The LPGA Tour is set to debut a new water feature at the Chevron Championship, moving from a traditional pond to a kiddie pool at Memorial Park Golf Course in Houston, Texas. The pool, measuring 15 feet by 25 feet and 4.5 feet deep, is located near the 18th hole and aims to keep alive the tradition of winners celebrating with a splash. This custom dates back to 1988, when Amy Alcott first jumped into Poppie's Pond. Although the pool is smaller than previous water features, LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler insists that the essence of the tradition remains intact. Players like Lilia Vu, the 2023 champion, and Grace Kim have expressed their thoughts on the new feature, with Kim noting the cleanliness of the kiddie pool compared to past ponds. The LPGA hopes this change will continue to engage fans and maintain the celebratory spirit of the tournament, even as the pool is described as a 'one-off' situation while future renovations are planned for the course.