The LPGA Tour's Asian Swing continues this week with the 2025 Maybank Championship at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, where 78 players will compete for a $3 million purse and valuable points toward the Rolex Player of the Year, Vare Trophy, and Race to the CME Globe standings. Returning to its late-October date, the no-cut event brings one of the strongest fields of the fall, featuring 29 of the world's top 50 players. With only four tournaments remaining in the 2025 season, players are looking to build momentum before the Tour moves on to Japan and the season-ending events in Florida.

The LPGA's Asia swing begins in Shanghai, the first of five stops across the continent that close out the season. The Buick LPGA Shanghai is again hosted by Qizhong Garden Golf Club. This is a 72-hole, no-cut event featuring 82 players and offering a $2.2 million purse.

The LPGA Tour makes its annual stop in Hawaii this week for the 13th playing of the LOTTE Championship, one of just seven official events left on the 2025 schedule.

Fall golf has arrived, and with it, the LPGA Tour is in its home stretch for 2025. Just eight regular-season events and a stint through Asia remain before the CME Group Tour Championship. That means playing opportunities and CME points are becoming scarce. The great news is the 19th edition of the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship offers players a chance at a $3 million purse and 500 CME points (for the winner) over just 54 holes!

The Kroger Queen City Championship presented by P&G is coming back to Ohio, and this week it lands again at TPC River’s Bend, a course carved into the rolling hills just north of Cincinnati. From September 11–14, 144 of the best players in the world will tee it up for a $2 million purse, and with the way this LPGA season has gone—no repeat winners yet—the story feels wide open.