Thailand’s world No. 2 women’s golfer Atthaya ‘Jeeno’ Thitikul produced a spectacular final-round charge to win the The Standard Portland Classic, claiming her 10th LPGA Tour title after an impressive comeback victory in Oregon on August 16.
The Thai superstar finished the tournament at a stunning 22-under-par 266, turning a two-shot deficit at the start of the final round into a commanding triumph.
It is Atthaya’s third LPGA Tour victory of the 2026 season, adding to her earlier successes at the Honda LPGA Thailand in February and the Mizuho Americas Open in May.
Atthaya began the final round in third place, playing in the final group alongside co-leader two compatriot Apichaya Yubol and American Sofia Schubert.
The 23-year-old started the day two shots behind the leaders but delivered one of the hottest rounds of the tournament when it mattered most.
Atthaya produced an extraordinary final round featuring 8 birdies, 1 eagle and just 2 bogeys
The spectacular 8-under-par round allowed her to leapfrog the players ahead and finish at 22-under 266, enough to claim the Portland Classic title.
Thailand enjoyed another remarkable day, with Apichaya Yubol finishing runner-up alongside fellow Thai star Chanettee Wannasaen. Both players ended the tournament at 21-under-par 267, just one shot behind Jeeno.
Chanettee, the 2023 Portland Classic champion, therefore returned to the top of the leaderboard once again but narrowly missed the opportunity to add another Portland title to her collection.
For Thai golf, the result provided another powerful showcase of the country’s growing depth on the LPGA Tour.
The Portland Classic triumph marks the 10th LPGA Tour title of Jeeno Thitikul’s career, further cementing her status among the elite players in women’s professional golf.
More impressively, three of those victories have now come during the 2026 season alone.
Her remarkable year began with victory at the Honda LPGA Thailand in February before she added the Mizuho Americas Open in May.
Her latest triumph in Oregon now completes a stunning three-title campaign and strengthens her position near the top of the global game.
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