
LPGA Hall of Fame

How it Started
Established in 1967, the LPGA Tour Hall of Fame traces its roots back to the Hall of Fame of Women's Golf, which was instituted in 1950 at the Augusta (Ga.) Country Club. Six LPGA players were members of the Hall of Fame of Women's Golf when the LPGA voted to establish its own Hall of Fame, with membership limited to members of the LPGA Tour. The inaugural class of inductees included those LPGA Tour members who were already in the Hall of Fame of Women's Golf and the year of their induction into the Hall of Fame of Women's Golf was recognized as the year of induction for the LPGA Tour Hall of Fame. The inaugural class included Patty Berg, Betty Jameson, Louise Suggs and Babe Zaharias, 1951; Betsy Rawls, 1960; and Mickey Wright, 1964.
LPGA Tour Hall of Fame Inductees

Lydia Ko

Lorena Ochoa

Alice Bauer

Bettye Danoff

Helen Dettweiler

Helen Hicks

Opal Hill

Sally Sessions

Marilynn Smith

Shirley Spork

Inbee Park

Se Ri Pak

Karrie Webb

Annika Sorenstam

Juli Inkster

Beth Daniel

Marlene Hagge

Donna Caponi

Judy Rankin

Amy Alcott

Betsy King

Dinah Shore

Patty Sheehan

Pat Bradley

Nancy Lopez

JoAnne Carner

Carol Mann

Sandra Haynie

Kathy Whitworth

Mickey Wright

Betsy Rawls

Babe Didrikson Zaharias

Louise Suggs

Betty Jameson
