Win Augusta National Women’s Amateur Win

While Lottie Woad won Augusta National Qually’s Emateur last year without getting a green coat or any bonus, she did walk away with some incredible allowances.

Last year’s ANWA champion and current women’s amateur rankings benefited immediately from her title, and immediately entered the Chevron Championship for the LPGA a few weeks later.

This is just one of the many invitations for one of the main events women amateur golf receives. Overall, if the champions are still amateurs, they will be exempted from no less than 11 different professional or amateur activities.

While WOAD is a 21-year-old junior at Florida State University, she is likely to turn professional in the not too distant future, she has invited the next four (this year) Augusta National’s Bool’s amateurs to get invitations.

Here is the list of all the matches the 2025 champion will enter:

– Next Five Augusta National Women’s Amateurs
– 2025 American Women’s Open
– Women’s Open in 2025
-2025 Herringbone Champion
-2025 Evian Champion
– Her eligible American Amateur Championships (i.e. American Women’s Amateur and R&A Women’s Amateurs)

All these waivers are still a condition for champions.

In addition, the champion won the Augusta National Women’s Amateur Trophy designed by Tiffany and Co., made by Sterling Silver.

Finally, the champion also won valuable world amateur golf ranking points and LPGA jump points. LPGA’s LEAP program was announced this season, similar to the PGA Tour University program, which awarded university players’ notes that could help them win PGA Tour members after graduation.

The winner received two LPGA Leap points, which is crucial to WOAD, which has accumulated 16 points and only needs two more to earn the necessary 20 points to earn the LPGA tour.

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