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Reallocation Reserve List (Women) Host Country (Japan) Is Guaranteed at Least One Position Athlete Places by Name As of 03/05/2021 Reallocation Reserve List (Women) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by name as of 03/05/2021 Players Replacements Rolex Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 1 Jin Young Ko 1 KOR 4 So Ryu Jeong Lee6 Sung Park Ha Jang Hae Ryu (16) (KOR) (18) (KOR) (19) (KOR) (20) (KOR) (22) (KOR) 2 In Bee Park 2 KOR 4 So Ryu Jeong Lee6 Sung Park Ha Jang Hae Ryu (16) (KOR) (18) (KOR) (19) (KOR) (20) (KOR) (22) (KOR) 3 Sei Young Kim 3 KOR 4 So Ryu Jeong Lee6 Sung Park Ha Jang Hae Ryu (16) (KOR) (18) (KOR) (19) (KOR) (20) (KOR) (22) (KOR) 4 Nelly Korda 4 USA 4 Jennifer Kupcho Austin Ernst Amy Olson Ally Ewing Stacy Lewis (15) (USA) (17) (USA) (26) (USA) (28) (USA) (39) (USA) 5 Brooke M. Henderson 5 CAN 2 Maude-Aimee Leblanc Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar (369) (CAN) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) 6 Danielle Kang 6 USA 4 Jennifer Kupcho Austin Ernst Amy Olson Ally Ewing Stacy Lewis (15) (USA) (17) (USA) (26) (USA) (28) (USA) (39) (USA) 7 Hyo-Joo Kim 7 KOR 4 So Ryu Jeong Lee6 Sung Park Ha Jang Hae Ryu (16) (KOR) (18) (KOR) (19) (KOR) (20) (KOR) (22) (KOR) 8 Lydia Ko 8 NZL 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 9 Lexi Thompson 9 USA 4 Jennifer Kupcho Austin Ernst Amy Olson Ally Ewing Stacy Lewis (15) (USA) (17) (USA) (26) (USA) (28) (USA) (39) (USA) 10 Minjee Lee 10 AUS 2 Katherine Kirk Su-Hyun Oh Gabriela Ruffels Stephanie Kyriacou Sarah Kemp (91) (AUS) (95) (AUS) (128) (AUS) (149) (AUS) (170) (AUS) 11 Nasa Hataoka 11 JPN 2 Hinako Shibuno Mone Inami Ai Suzuki Sakura Koiwai Momoko Ueda (25) (JPN) (32) (JPN) (42) (JPN) (53) (JPN) (64) (JPN) 12 Patty Tavatanakit 12 THA 2 Moriya Jutanugarn Jasmine Suwannapura Pajaree Anannarukarn Pornanong Phatlum Pavarisa Yoktuan (40) (THA) (82) (THA) (125) (THA) (150) (THA) (235) (THA) 13 Hannah Green 13 AUS 2 Katherine Kirk Su-Hyun Oh Gabriela Ruffels Stephanie Kyriacou Sarah Kemp (91) (AUS) (95) (AUS) (128) (AUS) (149) (AUS) (170) (AUS) 14 Jessica Korda 14 USA 4 Jennifer Kupcho Austin Ernst Amy Olson Ally Ewing Stacy Lewis (15) (USA) (17) (USA) (26) (USA) (28) (USA) (39) (USA) 15 Carlota Ciganda 21 ESP 2 Luna Galmes Nuria Iturrioz Fatima Cano Julieta Granada Kim Metraux (215) (ESP) (226) (ESP) (319) (ESP) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) 16 Sophia Popov 23 GER 2 Esther Henseleit Olivia Cowan Laura Fuenfstueck Karolin Lampert Sophie Hausmann (132) (GER) (209) (GER) (213) (GER) (302) (GER) (342) (GER) 17 Ayaka Furue 24 JPN 2 Hinako Shibuno Mone Inami Ai Suzuki Sakura Koiwai Momoko Ueda (25) (JPN) (32) (JPN) (42) (JPN) (53) (JPN) (64) (JPN) Reallocation Reserve List (Women) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by name as of 03/05/2021 Players Replacements Rolex Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 18 Shanshan Feng 27 CHN 2 Xiyu Lin Jing Yan Haruka Morita-WanyaoLu Weiwei Zhang Ruixin Liu (75) (CHN) (116) (CHN) (202) (CHN) (214) (CHN) (229) (CHN) 19 Melissa Reid 30 GBR 2 Georgia Hall Jodi Shadoff Bronte Law Charlotte Thomas Gemma Dryburgh (49) (GBR) (84) (GBR) (85) (GBR) (246) (GBR) (249) (GBR) 20 Ariya Jutanugarn 33 THA 2 Moriya Jutanugarn Jasmine Suwannapura Pajaree Anannarukarn Pornanong Phatlum Pavarisa Yoktuan (40) (THA) (82) (THA) (125) (THA) (150) (THA) (235) (THA) 21 Charley Hull 36 GBR 2 Georgia Hall Jodi Shadoff Bronte Law Charlotte Thomas Gemma Dryburgh (49) (GBR) (84) (GBR) (85) (GBR) (246) (GBR) (249) (GBR) 22 Yuka Saso 41 PHI 2 Dottie Ardina Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Clariss Guce (344) (PHI) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (433) (PHI) 23 Nanna Koerstz Madsen 56 DEN 2 Nicole Larsen Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar (98) (DEN) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) 24 Anna Nordqvist 58 SWE 2 Linnea Strom Pernilla Lindberg Caroline Hedwall Julia Engstrom Daniela Holmqvist (127) (SWE) (135) (SWE) (151) (SWE) (192) (SWE) (221) (SWE) 25 Gaby Lopez 60 MEX 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 26 Caroline Masson 61 GER 2 Esther Henseleit Olivia Cowan Laura Fuenfstueck Karolin Lampert Sophie Hausmann (132) (GER) (209) (GER) (213) (GER) (302) (GER) (342) (GER) 27 Yu Liu 62 CHN 2 Xiyu Lin Jing Yan Haruka Morita-WanyaoLu