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Playoff Update: Haeran Ryu defeating Brooke Henderson in a one-hole playoff to win the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship

For the second consecutive year, the pristine slopes overlooking Lake Geneva will host a high-stakes, sudden-death playoff to crown the champion of the Amundi Evian Championship.

After 72 holes, Republic of Korea’s Haeran Ryu and Canada’s Brooke Henderson have finished tied at the top of the leaderboard at an astonishing 19-under par.

The final round delivered elite theater:

Haeran Ryu, looking to build on her dominant major momentum after capturing the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship just last month, displayed nerves of steel to protect her position at the top.
Brooke Henderson, a past champion here, ignited the gallery with a vintage, aggressive final-round charge to erase a multi-stroke deficit and force her way into the extra sessions.

The two major champions are headed back down to the par-5 18th hole. It is a pure contrast of styles and a battle of mental fortitude—Ryu chasing her second consecutive major title, and Henderson looking to reclaim Evian glory.

Sudden death is officially underway in France.

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Deja Vu in France: Ryu and Henderson Set for Amundi Evian Playoff at 19-Under

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