Ina Yoon
World #16 · Professional · LPGA Tour
Ina Yoon is a South Korean professional golfer who turned pro in 2021 on the KLPGA Dream Tour and joined the LPGA Tour in 2025. She won twice on the LPGA of Korea Tour — the EverCollagen Queens Crown in 2022 as a rookie and the Jeju Samdasoo Masters in 2024 — and was the KLPGA Tour’s leading money winner in 2024. Her career was interrupted when she played a wrong ball at the 2022 Korea Women’s Open and drew a three-year suspension from the Korea Golf Association, later reduced to 18 months, which she spent in Tampa, Florida competing on the Minor League Golf Tour. In 2026 she finished runner-up at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and T4 at the Chevron Championship, reaching a career-best 16th in the Rolex Rankings.
Ina Yoon is a South Korean professional golfer who turned pro in 2021 on the KLPGA Dream Tour and joined the LPGA Tour in 2025. She won twice on the LPGA of Korea Tour — the EverCollagen Queens Crown in 2022 as a rookie and the Jeju Samdasoo Masters in 2024 — and was the KLPGA Tour’s leading money winner in 2024. Her career was interrupted when she played a wrong ball at the 2022 Korea Women’s Open and drew a three-year suspension from the Korea Golf Association, later reduced to 18 months, which she spent in Tampa, Florida competing on the Minor League Golf Tour. In 2026 she finished runner-up at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and T4 at the Chevron Championship, reaching a career-best 16th in the Rolex Rankings.
- Tour Wins
- 2
- World Ranking
- #16
- Years on Tour
- 5
- Country
- South Korea
About Ina Yoon
Ina Yoon is a South Korea professional golfer, competing on the LPGA Tour. Currently ranked #16 in the Rolex Rankings.
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Ina Yoon is a South Korean professional golfer who turned pro in 2021 on the KLPGA Dream Tour and joined the LPGA Tour in 2025. She won twice on the LPGA of Korea Tour — the EverCollagen Queens Crown in 2022 as a rookie and the Jeju Samdasoo Masters in 2024 — and was the KLPGA Tour’s leading money winner in 2024. Her career was interrupted when she played a wrong ball at the 2022 Korea Women’s Open and drew a three-year suspension from the Korea Golf Association, later reduced to 18 months, which she spent in Tampa, Florida competing on the Minor League Golf Tour. In 2026 she finished runner-up at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and T4 at the Chevron Championship, reaching a career-best 16th in the Rolex Rankings.
