The Biggest Names in Women’s Golf Right Now

Women’s golf has never had more depth, personality, or global appeal.

From major winners to social media stars, the modern game is packed with players who bring far more than just results on a leaderboard. Whether it’s dominance on tour, influence off it, or a combination of both, these are some of the biggest names in women’s golf today.

Nelly Korda

If you’re looking for the face of modern women’s golf, Nelly Korda is right at the top of the list.

A multiple major winner and former world number one, Korda combines consistency, composure and effortless power. She’s also part of one of sport’s most talented families, with siblings Jessica and Sebastian both excelling at the highest level.

Lexi Thompson

Lexi Thompson has been in the spotlight for most of her life — and for good reason.

She qualified for the US Women’s Open at just 12 years old and has gone on to build a hugely successful career on the LPGA Tour. Known for her aggressive style of play and long driving, she remains one of the most recognisable players in the game.

Charley Hull

One of Britain’s brightest golfing talents, Charley Hull has been competing at the top level since her teens.

Fearless, fast-paced and refreshingly direct, Hull has become a fan favourite on both sides of the Atlantic. When she’s in form, she’s capable of beating anyone in the world.

Lydia Ko

Lydia Ko was a phenomenon from the moment she arrived on tour.

She became the youngest world number one in golf history and has since built a career that includes multiple major titles and a reputation for one of the sharpest short games in the sport.

Brooke Henderson

Canada’s Brooke Henderson has quietly become one of the most consistent winners in women’s golf.

With multiple LPGA titles and a major championship to her name, she’s known for her unique swing and relentless competitiveness.

Georgia Hall

England’s Georgia Hall made her name with a brilliant victory at the Women’s British Open and has remained a key figure on the Ladies European Tour and LPGA since.

She’s a steady, composed player who thrives under pressure — particularly on home soil.

Minjee Lee

Australian star Minjee Lee has developed into one of the most complete players in the world.

A major winner with a calm, methodical approach, she’s a regular presence near the top of leaderboards and a serious contender whenever she tees it up.

Paige Spiranac

Not every big name in golf is defined purely by results.

Paige Spiranac stepped away from professional competition early in her career but has become one of the most recognisable figures in the sport thanks to her social media presence.

She’s used that platform to bring new audiences into golf, while also speaking openly about the pressures that come with visibility in modern sport.

Michelle Wie West

Few players have had as much attention from such a young age as Michelle Wie West.

A former US Women’s Open champion, Wie has been a key figure in growing the profile of women’s golf globally, both during her playing career and beyond.