Amundi German Masters Tee Times: The starting times at a glance
Amundi German Masters Tee Times: All starting times for Round 1 at a glance - 132 golfers, 15 Germans, one course. Who is playing when in Winsen?
The Amundi German Masters powered by VcG is entering its fifth edition - and once again promises spectacular women's golf at the highest level. With total prize money of 350,000 euros, a strong defending champion and 15 German starters, the ingredients for a thrilling tournament have long been in place. We have compiled all the Amundi German Masters Tee Times for you.
The Amundi German Masters 2026: What you need to know
From May 14 to 17, 2026, the Green Eagle Golf Courses in Winsen (Luhe) will once again be transformed into a stage for the best female golfers in Europe and the world. The Amundi German Masters powered by VcG is the first professional golf event on German soil this year - and the only LET tournament ever to be held in this country.
The most important facts at a glance:
- Date: May 14-17, 2026
- Venue: Green Eagle Golf Courses, North Course (Par 73), Winsen (Luhe)
- Total prize money: 350,000 euros
- Winner's bonus: 52,500 euros
- Points for victory (Order of Merit): 500
- Defending champion: Shannon Tan (Singapore)
- Players: 132 starters from 34 nations
The top 60 and all those tied after 36 holes qualify for the final rounds at the weekend.
Amundi German Masters Tee Times Round 1: All starting times at a glance
The tee times for the first round are spread over two starting holes - hole 1 and hole 10 - as well as a morning and an afternoon round. The game is played in groups of three. The complete table with all Amundi German Masters Tee Times can be found here.
Morning from 7:40 a.m. (lane 1 & 10)
The first flights will kick off at 7:40 a.m. on both courses simultaneously. Flight 1 opens on lane 1 with Madelene Stavnar (NOR), Olivia Mehaffey (NIR) and Vani Kapoor (IND). Flight 12 with Anna Huang (CAN), Trichat Cheenglab (THA) and German hopeful Leonie Harm will start at the same time on lane 10. The morning round on both courses runs until 9:40 am.
Afternoon from 12:40 pm (lanes 1 & 10)
After a break, the second starting wave continues at 12:40 pm. The afternoon round begins on lane 1 with Laura Fünfstück (GER), Morgane Métraux (SUI) and Alice Hewson (ENG). Harang Lee (ESP), Matilde Partele (ITA) and Hannah Darling (SCO) will tee off at the same time on lane 10. The last group tees off at 14:40 - on both courses.
Amundi German Masters 2026 Tee Times Round 1
| Flight | Tee time | Course | Players |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🕖 Morning - lane 1 | |||
| 1 | 7:40 | 1 | Madelene Stavnar (NOR), Olivia Mehaffey (NIR), Vani Kapoor (IND) |
| 2 | 7:52 | 1 | Jessica Hall (ENG), Kaiyuree Moodley (RSA), Thalia Kirby (ENG) |
| 3 | 8:04 | 1 | Ana Dawson (IMN), Verena Gimmy (GER), Maria Parra (ESP) |
| 4 | 8:16 | 1 | Sara Byrne (IRL), Maria Hernandez (ESP), Eleanor Givens (ENG) |
| 5 | 8:28 | 1 | Katharina Muehlbauer (AUT), Chloe Williams (WAL), Amy Taylor (ENG) |
| 6 | 8:40 | 1 | Moa Folke (SWE), Amaia Latorre (ESP), Aunchisa Utama (THA) |
| 7 | 8:52 | 1 | Lee-Anne Pace (RSA), Sofie Kibsgaard (DEN), Gemma Clews (ENG) |
| 8 | 9:04 | 1 | Lydia Hall (WAL), Ana Pelaez Trivino (ESP), Maddison Hinson-Tolchard (AUS) |
| 9 | 9:16 | 1 | Kristyna Napoleaova (CZE), Ariane Klotz (FRA), Rosanne Boere (NED) (a) |
| 10 | 9:28 | 1 | Lorna Mcclymont (SCO), Vanessa Bouvet (FRA), Lucia Fohrmann (GER) (a) |
| 11 | 9:40 | 1 | Laura Beveridge (SCO), Whitney Hillier (AUS), Constanza Guerrero (ESP) |
