This marked the third playing of the Mizuho event, hosted by Michelle Wie West, and it has quickly become one of the premiere events on the LPGA schedule. Rose Zhang won the first edition in her LPGA professional debut followed by Korda in 2024 and now, Thitikul, who played alongside Mizuho CEO Jerry Rizzieri during the pro-am earlier in the week.

Jeeno Thitikul opened the Mizuho Americas Open as the tournament’s leader last Thursday and ultimately turned in a score of 17-under par to win the whole thing. It makred the fifth career victory for Thitikul and in the process she set both the 54-hole (202) and 72-hole (271) scoring records for the Mizuho as she took down Nelly Korda’s marks from last season.