About me

I started playing golf at the age of seven, having originally been involved in Latin American dancing. However, at thirteen, I realized that my goal was to become a professional golfer. Shortly afterward, I became the first Czech player to achieve gold international status in match play format.

At eighteen, I moved to the United States to study at East Tennessee State University, where I successfully completed my bachelor’s degree. The combination of academic development and intensive training allowed me to reach 47th place in the World Amateur Golf Ranking during my amateur career.

While studying at university, I won six tournaments and was honored as the “Player of the Year” in the prestigious Southern Conference. In November 2021, after finishing my university studies, I turned professional, successfully passed the Ladies European Tour qualification, and earned a full playing card.

In my first LET season (2022), I recorded four top-20 finishes, with my best results being 16th place at the Aramco Team Series in London and at the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open. I finished my debut LET season ranked 78th in the Race to Costa del Sol standings.

Alongside professional golf, I continued my education by enrolling in a master’s program in logistics, which helped me develop strategic and organizational skills.

The second season in 2023 was more challenging, as I was completing my master’s degree while traveling to tournaments around the world. My best finishes were 36th place at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco and 38th at the Aramco in Hong Kong.

The third season in 2024 started very well. In my first LET event of the season, I achieved my best result to date – 5th place. I also had a strong performance in Korea at the Aramco, finishing 15th on one of the toughest courses I’ve ever played. I matched this result with another 15th place at the Lacoste Ladies Open. Additionally, I finished 21st at the Dormy Open Helsingborg in Sweden, 18th on home soil in Beroun, and 34th the following week in Switzerland.