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Ladies European Tour
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About Ladies European Tour
The LET is a global golf tour comprising of professional elite women athletes who play international tournaments on some of the world’s most prestigious and renowned golf courses. Founded in 1978, the Tour is also committed to inspiring the next generation of talent to pursue their passion and achieve their dreams through the game of golf. At our core, we aim to build and deliver a competitive schedule of events to enable our strong, sharp, and confident players to compete at the highest level and lead by example. Our diverse and multicultural membership of 416 extraordinary professional golfers represents as many as 43 nationalities. We aim to entertain and excite, but also to enhance health and quality of life, as a responsible, committed and respectful partner. Inspiring – our players are inspiring role models to follow and encourage others to pursue their own dreams. Passionate – we are driven by a passion to perform to our full potential and get better every day. It’s not just about the money or the glory, but a true love for the game. Committed – we are fiercely committed to continuous improvement and recognise the grit that it takes to achieve long-term goals. 2025 marks the 47th LET season with 30 events across 20 countries, and prize money of €39 million. The LET Access Series is the official development tour of the LET, formed to give players an opportunity and platform to compete and progress onto the LET.
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Signals from Ladies European Tour
2 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Ladies European Tour announced the completion of the 2026 Ladies European Tour (LET) season and the August 2026 Player of the Month award for the PIF London Championship at Centurion Club, the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open at Migros Golfpark Holzhäusern, and the KPMG Women’s Irish Open at the K Club.
Reported by Ladies European Tour
Presence & Recognition
Ladies European Tour called Mimi's maiden voyage on Team Europe as a partner.
Reported by Theresa McCann