Aline Krauter

She began playing golf at age 6 and played on a regional team in Germany as a youth. She moved to Wesley Chapel, Fla. as a teen and attended high school in Florida for three years. She will be a senior at Stanford in September, where she is an International Relations major. As a freshman in 2018-19, I was an honorable All-Pac 12 and WGCA honorable mention All-American. In 2019-20, was a WGCA All-American Scholar and a WGCA second-team All-American. In 2021, She was a WGCA All-American Scholar. Was T-44th in the NCAA Women's Division Golf Championship. She helped Stanford reach the match-play portion of the finals and lost her first-round match to Arizona's YuSang Hou. Stanford lost in the first round to Arizona.
2020 Notes: She was a member of the German team in the European Ladies Team Championship and finished 7th in the individual portion of the event. She has been a fixture of the Women's British Amateur Championship for years. Both 2016 & '17 made it to the final 64; in 2018, it was in the final 16. She didn't play in 2019, but in 2020, she made it to the finals, beating Emma Allen 3 & 2 in round 1 and beating Thaila Kirby 4 & 3 in round 2. She beat Hannah Darling 3 & 2 in round 3 and then beat Paula Schulz-Hanssen 4 & 3 in the quarter-finals. In the Semi-finals against Emily Toy, they were all square going into the 15th hole. Krauter birdied 15 and 16 to win the match 2 & 1. In the finals against Annabell Fuller, Krauter was 3 down after 4 holes but fought back, winning six of the next eight holes. Krauter was about to hole on and with a par on 18 won the match 1 up. Unfortunately, because of her playing in the U.S. Women's Open in San Francisco, she wasn't able to defend her amateur title.
2021 Notes: Her Amateur title allowed her to play in the ANA Inspiration, U.S. Women's Open, and Amundi Evian Championship, but she missed the cut in all three. She did get to play in the U.S. Women's Amateur and made it to the round of 16, losing to Cara Heisterkamp 7 & 5. Krauter was invited to the 2022 Augusta National Women's Amateur and finished T-8th.
In 2022, Krauter graduated with a degree in International Relations and received the Dinah Shore Trophy Award. She ended her amateur career as a key player on the Stanford team that triumphed in the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships and won the Arnold Palmer Cup.
Krauter turned professional in August 2022. She made her professional debut in September at the LPGA Tour's Dana Open, where she finished T-29th. Aline secured her Tour cards for both the LET and the LPGA at Q-Schools in December 2022.
2023 Notes: Aline played in seven LET events, winning the Hero Women's Indian Open and finishing 49th in the Race to Costa del Sol. Played in 19 PGA Tour events, making five cuts. Best finish, T-31st at the LOTTE Championship and Annika Driven by Gainbridge.
2024 Notes: Aline competed in six LET events, securing two top-10 and one top-15 finish. She was T-6th at the Aramco Team Series-Tampa and T-5th at the Jabra Ladies Open. On the PGA Tour, in 16 events made seven cuts with no top tens. Best finish, T-13th at the JM Eagle LA Championship.
2025 Notes: Started the season T-8th at the Lalla Meryem Cup. Was T-5th at the ShopRite LPGA Classic, she was five shots back of the winner, Jennifer Kupcho. Was T-8th at the Aramco Korea Championship.

Shot 70 on Monday to qualify for the AIG Women's Open