Ladies European Tour (LET)
Saudi Arabia to host dual Ladies European Tour events
Saudi Arabia will host its first professional women’s golf events in November under an agreement with the Ladies European Tour (LET) that will establish its second-highest paid non-major.
Golf withdrawn from 2022 European Championships
Golf will no longer feature in the 2022 multi-sport European Championships in Munich after the European Tour and Ladies European Tour opted to withdraw from the event because of scheduling issues
LET’s 2020 schedule includes additional €4.5m in prize money following LPGA merger
The Ladies European Tour (LET) has revealed that members will play for a combined prize fund of €18m in 2020 following the tour’s merger with the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) – an incre…
Armas named Ladies European Tour’s permanent CEO
Alexandra Armas has been appointed as the new chief executive of the Ladies European Tour as the women’s golf body continues its restructure in the wake of its recent merger with the LPGA.
R&A and European Tour give backing to LPGA-LET joint venture
The R&A and the men’s European Tour have both confirmed that they will support the newly-formed joint-venture between the Ladies Professional Golf Association and the Ladies European Tour.
LPGA and LET agree to merger after approval by players
The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) and the Ladies European Tour (LET) have agreed to unite in a joint-venture partnership after LET players voted their support for the merger at their Annual …
Mike Whan heading to Spain in bid to seal LPGA-LET merger
Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) commissioner Mike Whan is flying to Spain in an attempt to close the deal on a merger with the Ladies European Tour (LET) this week
LET heads to Kenya for season-ending tournament
Golf’s Ladies European Tour (LET) will end its 2019 season in Kenya after agreeing a deal to stage a new tournament in the East African country.
LET begins search for new CEO as Lichtenhein steps down
Golf’s Ladies European Tour (LET) has commenced a search for a new chief executive after announcing that Mark Lichtenhein will step down from the position.
Women’s golf to return to Ireland with innovative tournament
Ladies tournament golf will return to Ireland for the first time since 2012 with the announcement that a new Ladies European Tour (LET) event will be staged alongside the established men’s NI Open next y…
Women’s British Open heads to Royal Troon for first time
Hosting rights for the 2019 and 2020 editions of the Women’s British Open golf major have been assigned to Woburn Golf Club and Royal Troon, respectively.