The USGA has announced a list of 26 local qualifying venues, conducted over 36 holes across the United States and in Canada, Japan, and Germany from April 15 to May 14.

Returning to Lancaster Country Club for the second time since hosting it in 2015, the women’s major event will carry a prize fund of over 12 million dollars, marking an increase of 8 million dollars since it was last played at Lancaster.

The record-breaking purse is made possible, in part, by a new multi-year, multi-million-dollar partnership with Ally Financial Inc., the nation's largest digital-only bank and a leader in women's sports, as stated by the USGA. This arrangement also designates Ally as the championship’s presenting partner.

Final qualifying results

Monday, May 13

Golfcrest Country Club, Pearland, Tex.

Texas A&M standout Adela Cernousek shot a first-round 65 to propel her to the medalist honors by one shot over Elina Sinz, who earned the second qualifying spot in a 2-for-1 playoff over fellow amateur Junia Gabasa. Gabasa is the first alternate, and Hailee Cooper is the second alternate.  

Qualifiers: Adela Cernousek (a) (France) 138; Elina Sinz (a) (Katy, Tex.) 139. FULL RESULTS

Briarwood Country Club, Deerfield, Ill. 

Keeley Marx shot 1-under and was the only golfer to finish two rounds under par to win medalist honors over Caroline Smith, who finished even par and earned the second and final qualifying spot. Lauren Beaudreau of Notre Dame is the first alternate, and Monet Chun of Michigan is the second alternate. 

Qualifiers: Keeley Marx (a) (Australia) 141; Caroline Smith (a) (Inverness, Ill.) 142. FULL RESULTS

Haworth Country Club, Haworth, N.J. 

In one of the lowest-scoring qualifying sites, 10-under only got alternate honors. Caroline Masson shot rounds of 64-67 to get to 13-under and earn medalist honors by one shot. Masson recorded 13 birdies and an eagle through the 36 holes. Maude Leblanc and Nanna Koerstz Madsen finished 12-under, and Yan Liu shot 11-under to earn the fourth qualifying spot.

Na Rin An and Olivia Cowan earned the first and second alternate spots. 

Qualifiers: Caroline Masson (Germany) 131; Maude Leblanc (Canada) 132; Nanna Koerstz Madsen (Denmark) 132; Yan Liu (People’s Republic of China) 133. FULL RESULTS

Bradenton Country Club, Bradenton, Fla. 

Two amateurs advanced in this qualifier, as Amelie Zalsman won medalist honors by a narrow one-shot margin over Pimpisa Sisutham. Hailey Davidson of Scotland and Jasmine Suwannapura are the two alternates.  

Qualifiers: Amelie Zalsman (a) (Saint Petersburg, Fla.) 141; Pimpisa Sisutham (a) (Thailand) 142. FULL RESULTS 

Friday, May 10

The Club at Admiral’s Cove, Jupiter, Fla. 

Sydnee Michaels won medalist honors by two shots over Florida standout Maisie Filler. Filler won a 3-for-1 playoff to earn the second qualifying spot, while Jenny Suh Thompson is the first alternate and Kayla Holden earned the second alternate. 

Qualifiers: Sydnee Michaels (Delray Beach, Fla.) 140; Maisie Filler (a) (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) 142. FULL RESULTS

Wednesday, May 8

Sunset Country Club, St. Louis, Mo.

Amateur and Purdue commit Samantha Brown shot an impressive first-round 1-under 71 to shoot a two-round total of 8-over 152 and earn the lone qualifying spot in Sunset Country Club. Brown, who finished T2 at the 2023 Indiana Women's Open, defeated Addison Klonowski by one shot. Klonowski earned the first alternate spot, while Anna Hedlund earned the second alternate spot.  

Qualifiers: Samantha Brown (a) (Westfield, Ind.) 152

Tuesday, May 7

Shannopin Country Club, Pittsburgh, Penn. 

Rachel Rohanna finished 2-under to win the medalist honors and avoid the playoff by one shot. Marissa Steen defeated Vanessa Borovilos in a playoff to earn the second qualifying spot after finishing just one shot back of Rohanna. Borovilos and Gianna Clemente, two top amateurs in the country, are the first and second alternates. 

Qualifiers: Rachel Rohanna (Marianna, Penn.) 140; Marissa Steen (West Chester, Ohio) 141. FULL RESULTS

Monday, May 6

Woodhill Country Club, Wayzata, Minn.

