Bianca, Lydia and Abigail Ready to Make Indonesia Proud at Queen Sirikit Cup 2026

The official squad for the Indonesian Women's Golf team in the Queen Sirikit Cup 2026 has finally been announced. The nation's three best young golfers will represent Indonesia in this prestigious tournament.

They are Bianca Naomi Laksono, Lydia Sitorus, and Abigail Rhea. All three were selected based on their performance and potential to compete at the international level.

The tournament will be held at Sentul Highlands Golf Club from May 12-15, 2026. Indonesia's status as host country gives the athletes a distinct advantage to perform at their best before a home crowd.

The participation of these three young stars is expected to bring achievements and honor to Indonesia in the Asia-Pacific golf scene. Public support is also believed to provide additional motivation for the team to deliver their best performance.

Player Profiles

Bianca Naomi Laksono

Bianca is recognized as one of Indonesia's most consistent Young Golfers at national and international levels. She has won several tournaments, including the 2025 Medco-Pondok Indah Amateur Golf Championship and the RSGC Ladies Amateur Open in Malaysia.

Additionally, Bianca holds titles that count toward the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) and once broke into the top 300 globally. Her experience in various international events makes her a key asset to the team.

Lydia Sitorus

Lydia brings high-level experience from collegiate golf competitions in the United States. She won the NCAA Division II Central Region Championship and competed in the NCAA National Championship three times.

Moreover, Lydia earned the 2024 WGCA All-American honor and collected numerous collegiate tournament victories. With her extensive experience, she has the potential to be both a playmaker and leader for the team.

Abigail Rhea

At a very young age, Abigail has shown qualities as a rising star in Indonesian Golf. She is the consecutive Champion of the 2025 and 2026 Indonesian Junior National Golf Championships.

Abigail also won the AGI Amateur Championship and competed in the elite Women's Amateur Asia-Pacific. Her consistency at the junior level positions her as a future star of Indonesian women's golf.

With thorough preparation and high fighting spirit, Indonesia is optimistic about being competitive and achieving positive results at the Queen Sirikit Cup 2026.

For reference, the Queen Sirikit Cup is a women's amateur team golf championship in the Asia-Pacific region, featuring the best young golfers from various countries. This tournament serves as a prestigious platform to gauge athletes' abilities before they advance to the professional level.