states and 60 foreign countries, the second highest on record.

Qualifying for those non-exempt pros was contested over 36 holes at 23 sites across the United States, plus one each in Canada, Japan, and Italy between April 15-May 13. A total of 26 amateurs are set to tee it up in this year’s edition.

Here’s everything else worth knowing ahead of the action…

US Women’s Open key details

Venue: Erin Hills, Wisconsin (Par 72 – 6,829 yards)

Format: 72-hole strokeplay with 36-hole cut (low 60 scorers plus ties)

Playoff: A two-hole aggregate playoff should there be a 72-hole tie

2024 Purse: $12m with the winner receiving $2.4m

While the prize fund for 2025 is yet to be announced, the US Women’s Open is expected to remain the biggest purse in the women’s game.

Race to CME Globe points: 650

Favorite: TBC

Defending champion: Yuka Saso (JPN), -4

Most wins: Betsy Rawls (USA), Mickey Wright (USA); 4

Erin Hills is one of the best golf courses in the the world.


How to watch the US Women’s Open

US viewers can catch all the action on the Golf Channel.

All times EDT

Thursday, May 29: The Golf Channel, TBC
Friday, May 30: The Golf Channel, TBC
Saturday, May 31: The Golf Channel, TBC
Sunday, June 01: The Golf Channel, TBC

UK viewers can catch all the action on Sky Sports Golf.

All times BST

Thursday, May 29: Sky Sports Golf, 17.00
Friday, May 30: Sky Sports Golf, 17.00
Saturday, May 31: Sky Sports Golf, 18.00
Sunday, June 01: Sky Sports Golf, 19.00

US Women’s Open tee times

Tee times and groupings can be found here.

US Women’s Open champions

YearWinnerScoreVenue
2024Yuka Saso-4Lancaster Country Club
2023Allisen Corpuz-9Pebble Beach
2022Minjee Lee-13Pine Needles
2021Yuka Saso-4Olympic Club
2020Kim A-lim-3Champions Golf Club
2019Lee Jeong-eun-6Country Club of Charleston
2018Ariya Jutanugarn-11Shoal Creek
2017Park Sung-hyan-11Trump National
2016Brittany Lang-6Corde Valle
2015Chun In-gee-8Lancaster Country Club
2014Michelle Wie-2Pinehurst No.2
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