Woad returned to Scotland for women's open women last year, which was held during the old track in Saint Andrews.
She had missed the United States Open Women and Evian Championship, but she reached Five in a prosperous mood for her fourth fourth.
Woad will be in the competition throughout the week and ends from the tenth place to win in SMYTHALER as it is amateurs, with a highlight of the last 60 yards of two eagles equally in the third round in the third round.
“It has brought me back to the top ten on the last day,” she says.
Then in the award, I was allowed to stand next to the winner, Lydia Ko. To see it raised that the cup motivates you.
“It was a perfect week. A home to the golf, open first – I couldn't dream of it better.”
There was little time to celebrate. The Cortis Cup, which motivates Great Britain and the best amateurs in Ireland against their American counterparts, was the following week.
The Americans were preferred to win a fourth consecutive title after the blog victories in the previous three editions of the event every two years.
But GB & I was reinforced by making Catheronna Matthew Captain the victorious Solheim Cup in Europe.
Woad, who grew up 40 minutes from the old Sunningdale cycle that hosted the event, contributed two points half in the victory of 10,9 As.
By this point, a valley rose to the highest amateur rankings, which earned it the Mark H. McCormak medal. Ko won three times in a row from its inception in 2011, while Lyona Maguire in Ireland and US star Rose Chang are also recipients three times.
So what does 2025 carry for Woad?
The word “P” cannot be avoided, even if Woad “will make this decision only when I reach it.
The professional transformation seems to be the next logical step and Woad on the LPGA path can help accelerate this process.
“You can get a LPGA card when you reach 20 points and I am currently at the age of 16,” she says. “I am trying to get 20 points this year, and then we will have a decision to make it.
“If you reduce the specialty, you will get a point. If you get the best 25 years, you will get a point. If you win Augusta or NCAAS (national sports societies), you will get two points.
“I am trying not to think much about it. But if I play well, I will get these points.”
NCAAS is the collective golf summit in the United States, and it strikes the difference and individuals against each other. Woad finished second in the individual competition last year, while its university team was shared in 11th.
This season, Woad has published eight in a row in a row since September. But her 19 -year -old Florida teammate, Malaysian Malaysi, has won six events since AWNA last year to lead the individual NCAA rankings.
Yasmine Co is also in a field of 49 of the 50 best in the world. Over the past 12 months, the player ranked second and seven of the five best finishes.
The 16 -year -old steps requires to appear again. She finished eighth last year and continued to overcome Woad in the individual in the Cortis Cup because she also enjoyed 2024.
However, Woad goes to the week, knowing that she has previously invaded Augusta, and will again get England coach Steve Robinson on the bag.
“This will be nice, and you have this familiarity,” she says. “I am very excited. It will be a fun week, and I hope to be the first to defend the address.”