2009 LPGA of Korea Tour

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DatesTournamentLocationPrize Fund (KRW)Winner
Dec 19–21 Orient China Ladies Open Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Xiamen $250,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Choi Hye-yong (2)
Apr 8-10 Asia Today-KYJ Golf Ladies Open Flag of South Korea.svg Jeju City 200,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Lee Jeong-eun (1)
Apr 15-17 MBC Tour Lotte Mart Ladies Open Flag of South Korea.svg Seogwipo 300,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Seo Hee-kyung (7)
May 1–3 Taeyoung Cup Korea Women's Open Flag of South Korea.svg Gyeongju 500,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Seo Hee-kyung (8)
May 8–10 KB Star Tour First Tourney Flag of South Korea.svg Hampyeong 200,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Ahn Sun-ju (6)
May 22–25 Doosan Match Play Championship Flag of South Korea.svg Chuncheon 400,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Ryu So-yeon (2)
May 29–31 Hill State Seokyung Open Flag of South Korea.svg Yongin 300,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Lee Hyeon-ju (1)
Jun 5-7 Woori Investment & Securities Ladies Championship Flag of South Korea.svg Pocheon 300,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Ryu So-yeon (3)
Jun 17-19 MBC Tour S-Oil Champions Invitational Flag of South Korea.svg Jeju City 300,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Ryu So-yeon (4)
Aug 14-16 High1 Resort Cup SBS Charity Ladies Open Flag of South Korea.svg Jeongseon 800,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Ryu So-yeon (5)
Aug 21-23 Nefs Masterpiece Flag of South Korea.svg Seoguipo 500,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Lee Bo-mee (1)
Sep 4-6 KB Star Tour Second Tourney Flag of South Korea.svg Gyeongsan 200,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Ahn Sun-ju (7)
Sep 11-13 LG Electronics Ladies Open Flag of South Korea.svg Gwangju 400,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Lim Ji-na (2)
Sep 16-18 Shinsegae KLPGA Championship Flag of South Korea.svg Yeoju 500,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Lee Jeong-eun (2)
Oct 15-18 Hite Cup Championship Flag of South Korea.svg Yeoju 600,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Seo Hee-kyung (9)
Oct 22-25 KB Star Tour Grand Final Flag of South Korea.svg Incheon 500,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Seo Hee-kyung (10)
Oct 30-Nov 1 Hana Bank-KOLON Championship Flag of South Korea.svg Incheon $1,700,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Na Yeon Choi (5)
Nov 6-8 Daishin Securities-Tomato Tour Korean Ladies Masters Flag of South Korea.svg Seogwipo $300,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Kim Hyun-ji (1)
Nov 20-22 ADT CAPS Championship Flag of South Korea.svg Seogwipo 300,000,000 Flag of South Korea.svg Seo Hee-kyung (11)

Events in bold are majors.

Hana Bank-KOLON Championship is co-sanctioned with LPGA.
Daishin Securities-Tomato Tour Korean Ladies Masters is co-sanctioned with Ladies European Tour.

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