LPGA Tour player Ally Ewing has announced her retirement, with the CME Group Tour Championship set to be her final tournament. Despite experiencing her most successful season to date, the 32-year-old remains confident in her decision to step away from professional golf.


Currently ranked No. 18 in the Rolex Rankings, Ewing has achieved notable success in 2023, including:

• Career-high earnings of $1.9 million
• Six top-10 finishes (personal best)
• Three career LPGA Tour wins
• Participation in her final Solheim Cup victory

The decision to retire stems from multiple factors:

• Desire to start a family with her husband
• Managing Type 1 diabetes more effectively
• Preference for a more stable home life
• Strategic timing for potential high-risk pregnancy

"When I looked at my career I wanted to play good golf as I finished my career," Ewing explained. "I didn't want to just fizzle out. Fortunately, knowing this year was my last year I've played some of my best golf."

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Ewing's retirement follows similar announcements from fellow LPGA Tour players Lexi Thompson and Brittany Lincicome. Her final tournament will take place at Tiburon in Naples, Florida, where she hopes to conclude her career on a high note.

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