The main purposes of this study were to find out four Taiwan ladies professional golfers' performance evaluation which includes Candie Kung, Amy Hung, Yu Ping Lin, and Teresa Lu in U. S. Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) during 2005 to 2007. We selected methods data envelopment analysis and set one input (events) and six outputs (money list, driving distance, driving accuracy, greens in regulation percentage, sand saves and putting average) figuring out the efficiencies, return to scale, slack variable analysis, sensitive analysis and productivity changes of four golfers. The results and conclusions were as fellow: First, the four golfers perform inefficiency in last three year; decreasing return to scale; slack variable analysis as the training goals; sensitive analysis reveal that Candie Kung should advance items of driving accuracy, driving distance, sand saves, putting average and money list; Amy Hung and Teresa Lu were greens in regulation percentage; and driving for Yu Ping Lin. Second, the productivity change found that Amy Hung and Yu Ping Lin were positive development and technically stable performance, but the status of Candie Kung was degeneracy, growth, and then increased.