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The Amundi Evian Championship

The Amundi Evian Championship is a member of the highly select club of five tournaments in the women’s golf Grand Slam.

What is The Amundi Evian Championship?

The Amundi Evian Championship is a member of the highly select club of five tournaments in the women’s golf Grand Slam.

Each year at the Evian Resort Golf Club, the tournament unites the world’s elite from the Rolex Rankings, with a field of 132 players and a 4-day competition with a cut after 2 rounds (top 70 and ties). The tournament has a purse of 6.5 million dollars.

The course at the Evian Resort Golf Club was totally redesigned in 2013 to become one of the most competitive of the major championship courses. It asserts its unique character in a stunning natural setting surrounded by lake and mountains.

The venue for the Major is the Evian Resort, its 18-hole major championship course (The Champions Course), new 6-hole course (The Lake Course) and Leadbetter Academy, is one of the most beautiful golfing destinations in the world.

The 2023 Edition

For this third edition of The Amundi Evian Championship on the mythical Evian Resort Golf course in Evian-les-Bains, the Major has again kept all its promises with suspense and full of joy with a French victory.

In an incredible atmosphere, France’s Céline Boutier wins the first major championship of her career, The Amundi Evian Championship 2023. Armed with her past experience and support from a crowd passionately devoted to her success, the French player shot a final round 68 (-3) to win with a six-shot lead over Brooke Henderson.

France has not experienced such glory at a major since the crowning of Patricia Meunier-Lebouc at the Kraft Nabisco 2003. For Céline and those close to her and all blue-white-red golf lovers, Sunday 30th July will go down as a milestone.

On Amundi’s Team side, 4 girls were engaged: Morgane Metraux (CH), Ruoning Hin (CN), Tiffany Huang (TW) and Chiara Noja (DE). After two tough round for the last three, they unfortunately didn’t make the cut and finished the tournament respectively at the 71th, 102th and 88^th place.

Morgane Métraux was in a great place on day 2 after finishing minus one on the first day – round 2 was difficult but with a birdie on the last hole she managed to makes the cut. After making the cut at -3 on Friday, Morgane was in a really good condition for round 3 & 4 and finished the major with a very nice T16.

The next edition of the Amundi Evian Championship will take place from July 11th to 14th 2024.

To discover the pictures of the 2023 edition ⬇