Ladies Professional Golf
Celine Boutier (France) winner of major championship; reached world #1 as an amateur; led Duke to NCAA Championship; multiple Solheim appearances for Europe.
Charley Hull (England) one of the most popular players on the LPGA tour; 3 tournament wins plus 4 runner-ups in major championships; represented England in two Olympics; multiple Solheim appearances for Europe.
Jeongeun Lee (Korea) as a rookie won the hardest tournament on tour - the U.S. Open major championship; was Rookie of the Year. Runner-up in another major and multiple top 10 finishes.
Minjee Lee (Australia) has 3 major championships and is consistently near the top of the world rankings.
In Gee Chun (Korea) is nicknamed “Dumbo” due to her calm demeanor and has 3 major championships plus an Olympic appearance.
Lydia Ko (New Zealand) youngest to be inducted into Women's Golf Hall of Fame. Remarkable career from a very young age.
Nelly Korda (USA) has 4 major championships plus Olympic gold medal and over 100 weeks as the world #1 golfer.
Brooke Henderson (Canada) has two major championships and 14 LPGA victories. Her caddie was sister Brittany for 10 years.
Lucy Li (USA) is the youngest ever qualifier for the US Open at age 11 and has multiple Top 10 finishes on the LPGA tour.
Gabby Lopez (Mexico) has 3 LPGA Tour victories and was runner-up in the 2026 US Open finishing one shot behind Nelly Korda.
Emily Pedersen (Denmark) is a four time member of the European Solheim Cup team and two time Olympian.
Jeeno Thitikul (Thailand) has nine career wins plus an Olympic appearance and has spent 26 weeks as world #1 golfer (not consecutive).
Yuna Nishimura (Japan) had six victories on the Japanese tour earning a place on the LPGA tour in 2023. She’s having a good laugh on the tee.
Lilia Vu (USA) had a remarkable 2023 winning two major championships, Player of the Year award and reaching the world #1 ranking.
Hinako Shibuno (Japan) called the "Smiling Cinderella" won her first ever major (2019 British Open). Japanese players bow to the golf course on the first tee and final hole.