Gaby López has built an LPGA career that gives Mexican golf fans plenty to follow. She joined the tour in 2016, and the LPGA lists three career victories on her official player profile. For readers getting acquainted with the professional game, her results offer a useful introduction to the range of events and challenges on the tour.
A career across seasons
López’s first LPGA victory came at the 2018 Blue Bay LPGA. She added the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions in January 2020, winning on the seventh playoff hole, and her third title came at the 2022 Dana Open. Those wins sit alongside another part of her career: representing Mexico at three Olympic Games.
Before turning professional, López played at the University of Arkansas. The LPGA’s 2020 winner profile records her 2016 graduation with a degree in communications, another chapter in a path that has connected Mexico, college golf and the international tour.
A recent round to know
At the Buick LPGA Shanghai in October 2026, López closed with a five-under-par 67 to finish tied for tenth. The LPGA’s October 18 report identified it as her fourth top-ten finish of the season. Her final round included six birdies and one bogey, a clear example of how a strong finish can change a player’s position over a four-round event.
How to follow her
Start with the LPGA’s official player page for tournament results, statistics and new coverage. If you are learning the scoring language, compare her round-by-round scores with the final position: it is an approachable way to see how a tournament develops over several days. Follow the tour’s current schedule for her next confirmed appearance.
Additional source: LPGA 2026 Riviera Maya Open tournament notes.
