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Colombian Golfer Maria José Marín Wins 2026 Augusta National Women's Amateur

The Colombian amateur captured the 2026 Augusta National Women's Amateur title while local baseball and soccer standings pages remain blank.

By Augusta Sport Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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Maria José Marin captured the 2026 Augusta National Women's Amateur title at 14-under par, finishing four shots ahead of runner-up Andrea Revuelta. The victory at Augusta National Golf Club places the Colombian player at the center of local amateur golf coverage as July 2026 opens with no active league data for other sports.

Empty Standings Highlight Golf Focus

The Augusta GreenJackets Second Half Carolina League standings page at milb.com shows no games played and empty statistics for all teams, including Augusta. Similar results appear for the SOCA Adult Winter league. With the Carolina League Second Half season yet to begin, attention has shifted to the completed April golf events that produced clear results and named leaders.

The Augusta National Women's Amateur follows its standard 54-hole format, with the first two rounds at Champions Retreat and the final round on the Augusta National course. Marin posted a 202 total after the cut at 1-under par. Asterisk Talley held the 36-hole lead at 11-under before finishing tied for fourth at 8-under.

Masters Amateurs Leave Silver Cup Unclaimed

All six amateurs entered in the 2026 Masters Tournament missed the 36-hole cut. Ethan Fang and Jackson Herrington posted the best amateur scores at 8-over par. The Masters Silver Cup, awarded only to the low amateur who reaches the weekend, went unclaimed.

These outcomes from April events at Augusta National remain the most recent concrete amateur results tied to the city. No updated league tables for baseball or soccer have appeared on the referenced sites as of July 15. Observers tracking Augusta amateur sports can check the milb.com/augusta/standings page and the Augusta National Women's Amateur archives for the next posted numbers once the Carolina League Second Half schedule begins.

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