US EditionCanadian Star Brooke Henderson Wins at Home in CPKC Women’s Open
Brooke Henderson secured her 14th LPGA Tour title with a final round 4-under 67, ending a two-year winless streak and leading the points list to 26th, officials said.
- On Sunday, August 24, 2025, Canadian golfer Brooke Henderson secured her second title at the national women's golf championship held in Mississauga, Ontario.
- The event came shortly after Henderson secured her 14th LPGA Tour victory, marking her first triumph this year following a win in January, and she shared the lead with Minjee Lee, who had claimed a major championship earlier in June in Texas.
- Henderson finished 15-under 269 after a final round 4-under 68, breaking a tie with a birdie putt on the par-3 14th and maintaining the lead with a 12-foot putt on the 17th hole.
- The tournament raised a record $4.5 million for pediatric cardiac care in Ontario, with donations split between MacKids and Trillium Health Partners, including $502,000 matched by CPKC.
- Henderson's victory and the fundraising successes highlight her status as Canada's top golfer and support ongoing heart health initiatives benefiting children and families in the region.
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Henderson's second CPKC Women's Open win can spur further growth of golf in Canada
MISSISSAUGA — When Brooke Henderson won the Canadian national women's golf championship in 2018 it created a small boom in recreational players taking up the sport.
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Henderson ends title drought, winning home CPKC Women's Open for 2nd time of career
Canada's Brooke Henderson is again the CPKC Women's Open champion. Henderson shot a 4-under 67 to pull ahead of Australia's Minjee Lee by a stroke in Sunday's final round at Mississaugua Golf and Country Club.
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