Megha Ganne is turning heads with her recent performance at the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur. The golfer from Stanford has yet to miss the cut at the ANWA for the past two years.

The sophomore at Stanford opened the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur with a bogey-free 9-under 63, a new ANWA scoring record.

From the Chairman's Dinner with Fred Ridley to Megha Ganne's stellar opening round and Jimmy Buffett's connection to the ANWA, get caught up.

Conditions and course changes due to Hurricane Helene led to low scores during Wednesday's opening round of the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur.

The second day of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur is in the books. Among those who made the cut is defending champion Lottie Woad, Megha Ganne, and two South

Megha Ganne set an Augusta National Women's Amateur single-round record with a blistering 9-under 63 on Wednesday — and, as she tells Steve Burkowski, it was a real-life manifestation of a dream she had the night before.

I had a feeling I was gonna go low today, but not this low, so I'm just trying to enjoy it,” said Ganne, 21, who is making her fifth appearance in the ANWA after competing four times at Augusta National in the Drive,

Two rounds of the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur are in the books, and it remains tight atop the leaderboard. Reigning champion Lottie Woad moved into a share of the lead Friday after posting a 2-under 70 at Champions Retreat Golf Club, pulling even with Kiara Romero, who posted 67-68 across the first two rounds to set the pair at 9 under.

The Stanford standout went low in her fifth appearance at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur Talk about saving your best for one of the biggest stages. Megha Ganne fired a career-best round Wednesday,