ALEXANDRA BONETTI
About Me ?
At 33, I have spent more than 20 years competing at the highest level of golf: nine years representing France, four years competing in NCAA Division I golf in the United States, followed by ten years on the Ladies European Tour and LET Access Series. A journey shaped by high standards, discipline and a constant drive to improve.
Career highlights
- I first picked up a golf club at the age of 7 and was selected to represent France for the first time at 15.
- In 2010, I won the British Girls Amateur Championship, the French Women’s Championship and the European Girls’ Team Championship.
- Having managed my career as a professional athlete much like a business, I now draw on that experience to create exceptional golfing experiences where performance, organisation and genuine human connection come together.
- In 2014, I won the European Ladies’ Team Championship.
- I competed in NCAA college golf in the United States on a full scholarship, earning a BBA in Finance
- I enjoyed a 10-year professional career on the Ladies European Tour and LET Access Series, competing across five continents.
Throughout my career, I developed sponsorship partnerships with Mitsubishi Electric, Leaseo, Eficium, Verspieren and others.
ALEXANDRA BONETTI
A flying start
I turned professional at the beginning of 2016, and my first season on the LET Access Series immediately delivered promising results.
I finished 23rd on the Order of Merit and, after shooting a total of 10 under par over five rounds at Qualifying School, earned my playing rights on the Ladies European Tour after just one year as a professional.
The dream was becoming a reality. Fast — very fast.
The setback: injury
In the spring of 2017, injury struck.
What followed were eighteen months of fighting my way back: medical examinations, injections, rehabilitation, doubts… and an enormous amount of work before I was finally able to hit a golf ball again without pain.
At that point, I believed the hardest part was behind me. I thought resilience would be enough. But the reality proved more challenging: the pandemic, Covid developing into mononucleosis, and my energy gradually fading. Early mornings, solitary evenings, a meticulously disciplined routine…
and one question that slowly began to surface: why? Convinced that I had still not reached my full potential again, I kept pushing.
But elite sport is unforgiving. Once you fall behind, finding your way back to the highest level can feel almost impossible.
And so, in 2025, with clarity and peace of mind, I decided it was time to close that chapter.
Golf instils universal values: striving to surpass yourself, discipline, perseverance and integrity.
You can count on me to ensure that these values and qualities remain at the heart of everything I do in this new chapter of my journey.
- 11th Jarba Ladies Open 2016
- 15th ASGI Ladies Open 2016
- 3rd WPGA International Challenge 2016
- Made 7 consecutive cuts on the LET Access Series in 2016 from August to October
- 10th Ladies European Tour Qualifying School shooting -10 and win the Tour card
- Top 50 LET Access 2021
- 13th NCAA Regionals 2015
- 8th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 2015
- Winner European Ladies Team Championship 2014
- 10th Big XII Championship 2013
- 6th LSU Classic 2013
- 9th Central District Invitational 2013
- 11th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 2013
- Winner European Nations Cup 2012
- Winner Vagliano Trophy with continental Europe Team 2011
- Runner Up British Ladies Match Play 2011
- 2nd Lalla Meryem Cup 2011 (Morocco – LET) playing as an amateur
- Winner British Girls 2010
- Bronze Medal with French Team at the World Amateur Team Championship. Finished 13th individually.
- Winner European Girls Team Championship 2010
- Winner French Ladies Championship 2010
- Bronze Medal European Ladies Individual Championship 2007
