The ThaiLPGA Tour 2026 season will offer total prize money of 18 million baht, with the opening events scheduled for March at Royal Hua Hin Golf Course, organisers said.
The Women’s Professional Golf Association of Thailand said the season will begin with ThaiLPGA Tour Q School on 18–19 March at Royal Hua Hin, followed by the Singha-SAT Ladies Open from 20–22 March. The opening tournament will offer 1.5 million baht in prize money.
Organisers said the ThaiLPGA Tour 2026 will feature 10 tournaments in total, including qualifying school, with prize purses ranging from 1.5 million baht to 4 million baht across the main events. Six tournaments will offer 1.5 million baht, two tournaments will offer 2 million baht, and one tournament will offer 4 million baht.
The schedule includes stops in Chiang Mai, Nakhon Nayok, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Chonburi, Samut Prakan, Bangkok, Prachin Buri and Khon Kaen.
Following the season opener in Hua Hin, the tour will move to Mae Jo Golf Resort & Spa in Chiang Mai for an event scheduled for 10–12 April with a purse of 2 million baht. The tour then returns to Royal Hills Golf Resort & Spa in Nakhon Nayok for the Singha-NSDF Nakhon Nayok Ladies Championship from 6–8 May, offering 1.5 million baht.
Prachuap Khiri Khan will host another main event on 20–22 May at The Majestic Creek Country Club & Resort, where the Singha-SAT Ladies Championship will also offer 1.5 million baht.
Two Chonburi tournaments are listed on the calendar. The first, from 17–19 June at Laem Chabang International Country Club, will offer 2 million baht. The second, from 5–7 August at Treasure Hill Golf Club, will offer 1.5 million baht.
Other events include the Singha-NSDF Ladies Championship at The Vintage Club in Samut Prakan from 8–10 July, and the Singha-NSDF Ladies Open at Windsor Park & Golf Club in Bangkok from 22–24 July, both offering 1.5 million baht.
The tour then travels to Kabin Buri Sport Club in Prachin Buri for the Singha-SAT Prachin Buri Ladies Championship from 2–4 September, with 1.5 million baht in prize money.
The season is set to conclude with the Singha-SAT ThaiLPGA Masters from 17–19 September at Singha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club, offering 4 million baht, the largest purse on the ThaiLPGA Tour 2026 schedule.
The association said the calendar is designed to provide a pathway from qualifying school into the main tour, supporting player development through a structured season of competition.