Following an impressive T3 showing at The Amundi Evian Championship, amateur Lottie Woad has elected to turn professional and accept the LPGA Tour membership she qualified for via the LPGA Elite Amateur Pathway (LEAP).

She nearly won a major. Woad, the 21-year-old who is the top-ranked women's amateur in the world, came close to winning the Amundi Evian Championship in France. She shot an impressive seven-under 64 Sunday at Evian Resort and even led at different points of the round.

Among those who made the cut on the number include former Evian champion Brooke Henderson, 2025 LPGA winner Madelene Sagstrom and rookie Jenny Bae, who played the last 10 holes in 3 under to overcome a pair of early doubles.

Take a look at who else is in the field this week at The Amundi Evian Championship: Ayaka Furue (2024), Celine Boutier (2023), Brooke Henderson (2022), Minjee Lee (2021), Jin Young Ko (2019), Anna Nordqvist (2017), In Gee Chun (2016), Lydia Ko (2015), Hyo Joo Kim (2014)

LPGA Tour fans are sending their thoughts and prayers to one of the game’s brightest stars. Charley Hull, the 29-year-old British standout, suffered a frightening health scare during the Evian Championship in France on Thursday.

Hull, currently No. 19 in the world, placed T-12 in her last two starts on the LPGA – both major championships.

EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France — Yuri Yoshida carded her career-low round on the LPGA Tour on Moving Day at The Amundi Evian Championship.