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Follow live qualifying for the 2025 U.S. Women’s Amateur as players compete for 156 spots at one of golf’s premier venues.
Dates: August 4–10, 2025
Main Venue: Bandon Dunes Golf Resort (Bandon Dunes Course), Bandon, OR
Yardage/Par: 6,347 yards / Par 72 (subject to change)
Opened: 1999
Architect: David McLay Kidd
Entries Accepted: 1,475
Field Size: 156
Eligibility: Handicap Index ≤ 2.4
Qualifying Window: June 18 – July 17 (18-hole stroke play, various sites)
Exempt Players: 54 (based on rankings, championship results, and other criteria)
Match Play Cut: Top 64 advance after stroke play
Champion Benefits: Exemptions into 2026 U.S. Women’s Open, next 10 U.S. Women’s Ams (if eligible), 2026 Augusta National Women’s Amateur, and likely LPGA majors
Handicap Index: 2.4 or better
Entry Deadline: Closed (1,475 entries accepted)
Field Size: 156
⛳ Qualifying:
June 18 – July 17
🏆 Championship Week:
Aug 4 – 10
Stroke Play: 36 holes at Bandon Dunes
Top 64: advance to Match Play
Exempt Players: 54 (via rankings and prior achievements)
Roughly 10.6% of applicants make the final field.
Jie-En Lin of Chinese Taipei and Texas native Kirstin Angosta shared medalist honors with 69s, edging out a crowded leaderboard. Makayla Tyrrell shot a steady 70, while Ava Osborne and Kate Song earned alternate spots with matching scores.
It was a tie at the top in Lima as Lily Bargamian and Keira Yun each posted 71. Leon Takagi of Japan and local standout Mary Kelly Mulcahy rounded out the top performers.
Alona Avery fired the low round of 68 to medal, followed closely by Sabrina Sun at 69. Four players, including Yurang Li and Chloe Kim, finished at 71 in a tightly contested Southern California shootout.
Canada's Kayla Black secured medalist honors with a 70. Lindsay McGrath was close behind at 71, while Nicole Gal and Riviera Lindholm earned alternate status with solid scores.
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