Augusta National Women's Amateur: Lottie Woad Leads Heading to Augusta National
The Next Generation of Women's Golf Stars Prepares for Historic Tournament
Augusta, Georgia – March 29, 2023
The Augusta National Women's Amateur is in full swing, with Lottie Woad of England leading the field as the first round concludes. The 20-year-old shot a remarkable 68 (-4), setting the pace for the highly anticipated tournament.
Woad, who recently won the Rose Ladies Series Grand Final, is known for her exceptional putting and course management. She has played Augusta National three times before and is familiar with its challenging layout.
Other notable players in contention include NCAA champion Rose Zhang (USA) and Gabriela Ruffels (Australia), who are tied for second place at 70 (-2). Anna Davis (USA) and Ingrid Lindblad (Sweden) are just one stroke behind, setting the stage for a thrilling second round.
The Augusta National Women's Amateur is a historic event, as it marks the first time women have competed at the legendary Augusta National Golf Club. The tournament was established to showcase the talents of the world's best women golfers and inspire the next generation of players.
The final two rounds of the Augusta National Women's Amateur will be played on Friday and Saturday. The winner will earn an invitation to play in the 2024 Augusta National Women's Championship, which will be held after the Masters Tournament.
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