2024:

Represented Slovenia at the Paris Olympics (T49)
Competed on the Epson Tour; made 13 cuts in 14 starts and earned four top-10 results, including two solo seconds at the Florida’s Natural Charity Classic and the Tuscaloosa Toyota Classic
Finished 11th in the Race for the Card to regain LPGA Tour Membership for the 2025 season
Finished T21 at the Final Qualifying portion of LPGA Q-Series to better her status for the 2025 season

2023:

11 events, three cuts made, $44,852 (160)
Recorded a season-best T9 finish at the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational
Also competed on the Epson Tour; made six cuts in eight starts and earned one top-10 finish at the Garden City Charity Classic (T7)

2022:

2021:

16 events, eight cuts made, $116,832 (104)
Recorded a season-best result of T4 at the Volunteers of America Classic
Also competed on the Epson Tour; made four cuts in four starts with one top-20 result

2020:

Competed on the Epson Tour; made nine cuts in nine starts and earned $49,081
Finished first in the Race for the Card to earn LPGA Tour Membership for the 2021 season
Recorded four top-10 finishes, including a win at the Carolina Golf Classic
She was the 2020 Epson Tour Player of the Year

Belac played collegiate golf at Duke University and was named an All-American by both the WGCA and Golfweek in 2020
She was an ANNIKA Award finalist in 2020
She was a member of the victorious International Team at 2019 Arnold Palmer Cup
She co-medaled twice while at Duke at the 2017 Landfall Tradition and the 2019 East Lake Cup
She was a member of the Duke team that won the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Championship
Belac was a two-time All-ACC selection for Duke in 2018 and 2019
She competed in the 2019 Augusta National Women’s Amateur (MC)
She won bronze for Slovenia in the team event at the Mediterranean Games in 2018 alongside Vida Obersnel and Pia Babnik
She won the Leone di San Marco in 2013 and 2015
She represented Slovenia at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games

Ana Belac

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