The 2026 Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give takes place on the LPGA Tour from June 18-21 at Blythefield Country Club in Belmont, Michigan.
Blythefield is a par‑72 layout measuring 6,581 yards, and its mix of scoreable holes and receptive greens usually produces plenty of birdies, making this one of the more attackable stops on the 2026 LPGA schedule.
The latest outright market is headed by Jeeno Thitikul, Hannah Green, Miyu Yamashita, Lottie Woad, Allisen Corpuz, Akie Iwai, Minjee Lee, So Mi Lee and Alison Lee.
With a full 144‑player field and scoring often pushing well into double digits under par, this should again be a week where elite approach play and a hot putter make the difference.
Current Meijer LPGA Classic 2026 Betting Odds
| Player | Betting Odds |
|---|---|
| Jeeno Thitikul | 6.50 (13/2) |
| Hannah Green | 12.00 (12/1) |
| Miyu Yamashita | 13.00 (13/1) |
| Lottie Woad | 17.00 (17/1) |
| Allisen Corpuz | 19.00 (19/1) |
| Akie Iwai | 21.00 (21/1) |
| Minjee Lee | 21.00 (21/1) |
| So Mi Lee | 21.00 (21/1) |
Leading 2026 Meijer LPGA Classic Contenders
Jeeno Thitikul
Jeeno Thitikul heads the market as the clear favourite and arrives in Michigan with the reputation of being one of the most complete players in women’s golf.
The world No.2’s tidy all‑round game, high‑quality iron play and ability to pile up birdies make her an obvious fit for Blythefield’s scorable setup.
She is firmly established as the player the rest must beat this week. If she putts to her usual standard, she has every chance of turning that favouritism into another LPGA title challenge.
Hannah Green
Hannah Green sits second in the betting and remains one of the more reliable contenders whenever the LPGA heads to a venue that rewards controlled aggression.
Her strong iron play and proven ability to convert birdie chances give her a very solid profile on a course where scoring opportunities are there to be taken.
If she starts quickly and takes advantage of the par‑5s, she looks one of the most likely players to push Thitikul at the top of the board.
Miyu Yamashita
Miyu Yamashita has been installed just behind Green in the market and continues to earn growing respect in top‑level LPGA fields.
Her strengths in accuracy, course management and disciplined approach play should translate very well to Blythefield, where staying patient while still making enough birdies is crucial.
Yamashita’s compact, reliable game can be especially dangerous on courses that do not require overwhelming power and she looks one of the most persuasive each‑way options.
Lottie Woad
Lottie Woad is one of the standout young names near the top of the market and continues to attract major interest whenever she tees it up.
Her rapid rise and fearless style have already shown she can compete against elite opposition, and a birdie‑friendly layout like Blythefield should only enhance that appeal.
Bookmakers already see her as a genuine title threat rather than simply an exciting prospect. If she settles quickly and handles the expectation, she has the talent to contend deep into Sunday.
Allisen Corpuz
Allisen Corpuz sits on the next line of betting and brings a polished, balanced game to Michigan this week.
The American’s calm temperament and dependable tee‑to‑green profile make her an attractive fit for a tournament that often rewards consistency before a Sunday birdie run decides matters.
Corpuz may not always be the flashiest player near the top of the board, but she tends to travel well to this kind of setup.
Akie Iwai
Akie Iwai continues to rise quickly in global women’s golf and is now firmly established among the market leaders on the LPGA Tour.
Her crisp iron play and growing confidence make her especially dangerous in events where momentum can build quickly with a run of birdies.
On a course where precision into receptive greens should create chances, Iwai looks well placed to threaten the leaders.
Minjee Lee
Minjee Lee brings major‑championship pedigree and one of the highest ceilings in the field, even if her week‑to‑week profile can sometimes run a little hotter and colder than some of the names above her.
When her iron play is dialled in, she remains one of the most dangerous players in women’s golf and more than capable of winning on a scoreable course like Blythefield.
She stands out as a player with the class to outperform her number, particularly if she finds rhythm early.
So Mi Lee
So Mi Lee shares the same quote and arrives as another player with the sort of sharp scoring profile that can work well in this event.
A layout that rewards attacking the right flags and keeping momentum going through the middle of the round should suit a player comfortable in lower‑scoring conditions.
Lee may not yet carry the same profile as some of the LPGA’s biggest stars, but the market clearly expects a bold showing.
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