Aussie pair Hannah Green and Minjee Lee have set their sights on Paris after both finished inside the top 25 at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship in Washington.

The champion in 2019, Green closed with a round of 1-under 71 on Sunday at Sahalee Country Club, finishing level with Lee (74) at 4-over for the championship and tied for 24th.

Former Gold Coast high schooler Amy Yang (72) claimed her first major championship by three strokes at the event that marked the end to the two-year Paris 2024 qualification period.

Although the Australian team will not be officially announced until later this week, Green and Lee can now both look forward to another Olympic campaign given they are both inside the top 15 on the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings.

A two-time winner this season, Green will first return home to Perth before heading to France for The Amundi Evian Championship starting July 11.

“Getting the opportunity in Tokyo was an amazing experience,” said Green.

“I’m super excited for Paris to be alongside Minjee as well. Both from Perth and both played junior golf together so it’s really cool for us to both be there. Even her brother (Min Woo Lee) is in the team.

“I think we have really good vibes for the Olympics, and I’m excited to get to Le Golf National.”

Paris will represent Lee’s third straight Olympic appearance, the 28-year-old also excited to share the Olympic experience with her brother for the first time.

“Both of us will be there and it’s kind of nice. I might be watching him maybe on the weekend if I go in a little bit earlier,” said Lee.

“It’ll be pretty exciting to represent our country out at the Olympics and it’s always such a great honour to be able to do that.

“Really looking forward to it.”

Elsewhere this week, Kelsey Bennett's tie for 13th was our best at the Czech Ladies Open and Steph Bunque and New Zealand's Hanee Song shared 14th at the LET Access Series event in Spain.

Results

LPGA Tour
KPMG Women’s PGA Championship
Sahalee Country Club, Sammamish, Washington
1          Amy Yang                    70-68-71-72—281       $US1.56m
T24      Hannah Green              71-77-73-71—292       $91,079
T24      Minjee Lee                   74-72-72-74—292       $91,079
T46      Lydia Ko (NZ)                75-73-76-73—297       $37,675
T46      Gabriela Ruffels           74-74-76-73—297       $37,675
T52      Stephanie Kyriacou      74-69-78-77—298       $29,771
T60      Grace Kim                    73-75-77-74—299       $23,969
MC       Sarah Kemp                 75-76—151
MC       Robyn Choi                  75-76—151
MC       Hira Naveed                 82-83—165

Ladies European Tour
Tipsport Czech Ladies Open
Royal Beroun Golf Club, Czech Republic
1          Marta Martin                69-67-63—199 €45,000
T13      Kelsey Bennett             71-70-67—208 €5,490
T33      Kirsten Rudgeley          70-71-70—211 €2,370
T54      Momoka Kobori (NZ)   69-73-72—214 €1,062
T63      Amy Walsh                   74-69-73—216 €795
MC       Whitney Hillier             73-78—151

Epson Tour
Island Resort Championship
Sweetgrass Golf Club, Harris, Michigan
Event reduced to 36 holes due to rain
1          Soo Bin Joo                  67-69—136     $US39,375
T33      Fiona Xu (NZ)               74-67—141     $1,875
T41      Cassie Porter                71-71—142     $1,359
T52      Maddison Hinson-Tolchard      71-72—143     $964
T52      Amelia Garvey (NZ)      70-73—143     $964

LET Access Series
Santander Golf Tour - AVILA
Naturavila Golf, Spain
1          Helen Briem (a)            70-62-70—202
T14      Hanee Song (NZ)          73-70-68—211
T14      Stephanie Bunque        70-67-74—211
MC       Munchin Keh (NZ)        73-73—146
MC       Belinda Ji (a)                 73-74—147
MC       Laura Hoskin (NZ)        75-75—150
MC       Wenyung Keh (NZ)       73-77—150