There were nine past champions in the field. There still has not been a repeat winner this year on the LPGA, which is odd. World No. 1 amateur Lottie Woad, who won a professional event last week in Ireland, shot a final-round 64 Sunday and held the clubhouse lead. She tied for third place, one shot out of a playoff.

Beth Ann Nichols gives the top names to watch in the Amundi Evian Championship: Hye-Jin Choi seeking to join the winner's circle, Nelly Korda looking for her first win of the year and Minjee Lee chasing the Hall of Fame. It's major No. 4 of five this season when the LPGA's best compete in the Amundi Evian Championship.