Aramco Championship
120 PROS
4 DAYS
$4m PRIZE FUND
2026 Review
The 2026 Aramco Championship delivered a standout moment for the PIF Global Series, bringing together a world-class field in a landmark co-sanctioned event between the LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour.
With a new 72-hole format and a $4 million purse, the tournament raised the bar for elite women’s golf. A commanding victory from Lauren Coughlin (-7) capped off a week that highlighted the growing strength and global reach of the game.
The Format
For the 2026 season, the PIF Global Series has evolved to place the spotlight primarily on individual excellence. Building on its rapid growth as some of the most compelling events in women’s golf, the Series has transitioned away from the previous team-plus-individual model to a pure stroke play competition played over four days.
Coming to a conclusion on the final day after the field is cut to 65 and ties, the Aramco Championship offers a huge $4m prize fund as well as points for the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit and the Rolex World Rankings.
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Event and Venue Information
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Our Newest Addition
Shadow Creek will play host to the Aramco Championship as the series visits Las Vegas for the very first time
Shadow Creek
Our Newest Addition
An MGM Resorts Entertainment Destination
Designed by legendary architect Tom Fazio and carved from the Nevada desert, Shadow Creek is a golf experience unlike any other. No description can fully capture its scale, detail, or beauty—it must be played to be truly appreciated. For those who love the game, Shadow Creek delivers an unforgettable experience at every turn.
Memorable
Shadow Creek is without a doubt one of the most unique golf course experiences in the world. In fact, I believe if a non-golfer ever visited the course, they would say it is one of the most amazing places they ever visited. Personally, it may be the most memorable involvement I have had over my many decades in the golf business. I have thought about Shadow Creek so many times—the initial idea stages, routing plans, scale model construction and first impressions after opening. We are approaching almost 25 years of play and I am still amazed with the whole experience. It is such a special place from so many aspects—great golf, great environment, great services—a place one can’t wait to return. There have been many wonderful golf courses created in the last several decades and I honestly believe Shadow Creek is in a separate category. It is very difficult to explain even after a visit. The total feel is distinctive and captivating. I believe it should be labeled one-of a-kind! I am honored to be a part of Shadow Creek. — Tom Fazio
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Spectator Information
Find all important know before you go information here.
Spectator Information
Spectator Information
Know Before You Go
PARKING
Complimentary parking is available on-site at the below location:
3 Shadow Creek Dr,
North Las Vegas,
NV 89081Please enter through the South Gate located on WASHBURN ROAD.
Google Maps location of the South Gate can be found here.
Google Maps location of General Admission parking can be found here.
Parking is not available overnight - any cars left overnight will be at risk of being towed or clamped by the local authorities.
TAXI/UBER
Taxi/Uber drop off and pickup is located next to the General Admission gate.
SHUTTLE BUSES
There will be complimentary shuttle buses running on a rotating basis between the General Admission entrance and the driving range.
EVENT TIMINGS
Thursday April 2 & Friday April 3
- 06:45-19:00 - Spectator Entrance, Parking and F&B Opening Times
- 07:00-08:39 - Tee Times 1st Session (Tee 1 & 10)
- 11:45-13:24 - Tee Times 2nd Session (Tee 1 & 10)
- 18:30 - End of Play
Saturday April 4
- 06:45-19:00 - Spectator Entrance, Parking and F&B Opening Times
- 07:00-13:25 - Tee Times (Tee 1 & 10)
- 17:45 - End of Play
Sunday April 5
- 06:45-19:00 - Spectator Entrance, Parking and F&B Opening Times
- 07:00-13:25 - Tee Times (Tee 1 & 10)
- 17:45 - End of Play
- 18:00-18:30 - Prize Presentation (18th Green)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
❌No firearms, knives, electronic "stun" devices, chemicals, or other weapons of any kind (regardless of license or permit)
❌No lounge chairs, over-sized chairs with extended footrests or rigid type chairs (such as solid metal lawn or folding chairs)
❌Chairs and/or seat cushions must not be stored in a bag. Small folding chairs are permissible.
❌Briefcases, suitcases/luggage of any kind, or other hard-sided bags or containers
❌Golf clubs or any sized brooms, poles, periscopes, staffs, or sticks
❌Golf shoes with metal spikes
❌Video cameras or other equipment designed for the sole purpose of video and/or audio recording, except for media personnel with proper credentials
❌Animals (except service animals to aid guests with disabilities)
❌Alcohol or illegal drugs or recreational drugs of any kind
❌Laser pointer pens, selfie sticks, mono/tripods, or other professional camera equipment
❌Drones, remote-controlled aircrafts, or other unmanned devicesPlease find the full prohibited items list here.
✅Wear appropriate footwear
✅Bring water, sunscreen & umbrella
✅Adhere to proper golf etiquette
✅Enjoy the world class golf on offer2025 Recap
The 2025 Aramco Houston Championship delivered drama, clutch shots, and standout performances in both the individual and team competitions at Golfcrest Country Club.
Spain’s Nuria Iturrioz secured the individual title with a commanding performance, posting a 54-hole total of 13-under-par (203 strokes). Demonstrating consistency and composure throughout the week, Iturrioz finished two strokes clear of England’s Charley Hull and fellow Spaniard Carlota Ciganda, who shared second place at 11-under-par.
In the team event, Team Kouskova—captained by Sara Kouskova and comprising Sofie Kibsgaard Nielsen, April Angurasaranee, and Ana Belac—emerged victorious with a total of 32-under-par. Their narrow one-stroke victory over Team Rhodes and Team Boutier (both at 31-under-par) was sealed by a decisive birdie from Angurasaranee on the final hole.
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