Thai golfer who rose to world number one in the women's game. She won the season-ending CME title twice, along with the biggest prize in women's golf.
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Jeeno Thitikul 17
2003Jeeno Thitikul born in RatchaburiAtthaya "Jeeno" Thitikul is born in Ban Pong, Ratchaburi, Thailand.
2017Jeeno Thitikul wins a pro event at 14As an amateur, Thitikul wins the Ladies European Thailand Championship, the youngest winner of a professional tour event.
2021Jeeno Thitikul earns her LPGA cardThitikul finishes third at qualifying school.
2022Jeeno Thitikul wins her first LPGA titleThitikul wins the JTBC Classic in a playoff.
2022Jeeno Thitikul wins in ArkansasThitikul wins the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship in a playoff.
2022Jeeno Thitikul becomes world number oneAt 19, Thitikul reaches the top of the women's world ranking.
2022Jeeno Thitikul named Rookie of the YearThitikul is the LPGA Rookie of the Year.
2023Jeeno Thitikul wins the Vare TrophyThitikul has the lowest scoring average on tour without winning a tournament.
2024Jeeno Thitikul wins the Dow ChampionshipThitikul wins the team event with Yin Ruoning.
2024Jeeno Thitikul wins $4 millionThitikul wins the CME Group Tour Championship, the richest prize in women's golf.
2025Jeeno Thitikul wins the Mizuho Americas OpenThitikul wins in New Jersey.
2025Jeeno Thitikul loses the Evian in a playoffGrace Kim beats Thitikul in a playoff for the major.
2025Jeeno Thitikul returns to world number oneThitikul regains the top ranking.
2025Jeeno Thitikul defends the CME titleThitikul wins another $4 million and the Vare Trophy with a record scoring average.
2026Jeeno Thitikul wins at home in ThailandThitikul wins the Honda LPGA Thailand for the first time.
2026Jeeno Thitikul retains the Mizuho Americas OpenThitikul defends her title.
2026Jeeno Thitikul wins the Portland ClassicThitikul wins her third LPGA event of the year.