Augusta National Women's Amateur 2025
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Defending champion Lottie Woad is looking to become the first two-time winner of ANWA, and she's tied for the lead at 9 under with 18 holes to go at Augusta National Golf Club on Saturday.
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Megha Ganne set the Augusta National Women's Amateur record on Wednesday with a 9-under 63 at Champions Retreat, giving her a two-shot lead over defending champion Lottie Woad.
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The cut line fell at 1 under par after two rounds at Champions Retreat Golf Club in Evans, Georgia, with 32 players earning a spot in Saturday's conclusion at Augusta National Golf Club.
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Golf Digest on MSNDefending champion in familiar territory as ANWA moves to Augusta National with a host of top players hot on her heelsLottie Woad is a different person than one year ago, but the defending Augusta National Women’s Amateur champion’s game remains the same. After the first two rounds at Champions Retreat, Woad, the world’s top-ranked amateur,
Stanford's Andrea Revuelta and Kansas State's Carla Bernat enter Saturday just one shot off the lead and in the penultimate pairing at the Augusta National Women's Amateur.
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Golf on MSNWith trip to Augusta National at stake, emotions run highWith the best women's amateurs in the world competing for a tee time at Augusta National, emotions ran high on Friday at Champions Retreat.
Rachel Heck joined the Air Force after deciding not to turn pro. Despite barely playing recently, she's back at the Augusta National Women's Amateur.
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Golf Digest on MSNANWA champ Lottie Woad is blazing path toward LPGA card through new LEAP programWinning at Augusta last year came with a bonus of two additional points in the new LPGA Elite Amateur Pathway (LEAP) program. The system debuted this year and it’s a path for the world’s best amateurs to get LPGA Tour status faster via milestones and achievements.
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