LPGA Q-Series: Roussin-Bouchard and Cernousek win their cards

No more than the top 25 LPGA Q-Serieswhere she already appeared at the end of 2021, the North American circuit is not unknown for Pauline-Roussin Bouchard. The Var player played two full-time seasons there, in 2022 and 2023. This season, she mainly played on the LET, winning three second places, but she also participated in six LPGA Tour events, making three cuts. . At 24, she will once again be able to evolve among the world elite.

As “PRB” did in its time, Adela Cernousek landed the sesame towards the LPGA Tour to play his first professional season there. An impressive performance, but not much of a surprise from the native of Antibes, who is coming off a superb season in the amateur ranks. Student at Texas A&MCernousek won the NCAA individual national title in the spring, an unprecedented feat for a French player for almost 30 years. She was thus able to compete in her first two Majors, theU.S. Women’s Open et The Amundi Evian Championshipcrossing the cut at the American Open. At 21, she is already opening the doors to the largest professional women's circuit, where this week's two qualified French women will join Celine Boutier.