Lexi Thompson closed out the 2025 LPGA Tour season strongly in Naples, Florida. Following the conclusion of the CME Group Tour Championship, she took the time to address her fans and fellow golf enthusiasts, providing them with an update on her physical health.While thanking everyone at the Tiburon Golf Club for hosting such an amazing tournament, the semi-retired golfer stated that she had to 'push through' the week, as she has been experiencing some pains in her body.Here's a look at what Lexi Thompson had to say, while sharing snaps of her week in Florida (via Instagram @lexi):"The @cmegrouptourchamp will always hold a special place in my heart. Thank you to Terry Duffy and @cmegroup for really making a difference in women’s golf by putting on a world class event. Thank you to all the other sponsors, volunteers and fans this week for making it possible. Also big thanks to all the staff at @tiburonnaples for having the golf course in great shape and treating us so well ! We appreciate you 👏🏼. Going into the week I can’t say my body was up to playing with some pains I’ve been dealing with, but no excuses and I’m happy with how I pushed through and had a top 20 finish. I’m excited to go back in two weeks for the @grantthorntoninv ☺️ time to take a few days off and get the body feeling better."Here's a look at the post (via Instagram @lexi): View this post on Instagram Instagram PostIn the post-tournament press conference, Lexi Thompson revealed that the pain she was experiencing this week during the 2025 CME Group Tour Championship was the result of an injury to her left hip.Despite not feeling the best physically, the American golfer posted a 72-hole score of 11 under par and tied for 19th place with six other golfers, including Charley Hull and Maja Stark.Lexi Thompson talks about her tournament schedule after semi-retiringAhead of the 2025 season, Lexi Thompson announced that she will be stepping down from playing a full schedule on the LPGA Tour. Having wrapped up the year on the circuit this week, she revealed that she did not intend to play as many tournaments as she did this year.Here's a look at what the 30-year-old had to say (via ASAP Sports):"It might have added up to a few more than I wanted to, but I knew that I wasn't going to play a full schedule. I mean, I don't play 35 events. I don't play a full schedule ever. I usually do play around 20 to 22. I knew I was going to at least cut that in half. There is some events that I thoroughly just enjoy playing in the atmosphere, whether it's the golf course. Even if the golf course doesn't set up right sometimes the hospitality at events make it that much better."The World No. 77 golfer played 13 tournaments on the LPGA Tour this year and made the cut in 9 events. Having recorded two finishes in the top 10, she made $759.7 thousand in Official Earnings over the season.