Europe’s top female golfers are returning to Germany at Pentecost. This Thursday the Amundi German Masters begins for the third time in Michendorf, Brandenburg, southwest of Berlin. 132 golfers start on the challenging par 72 south course of the Seddiner See Golf and Country Club.
WELT is showing the Ladies European Tour (LET) tournament live and in full length, which comes with prize money of 300,000 euros. On Thursday and Friday we broadcast from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Saturday and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. You can then easily find the stream on our website.
Germany goes into the tournament with a top line-up
One of the stars at the German Masters is Alexandra Försterling. The 24-year-old from Berlin has already celebrated three victories on the Ladies European Tour in her golf career. She most recently won at the Aramco Team Series in Tampa, Florida, at the beginning of March.
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18-year-old Chiara Noja also returns to her home in Berlin. In 2022 she triumphed at the Aramco Team Series in Saudi Arabia and became the youngest winner in LET history at just 16 years old. In addition to the two Berliners, nine other German golfers will tee off at Seddiner See. The defending champion is the Czech Kristyna Napoleaova.
