Amateur career
At Augusta University in 2023, she earned Second Team All-America honors. She later moved to Florida State University and, in her sophomore year, was invited to the 2024 Augusta National Women's Amateur, where she finished tied 8th.
She made her LPGA Tour debut as an amateur at the 2024 Maybank Championship on home soil, where she finished tied 12th.
Ting received the 2025 Annika Award, as the top female U.S. collegiate golfer.
Ting was also awarded the 2025 Ping Player of the Year by the Women's Golf Coaches Association, the ACC Golfer of the Year and the Golden Nole for Women's Golf from FSU Athletics.
Her best position on the World Amateur Golf Ranking was second, reached 1 April 2025 and she kept that position until she turned professional three months later.
Professional career
Ting was invited to the 2025 Evian Championship, where she made her tournament debut as a professional and missed the cut.
During the 2026 season, Ting played on the U.S.-based Epson Tour. In July 2026, she finished second at the Hartford HealthCare Women's Championship in Avon, Connecticut, advancing to seventh on the Race for the Card. At the next tournament, played two weeks later, the Smoky Mountain Championship in Pendleton, Oregon, Ting won after a playoff against Rachel Kuehn. It was Ting's first victory as a professional and she advanced to third in the tour rankings. Three weeks later, Ting won again, to take the lead on the Epson Tour. She finished the season at the top of the rankings, after finishing second in the Epson Tour Championship, winning the Epson Tour Player of the Year and Epson Tour Rookie of the Year and earning an LPGA Tour card for 2027. She advanced to a career best 201st in the Women's World Golf Rankings.
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