With the close of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, the 60 players eligible to represent their countries at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were set via the June 29 update of the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings. The top-15 players are eligible for the Olympics, with a limit of four players from a given country. The United States, led by World No. 1 Nelly Korda, and the Republic of Korea, led by World No. 2 Jin Young Ko and defending 2016 gold medalist Inbee Park, are the only two countries to send the maximum four players to Japan.

Beyond the top 15, players are eligible based on the Rolex Rankings, with a maximum of two eligible players from each country that does not already have two or more players among the top-15. Nineteen countries are sending two athletes, while 15 countries will be represented by one athlete.

The following 60 players are qualified to represent their countries at Kasumigaseki Country Club on Aug. 4-7.

Argentina

Magdalena Simmermacher

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Australia

Minjee Lee

Huge congrats to @minjeegolf and @hannahgreengolf who are qualifiers for the @OlympicGolf in Tokyo! Joining @marcleish and Cameron Smith when the teams are confirmed later this week.https://t.co/tr7eDJVaYu
— Golf Australia ⛳️ (@GolfAust) June 29, 2021

Hannah Green

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Austria

Christine Wolf

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Belgium

Manon de Roey

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Canada

Brooke Henderson

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Alena Sharp

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Very excited and honored to be representing my country @Tokyo2020 🇨🇦🇨🇦 pic.twitter.com/LjyWyyt7pc
— Alena Sharp (@AlenaSharp) June 30, 2021

Chinese Taipei

Wei-Ling Hsu

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Min Lee

Colombia

Mariajo Uribe

Czech Republic

Klara Spilkova

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Denmark

Nanna Koerstz Madsen

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Emily Kristine Pedersen

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Ecuador

Daniela Darquea

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Oficialmente CLASIFICADA a JJOO
Que orgullo representar a mi país 🇪🇨@BancoGuayaquil pic.twitter.com/D2CeVp8zid
— Daniela Darquea (@DDarquea) June 29, 2021

Finland

Matilda Castren

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Sanna Nuutinen

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France

Celine Boutier

Perrine Delacour

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Germany

Sophia Popov

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Sophia Popov will be in Tokyo for the Olympics representing Germany 🇩🇪, and she couldn't be more excited!

Check out The LPGA Show w/ Chantel McCabe Mondays at 7pm ET!@SophiaCPopov | @chantel_mccabe | @OlympicGolf | #TokyoOlympics pic.twitter.com/vtcmEfwNKu
— SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio (@SiriusXMPGATOUR) June 30, 2021

Caroline Masson

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— Caroline Masson (@CaroMasson) June 29, 2021

Great Britain

Mel Reid

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Jodi Ewart Shadoff

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Hong Kong

Tiffany Chan

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India

Aditi Ashok

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I still think of @Rio2016 like it was only yesterday. To have the honour of playing for India @OlympicGolf @Tokyo2020 is beyond exciting. I’m privileged to have the opportunity to represent my country & my sport at the games again.#Tokyo2020 #OlympicGolf
🇮🇳⛳️🏌🏻‍♀️
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— Aditi Ashok (@aditigolf) June 29, 2021

Ireland

Leona Maguire

Stephanie Meadow

Italy

Giulia Molinaro

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Lucrezia Colombotto Rosso

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Japan

Nasa Hataoka

Mone Inami

Malaysia

Kelly Tan

Mexico

Gaby Lopez, confirmed as Opening Ceremony flagbearer

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Officially banner woman for the opening ceremony of #Tokyo2020 VAMOS 🇲🇽
— Gaby Lopez (@GabyLopezGOLF) June 24, 2021

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Maria Fassi

Morocco

Maha Haddioui

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Netherlands

Anne van Dam

Proud and excited to be the first female to represent the Netherlands at the Olympic Games! It’s been a dream since I was a little girl and to have the chance to compete in Tokyo this August is amazing! 🇳🇱🟠 https://t.co/p2WAw6vZsJ
— Anne van Dam (@Annevandam) June 28, 2021

New Zealand

Lydia Ko, defending silver medalist

Norway

Marianne Skarpnord

Tonje Daffinrud

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People’s Republic of China

Shanshan Feng, defending bronze medalist

Xiyu Lin

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Philippines

Yuka Saso

Bianca Pagdanganan

Puerto Rico

Maria Fernanda Torres

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Republic of Korea

Jin Young Ko

Inbee Park, defending gold medalist

Sei Young Kim

Hyo Joo Kim

Slovenia

Pia Babnik

South Africa

Ashleigh Buhai

Spain

Carlota Ciganda

Azahara Munoz

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Sweden

Anna Nordqvist

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Madelene Sagstrom

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Switzerland

Albane Valenzuela

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Thailand

Patty Tavatanakit

Ariya Jutanugarn

USA

Nelly Korda

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SO honored to be able to represent 🇺🇸 at the Tokyo @olympics this year!!! Can’t wait to put that Red, white and blue on!!! LFG!!!! ♥️🇺🇸♥️ pic.twitter.com/QQl4kCGTcP
— Nells (@NellyKorda) June 30, 2021

Danielle Kang

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a dream come true… OLYMPICS TOKYO BOUND ♥️🤍💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 @TeamUSA @Olympics @NBCOlympics pic.twitter.com/sQjCvGFw9N
— Danielle Kang (@daniellekang) June 28, 2021

Lexi Thompson

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Coming into the year making the @Olympics was one of my top goals and to see my hard work pay off is the best feeling. Feel blessed and grateful for the opportunity to represent my country in Tokyo and I can’t wait to be there!! 🇺🇸 @TeamUSA pic.twitter.com/qfEb3uJW3z
— Lexi Thompson (@Lexi) June 28, 2021

Jessica Korda

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Growing up, I looked forward to watching the Olympics on TV every 4 years. It still isn’t sinking in that I’ll be representing Team USA in the Tokyo Olympics!!! TOKYO BOUND 😱🤩🇺🇸 ✈️ 🇯🇵 #letsgoooo pic.twitter.com/jFey3HCxHy
— Jessica Korda (@Thejessicakorda) June 29, 2021

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