Full field: Augusta National Women's Amateur confirmed entries
1/28/2019 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship, Augusta National Golf Club
The remaining six players have been confirmed in the Augusta National Women's Amateur field. Take a look at all 72 names
This story has been updated
The Augusta National Women’s Amateur just got a lot more real. Invitations – beautiful Augusta green invitations with gold wax seals – have been floating around for days, documented excitedly by the women who have received them. On Jan. 22, Augusta National announced that 66 players in the 72-woman field had been confirmed for the inaugural event. The remaining six players were revealed Jan. 28.
The 54-hole event takes place April 3-6, with the first 36 holes at Champions Retreat Golf Club and the final round being played at Augusta National the Saturday before Masters week.
The last six players into the field, as revealed Jan. 28, include:
Zoe Campos, Valencia, Calif.
Sophie Hausmann, Nottuln, Germany
Yu-Sang Hou, Taipai, Taiwan
Clarisse Louis, Brussels, Belgium
Alexa Melton, Covina, Calif.
Lei Ye, Shanghai, China
Three of the confirmed players gained entry as a result of tournament victories over the past year. Those players include:
Leonie Harm, Gerlingen, Germany (Ladies’ British Open Amateur Championship)
Atthaya Thitikul, Ratchaburi, Thailand (Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific)
Emma Spitz, Goellersdorf, Austria (Girls’ British Open Amateur Championship)
The majority of the field were selected according to position in the final 2018 World Amateur Golf Ranking. The top 30 players from the United States not otherwise qualified were selected, followed by the 30 highest ranked international players not otherwise qualified. Those players are listed below:
Alyaa Abdulghany, Newport Beach, CA
Hanna Alberto, Kingwood, TX
Ana Belac, Portorož, Slovenia
Jaravee Boonchant, Bangkok, Thailand
Sierra Brooks, Lake Mary, FL
Virginia Elena Carta, Udine, Italy
Jennifer Chang, Cary, NC
Alice Chen, Princeton, NJ
Allisen Corpuz, Waipahu, HI
Amanda Doherty, Atlanta, GA
Caterina Don, Pinerolo, Italy
Alessandra Fanali, Fiuggi, Italy
Maria Fassi, Pachuca, Mexico
Isabella Fierro, Mérida, Mexico
Michaela Finn, Ängelholm, Sweden
Annabell Fuller, Kingston Upon Thames, England
Allyson Geer-Park, Brighton, MI
Linn Grant, Viken, Sweden
Haylee Harford, Leavittsburg, OH
Lauren Hartlage, Elizabethtown, KY
Alice Hewson, Berkhamsted, England
Emilee Hoffman, Folsom, CA
Yu-Chiang Hou, Taipei, Taiwan
Lily May Humphreys, Sudbury, England
Jiwon Jeon, Daegu, South Korea
Dylan Kim, Sachse, TX
Gina Kim, Chapel Hill, NC
Jennifer Kupcho, Westminster, CO
Seo-yun Kwon, Daejeon, South Korea
Agathe Laisne, Paris, France
Tilda Larsson, Emmaboda, Sweden
Stephanie Lau, Fullerton, CA
Andrea Lee, Hermosa Beach, CA
Lucy Li, Redwood Shores, CA
Amanda Linner, Onsala, Sweden
Olivia Mehaffey, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Emilia Migliaccio, Cary, NC
Haley Moore, Escondido, CA
Alessia Nobilio, Rozzano, Italy
Tristyn Nowlin, Richmond, KY
Ainhoa Olarra, San Sebastían, Spain
Alexa Pano, Lake Worth, FL
Pimnipa Panthong, Nakhon Sawan, Thailand
Kaitlyn Papp, Austin, TX
Marta Perez, Valencia, Spain
Anna Redding, Concord, NC
Yuka Saso, Manila, Philippines
Brooke Seay, San Diego, CA
Erica Shepherd, Greenwood, IN
Ellie Slama, Salem, OR
Natalie Srinivasan, Spartanburg, SC
Maja Stark, Abbekas, Sweden
Beatrice Wallin, Olofstorp, Sweden
Yuka Yasuda, Kobe, Japan
Rose Zhang, Irvine, CA
The next chunk of players were chosen by invitation of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship Committee. Those players include:
Sofia Anokhina, Moscow, Russia
Valentina Giraldo, Ibague, Colombia
Wenyung Keh, Auckland, New Zealand
Mariah Smith, Clarksville, TN
Julienne Soo, South Yarra, Australia
Kaleigh Telfer, Kyalami, South Africa
Brigitte Thibault, Rosemère, Canada
Hee Ying Loy, Kulai, Malaysia
The Augusta National Women’s Amateur just got a lot more real. Invitations – beautiful Augusta green invitations with gold wax seals – have been floating around for days, documented excitedly by the women who have received them. On Jan. 22, Augusta National announced that 66 players in the 72-woman field had been confirmed for the inaugural event. The remaining six players were revealed Jan. 28.
