Victoria’s Jazy Roberts heads a strong Australian contingent projected to advance to match play at the US Women’s Amateur Championship, with five players on track to reach the knockout stage for the first time since 2012.
Victorian Jazy Roberts has finished as the leading Australian for the second straight year as Korea claimed a historic first victory at the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific at Royal Wellington Golf Club in New Zealand.
Queensland duo Shyla Singh and Grace Rho will have some local support when the 2026 Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific Championship tees off at Royal Wellington Golf Club in New Zealand on Thursday.
Golf Australia High Performance Squad members Jazy Roberts (VIC), Raegan Denton (SA), Shyla Singh (QLD) and Grace Rho (QLD), along with Golf NSW representatives Ella Scaysbrook and Rachel Lee, will travel to New Zealand to compete next month.
Ella Scaysbrook announced to the golf world in 2025 that this Australian talent is going to be around the top echelon of women’s golf for years to come.
The support that rising Australian golf star Ella Scaysbrook receives from her hometown has been immortalised as the 19-year-old prepares for her next international assignment: this week’s Espirito Santo Trophy in Singapore.
American Megha Ganne continues to burnish her reputation on the biggest stages in women’s golf, this time with victory in the 125th US Women’s Amateur at Bandon Dunes.