Riley Banks, 16, from Wrag Barn, Lauren Cowley, 14, from Broome Manor, and Millie Potter, 15, from Chippenham, have all been chosen for the England teams.

They will now benefit from the Regional Coaching Programme, which provides targeted support and development opportunities.

This initiative aims to prepare them to compete at the elite international level in the future.

Steve Burnett, England Golf Deputy Performance Director, said: "The Regional Performance Programme plays a crucial role in helping talented young golfers make the transition from county golf to the national stage.

"It provides players with the support, coaching, and experiences they need to continue their development and realise their potential."

The programme identifies and supports players who are demonstrating the potential to represent the relevant England age-group teams within the next two years (boys), or at junior level (girls).

Mr Burnett added: "Our aim is to create a clear and connected pathway that gives every aspiring player the opportunity to progress while developing the skills, confidence, and behaviours needed to succeed at the highest level."

The programme has been instrumental in the development of many players who have gone on to represent England and achieve success in the amateur and professional game.