S-11: Winners of individual LPGA co-sponsored events, whose victories are considered official and receive a full point allocation for the Race to the CME Globe, from the conclusion of the 2024 U.S. Women’s Open Championship to the initiation of the 2025 U.S. Women’s Open Championship

S-18: The top 75 point leaders from the Week No. 20 finalized Rolex Rankings (May 19)

Lindblad, who will make her fourth U.S. Women's Open start, broke through for her maiden LPGA Tour victory in just her third start as an official member by holding off fellow rookie Akie Iwai, of Japan, by one stroke at the JM Eagle LA Championship Presented by Plastpro at El Caballero Country Club, in Tarzana, Calif. Lindblad turned professional last June after a decorated five-year career at Louisiana State University. She won the 2023 McCormack Medal for being the leading female player in the Women's Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR), which earned her a spot in the field at Lancaster (Pa.) Country Club. Lindblad just missing posting a top-10 finish at Pine Needles in the 2022 championship after shooting an opening-round 65, the lowest 18-hole score by an amateur in U.S. Women's Open history. Lindblad won the 2021 European Ladies Amateur and led Sweden to victory in the 2022 Women's World Amateur Team Championship in France. She also represented Sweden in the 2023 WWATC in the United Arab Emirates. She has twice represented the International Team in the Palmer Cup (2020, 2021). In 2022, she was the runner-up to Anna Davis, along with LSU teammate Latanna Stone, in the Augusta National Women's Amateur. In 2020, she became the first LSU golfer to win Southeastern Conference Player and Freshman of the Year honors. When Lindblad claimed the 2024 Clemson Invitational, she became the all-time Southeastern Conference leader in tournament victories with 14 (previous mark was held by ex-Arkansas star Stacy Lewis). She later won the NCAA Bryan (Texas) Regional for college win No. 15. She also owns a pair of wins on the Nordic Golf Tour, a professional circuit.  Lindblad also was the recipient of the 2024 Annika Award, given to the country's top female collegian as well as being named the Women's Golf Coaches Association's Player of the Year. Last summer, Lindblad joined the Epson Tour and posted a win at the Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Toyota Classic in just her seventh start. Despite making just nine starts on the circuit, Lindblad finished sixth on the Espon Tour's Race for the Card to gain full status on the LPGA Tour for the 2025 season.