The 54-hole event takes place April 3-6, with the first 36 holes at Champions Retreat Golf Club and the final round being played at Augusta National the Saturday before Masters week.
The last six players into the field, as revealed Jan. 28, include:
Zoe Campos, Valencia, Calif.
Sophie Hausmann, Nottuln, Germany
Yu-Sang Hou, Taipai, Taiwan
Clarisse Louis, Brussels, Belgium
Alexa Melton, Covina, Calif.
Lei Ye, Shanghai, China
Three of the confirmed players gained entry as a result of tournament victories over the past year. Those players include:
Leonie Harm, Gerlingen, Germany (Ladies’ British Open Amateur Championship)
Atthaya Thitikul, Ratchaburi, Thailand (Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific)
Emma Spitz, Goellersdorf, Austria (Girls’ British Open Amateur Championship)
The majority of the field were selected according to position in the final 2018 World Amateur Golf Ranking. The top 30 players from the United States not otherwise qualified were selected, followed by the 30 highest ranked international players not otherwise qualified. Those players are listed below:
Alyaa Abdulghany, Newport Beach, CA
Hanna Alberto, Kingwood, TX
Ana Belac, Portorož, Slovenia
Jaravee Boonchant, Bangkok, Thailand
Sierra Brooks, Lake Mary, FL
Virginia Elena Carta, Udine, Italy
Jennifer Chang, Cary, NC
Alice Chen, Princeton, NJ
Allisen Corpuz, Waipahu, HI
Amanda Doherty, Atlanta, GA
Caterina Don, Pinerolo, Italy
Alessandra Fanali, Fiuggi, Italy
Maria Fassi, Pachuca, Mexico
Isabella Fierro, Mérida, Mexico
Michaela Finn, Ängelholm, Sweden
Annabell Fuller, Kingston Upon Thames, England
Allyson Geer-Park, Brighton, MI
Linn Grant, Viken, Sweden
Haylee Harford, Leavittsburg, OH
Lauren Hartlage, Elizabethtown, KY
Alice Hewson, Berkhamsted, England
Emilee Hoffman, Folsom, CA
Yu-Chiang Hou, Taipei, Taiwan
Lily May Humphreys, Sudbury, England
Jiwon Jeon, Daegu, South Korea
Dylan Kim, Sachse, TX
Gina Kim, Chapel Hill, NC
Jennifer Kupcho, Westminster, CO
Seo-yun Kwon, Daejeon, South Korea
Agathe Laisne, Paris, France
Tilda Larsson, Emmaboda, Sweden
Stephanie Lau, Fullerton, CA
Andrea Lee, Hermosa Beach, CA
Lucy Li, Redwood Shores, CA
Amanda Linner, Onsala, Sweden
Olivia Mehaffey, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Emilia Migliaccio, Cary, NC
Haley Moore, Escondido, CA
Alessia Nobilio, Rozzano, Italy
Tristyn Nowlin, Richmond, KY
Ainhoa Olarra, San Sebastían, Spain
Alexa Pano, Lake Worth, FL
Pimnipa Panthong, Nakhon Sawan, Thailand
Kaitlyn Papp, Austin, TX
Marta Perez, Valencia, Spain
Anna Redding, Concord, NC
Yuka Saso, Manila, Philippines
Brooke Seay, San Diego, CA
Erica Shepherd, Greenwood, IN
Ellie Slama, Salem, OR
Natalie Srinivasan, Spartanburg, SC
Maja Stark, Abbekas, Sweden
Beatrice Wallin, Olofstorp, Sweden
Yuka Yasuda, Kobe, Japan
Rose Zhang, Irvine, CA
The next chunk of players were chosen by invitation of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship Committee. Those players include:
Sofia Anokhina, Moscow, Russia
Valentina Giraldo, Ibague, Colombia
Wenyung Keh, Auckland, New Zealand
Mariah Smith, Clarksville, TN
Julienne Soo, South Yarra, Australia
Kaleigh Telfer, Kyalami, South Africa
Brigitte Thibault, Rosemère, Canada
Hee Ying Loy, Kulai, Malaysia
About the Augusta National Women's Amateur (ANWA)
54-hole stroke-play tournament that will include a 72 player international field. The field will include winners of other recognized tournaments while also utilizing the Women's World Amateur Golf Rankings. The first two rounds will be played at Cham...
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