2025 LPGA Q-Series, Final Qualifying

Field Breakdown

what a joy ride it’s been watching the LPGA Qualifying Series unfold this year-feels like just yesterday we were dreaming of fairways and birdies. I’m over the moon seeing Canada punch above our weight in the final stage down in Mobile, Alabama.

Six representatives from the Great White North cracking the top countries list? That’s not just good, it’s phenomenal, especially when we’re nipping at the heels of powerhouses like the U.S. (44), China (10), and Korea (8). Germany trails us with five, which means our ladies are holding their own on the global stage, eh?

For context, this Q-Series finale is the ultimate pressure cooker: 116 players battling over five rounds at Magnolia Grove’s Crossings and Falls courses, with the top 25 (and ties) earning that golden LPGA Tour card for 2026. It’s where dreams get forged or deferred, and spotting Canada in fourth for country representation feels like a quiet victory for our golf ecosystem.

We’ve got folks like Brigitte Thibault (from the pre-qualifying group, remember her stellar amateur days at Fresno State?) and Megan Osland (hailing from the qualifying stage, with her Epson Tour grit) leading the charge. Not to mention potential others sprinkled in, like Sophie Guo if she’s flying the maple leaf.