The 2024 Paris Olympics women's golf tournament will feature 60 players, with a maximum of four from each country, and will take place at Le Golf National. The format is a 72-hole event held over four consecutive days with no cut after 36 holes, allowing all players to complete the tournament. The course will measure 6,374 yards, set up as a par 72, with several holes adjusted in length compared to the men's event, including a closing hole converted from a par 4 to a par 5. Nelly Korda, the current World No. 1, aims to defend her gold medal amidst an enthusiastic crowd, with all 30,000 tickets already sold. The women's tournament will start a day earlier than the men's to conclude before the closing ceremony. Amidst the excitement, a cultural contrast between male and female golfers was highlighted, with female players noting less technical discussion about golf during social interactions compared to their male counterparts.