The field for the Olympic women's golf competition has been finalized, with the latest update of the Rolex Rankings determining the 60-player lineup. The event is scheduled to take place at Le Golf National in Paris, France, from August 7th to August 10th.

Notable among the confirmed participants for the United States are Nelly Korda, Lilia Vu, and Rose Zhang, who hold the world rankings of 1, 2, and 9, respectively. These talented golfers will represent their country and aim to bring home medals from the prestigious event.

Ally Ewing showcased her skills at the KPMG Women's PGA, where she finished tied for fifth place. Despite her impressive performance, Ewing's world ranking only saw her climb to number 16, leaving her just short of securing a spot at the Olympics. Only two players from each country can qualify, unless they are within the top 15 in the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR), which allows for up to four participants per country.

South Korea, on the other hand, will now have three representatives in the competition following Amy Yang's victory at the Sahalee major tournament. Yang, who was previously ranked 20th in the world, catapulted to the fifth position in the Rolex Rankings. Joining her from South Korea will be Jin Young Ko, the world number 3, and Hyo Joo Kim, who is currently ranked 13th.

However, South Korea's gain resulted in a loss for Austria's Sarah Schober, who currently ranks 330th in the world. As a result of the limited spots available, Schober was unable to secure a position in the Olympic golf competition.

The finalized 60-player Olympic women's golf field consists of top-ranked players from various countries around the world. With the stage set, fans and golf enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the thrilling competition that will unfold in Paris this August.

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