World Golf Hall of Famer Pak Se-ri of South Korea will return to the LPGA in 2024 as tournament host of the 21-24 March event at Palos Verdes Golf Club in suburban Los Angeles, the circuit said on Tuesday.
Pak, who retired from the LPGA in 2016 after a decorated career that transformed the women's game, said it was an honour to be named host of the newly-renamed Fir Hills Seri Pak Championship.
"Mentoring the next generation of golfers and giving back to the game I love is at the core of everything I do," Pak said in a news release.
"I'm excited to kick off this new partnership and elevate this tournament to new heights on the LPGA Tour."
Pak, who turned professional in 1996, sparked the South Korean revolution on the LPGA Tour by winning two majors in her 1998 rookie season.
Pak's career haul of 23 LPGA titles includes five majors.
Global investment firm Fir Hills entered a multi-year agreement with the LPGA as a tournament sponsor.
The tournament will feature a field of 144 of the world's best professional golfers competing for an elevated purse of $2 million, a $250 000 increase from 2023.