Apr 27, 2025; The Woodlands, Texas, USA; Nelly Korda hits a tee shot on the first hole during the final round of The Chevron Championship golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Erik Williams-Imagn Images
The U.S. Women’s Open presented by Ally tees off this week at Erin Hills, marking the second major of the LPGA Tour’s 2025 season. With one of golf’s most prestigious titles on the line, the event promises intense competition and dramatic moments as the top players in the world take on a challenging layout in Wisconsin. Erin Hills, known for its wide fairways and unpredictable weather, is set to test every aspect of the players’ games across four rounds.
As Round 1 begins on Thursday, May 29, the weather will play a significant role. The day starts breezy, with winds from the north-northwest reaching speeds of 17 km/h and gusting up to 44 km/h. Temperatures will peak at 20°C, with a RealFeel of 21°C and a slightly cooler RealFeel Shade of 19°C. The morning conditions are expected to remain mostly cloudy, and by the afternoon, there is a growing chance of thundershowers.
Forecasters are calling for a 55% chance of precipitation, including a 17% chance of thunderstorms later in the day. An estimated 1.3 mm of rain could fall during approximately half an hour. The cloud cover is expected to be dense, at approximately 78%, which may affect visibility and course conditions throughout the day. The Max UV Index will be moderate at 5, and the AccuLumen Brightness Index is also expected to reach a medium level of 5.
Players will need to prepare for shifting winds and potential weather interruptions as the championship gets underway.
