once after. Yani Tseng of Taiwan and Jiyai Shin of South Korea are the multiple winners as a major championship. The other multiple winner is Debbie Massey of the U.S., with consecutive wins (1980 and 1981) well before it was an LPGA co-sanctioned event. Winners (a) denotes amateur Source for later tournaments: Host courses The Women's Open has been played at the following courses, listed in order of number of times hosted (as of 2022): 9 Woburn Golf Club (Duke's Course) 6 Royal Birkdale Golf Club 5 Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club 4 Sunningdale Golf Club (Old Course) 2 St Andrews Links (Old Course), Woburn Golf Club (Marquess Course), Turnberry Golf Club (Ailsa Course), Lindrick Golf Club, Carnoustie Golf Links 1 Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Royal Troon Golf Club (Old Course), Kingsbarns Golf Links, Fulford Golf Club, Wentworth Golf Club, Southport & Ainsdale Golf Club, Ferndown Golf Club, St. Mellion, Moor Park Golf Club, Northumberland Golf Club, Foxhills Golf Club, Muirfield Future venues Smyth Salver The Smyth Salver is awarded to the leading amateur, provided that the player completes all 72 holes, for one year. The winner also receives a silver medal. The salver was donated by Moira Smyth, a past president of the Ladies' Golf Union. 1979 – Sue Hedges 1980 – Marta Figueras-Dotti & Belle Robertson 1981 – Belle Robertson 1982 – Marta Figueras-Dotti 1983 – No championship 1984 – Mary McKenna 1985 – Jill Thornhill 1986 – Vicki Thomas 1987 – Joanne Furby 1988 – Kathryn Imrie 1989 – Joanne Morley 1990 – Sarah Bennett 1991 – Akiko Fukushima 1992 – None 1993 – Patricia Meunier & Joanne Morley 1994 – Tina Fischer 1995 – Lisa Dermott 1996 – Barbara Hackett 1997 – Silvia Cavalleri 1998 – None 1999 – Giulia Sergas 2000 – None 2001 – Rebecca Hudson 2002 – None 2003 – Elisa Serramia 2004 – Louise Stahle 2005 – Michelle Wie 2006 – Amy Yang 2007 – Melissa Reid 2008 – Anna Nordqvist 2009 – None 2010 – Caroline Hedwall 2011 – Danielle Kang 2012 – Lydia Ko 2013 – Georgia Hall & Lydia Ko 2014 – Emma Talley 2015 – Luna Sobrón 2016 – Leona Maguire 2017 – Sophie Lamb 2018 – Atthaya Thitikul 2019 – Atthaya Thitikul 2020 – None 2021 – Louise Duncan 2022 – Rose Zhang References External links Coverage on the LPGA official site Coverage on the