Nov. 17, 2025AllAm Women

PRESENTINGWOMEN’S AMATEURBefore Lottie Woad turned professional on July 15, she enjoyed an impressive year as an amateur. In 2025, she finished runner-up in three collegiate events and third in four more. In early July, Woad won the Ladies European Tour’s KPMG Women's Irish Open and finished T3 in the Amundi Evian Championship, an LPGA major. The No. 1 player in the World Amateur Golf Ranking at the time, Woad earned an LPGA Tour card via the Elite Amateur Pathway and won the Women’s Scottish Open in her pro debut. After Woad turned pro, Kiara Romero took over as the top-ranked women’s amateur. Many other amateurs had great seasons, including Paula Martin Sampedro, who won the Women’s Amateur Championship and the European Ladies Amateur, and Megha Ganne who won the U.S. Women’s Amateur at Bandon Dunes.FIRST TEAM

Eila Galitsky

Chiang Mai, Thailand / South Carolina

Quarterfinalist: U.S. Women’s Amateur

Won: SAT Thai LPGA Ladies Open

Won: Annika Intercollegiate

Megha Ganne

Holmdel, New Jersey / Stanford

Won: U.S. Women’s Amateur

Made cut: FM Championship

Andrea Revuelta Goicoechea

Madrid, Spain / Stanford

Won: ACC Women’s Golf Championship

Fourth: Augusta National Women’s Amateur

Third: European Ladies’ Amateur Championship

Maria Jose Marin

Cali, Colombia / Arkansas

Won: NCAA Championship

Made cut: U.S. Women’s Open

Made cut: Amundi Evian Championship

Farah O’Keefe

Austin, Texas / Texas

Runner-up: Women’s Amateur Championship

Made cut: U.S. Women’s Open

Co-medalist: Women’s Western Amateur

Meja Örtengren

Linkoping, Sweden / Stanford

Won: LET Hills Open

Fifth: Espirito Santo Trophy (individual)

Kiara Romero

San Jose, California / Oregon

Won: McCormack Medal

Made cut: U.S. Women’s Open

Quarterfinalist: U.S. Women’s Amateur

Paula Martin Sampedro

Madrid, Spain / Stanford

Won: Women’s Amateur Championship

Won: European Ladies’ Amateur Championship

Low amateur: AIG Women’s Open

Asterisk Talley

Chowchilla, California

Runner-up: Augusta National Women’s Amateur

Co-medalist: U.S. Women’s Amateur

Made cut: ShopRite LPGA Classic

Lottie Woad

Farnham, England / Florida State

Won: KPMG Women’s Irish Open

Third: Amundi Evian Championship

Honorable mentionPinky ChaisilprungruangPhitsanulok, ThailandCarolina Lopez-Chacarra CotoMadrid, SpainAnna DavisSpring Valley, CaliforniaAphrodite DengShort Hills, New JerseyCarla Bernat EscuderCastellon, SpainKary HollenbaughNew Albany, OhioJasmine KooCerritos, CaliforniaRianne MalixiQuezon City, PhilippinesSoomin OhAnyang, South KoreaCatherine ParkIrvine, CaliforniaYing XuZhuhai, China
PHOTO CREDITSEila Galitsky, Kiara Romero, Asterisk TalleyDarren CarrollMegha Ganne, Farah O’Keefe, Meja Ortengren, Andrea Revuelta Goicoechea, Steven GibbonsMaria Jose Marin, Lottie Woad Dustin SatloffPaula Martin SampedroLogan WhittonCoverPicture ThisThe DivotGreen ColIntl Callaway Elyte Fairway 111725Pic This 2Intl Titleist Irons 111725Excerpt GGP+Intl Titleist Pro V1 111725Tour TalkIntl Callaway Elyte Hybrids 111725It's Your HonorPING Irons 111725Extra HolesIntl Callaway Elyte Driver 111725Range RatR&AScotty OC GearTrue Gear 2PING Thank You 111725AllAm IntroAllAm MenAllAm WomenAllAm Men MidAllAm Women MidAllAm Men SeniorAllAm Women SeniorIntl Callaway Elyte Irons 111725DPWT GamerDP World Tour BreakoutDPWT NotesUneekor 111725PGA GamerPGA Tour BreakoutPGA Champions GamerLPGA GamerLPGA 111725StatisticsMasthead