Weiwei Zhang Ruixin Liu (75) (CHN) (116) (CHN) (202) (CHN) (214) (CHN) (229) (CHN) 28 Celine Boutier 63 FRA 2 Celine Herbin Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar (313) (FRA) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) 29 Emily Kristine Pedersen 66 DEN 2 Nicole Larsen Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar (98) (DEN) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) 30 Ashleigh Buhai 68 RSA 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Paula Reto (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (448) (RSA) 31 Madelene Sagstrom 69 SWE 2 Linnea Strom Pernilla Lindberg Caroline Hedwall Julia Engstrom Daniela Holmqvist (127) (SWE) (135) (SWE) (151) (SWE) (192) (SWE) (221) (SWE) 32 Azahara Munoz 79 ESP 2 Luna Galmes Nuria Iturrioz Fatima Cano Julieta Granada Kim Metraux (215) (ESP) (226) (ESP) (319) (ESP) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) 33 Leona Maguire 94 IRL 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 34 Perrine Delacour 103 FRA 2 Celine Herbin Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar (313) (FRA) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) 35 Wei-Ling Hsu 108 TPE 2 Pei-Ying Tsai Peiyun Chien Babe Liu Yu-Ju Chen Ssu-Chia Cheng (181) (TPE) (225) (TPE) (251) (TPE) (254) (TPE) (255) (TPE) Reallocation Reserve List (Women) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by name as of 03/05/2021 Players Replacements Rolex Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 36 Anne van Dam 109 NED 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 37 Stephanie Meadow 110 IRL 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 38 Alena Sharp 121 CAN 2 Maude-Aimee Leblanc Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar (369) (CAN) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) 39 Kelly Tan 136 MAS 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 40 Teresa Lu 139 TPE 2 Pei-Ying Tsai Peiyun Chien Babe Liu Yu-Ju Chen Ssu-Chia Cheng (181) (TPE) (225) (TPE) (251) (TPE) (254) (TPE) (255) (TPE) 41 Maria Fernanda Torres 144 PUR 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 42 Maria Fassi 145 MEX 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 43 Bianca Pagdanganan 152 PHI 2 Dottie Ardina Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Clariss Guce (344) (PHI) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (433) (PHI) 44 Aditi Ashok 159 IND 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 45 Matilda Castren 173 FIN 2 Ursula Wikstrom Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Tiia Koivisto (358) (FIN) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (441) (FIN) 46 Tiffany Chan 183 HKG 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 47 Albane Valenzuela 205 SUI 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 48 Marianne Skarpnord 219 NOR 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 49 Manon De Roey 231 BEL 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 50 Klara Spilkova 238 CZE 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 51 Mariajo Uribe 248 COL 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 52 Sanna Nuutinen 250 FIN 2 Ursula Wikstrom Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Tiia Koivisto (358) (FIN) (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (441) (FIN) 53 Christine Wolf 273 AUT 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) Reallocation Reserve List (Women) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by name as of 03/05/2021 Players Replacements Rolex Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 54 Lee-Anne Pace 275 RSA 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Paula Reto (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (448) (RSA) 55 Daniela Darquea 296 ECU 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 56 Giulia Molinaro 323 ITA 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 57 Lucrezia Colombotto Rosso 374 ITA 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 58 Tonje Daffinrud 385 NOR 2 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 59 Magdalena Simmermacher 407 ARG 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED) 60 Maha Haddioui 411 MAR 1 Julieta Granada Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux Diksha Dagar Dewi Weber (418) (PAR) (422) (SUI) (424) (SUI) (447) (IND) (469) (NED).
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