With only one spot available, Kaitlyn Papp Budde defeated Joy Chou in a playoff after both shooting even par over two rounds for Papp Budde to earn the lone qualifying spot. Chou is the first alternate, and Emily Lauterbach is the second alternate. FULL RESULTS

Qualifiers: Kaitlyn Papp Budde (Austin, Tex.) 142

Sugar Mill Country Club, New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 

Steph Kyriacou of Australia earned medalist honors by one shot over Elizabeth Szokol. Szokol earned the second qualifying spot by two shots over Sarah Kemp after shooting 5-under. 

Kemp is the first alternate, and Paula Reto is the second alternate. FULL RESULTS

Qualifiers: Steph Kyriacou (Australia) 136; Elizabeth Szokol (Winnetka, Ill.) 137

San Joaquin Country Club, Fresno, Calif.

Gabriela Ruffels finished as the medalist over top junior Asterisk Talley by one shot. Talley, a 16-year-old, recently won the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley and has racked up an impressive amateur resume. 

Harriet Lynch and Malia Nam are the first and second alternates. FULL RESULTS

Qualifiers: Gabriela Ruffels (Australia) 136, Asterisk Talley (a) (Chowchilla, Calif.) 137

Dunwoody Country Club, Dunwoody, Ga. 

Arpichaya Yubol of Thailand ran away with the medalist honors in this one, winning by five shots at 4-under. She was the only golfer in the field to finish under par. Kristen Gillman earned the second qualifying spot by one shot over amateur Mary Miller. Miller is the first alternate and Thanana Kotchasanmanee finished as the second alternate. 

Qualifiers: Arpichaya Yubol (Thailand) 138; Kristen Gillman (Austin, Tex.) 143. FULL RESULTS

Pinnacle Peak Country Club, Scottsdale, Ariz.

Kim Kaufman and Alana Uriell pulled away from the field, with Kaufman earning the medalist honors by one shot over Uriell. Savannah Vilaubi defeated Stephanie Meadow in a playoff to earn the final qualifying spot. Meadow is the first alternate, and Kate Smith-Stroh is the second alternate after finishing one shot out of a playoff. 

Qualifiers: Kim Kaufman (Clark, S.D.) 137, Alana Uriell (Carlsbad, Calif.) 138; Savannah Vilaubi (St. George, Ut.) 141. FULL RESULTS

Thursday, May 2

Ohio State University Golf Club, Columbus, Ohio

Weiling Hsu shot 3-under with rounds of 70-71 to win medalist honors, while Isabella Fierro and Wichanee Meechai earned the second and third qualifying spots at 2-under. Agathe Laisne and Lindy Duncan are the first and second alternates.

Qualifiers: Weiling Hsu (Chinese Taipei) 141; Isabella Fierro (Mexico) 142; Wichanee Meechai (Thailand) 142. FULL RESULTS

Wednesday, May 1

Winchester Country Club, Winchester, Mass. 

Katie Ki and Lucy Li shot identical rounds of 68-69 to get to 7-under and finish as co-medalists. Katie Li also earned low amateur honors. Sofia Garcia defeated Amelia Lewis in a playoff to earn the third and final qualifying spot at 5-under. Lewis is the first alternate while Peiyun Chien finished as the second alternate. 

Qualifiers: Lucy Li (Redwood Shores, Calif.) 137; Katie Li (a) (Basking Ridge, N.J.) 137; Sofia Garcia (Paraguay) 139. FULL RESULTS

Tuesday, April 30

Rainier Golf and Country Club, Seattle, Wash. 

Jiwon Jeon earned medalist honors by four shots, finishing 7-under, while Caroline Inglis and Emily Kristine Pederson made it through a 3-for-2 playoff to earn the second and third qualifying spots. Ssu Chia Cheng and Yealimi Noh earned the first and second alternate spots.

Qualifiers: Jiwon Jeon (Republic of Korea) 137; Caroline Inglis (Eugene, Ore.) 141; Emily Kristine Pederson (Denmark) 141.

Starmount Forest Country Club, Greensboro, N.C.

Pauline Roussinbouchard and Lauren Stephenson both shot 9-under with rounds of 66-69 to finish as co-medalists and earn the only two qualifying spots. Brooke Rivers finished as the low amateur and the first alternate, and Gina Kim is the second alternate.

Qualifiers: Pauline Roussinbouchard (France) 135; Lauren Stephenson (Lexington, S.C.) 135. FULL RESULTS

Walnut Creek Golf Preserve, Westminster, Colo. 

Isi Gabsa shot 69-71 to get to 4-under and win medalist honors by two shots over Moriya Jutanugarn, who finished in solo second place at 2-under. Celine Borge made it through a 3-for-1 playoff to earn the final qualifying spot, while Reagan Zibilski and Polly Mack are the two alternates.

