Our goal is to sponsor young female golfers by providing them with sporting opportunities and visibility beyond a simple financial contribution.
The Amundi Team 2025 is made up of 9 European, Asian and American players.
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Introducing our players
Gianna Clemente, USA
Currently ranked second junior in the world (AJGA, Dec 24), American Gianna Clemente made history in 2022. At just 14 years old, Gianna took the golf world by storm by becoming the first fan to qualify for three consecutive LPGA events. Since she started playing competitively at the age of five, Gianna has been a three-time world champion and has won 133 tournaments. Recently named to her third Rolex Junior All-American team, Gianna's impressive 2022 season included a successful title defense at the 2022 AJGA PING Invitational where she dominated the court by seven strokes. Gianna also finished second at the USGA Junior Girls Championship and the Amundi Junior Evian Cup. Championship and the Amundi Junior Evian Cup, representing the United States team.
Alexandra Foersterling, Germany
Alexandra Foersterling is a German professional golfer and the defending champion of the Amundi German Masters 2024.
Formerly ranked No. 9 in the Amateur World Rankings, Alexandra turned professional in September 2022. She made an immediate impact in her first Ladies European Tour (LET) event in Switzerland, finishing in an impressive 4th place. At the end of 2022, she (tied) won the Final Stage of the LET Q-School, securing her full tour card for the 2023 season on Europe’s highest women’s golf tour, the Ladies European Tour.
Alexandra’s rookie season in 2023 was nothing short of spectacular: In September, she claimed her first professional victory at the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open. Just two months later, she made headlines again by winning the Mallorca Ladies Open, capturing her second LET title. She concluded her impressive debut season as runner-up in the LET Rookie of the Year ranking and 8th in the LET Race to Costa del Sol standings. Additionally, she secured her spot on the LPGA Tour for the 2024 season through Q-School.
In February 2024, Alexandra claimed her third LET title at the Aramco Team Series in Tampa, Florida - within just ten starts on tour. Three months later, she secured her fourth LET victory at the Amundi German Masters in her hometown of Berlin. This triumph lifted her to No. 2 in the LET Order of Merit and marked her debut in the Top 60 of the world rankings (No. 58).
Thanks to her outstanding performances, Alexandra qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris and represented Team Germany. Just two weeks later, she was named a reserve player for Team Europe in the 2024 Solheim Cup. She finished the 2024 season in a strong 10th place in the LET Order of Merit.
Sará Kousková, Czech Republic
Sara began her professional golfing career on the Ladies European Tour Access Series, where she was first in the rankings. This earned her her Ladies European Tour card for the 2023 season. Her first professional victory was at the Santander Golf Tour Malaga, she had two more victories in the LETAS and won second place at the Amundi Czech Ladies Challenge in 2022.
Sara represented her country at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Sara was born in Karlovy Vary and played golf at Prague City Golf Club. She pursued a college golf career at the University of Texas.
Charlotte Liautier, France
Charlotte turned professional in 2021 and is currently 81st in the Race to Costa Del Sol ranking. During her amateur career, she has won three international titles: the 2016 Swiss International, the 2020 French International and the 2021 Italian International. In October 2021, she had her first professional victory at the Santander Golf Tour Barcelona as an amateur. Since the start of her career on the LET in 2022, she has had two Top 10 finishes and a second place at the Aramco Team Series - Bangkok.
Charlotte is originally from Reunion Island but grew up in Paris, where she took up golf at the age of 12 at her local club of St-Nom-La-Bretèche.
Kim Metraux, Switzerland
Kim has been playing in the Ladies European Tour since 2018. As an amateur, Kim had a successful college career playing for Florida State University.
In 2020, Kim competed at the Tokyo Olympics.
In her four years on the Ladies European Tour, Kim has finished in the Top 10 6 times and is currently ranked 38th in the Race to Costa Del Sol rankings.
Kim was born and raised in Cully, Switzerland. She also attended Florida State University.
Morgane Metraux, Switzerland
Obtaining her LPGA Tour Card in 2022, Morgane has been successful on both the LPGA Tour and the Ladies European Tour this year.
With her double membership, she won the LET at the Ladies Italian Open and finished second at the end of the season at the Andalucia Open de Espana.
Morgane will continue to compete on the LPGA Tour in 2023 with her 85th place in the CME rankings.
Morgane represented Switzerland at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Morgane was born and raised in Cully, Switzerland.
Following in her sister's footsteps, she played college golf at Florida State University where she finished 20th at the 2016 NCAA National Golf Championships.
Budsabakorn Sukapan, Thailand
Budsabakorn Sukapan, 24, played in the Japan LPGA step-up tours, after turning professional in 2015. Ranked 24th in the Thai LPGA Order of Merit, Budsabakorn has also competed in several LPGA events in Thailand and China, as well as the 2022 Korean Women's Open.
During her career, she has won 8 times and secured a spot in the next LPGA Tour Qualifying School.
Sayaka Takahashi, Japan
Sayaka Takahashi, started golf at the age of 10 and won the Japan Women's Amateur Golf Championship in 2016. She turned professional in 2018 to play on the JLPGA Tour.
She won the 40th Fujisankei Ladies Classic of the JLPGA Tour in 2022.
Lauren Walsh, Ireland
Lauren Walsh is an Irish golfer and young Olympian who has been playing on the Ladies European Tour since 2023.
At 18, Lauren earned a golf scholarship to Wake Forest University where she spent four years studying mathematics and became the "Wake Forest Scholar Athlete of the year 2022-2023".
She is now an ambassador for the Annika Foundation after a successful amateur career that has included participation in the Curtis Cup, the Youth Olympic Games and the university circuit in the United States.
Lauren turned professional in the summer of 2023 and achieved Category 16 status on the LET in 2024.
She started playing golf at the age of 10 with her older sister at the local club in Castlewarden, Ireland.
Margaux Bréjo
Since 2022, we have been supporting Margaux Bréjo, a young 17-year-old hearing-impaired player with a very good track record.
In August 2024, Margaux won the title of World Champion for the Hearing Impaired in Australia.
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