Rose has taken the LPGA by storm since turning professional in May 2023, winning her first event and finishing in the Top 10 in her first 3 Major Championships: the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, U.S. Women’s Open, and The Amundi Evian Championship. By winning the Mizuho Americas Open, Rose became the first woman to win in their professional debut since 1951. Prior to turning professional, Rose won the prestigious 2023 Augusta National Women’s Amateur in April, followed by completing her 2023 Stanford Season by defending her NCAA title, becoming the back-to-back Champion for the Women’s Individual Championship. In 2024, Rose won her second LPGA event in a year, the Cognizant Founders Cup in New Jersey. She then qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games as a member of Team USA, and for the 2nd straight year, was selected as a member of Team USA for the prestigious Solheim Cup.
Born and raised in Irvine, CA, Rose has represented the United States in elite team competitions over the years and is also proud of her Chinese heritage, where she hopes to make a long-term impact on the game. Away from the golf course, Rose is enjoying student life at one of the most prestigious Universities in the world. Like most Stanford student-athletes, she has a demanding course load and regimented training schedule, yet has managed to find balance and excel in both the classroom and on the course. Rose has seen success off the golf course in the NIL space, where she was named the first-ever NIL ambassador globally for Adidas and Callaway.
