Our Players

Introducing our players

Our goal is to sponsor young female golfers by providing them with sporting opportunities and visibility beyond a simple financial contribution.

The Amundi Team 2026 is made up of 6 players from Europe and Asia.

Nastasia Nadaud, France

Nastasia started playing golf at the age of 6, introduced by her father. She immediately fell in love with the game and played her first national tournament aged 11.

Having turned pro at the age of 18, she had direct access to the 2023 Ladies European Tour by finishing 3^rd at the qualifying school.

She improved her ranking over the next 2 seasons by finishing 23^rd in the 2024 Order of Merit and in 3rd position in 2025.

After 3 seasons on the LET, Nastasia has played 71 events and only missed 10 cuts and most notably had 13 top-10 finishes.

Nastasia leads the birdie ranking on the LET in 2025 where she barely missed out on winning her maiden title at the Hulencourt Women’s Open in Belgium and the Sella Open in Valencia, Spain.

She closed the 2025 season by winning Andalucia Open de Espana with a score of -16.

In 2026, Natasia will play on the LPGA Tour.

Mimi Rhodes, Angleterre

Mimi est née à Bath, dans le Somerset, et a commencé à jouer au golf à l'âge de 8 ans. Elle a connu une brillante carrière amateur, représentant l'Angleterre et faisant partie de l'équipe historique victorieuse de la Curtis Cup 2024, qui a battu les États-Unis de manière spectaculaire. Elle a passé quatre ans à l'université de Wake Forest, où elle a obtenu les honneurs NCAA All American.

Depuis qu'elle est passée professionnelle immédiatement après la Curtis Cup, elle a remporté dès sa deuxième participation au LET Access Tour, lors du Lavaux Ladies Open. Elle a ensuite remporté le prix Aramco Team Series Team à Riyad, en Arabie saoudite, lors de ses débuts au LET.

Sa première victoire sur le Ladies European Tour est survenue lors du Ford Women's NSW Open, lors de sa deuxième participation seulement au LET. Elle a ensuite remporté deux autres victoires qui l'ont propulsée à une impressionnante deuxième place au classement final. Elle a également remporté le titre de recrue de l'année. Cette saison des plus impressionnantes a été couronnée par l'obtention par Mimi de ses droits de jeu complets sur le LPGA pour 2026. L'année à venir s'annonce certainement passionnante, avec la Solheim Cup à l'horizon.

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.
In 2025 Sara won the Jabra Ladies Open and the Tenerife Women’s Open.
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.

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.

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.
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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.