The Chevron Championship, the premier women's golf major, commences at Memorial Park in Houston, Texas, featuring a new twist on its long-standing tradition of victory jumps. A 15-foot by 25-foot pool has been installed adjacent to the greenside bunker, allowing the winner to celebrate in style. This tradition began in 1988 when Amy Alcott jumped into a pond after her victory at Mission Hills Country Club in Palm Springs, California. The new pool aims to preserve this legacy, though its location has raised questions about its potential to interfere with play and whether it should be considered a hazard. LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler stated that the goal is to honor the tour's rich traditions, regardless of whether the winner chooses to jump in. Plans are also in place to create a larger, more natural-looking pond for future tournaments. As the championship approaches, anticipation builds around whether this year's winner will take the plunge.