Professional career
Rhodes turned professional after the 2024 Curtis Cup and joined the LET Access Series, where she won the Lavaux Ladies Open in Switzerland after a playoff against her compatriot Billie-Jo Smith. [6]
She received an invitation for the 2024 Aramco Team Series – Riyadh on the Ladies European Tour, where she won the team event alongside Chiara Tamburlini and Anne-Charlotte Mora. [7]
Rhodes shared medalist honors at the 2024 LGPA Q-Series Qualifying Stage in Venice, Florida. [8] [9]
She earned her card for the 2025 Ladies European Tour at Q-School where she tied for 19th. [10] Rhodes won her first LET tournament at the Ford Women's NSW Open in March 2025. It was her fourth appearance in a LET event and her tournament included a course record nine-under-par 62 in the second-round. [11] The following month, she claimed her second LET title at the Joburg Ladies Open. She secured a one-stroke victory and afterwards said "It's honestly a dream come true - and to be playing so well so early in my career, I'm lost for words. It's just amazing and I can't wait for the rest of the season." [12] In May, Rhodes won her third consecutive tournament at the Dutch Ladies Open, securing a two-stroke triumph. [13] In June 2025, Rhodes was given an invitation to make her major debut at the Women's PGA Championship at Fields Ranch East course in Texas. [14]
In the 2025 Women's British Open at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, Rhodes hit a hole-in-one at the fifth hole during her fourth round. She finished the tournament tied for 19th. [15]
After leading the 2025 Ladies European Tour Order of Merit rankings for the main part of the season, Rhodes ultimately finished second to Shannon Tan, but still won the Rookie of the Year award. [16] [17] [18]
Rhodes secured her card for the 2026 LPGA Tour at Q-Series. [19]
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