Anna Huang (born 30 October 2008) is a Canadian professional golfer and Ladies European Tour (LET) player. In 2025, she won the La Sella Open to become the second Canadian to win an LET title after Brooke Henderson.
Early life and amateur career Huang was born in Vancouver, and was introduced to golf by her parents around the age of 4.
In 2023, she tied 4th at the Rolex Tournament of Champions, and was part of the winning Team Canada at the World Junior Girls Championship, and individual runner-up.
In 2024, she was runner-up at the Glencoe Invitational, Nike Junior Invitational, and the amateur event at the Mizuho Americas Open.
Professional career Huang turned professional in 2025 and joined the Ladies European Tour, after she finished tied 29th at Q-School in December 2024. In her rookie year, she qualified for both the U.S. Women's Open and the Women's British Open.
In September 2025, Huang won the La Sella Open in Spain, 7 strokes ahead of Nastasia Nadaud. At only 16 years, 10 months and 22 days, she shot rounds of 64-66-69-69 to become the youngest winner on the LET in 2025, and joins Atthaya Thitikul (14), Lydia Ko (15) and Amy Yang (16) as teenage winners on the tour. The following week she won the Lacoste Ladies Open de France, becoming the first Canadian to record multiple LET victories.
With her third victory at the 2026 Lalla Meryem Cup, she became the youngest player in history to reach three LET wins, at just 17 years, 6 months and 24 days old.
Amateur wins 2022 Toyota Tour Cup at Oak Valley 2023 Next Tee Invitational
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Professional wins (4) Ladies European Tour wins (4) No.DateTournamentWinning scoreTo parMargin ofvictoryRunner(s)-up121 Sep 2025La Sella Open64-66-69-69=268−207 strokes Nastasia Nadaud227 Sep 2025Lacoste Ladies Open de France68-64-65=197−162 strokes Casandra Alexander Helen Briem323 May 2026Lalla Meryem Cup 70-69-66=205 −14 1 stroke Kelsey Bennett 49 Aug 2026PIF London Championship 67-68-65-70=270−22 2 strokes Charley Hull
Results in LPGA majors Tournament 20252026Chevron ChampionshipU.S. Women's OpenCUTCUTWomen's PGA ChampionshipT42The Evian ChampionshipT22Women's British OpenCUTCUT
CUT = missed the half-way cut T = tied
Team appearances Amateur World Junior Girls Championship (representing Canada): 2022, 2023 (winners)
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