Mickey Wright

Mickey Wright was an American professional golfer who won 13 major championships and 82 LPGA Tour events from 1954 to 1969. Her powerful, technically admired swing helped define elite women’s golf.

1961 LPGA Championship: The 1961 edition of the LPGA Championship, won by Mickey Wright. This major was one of Wright’s four LPGA Championship victories.
LPGA Tour: The leading professional golf tour for women, founded in 1950 in the United States. Wright’s 82 victories made her one of the tour’s most successful competitors.
Babe Zaharias: American athlete and professional golfer who won ten major golf championships and helped establish the LPGA. Zaharias helped create the tour on which Wright later became a dominant champion.
Jack Nicklaus: American professional golfer who won a record 18 men's major championships. Nicklaus’s major total is often compared with Wright’s 13 women’s major titles.
1961 U.S. Women's Open: The 1961 U.S. Women's Open golf championship, won by Mickey Wright. Wright won the championship by six strokes, completing a dominant season.
Annika Sörenstam: Swedish professional golfer who won ten major championships and 72 LPGA Tour events. Her modern-era dominance invites comparison with Wright’s career records.
Louise Suggs: American professional golfer and LPGA co-founder who won 11 major championships. Suggs was a leading rival from the generation that established the LPGA.
Tiger Woods: American professional golfer who won 15 men's major championships and 82 PGA Tour events. His 82 PGA Tour victories match Wright’s LPGA Tour total, across different tours.
1964 U.S. Women's Open: The 1964 U.S. Women's Open golf championship, won by Mickey Wright. Her fourth victory in this major remains a defining part of her record.
Kathy Whitworth: American professional golfer who won 88 LPGA Tour events, more than any other player. Whitworth surpassed Wright’s tour-win total while competing in a later generation.

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