The Amundi Evian Championship is one of the five major tournaments for women’s golf and is just around the corner. The fans are almost on the edge of their seats for this first major event in continental Europe and are waiting eagerly to witness their adored LPGA golfers, such as defending champion Brooke Henderson, Nelly Korda, and so on, go head-to-head at Evian Resort Golf Club.

With the fans expecting an exciting field of 120 golfers, one question arises: Will the young golf prodigy, Rose Zhang, be seen teeing it up in France or not?

Has Rose Zhang qualified for the 2023 Amundi Evian Championship?

Rose Zhang, although only 20, has made quite a name for herself in women’s golf! Not only did she rule amateur golf, but she is quickly rising to fame in her professional career as well. She even won her debut event at the Mizuho Americas Open, etching her name alongside Beverly Hanson, who had done so back in 1951!

After her debut, she has made quite a few appearances in regular LPGA tournaments and major events such as the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and the Women’s US Open. With the fourth major of the season approaching, will golf fans see Zhang teeing it up in France at the end of July?

Well, to put it simply, yes! When Rose Zhang turned pro, she made the exemption list to compete in the remaining four major tournaments of the 2023 LPGA Tour season. The LPGA Tour also announced the previous month on their Twitter handle that fans will get to witness a lot more of the 20-year-old in the coming season!

Other than Rose Zhang, many other renowned LPGA Tour golfers will be seen at the Evian Resort Golf Club as they prepare to go head-to-head with each other for the highly coveted title.

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Which other golfers will play in the upcoming major?

According to the championship’s website, the tournament will witness a tuning field. The list of main contenders this year includes deafening champion Brooke Henderson and World No. 1 golfer Jin Young Ko. Other than these leading women in golf, some other players to watch out for owing to their good form this year are Hyo-Joo Kim, Lilia Vu, Lydia Ko, and Nelly Korda.

Playing on their home ground, the French Clan for the Amundi Evian Championship is just as strong. Céline Boutier, who excelled marvelously this year and reached the Top 10, will be one of the top contenders. Other French golfers included in the list are Perrine Delacour, Céline Herbin, and Pauline Roussin.

Are you excited to witness the leading women in golf compete for the pride, honor, and winning purse of $6.5 million? Who do you think will win? Tell us your picks below in the comments!

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