| 🕖 Morning - lane 10 | |||
| 12 | 7:40 | 10 | Anna Huang (CAN), Trichat Cheenglab (THA), Leonie Harm (GER) |
| 13 | 7:52 | 10 | Pia Babnik (SLO), Smilla Tarning Soenderby (DEN), Celina Sattelkau (GER) |
| 14 | 8:04 | 10 | Emma Spitz (AUT), Shannon Tan (SIN), Esther Henseleit (GER) |
| 15 | 8:16 | 10 | Daniela Darquea (ECU), Pranavi Urs (IND), Patricia Isabel Schmidt (GER) |
| 16 | 8:28 | 10 | Noora Komulainen (FIN), Lisa Pettersson (SWE), Anne-Charlotte Mora (FRA) |
| 17 | 8:40 | 10 | Meghan MacLaren (ENG), Patricie Mackova (CZE), Camille Chevalier (FRA) |
| 18 | 8:52 | 10 | Alessia Nobilio (ITA), Jana Melichova (CZE), Agathe Sauzon (FRA) |
| 19 | 9:04 | 10 | April Angurasaranee (THA), Ursula Wikstrom (FIN), Fernanda Lira (MEX) |
| 20 | 9:16 | 10 | Mim Sangkapong (THA), Emma Grechi (FRA), Chiara Horder (GER) |
| 21 | 9:28 | 10 | Carolin Kauffmann (GER), Ffion Tynan (WAL), Stacy Bregman (RSA) |
| 22 | 9:40 | 10 | Luca Thompson (WAL), Georgia Iziemgbe Oboh (NGR), Anna Ludvova (CZE) (a) |
| 🕐 Afternoon - lane 1 | |||
| 23 | 12:40 | 1 | Laura Fuenfstueck (GER), Morgane Metraux (SUI), Alice Hewson (ENG) |
| 24 | 12:52 | 1 | Casandra Alexander (RSA), Helen Briem (GER), Esme Hamilton (ENG) |
| 25 | 13:04 | 1 | Kelsey Bennett (AUS), Alexandra Forsterling (GER), Sara Kouskova (CZE) |
| 26 | 13:16 | 1 | Dorthea Forbrigd (NOR), Darcey Harry (WAL), Annika Borrelli (USA) |
| 27 | 13:28 | 1 | Amelia Garvey (NZL), Hannah Screen (ENG), Momoka Kobori (NZL) |
| 28 | 13:40 | 1 | Justice Bosio (AUS), Anna Zanusso (ITA), Lianna Bailey (ENG) |
| 29 | 13:52 | 1 | Klara Davidson Spilkova (CZE), Marianne Skarpnord (NOR), Sophie Hausmann (GER) |
| 30 | 14:04 | 1 | Liz Young (ENG), Charlotte Liautier (FRA), Sanna Nuutinen (FIN) |
| 31 | 14:16 | 1 | Amy Lee (USA), Lily May Humphreys (ENG), Tereza Zapletal Kozeluhova (CZE) |
| 32 | 14:28 | 1 | Annabel Wilson (NIR), Florentyna Parker (ENG), Belinda Ji (AUS) |
| 33 | 14:40 | 1 | Marta Sanz Barrio (ESP), Chiara Noja (GER), Nadia van der Westhuizen (RSA) |
| 🕐 Afternoon - lane 10 | |||
| 34 | 12:40 | 10 | Harang Lee (ESP), Matilde Partele (ITA), Hannah Darling (SCO) |
| 35 | 12:52 | 10 | Magdalena Simmermacher (ARG), Sarah Schober (AUT), Sophie Witt (GER) |
| 36 | 13:04 | 10 | Stephanie Bunque (AUS), Tereza Melecka (CZE), Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir (ISL) |
| 37 | 13:16 | 10 | Charlotte Heath (ENG), Roberta Liti (ITA), Ayako Uehara (JPN) |
| 38 | 13:28 | 10 | Anna Foster (IRL), Blanca Fernandez (ESP), Avani Prashanth (IND) |
| 39 | 13:40 | 10 | Luna Sobron Galmes (ESP), Ginnie Ding (HKG), Thalia Martin (ENG) |
| 40 | 13:52 | 10 | Kim Metraux (SUI), Anna Morgan (USA), Cecilie Finne-Ipsen (DEN) |
| 41 | 14:04 | 10 | Corinne Viden (SWE), Lovisa Gunnar (SWE), Andrea Lignell (SWE) |
| 42 | 14:16 | 10 | Romy Meekers (NED), Jess Baker (ENG), Lucie Vachova (CZE) |
| 43 | 14:28 | 10 | Vanessa Knecht (SUI), Ellen Hume (ENG), Louise Rydqvist (SWE) |
| 44 | 14:40 | 10 | Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA), Caitlyn Macnab (RSA), Hannah Karg (GER) |
Legend: (a) = amateur | bold = German player
15 German starters: Who is playing when?
No fewer than 15 German players will be competing at the Amundi German Masters - more than ever before. Special attention will be paid to:
Alexandra Försterling is the defending champion from 2024 and celebrated her fourth LET title back then in Berlin - in a play-off against Emma Spitz thanks to a Birdie on the second extra hole. in 2026, she tees off in Flight 25 from 13:04 on hole 1.
