Ranked No. 33 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings (as of August 31, 2026)
Honors
SEC All-Freshman Team | 2026
Golf Channel Preseason All-American | 2026 (third team)
Golfweek Preseason All-American | 2026 (third team)
Augusta National Women’s Amateur invitee | 2023
Collegiate Bests
Low Round: 67, Round 3 at the Cougar Classic (Sept. 8, 2026)
Low Tournament: 208 (68-73-67), at the Cougar Classic (Sept. 7-8, 2026)
Best Finish: T3 at the Cougar Classic (Sept. 7-8, 2026)
As a Sophomore (2026-27)
Earned preseason recognition from Golf Channel and Golfweek, with placements on their All-America third teams.
As a Freshman (2025-26)
Joined Arkansas in January of 2026 and made her first start at the Purdue Puerto Rico Classic, where she finished 1-under and T29… Her highest finish came at the Clemson Invitational (T5, -4)… Finished 1-under and T20 in her first NCAA Regional appearance at the Louisville Regional… Helped Arkansas to its best NCAA Championship finish (T3, +3) and won both of her matches to send the Hogs to their first NCAA Semifinal appearance… Named to the All-SEC Freshman Team… Finished the season ranked No. 69 in Scoreboard by Clippd’s national individual player rankings and had a head-to-head record of 532-206-26… Off the college circuit, she participated in the 2026 Augusta National Women’s Amateur (MC), the European Ladies’ Amateur Championship (T3), and finished runner-up with France in the European Ladies’ Team Championship.
Before Arkansas
Brentcheneff, a native of Lyon, France, entered her freshman year at Arkansas as the No. 28 ranked amateur in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. The freshman participated in the Junior Solheim Cup in 2024 and the Junior Ryder Cup in 2025 for Team Europe and has numerous runner-up finishes at the French International Ladies Amateur Championship, the Spanish International Ladies Amateur Championship and the Portuguese International Ladies Amateur Championship.
Brentcheneff won the 2025 Super Bock Ladies Open as an amateur on the LET Access Series, the official development tour of the Ladies European Tour, with a 12-under 204.
Brenthcheneff participated in the 2026 Augusta National Women’s Amateur.
