Maria Jos茅 Marin made history as the first South American and Razorback golfer to win the Augusta National Women's Amateur, finishing at a record 14-under par. After entering the final round in second place, she birdied key holes and capitalized on opponents鈥� mistakes to ultimately win by four strokes. Her performance not only sets a new tournament record but also secures her a place in five future Augusta National Women鈥檚 Amateurs and major championship exemptions.

By the Numbers
  • Marin finished with a record-low score of 14-under (65-69-68).
  • She won by four strokes over the second-place finisher, Stanford's Andrea Revuelta (10-under).
State of Play
  • Marin was tied for second at 10-under entering the final round.
  • She secured her lead after her competitors faltered on the back nine.
What's Next

Marin will take her success to the postseason, starting with the SEC Championship on April 17 in Belleair, Florida. Her recent victory may further boost her confidence as a contender in upcoming tournaments.

Bottom Line

Maria Jos茅 Marin's triumph at Augusta National underscores her rising status in women's golf, illustrating her potential to achieve further success in both amateur and professional circuits.