Field Breakdown: 2026 Colorado Championship at Todd Creek
DENVER, Colorado – The ANNIKA Women's All Pro Tour heads to Todd Creek Golf Club for the Colorado Championship, August 18–21, the second-to-last event of the 2026 season. A field of 130 will compete for a share of the $55,000 purse, with $10,000 going to the winner and the top two finishers earning an exemption into the Epson Tour's Dream First Bank Charity Classic in Garden City, Kansas, the following week.
With only one event left after this one, the Callaway Race to Qualifying and ANNIKA 20 presented by Southern Company standings are as important as they'll be all year. The top five in points sit in the driver's seat, and the top 20 in the ANNIKA 20 carries real weight heading into the fall, but this week's field includes a group of players sitting just outside that cutoff, still very much alive to climb into it with one big week left to make a move. Here's a look at a few of them:
Katie Lu
Katie Lu heads into Todd Creek looking to steady the ship. The tour's points leader all season, Lu comes off a missed cut at her last start, a rare stumble in what's otherwise been the most complete season on tour, and will be looking to bounce back before the points race wraps up. With a healthy cushion at the top of the standings, a solid week at Todd Creek would go a long way toward locking down the number one spot heading into the final event for the Coke Dr. Pepper Open champion.
Maisie Filler
Maisie Filler is playing as well as anyone in the field right now. Already sitting inside the top five in points, the Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, product and Florida alum recently turned heads with a top-10 finish at the Epson Tour's Hartford HealthCare Women's Championship, then followed it up with a T-23 at the Smoky Mountain Championship presented by Food City last week, back-to-back solid showings against Epson-caliber fields. It all adds to a season that already includes a win at the Taco Bell Natchez Classic back in April. Filler brings that momentum straight into Todd Creek with a real chance to add to her points total in the season's second-to-last week.
Natalie Vo
Natalie Vo has quietly been one of the most consistent players on tour all year, and now she's within striking distance of the top five. The San Jose, California, native and UCLA product, a California Women's Amateur champion who helped the Bruins to an NCAA runner-up finish before turning pro, sits eighth in points, just inside the fringe of the top five with two events left to play. A big week at Todd Creek could be exactly what pushes her into that group before the season wraps up.
Alison Muirhead
Alison Muirhead has been due for one big week to vault her into the top five, and Todd Creek presents her latest chance. The Scotland native, who turned pro in 2020 and has already won multiple times on the WAPT, including a career-best 8-under 64 that set the course record at Weibring Golf Club, currently sits ninth in points. She has the game and the track record to make a run; she just needs one more big week to convert that into a top-five spot with the season winding down.
Tiffany Le
Tiffany Le arrives at Todd Creek in good form, coming off a spot in the final group at the Wisconsin Women's Championship last month. The Covina, California, native hasn't missed a cut all season, a quiet but telling stat that underscores just how consistent she's been while building momentum in the second half of the year. Another strong showing at Todd Creek would keep that streak, and the momentum, going as the tour heads toward its final event of the year.
Nicole Neale
Nicole Neale has a score to settle at Todd Creek. The Cal Poly product and Trabuco Canyon, California, native was in the final group here a year ago, only to shoot 3-over in the last round and slide to a T-10 finish, a result that still sits with her. Neale, who turned pro in 2025, currently sits 22nd in points, just eight back of the number-20 cutoff into the ANNIKA 20, and a big week at the same course where she once had a chance to win would go a long way toward closing that gap in the season's second-to-last start. Neale has made it clear that she’s due.
YounSoo Ju
Nobody is closer to the cutoff than YounSoo Ju. The Whittier, California, product sits 21st in points, just six back of cracking the ANNIKA 20, meaning a strong finish at Todd Creek could be enough on its own to get her across the line with one event left to play. Ju has been a fixture in the field all year, and this week presents about as clean a chance as she'll get to make up that final bit of ground.
Below is a breakdown of the week's field:
The week's field is made up of 130 players from 13 countries.
The breakdown of the players per country in the field: United States (110), Mexico (4), Canada (3), Indonesia (2), Finland (2), Myanmar (2), Austria (1), Colombia (1), England (1), Paraguay (1), Peru (1), Scotland (1), Thailand (1).
Travis Humphrey
ANNIKA WAPT Media & Communications
