Brooke Henderson Eyes Third Title as She Returns to Michigan for Meijer LPGA Classic

Brooke Henderson Eyes Third Title as She Returns to Michigan for Meijer LPGA Classic

As the LPGA Tour rolls into Michigan this week, all eyes will be on Canadian standout Brooke Henderson, the only player to have captured the Meijer LPGA Classic title twice. The 26-year-old star is back in familiar territory and eager to chase a record-setting third victory at Blythefield Country Club in Belmont.

Henderson first tasted success at the event in 2017, and followed it up with another win in 2019. Known for her powerful drives and calm demeanor under pressure, she has consistently performed well on the tree-lined fairways and fast greens of the Michigan course.

“Coming back to Michigan always feels special,” said Henderson during her pre-tournament press conference. “The Meijer LPGA Classic has given me some great memories and to be the only two-time winner here is an honor. The fans are fantastic, the course suits my game, and I’m excited to tee it up this week.”

Henderson, currently ranked among the world’s top players, is having a solid 2025 season with multiple top-10 finishes already under her belt. Her return to Michigan isn’t just about nostalgia — it’s a prime opportunity to build momentum heading into the heart of the LPGA calendar.

With the field stacked with talent, Henderson knows it won’t be an easy path to the winner’s circle. But with past success and growing confidence, she is undoubtedly one of the favorites this week.

“I know what it takes to win here,” she added. “If I can play smart, stay aggressive when I need to, and roll in a few putts, I think I’ll have a great chance.”

Fans at Blythefield and viewers around the world will be watching closely to see if Henderson can make history with a third Meijer LPGA Classic crown — a feat that would further cement her place among the game’s greats.

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