Women's Golf World Rankings
First Week of July 2025 • TOP 30 Analysis
Executive Summary
Nelly Korda (USA) maintains her dominant position at world No. 1 with an impressive 10.38 average points, while Jeeno Thitikul (Thailand) holds steady at No. 2. Korean golfers show resilience with Haeran Ryu at 5th and Hyojoo Kim at 9th. The legendary 158-week consecutive No. 1 record by Lorena Ochoa remains unbroken, though Jin Young Ko holds the all-time record of 159 total weeks at No. 1.
📊 Current World Rankings TOP 30
⭐ TOP 5 Player Profiles
🥇 Nelly Korda (USA) - 10.38 Points
Born: July 28, 1998 (Age 26)
Height: 5'10" (178cm)
Hometown: Florida, USA
Family: Father Petr Korda (1998 Australian Open tennis champion), Sister Jessica Korda (LPGA pro)
Career Wins: 19 professional victories
Major Championships: 2 (2021 KPMG Women's PGA, 2024 Chevron Championship)
2024 Highlights: 7 wins including historic 5-win streak
Playing Style: 75.85% GIR accuracy, powerful yet precise
🥈 Jeeno Thitikul (Thailand) - 8.86 Points
Born: February 20, 2003 (Age 22)
Hometown: Ratchaburi, Thailand
Historic Achievement: Youngest professional winner at age 14 (2017)
Career Wins: 5 LPGA victories
2024 Success: CME Group Tour Championship winner ($4M prize)
2025 Victory: Mizuho Americas Open champion
🥉 Lydia Ko (New Zealand) - 6.68 Points
Born: April 24, 1997 (Age 28)
Heritage: Korean-New Zealand (Birth name: Ko Bo-kyung)
Olympic Glory: 2024 Paris Olympics Gold Medal
Career Achievements: 22 LPGA wins, 5 majors
World No. 1: Total of 125 weeks
Recent Success: 2024 AIG Women's Open champion
4️⃣ Ruoning Yin (China) - 5.78 Points
Age: 25 | Rising Star: China's leading female golfer with consistent top-tier performance and growing international recognition.
5️⃣ Haeran Ryu (South Korea) - 4.86 Points
Age: 22 | Achievement: 2022 LPGA Rookie of the Year | Status: Highest-ranked Korean player, representing the future of Korean women's golf.
🏆 All-Time World No. 1 Records
👑 Jin Young Ko - 159 Total Weeks (2023 Record)
Born: May 25, 1995 (Seoul, South Korea)
Historic Achievement: June 26, 2023 - 159 total weeks at No. 1
Career Highlights: 15 LPGA wins, 2 majors
Special Connection: Achieved record with David Brooker, Ochoa's former caddie
Playing Style: Consistency and mental toughness
Longest Streak: 100 consecutive weeks (2019-2021)
🎯 Lorena Ochoa - 158 Consecutive Weeks (2007-2010)
Born: November 15, 1981 (Guadalajara, Mexico)
Consecutive Record: April 2007 - May 2010 (unbroken)
Career Achievements: 27 LPGA wins, 2 majors
Retirement: Age 28, at the peak of her career
Playing Style: Power-based, eagle machine
Legacy: Charity foundation, golf course design
📊 Total Weeks at No. 1
- Jin Young Ko (KOR): 159 weeks
- Lorena Ochoa (MEX): 158 weeks
- Lydia Ko (NZL): 125 weeks
- Yani Tseng (TPE): 109 weeks
- Inbee Park (KOR): 106 weeks
⚡ Consecutive Weeks Record
- Lorena Ochoa (MEX): 158 consecutive
- Yani Tseng (TPE): 109 consecutive
- Jin Young Ko (KOR): 100 consecutive
- Inbee Park (KOR): 85 consecutive
- Annika Sorenstam (SWE): 61 consecutive
⚖️ Rolex Rankings System Explained
📈 Calculation Method
- 2-year rolling period (104 weeks)
- Average points system
- Recent performance weighted higher
- Major championships worth more points
🏆 Point Distribution
- Majors: Highest point values
- LPGA Regular Events: Standard points
- Other Tours: Lower point values
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