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Hi, I'm Alex, 26 years old, from Berlin and I'm a professional golfer on the Ladies European Tour.
In December 2022, I earned my tour card for the 2023 season by winning the Final Stage LET Qualifying School.
My rookie season 2023 was simply overwhelming: I was able to play international tournaments on beautiful golf courses and won the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open and the Mallorca Ladies Golf Open.
I then finished the season in 8th place on the LET Order of Merit and also qualified for the US Tour via the LPGA Q-School.
In 2024, I won the Aramco Team Series in Tampa, Florida, and also won the Amundi German Masters in my hometown Berlin. In the summer, I was able to fulfill a dream and compete for Team Germany at the Olympic Games. I am pursuing the goal of playing on the LPGA again soon and, one day, being able to play in the Solheim Cup.

NAME

Alexandra Forsterling
BORN

27.11.1999
HEIGHT

1.72 m
LIVES IN

Berlin, Germany
UNIVERSITY

Arizona State University

My Stats

TOUR

Ladies European Tour
PRO SINCE

2022
TOURNAMENT WINS

4 (LET)
GOLF CLUB

GC Berlin Wannsee
TEAM

Elite Team Germany

2026
2024
2023
2022
2021
2014
1999

Great start into the 2026 season!

Alex enjoyed a successful Australian swing and a fantastic start to the 2026 season! The first tournament Down Under proved to be a real challenge — despite brutal weather conditions in New South Wales, Alex played outstanding golf and finished in a tied 5th place. This was followed by a tied 38th place at the Australian Women’s Classic and a tied 17th place in Lockleys, Adelaide. At the fourth and final event, the Australian WPGA Championship on the Gold Coast, Alex capped off the swing with an excellent tied 2nd place finish, climbing to 6th position in the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit.

Olympic Games in Paris

Alexandra qualified for the Olympic Games in Paris through her outstanding performances, fulfilling a childhood dream. Together with Esther Henseleit, she represented Team Germany at Le Golf National in Paris.
Alex played rounds of 76, 75, 71, and 70, finishing in 35th place with a total score of +4. Her goal is to compete again at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

Amundi German Masters

Home victory for Alexandra! After a thrilling playoff, Alexandra wins the Amundi German Masters in her hometown of Berlin, securing her fourth title on the Ladies European Tour at the Golf & Country Club Seddiner See. Alexandra played brilliantly all week and, on the final day, entered the playoff with one of her best friends, Emma Spitz from Austria, both at 12 under par. The playoff was exciting and emotional, but Alexandra ultimately claimed victory with a birdie on the second extra hole, completing her triumph in front of her friends and family.

Third win on the Ladies European Tour

Worldclass performance in Florida! Alexandra wins the Aramco Team Series – Tampa 2024 and thus her 3rd title in only 10 starts on the highest Golf League in Europe.
A huge final day score of five-under-par, helped Alexandra to fend off World No. 8 Charley Hull and Solheim Cup superstar Carlota Ciganda at the Feather Sound Country Club. With a three-stroke lead and a total of -12, she managed to win the event of the global series, climbs to the 2nd place on the LET Order of Merit and an incredible 69th place in the World Rankings.

Winner of the Mallorca Ladies Golf Open 2023

Unbelievable! Alex wins her second Ladies European Tour tournament in her rookie season, this time by five strokes. On the Son Muntaner golf course, she played rounds of 69, 67, followed by a final bogey-free 67 and a total score of 13 strokes under par. It is her second win in two months, which takes her to fifth place in the LET Order of Merit 2023.

First win as a pro

Alexandra sensationally wins her first tournament in Switzerland. In the Golfpark Holzhäusern in Ennetsee, Alex plays an outstanding 66 (-5) in each of the three rounds. With a terrific performance, mental strength, two birdies at the end and two strokes ahead, she wins the tournament. The year before, the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open was her first tournament as a professional. In 2022, she already finished 4th.

Alex won the Final Qualifier!

At La Manga Club in Spain, Alexandra and German golfer Polly Mack sensationally won the final qualifier of the LET Q-School, both with a total score of 15 under par. During the five-day tournament, Alex played rounds of 68, 71, 67, 67 and 73 and qualified for the 2023 season on the Ladies European Tour.

Graduation

Alexandra Forsterling graduated from Arizona State University in 2022 after 4 years; below are her top 5 results

1st at the PING vs ASU Invitational in 2022
T5 at the NCAA Regionals in 2022
T1 at The Match in the Desert in 2021
T8 vs. Denver/UCLA in 2020
T8 at the Bruin Wave, her highest finish in 2019

Alex wins 80th International Amateur Championship

Alexandra wins the 80th edition of International Amateur Championship of Germany (IAM) of the German Golf Association (DGV) with 272 strokes and 12 under par. At the Hamburger Golf Club Falkenstein, Alex started the final round with a four-stroke lead, played five birdies and only two bogeys and and ensured her victory.

Winner of the European Young Masters

Winner European Young Masters
Winner German Team Championship (U16)
Participation in Junior Ryder Cup (Team Europa)
Nomination to the Golf Team Germany

Childhood

Alexandra was born and raised in Berlin. She started playing tennis and golf as a young child, but quickly decided that she wanted to focus on golf only. In 2007, she took part in a youth program at the Golf Club Berlin Wannsee and played international tournaments such as the U.S. Kids Golf.

After winning the European Young Masters in 2014 and her nomination for the National Team Germany, she decided that she would like to turn her hobby into a profession.

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