I enjoyed a strong 2025 LET season with multiple top-10 finishes, highlighted by a 3rd place in Tenerife and a 4th place at the Korea Open. Moreover, I recorded my best Major performance by making the cut at the AIG Women’s Open with a 55th place.

This year's highlights were definitely Emma's first Olympic Games in Paris, the 2nd place at the Amundi German Masters, and making the cut at the legenadary British Open in St. Andrews.

This was Emma's first full year on the LET Tour, and it ended on a high note with an 18th place finish in Marbella. Plus, she made history by becoming the first Austrian woman to make the cut at the US Open in Pebble Beach.

From college to professional golf: Emma’s journey on the LET Tour began. In September, she secured a strong 4th place finish in Kastelholm, Finland. The transition to a new phase was a success and there is a lot more to come.

Emma spent these years studying and playing golf at UCLA College in the US. She achieved 18 Top-10 finishes in her college career (3 titles) and earned 9 nominations with her team for the All-American First Team, the Annika Award, and the Arnold Palmer Cup. In 2020 and 2021 she also managed to win the National Championships in Austria. 

Emma established herself as one of the most promising young golfers, winning multiple national and international titles. She also represented Europe in prestigious team events like the Junior Solheim Cup and the Junior Ryder Cup. A major highlight of her junior career was winning the bronze medal at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games, further cementing her status as a top talent.