2025-26 Girls Golf Ambassador, helping grow the game of golf by encouraging more girls to take up the game
- Is the youngest Girls Golf Ambassador in history
Hosts the Fortinet Stanford Invitational hosted by Rose Zhang on the AJGA
Established the Liberty National Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant Endowment, a permanent fund aimed at providing financial assistance to aspiring young female golfers from California
- The endowment contributes $100,000 over a five-year period with an additional $7,000 each year to fully fund grants year-round
- The fourth player to establish an AJGA endowment joining Annika Sorenstam, Stacy Lewis and Yani Tseng
Investor and ambassador for The Bay Golf Club, a team in the Tomorrow Golf League (TGL)
Is currently working on her degree in Communications at Stanford University while playing a full-time schedule on the LPGA Tour

Zhang played collegiately at Stanford University
Zhang had one of the most successful amateur careers in history, having earned two NCAA Women’s Golf Championship Individual Championship titles (2022, 2023), back-to back ANNIKA Awards (2022, 2023) and a win at the 2023 Augusta National Women’s Amateur, among many other accolades
Her eight wins this season tied Tiger Woods for the most by a Stanford player in school history
Zhang won 12 times in just 20 starts in her incredible Stanford career, more than any other man or woman including Woods
Zhang spent 141 weeks as the number one ranked amateur in the world, most of any player
Thirteen previous starts on Tour as an amateur, including eight major championships, with a best finish of T11 at the 2020 The Chevron Championship
28 victories including back-to-back NCAA Women’s Golf Championship Individual Championships (2022, 2023) and the 2023 Augusta National Women’s Amateur

Rose Zhang