Leaderboard graphic from the Augusta National Women’s Amateur after Round Two featuring Asterisk Talley in the lead at 11 under with top contenders listed

Talley Takes Control After Round Two at Augusta National Women’s Amateur

The 2026 Augusta National Women’s Amateur continued at Champions Retreat with Asterisk Talley moving into the solo lead at 11 under 133 through two rounds. She is the first player in the ANWA championship to record four consecutive rounds in the 60’s.

The Stanford commit followed her opening round with a 5 under 67 to separate from the field and take a one shot advantage heading into the final round at Augusta National.

Two players sit one shot back at 10 under 134. Meja Örtengren of Stanford posted a 67 to move into a share of second, while Maria Jose Marin of Arkansas added a 3 under 69 to remain firmly in contention after holding a share of the first round lead.

At 6 under 138, Andrea Revuelta of Stanford and Avery Weed of Mississippi State are tied for fourth. Revuelta carded an even par 72, while Weed climbed into position with a 2 under 70.

A group of five players sit at 5 under 139 in a tie for sixth. Lauren Kim of Texas shot 71, while Soomin Oh followed her opening round lead with a 74. Arianna Lau of China added a 71, Gyubeen Kim posted a 70, and Amelie Zalsman, a Wake Forest commit, recorded a 72 to remain within reach of the leaders.

Through two rounds, the leaderboard remains tightly packed, with multiple players within striking distance as the championship shifts to Augusta National for the final round. With the low 30 and ties advancing, positioning after 36 holes sets up a competitive finish.


Top 10 Individual Standings

  1. Asterisk Talley, Stanford commit 11 under 133
    T2. Meja Örtengren, Stanford 10 under 134
    T2. Maria Jose Marin, Arkansas 10 under 134
    T4. Andrea Revuelta, Stanford 6 under 138
    T4. Avery Weed, Mississippi State 6 under 138
    T6. Lauren Kim, Texas 5 under 139
    T6. Soomin Oh, Korea 5 under 139
    T6. Arianna Lau, China 5 under 139
    T6. Gyubeen Kim, South Korea 5 under 139
    T6. Amelie Zalsman, Wake Forest commit 5 under 139


    Sources: Original leaderboard