The Amundi Evian Championship is one of the 5 major women's golf tournaments in the world. It brings together golf's elite - 132 players - over four days and is covered by the media and broadcast in almost 150 countries, particularly in Europe and Asia.
Ayaka Furue's eagle* and three birdies** on the last five holes won the 30th edition of The Amundi Evian Championship, taking over from France's Céline Boutier, who won last year. At the age of 24, she won the first major tournament of her young career.
Valérie Baudson, CEO of Amundi, presented the trophy to the Japanese player at the official ceremony.
Valérie Baudson and Franck Riboud, Chairman of The Amundi Evian Championship, announced the renewal of the partnership with continental Europe's only major women's tournament for a further five years, until 2030. This partnership will enable us to promote our brand internationally to a public that is close to our customers and to reaffirm our values of precision, performance and consistency, which are common to this sport.
See you from 10 to 13 July 2025 for a new edition of The Amundi Evian Championship.
* In golf, a birdie is the term used to define a player who has made one shot less than the Par indicated on the scorecard. It means that the golfer has hit the ball from the tee into the hole with 2 strokes for a Par 3, 3 strokes for a Par 4 and 4 strokes for a Par 5.
** In golf, an eagle is the term used to define a player who has made two shots less than the Par indicated on the scorecard. It means that the golfer has hit the ball from the tee into the hole in 1 shot for a Par 3, 2 shots for a Par 4 and 3 shots for a Par 5.
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