Esther Henseleit, one of the most experienced German players on Tour, is the good spirit behind the Junior Qualifier, which has enabled 15-year-old Lucia Fohrmann to qualify. Henseleit will start in Flight 14 from 8:04 a.m. on hole 10.
At the age of 15,Lucia Fohrmann from GC Starnberg is the discovery of the tournament. She played her way into the international professional field via the Amundi German Masters Junior Qualifier by Esther Henseleit and will be competing as an amateur in flight 10 from 9:28 a.m. on lane 1.
Helen Briem was the crowd favorite in 2025: As runner-up, she thrilled around 12,500 fans on the course. in 2026, she will be competing in Flight 24 from 12:52 on lane 1 - once again hot on the heels of a top result.
Chiara Noja, one of the youngest LET winners in history, starts in Flight 33 from 14:40 on lane 1 and is also one of the extended favorites.
All 15 German starters: Esther Henseleit, Alexandra Försterling, Helen Briem, Sophie Witt, Hannah Karg, Lucia Fohrmann (Am.), Chiara Horder, Sophie Hausmann, Laura Fünfstück, Patricia-Isabel Schmidt, Verena Gimmy, Carolin Kauffmann, Leonie Harm, Celina Sattelkau and Chiara Noja.
Favorites & stars at the Amundi German Masters 2026
Shannon Tan is the woman of the moment. The Singaporean is not only defending her title from the previous year, but also arrives as one of the top favorites as the 2025 season winner and with another LET victory behind her in the fall of 2025 (India). Her tee time in Round 1: Flight 13 on lane 10 from 7:52 a.m. as Shannon Tan (*).
Seven LET winners from the 2025 season are represented: Casandra Alexander, Laura Fünfstück, Darcey Harry, Alice Hewson, Anna Huang, Sara Kouskova and Shannon Tan. There are also three title winners from the current 2026 season: Kelsey Bennett, Esme Hamilton and Smilla Tarning Sønderbý. A total of 18 rookies complete a top-class field.
Playing venue: The North Course of the Green Eagle Golf Courses
The North Course (Par 73) of the Green Eagle Golf Courses in Winsen (Luhe) is no ordinary golf course. At almost 6,000 meters in length, it is one of the longest courses on the Ladies European Tour - and according to the official course rating of the German Golf Association (DGV), it is considered the most difficult course in Germany. No wonder the players affectionately call it the "Green Monster".
The course was designed by founder and owner Michael Blesch and opened in 2008. Its trademark: extremely undulating greens and ubiquitous water hazards. No fewer than 17 of the 18 holes feature a water hazard - a permanent sword of Damocles for the Scorecard. The course record is 66 strokes, set by Thalia Martin from England.
Incidentally, the course is not new to international professional golf: the Green Eagle Golf Courses regularly hosted the European Open of the men's DP World Tour from 2017 to 2024.
Live: tickets, livestream & visitor information
Anyone wishing to experience the Amundi German Masters live on site will find free parking and free camping pitches on the grounds. The ticket counters open daily from 7 am.
Important: Children and young people under the age of 18 enjoy free admission on all tournament days. On Thursday, May 14 (Father's Day), fathers and their children will also have free access to the grounds.
If you can't be there, you can follow the tournament via livestream:
- Thursday to Saturday: 2-6pm on Sky Sport Golf, Golf.de and Sportbild.de
- Sunday: 1-5 p.m. on Sky Sport Golf, Golf.de and in the NDR livestream with its own commentary
A player locator is also available on the tournament website, which shows the location of all players on the course, the current leaderboard, video highlights and a map of the course in real time.
Amundi German Masters 2026: Four days of golfing highlights near Hamburg
Since its premiere in 2022, the Amundi German Masters powered by VcG has established itself as one of the most popular tournaments on the entire Ladies European Tour. Winners such as Maja Stark, Kristyna Napoleaova, Alexandra Försterling and Shannon Tan have left their mark on the tournament - and year after year, strong German performances provide additional excitement.
in 2026, the fifth edition once again promises everything that makes for great golf: a strong international field, a challenging course, passionate fans and plenty of drama on the greens.
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Release date
13 May 2026
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Find out Esther Henseleit's start time and all other Tee Times of the Amundi German Masters of the Ladies European Tour here. Photo: U.Com / Jan Pemöller)
