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At LPGA Q-School, international stars compete over 90 holes of stroke play for just 25 coveted tour cards. Five Germans are in the mix.
At the LPGA Q-School, top international players battle over 90 holes of stroke play for just 25 tour cards — five Germans are in the mix.
How did Germany’s top female golfers perform on the LPGA and LET in 2025? A look at earnings, wins and financial disparities.
Nastasia Nadaud claims the LET Andalucia Open De Espana title as Shannon Tan secures the season crown. Olivia Cowan finishes in the top 3.
Leonie Harm stays in contention at the Ladies European Tour finale. Cowan, Briem and Försterling also post solid rounds.
Leonie Harm and Kim Metraux opened the LET finale with strong rounds, while Soenderby and Cheenglab set the early pace.
Jeeno Thitikul caps off a stellar season with a win at the CME Group Tour Championship and defends her Race to CME Globe title.
Jeeno Thitikul takes the lead at the CME Group Tour Championship with a flawless 63, while Esther Henseleit slips down the leaderboard.
Esther Henseleit opens the CME Group Tour Championship with a strong 68 to finish T7 after the first round in Naples, Florida.