KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025

Texas, get your golf claps ready – the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025 is heading to Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco from June 19 to 22, 2025, and it’s shaping up to be a major (literally) moment in women’s golf.

This historic 2025 KPMG Women’s PGA marks the second time the event hits the Lone Star State, and with the newly built PGA Frisco campus taking center stage, you’re in for a weekend full of precision shots, fierce competition, and serious inspiration.

Expect the best players in the world to tee it up, from seasoned champions to rising stars ready to shake up the leaderboard. And yes, there’s more than golf. Leadership summits, community events, and a touch of Texas hospitality round out a truly dynamic week.

History of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

The KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, originally known as the LPGA Championship, dates back to 1955. It is now one of the five majors in women’s professional golf and one of the most prestigious titles a player can win.

Over the decades, it’s crowned legends and newcomers, from Betsy Rawls, the oldest winner at age 41, to Brooke Henderson, who made history as the youngest champion at 18. And in 2024, Amy Yang joined the elite club of KPMG Women’s PGA champions with her breakout win.

With its move to venues like Sahalee Country Club, Hazeltine National Golf Club, and soon Congressional Country Club in 2027, the event keeps evolving, but the goal stays the same: to show the best of the best in women’s golf.

What to Expect When Attending the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025

First things first: the venue. Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco is a modern masterpiece designed by Gil Hanse. Expect wide fairways, cool bunkers, and a layout that rewards gutsy play. It’s the kind of course that could shake up the leaderboard come Sunday's final round.

Here's what else to look forward to:

• Gallery access to walk the course and get up close to the action.
• On-site food and beverage options, everything from BBQ brisket to healthier bites.
• The KPMG Women’s Leadership Summit, happening during championship week and spotlighting women leading the way in sports and business.
• Appearances and autograph sessions from past women’s PGA legends and this year’s rising stars.
• Air-conditioned hospitality tents (yes, Texas heat is real), fan zones, and photo ops.

And don’t forget your camera: Fields Ranch offers some pretty Instagrammable views between holes.

Tickets and Parking Info

Tickets are on sale now for the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025, and you’ve got plenty of options to choose from:

• Daily grounds tickets: Access to the course for a specific day.​
• Thursday: $35​
• Friday: $40​
• Saturday and Sunday: $45 per day​
• Any day flex grounds tickets: Attend any one day of your choice, Thursday through Sunday, for $50.​
• Club PGA daily hospitality: Premium experience with climate-controlled seating overlooking the 18th green, including all-inclusive food and beverage.​
• Thursday: $475​
• Friday to Sunday: $525 per day​
• Be there for both package: Includes two tickets to all four Championship rounds (Thursday - Sunday) and priority access to purchase tickets for the 2027 PGA Championship, for $270.​
• Youth policy: Children 15 and under receive free grounds access when accompanied by a ticketed adult (up to four juniors per adult).​
• Military admission: Active Duty, Retirees, Reserve, Veterans, and National Guard members, along with one guest, receive complimentary daily grounds access.​

Parking is complimentary and well-organized at PGA Frisco, with shuttle services running from designated lots. For more details or to purchase tickets, please visit the official KPMG Women’s PGA Championship website.​

How to Get There

PGA Frisco is located about 30 minutes north of Dallas, making it super accessible for locals and travelers alike.

• By car: Use GPS to navigate to PGA Parkway in Frisco. On-site signage will guide you to event parking.
• From Dallas-Fort Worth Airport (DFW): It’s a 40-minute drive. Rideshare services and rental cars are widely available.
• Public transit: Not ideal for this location, plan to drive or take a ride service.
• Nearby hotels: Book early if you're coming in for the weekend. Frisco has several top-notch options, from budget to upscale, within a short drive of the course.

Security Protocols at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025

Knowing what to expect at the entrance can make your experience a breeze. The KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025 follows clear security guidelines to keep everyone safe while enjoying the action on the green.

Here’s what to keep in mind:

• Ticket check: All guests need a valid ticket or credential to enter. Once it’s scanned, re-entry isn’t allowed unless weather warnings are posted.
• Bag inspections: Expect a quick check of your bags and personal items. Travel light and save time at the gate.
• Prohibited items: Large bags, outside food and drinks, weapons, and anything disruptive won’t make it past the entrance. Better to leave them at home or store them nearby.
• Phones and cameras: Keep your phone on silent. You can text and take photos, just be respectful of the players when they’re teeing off.
• Alcohol rules: Bring your ID if you plan to enjoy a cold drink. You can buy only a certain number of beverages at a time, and you’ll be expected to keep things classy.
• General etiquette: No running, shouting, or standing in a player’s line of sight. Respect the marshals and enjoy the championship with good vibes all around.

Want the full rundown? You’ll find everything you need to know in the official Spectator Guide.

KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025 Bag Policy

You’ll want to travel light, security will be in place. Based on past years, here’s what to expect:

Allowed:

• Small bags (12” x 6” x 12” or smaller)
• Clear totes or purses
• Empty reusable water bottles
• Sunscreen, phones, and personal cameras

Not allowed:

• Outside food or drinks (except water)
• Coolers, large backpacks, or folding chairs
• Drones or selfie sticks

Security staff will conduct bag checks at all entrances.

Bag Storage at the Championship

KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025 Bag Storage

Don’t let a heavy backpack or merch haul slow you down, store your stuff with Bounce and enjoy the championship hands-free.

If you’re traveling in from Dallas, DFW Airport, or exploring Frisco before heading to Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco, Bounce has secure luggage storage nearby. You’ll find convenient options in Frisco, Plano, and even closer to downtown Dallas, ideal for stashing your bags before hopping on a shuttle or heading straight to the fairway. Here’s what you need to know:

• Affordable: Just $6.90 per bag for 24 hours.
• Protected: Every booking includes $10,000 in coverage.
• Flexible: Free cancellation before check-in.
• Supportive: 24/7 customer service if plans change.

How to Store Your Bags with Bounce

It’s as easy as booking a tee time:

• Book online: Pick a location near PGA Frisco, your hotel, or transit hubs.
• Drop off: Show your confirmation and hand off your items.
• Hit the course: Pick everything up when you’re done walking the greens.

Tips to Make the Most of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025

Planning to spend a day (or four) at Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco? Here’s how to soak it all in like a local, minus the sunburn and blisters.

• Dress for the Texas heat: June in Frisco isn’t shy about sunshine. Expect temps in the upper 80s to low 90s F (30–35 C). Stick to breathable fabrics, wear a wide-brimmed hat or cap, and don’t forget sunscreen. Trust us, this isn’t the place to “wing it” with no SPF.
• Arrive early: Morning tee times are cooler, less crowded, and give you a head start on the leaderboard drama. Plus, you’ll have a better chance of finding shade (and good coffee).
• Pack like a spectator pro: Bring binoculars to zoom in on the greens, a lightweight seat or golf stool if you plan on camping out at a hole, and a refillable water bottle (there are hydration stations on-site).
• Make it a mini getaway: While you’re here, check out The Monument Realty PGA District, grab lunch at Ice House, or unwind at the Omni PGA Frisco Resort. The championship isn’t just about golf, it’s also a great excuse to explore this growing corner of North Texas.
• Skip the baggage: Don’t haul everything around, store your stuff with Bounce at a nearby location and walk the course light and easy.

The KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 2025 is a celebration of excellence in women’s sports, community, and opportunity. See you in Frisco, sunscreen, shades, and golf clap ready.