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The Champions of The Chevron Championship
YearPlayerYearPlayerYearPlayerYearPlayerYearPlayerYearPlayerYearPlayer

Champion

2023

Lilia Vu (278)

2022

Jennifer Kupcho (274)

2021

Patty Tavatanakit (270)

2020

Mirim Lee (273)

2019

Jin Young Ko (278)

2009

Brittany Lincicome (279)

1999

Dottie Pepper (269)

1989

Juli Inkster (279)

1979

Sandra Post (276)

Champion

2018

Pernilla Lindberg (273) (i)

2008

Lorena Ochoa (277)

1998

Pat Hurst (281)

1988

Amy Alcott (274)

1978

Sandra Post (283) (f)

Champion

2017

So Yeon Ryu (274)

2007

Morgan Pressel (285)

1997

Betsy King (276)

1987

Betsy King (283) (d)

1977

Kathy Whitworth (289)

Champion

2016

Lydia Ko (276)

2006

Karrie Webb (279) (b)

1996

Patty Sheehan (281)

1986

Pat Bradley (280)

1976

Judy Rankin (285)

Champion

2015

Brittany Lincicome (279)

2005

Annika Sorenstam (273)

1995

Nanci Bowen (285)

1985

Alice Miller (275)

1975

Sandra Palmer (283)

Champion

2014

Lexi Thompson (274)

2004

Grace Park (277)

1994

Donna Andrews (276)

1984

Juli Inkster (280) (e)

1974

Jo Ann Prentice (289) (g)

Champion

2013

Inbee Park (273)

2003

Patricia Meunier-Lebouc (281)

1993

Helen Alfredsson (284)

1983

Amy Alcott (282)

1973

Mickey Wright (284)

Champion

2012

Sun Young Yoo (279)

2002

Annika Sorenstam (280)

1992

Dottie Mochrie (279) (c)

1982

Sally Little (278)

1972

Jane Blalock (213) (h)

Champion

2011

Stacy Lewis (275)

2001

Annika Sorenstam (281)

1991

Amy Alcott (273)

1981

Nancy Lopez (277)

Champion

2010

Yani Tseng (275)

2000

Karrie Webb (274)

1990

Betsy King (283)

1980

Donna Caponi (275)

Footnotes:
(a) Yoo won playoff with a birdie on the first extra hole (#18)
(b) Webb won playoff with a birdie on the first extra hole (#18)
(c) Mochrie won playoff with par on first extra hole (#10)
(d) King won playoff with par on second extra hole (#16)
(e) Inkster won playoff with a par on first extra hole (#15)
(f) Post won playoff with a par on second extra hole (#16)
(g) Prentice won playoff with birdie on fourth extra hole (#17)
(h) 54-hole tournament
(i) Lindberg won with a birdie on the 8th playoff hole (#10)

*Colgate Dinah Shore: 1972-1981
Nabisco Dinah Shore: 1982-1999
Nabisco Championship: 2000-2001
Kraft Nabisco Championship: 2002-2014
ANA Inspiration: 2015-2021
The Chevron Championship: 2022-present

History of the Trophy

The official name of the trophy is “The Dinah Shore Trophy.” The trophy is named in honor of the television, film and recording star Dinah Shore, who was probably the single greatest influence in helping the Ladies Professional Golf Association achieve the prestige it enjoys today. Dinah was the first, and to date the only, honorary member to be inducted into the prestigious LPGA Hall of Fame.

The trophy was designed and crafted in the early 1980’s under the direction of then Tournament Director, Dave Marr, and was originally called the “Dinah Shore Trophy.” It is crafted by Greene Silversmiths, the English partner of ProLine Golf of Spring, Texas. The trophy took approximately six months to create and cost more than $25,000.

Dinah Shore presented the trophy to the winner of the tournament each year until her death in 1994. Since her passing, the trophy has been presented by tournament officials, with a few notable exceptions. Former President George H.W. Bush presented the trophy in 2004 with Dinah Shore’s daughter, Melissa Montgomery, presenting it on several other occasions.

Trophy Specs

Made of 100 percent sterling silver, the trophy is approximately 18 inches high and weighs roughly 25 pounds. An exact miniature replica is crafted and presented to the winner each year; and it takes about 30-45 days to create the replica.