Qualifiers: Isi Gabsa (Germany) 140; Moriya Jutanugarn (Thailand) 142; Celine Borge (Norway) 144. FULL RESULTS

Monday, April 29

Rockwall Golf and Athletic Club, Rockwell, Tex. 

LSU standout Aine Donegan is back after finishing just one shot out of low amateur honors at the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open. Donegan shot 9-under with rounds of 68-67 to win medalist honors by one shot over Huai-Chien Hsu, who earned the second and last qualifying spot. Savannah Barber and Bentley Cotton are two alternates. 

Qualifiers: Aine Donegan (a) (Ireland) 135; Huai-Chien Hsu (a) (Chinese Taipei) 136. FULL RESULTS

Soule Park Golf Club, Ojai, Calif. 

Yuri Yoshida put together an incredible two rounds, shooting 14-under over the course of 36 holes, recording 17 birdies. 2024 Pac-12 individual champion Catherine Park and Soo Bin Joo earned the other two qualifying spots at 10-under. Top junior golfer Jasmine Koo is the first alternate and Jennifer Song is the second alternate. 

Qualifiers: Yuri Yoshida (Japan) 130; Catherine Park (a) (Irvine, Calif.) 134; Soo Bin Joo (Republic of Korea). FULL RESULTS

Thursday, April 25

Belle Haven Country Club, Alexandria, Va. 

Ruixin Liu and Jean Reynolds earned co-medalist honors and the only two qualifying spots. Avery McCrery and Josee Doyon are the two alternates. 

Qualifiers: Ruixin Liu (People’s Republic of China) 139; Jean Reynolds (Newnan, Ga.) 139. FULL RESULTS

Tuesday, April 23

Soboda Springs Golf Course, San Jacinto, Calif. 

Hsin Yu Lu shot 4-under to earn medalist honors. Mariel Galdiano shot a second-round 5-under 67 to advance to a playoff with Emily Song, where Galdiano earned the final qualifying spot. Song is the first alternate, and Samantha Wagner is the second alternate. 

Qualifiers: Hsin Yu Lu (Chinese Taipei) 140; Mariel Galdiano (Pearl City, Hi). FULL RESULTS

Monday, April 22

Boso Country Club, Chiba, Pref. 

Amiyu Ozeki shot an impressive 12-under with two rounds of 66 to earn medalist honors by three shots. Yui Kawamoto shot 9-under, and Saiki Fujita shot 8-under to qualify, and Peiying Tsai and Ayako Kimura earned the fourth and fifth qualifying spots. Hibiki Iriya and Karuka Kawasaki are the two alternates.  

Qualifiers: Amiyu Ozeki (Japan) 132; Yui Kawamoto (Japan) 135; Saiki Fujita (Japan) 136; Peiying Tsai (Chinese Taipei) 137; Ayako Kimura (Japan) 138. FULL RESULTS

Tuesday, April 16

The Village Course at Waikoloa, Waikoloa, Hi. 

With only one qualifying spot, Yuka Nii shot rounds of 66-66 to get to 12-under, tying Anne Van Dam, who shot rounds of 68-64. Nii won in a playoff to earn the lone qualifying spot, while Van Dam is the first alternate. Risa Murata shot 6-under to earn the second alternate spot.

Qualifiers: Yuka Nii (Japan) 132. FULL RESULTS

Monday, April 15

The Vancouver Golf Club, Coquitlam, British Columbia

Amelia Garvey was the only golfer to shoot two under-par rounds and finished four strokes clear of the field to earn medalist honors. Madison Young qualified in the second and final spot after making it through a 4-for-1 playoff. Ana Belac and Vanessa Zhang are the two alternates.

Qualifiers: Amelia Garvey (New Zealand) 140; Madison Young (Canton, Ga.) 144. FULL RESULTS

El Macero Country Club, El Macero, Calif. 

Over the course of 36 holes, Stanford standout Megha Ganne recorded only one bogey, finishing 6-under and winning the medalist honors over Sabrina Iqbal by one shot. Iqbal and Alexa Melton ran away from the field to earn the second and third qualifying spots. Julia Misemer had a strong second 18 holes to earn the first alternate, and Gigi Stoll earned the second alternate spot.

Qualifiers: Megha Ganne (a) (Holmdel, N.J.) 138; Sabrina Iqbal (a) (San Jose, Calif.) 139; Alexa Melton (Covina, Calif.) 140. FULL RESULTS