CPKC Women's Open

Miyu has Oil Country on her side 🛢️

One week ago, Miyu Yamash*ta engineered the biggest runaway win in tournament history—and knew exactly how to get the Edmonton fans going afterwards.

History was made on and off the course.

Thank you to our partners, volunteers, hosts, fans, and everyone who helped bring Canada's National Women's Open to life. A special thanks to Edmonton for a record-breaking year. We look forward to seeing you at Royal Ottawa Golf Club in 2027!

Precision pays off 🎯

Congratulations to Hye-Jin Choi, winner of the Audi Precision Award with 59 greens in regulation!

Hye-Jin takes home a $25,000 cash prize, with a matching donation made in their name to First Tee - Alberta, supporting youth female development programs through the game of golf.

Thank you, Brooke and Lorie, for your ongoing support of ’s mission to lead in women’s sports and make a meaningful difference in heart health within our communities.

A Royal Success at Royal Mayfair ❤️

Thank you to all of the fans, the City of Edmonton and Royal Mayfair Golf Club for an unforgettable week at our National Women’s Open. Your energy and support made it one we will be talking about forever.

Nine shots. One historic performance.

Miyu Yamash*ta breaks the tournament record for largest margin of victory at CPKC Women's Open, beating JoAnne Carner's eight-shot win in 1978. Two Canucks finish inside the top 10.

More accolades for Aphrodite Deng 🏅

The 16-year-old secures the Marlene Stewart Streit Medal as the Low Amateur in the field. Her T7 finish is the best performance by a Canadian amateur in tournament history.

A dominant win in the City of Champions 🏆

Congratulations to our 2026 champion, Miyu Yamash*ta! It’s the first wire-to-wire win at our National Women’s Open since 2014.