Melanie Green

2025 Epson Tour Season Highlights 
Secured LPGA Tour Card for 2026
2nd in Race for the Card, The Road to the LPGA
Winner – Island Resort Championship
T2 - Four Winds Invitational
T2 – Hartford HealthCare Women’s Championship
T2 – Copper Rock Championship
T4 – Otter Creek Championship
T6 – Great Lakes Championship
T8 – Reliance Matrix Championship
T9 – Greater Toledo Classic

Amateur Highlights 
2024 Arnold Palmer Cup, Team USA (winners)
2024 Curtis Cup, Team USA
Winner – 2024 The Women's Amateur Championship (first American to win in 28 years)
Winner – 2024 FAU Paradise Invitational
Winner – 2024 Mountain View Collegiate
Winner – 2022 Trinity Forest Invitational
2024 AAC Women’s Player of the Year
2024 WGCA Second Team All-American
2023 WGCA All-American Honorable Mention
4-Time American All-Conference Team at USF
Holds USF records for career scoring average (71.41) and rounds of par or better (78)
2019 Rolex Junior All-American
2-Time NYSPHSAA State Champion

Country: USA

Personal Info:
Born: Medina, New York
Residence: Tampa, Florida
Turned Professional: 2024

Bio:
Melanie Green turned professional in 2024 after a decorated career at the University of South Florida and quickly proved she belongs at the next level. As a rookie on the Epson Tour, the 23-year-old captured her first professional win at the Island Resort Championship and added seven more top-10 finishes, earning full LPGA Tour status for 2026.

In 2024, Melanie represented the United States in the Arnold Palmer and Curtis Cups and became the first American in 28 years to win The Women’s Amateur Championship. She was named the 2024 AAC Player of the Year and holds USF’s all-time records in scoring average and rounds of par or better.

Off the course, Melanie is deeply rooted in her Christian faith. After dedicating her life to Christ, she committed to both professional golf and Bible school—pursuing each with equal purpose. Grounded in faith and love for others, she stands out as a humble friend and focused competitor with purpose beyond the game.

Photo Credit: Epson Tour