Defending winner Woad went 7 under in the opening round at Champions Retreat, but it was Stanford's Ganne who stole the show.

One of the greatest amateur fields in women's golf will descend upon one of the greatest golf courses in the sport this week. The 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur represents the sixth playing of the event and boasts the strongest list of competitors yet.

The Augusta National Women’s Amateur continues Thursday with Round 2 at Champions Retreat Golf Club in Evans, Georgia. Players are competing over 36 holes on the venue before a cut is made to the low 30 and ties, with the qualifiers playing the final round Saturday at Augusta National Golf Club.

I had a feeling I was gonna go low today, but not this low, so I'm just trying to enjoy it,” said Ganne, 21, who is making her fifth appearance in the ANWA after competing four times at Augusta National in the Drive,

How to watch the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur on Thursday, including full Thursday TV coverage and streaming info for Round 2.

Out of the trio of South Carolina Gamecocks, Galitsky leads and is in the top 30 after the Augusta National Women's Amateur in Round 1 at Champions Retreat.

Ohio State golfer Kary Hollenbaugh, a New Albany graduate, has advanced to Saturday's final round of the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

Stanford University's Megha Ganne set a new scoring record at Champions Retreat Golf Club at the Augusta National Women's Amateur. Lottie Woad trails by two.

LSU golfer Rocio Tejedo of Spain shot an even-par 72 during Wednesday's first round of the Augusta National Women's Amateur to finish in a tie for 30th place