AIG Women’s Open

We’re proud to be the title sponsor of one of golf’s major championships.

Leveling the playing field for women’s golf

As one of golf’s major championships, the AIG Women’s Open combines tradition, exceptional golf and a diverse global audience—that reflects AIG’s stakeholders around the world.

In 2019, AIG became the title sponsor of the Women’s British Open, AIG’s first title sponsorship in professional golf. First played in 1976, the championship has grown to become the one of the most international championships in women’s golf. In July 2020, AIG announced the rebranding of the iconic championship to the AIG Women’s Open, reflecting its growing stature and broadening international appeal.

AIG in conjunction with The R&A has allowed us to meaningfully expand this iconic championship in many ways, from its global reach, to more than doubling the prize money since we became the title sponsor in 2019, to our steadfast commitment throughout the pandemic to ensure a safe and successful championship.

We are proud to stand as allies to women in golf, business and society more broadly.

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At a Glance

AIG became title sponsor in 2019 and has extended the partnership to 2025

In partnership with The R&A, AIG increased the prize money for the 2022 tournament by 26% from 2021

Introduced Georgia Hall and Sophia Popov as AIG Ambassadors in 2021

In a historic moment for women’s golf, the 2022 AIG Women’s Open was the first major played across the famed Muirfield links

“Our title sponsorship of the AIG Women’s Open reflects our commitment to diversity, inclusion, and gender pay equity. This championship offers a global stage for us to set a high standard with our actions and allyship with women in golf, business, and society more broadly.”

— Peter Zaffino, Chairman and CEO, AIG

AIG, Your Ally From Now to Next

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An Ally Every Step of the Way

An ally is with you every step of the way. As the proud title sponsor of the AIG Women’s Open, we know the meaning of true allyship. It’s why we sponsor world-class athletes like Georgia Hall and continue to show our commitment to gender equity and inclusion.

Allyship is Playing the Long Game

When we say we’re in it for the long game, we mean it. AIG continues to show our commitment to world-class athletes like AIG Ambassador Sophia Popov, and we are proud to be the title sponsor of the AIG Women’s Open.

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Success Means Having a Game Plan

Solving for tomorrow’s most complex risks requires the support of an ally. Powered by data, insights and expertise, AIG is your ally from now to next.

“In AIG, we have the support of a deeply trusted partner, as we look to continue to elevate the AIG Women’s Open.”

— Martin Slumbers, CEO of The R&A 

Photos from the AIG Women’s Open

An ally to female athletes

As the title sponsor of the AIG Women’s Open, Peter Zaffino led AIG’s partnership with The R&A to increase the fund prize for the 2022 AIG Women’s Open by 26%.

From role model to ally

For Sophia Popov, having a role model and an ally to turn to has been a key to her career as a professional golfer.

Managing risk

Ahead of the AIG Women's Open, AIG Chairman and CEO Peter Zaffino moderated a panel discussion about existing and emerging risk to consider.

AIG’s ambassadors talk about the AIG Women’s Open and allyship

A discussion with Georgia Hall and Sophia Popov, two prior AIG Women’s Open Champions who are sponsored by AIG

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