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| LIIAS BEATS SIMMERMACHER IN PLAY-OFF TO CLINCH ROAD TO LA LARGUE FINAL TITLE |
| 6th October 2019 |
| Overnight leader Niina Liias clinched the Road to La Largue Final title with a dramatic play-off win over an inspired Magdelena Simmermacher at the final event of the LET Access Series season. The duo ended the day level on -6 with Simmermacher recording a stunning -7 final round to storm into title contention at the French course. |
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| LIIAS TAKES THE LEAD AT ROAD TO LA LARGUE FINAL |
| 5th October 2019 |
| Finland’s Niina Liias emerged from the pack to take a one-shot lead at the Road to LaLargue Final. The 22-year-old recorded a superb four-under round of 68 on the second day’s play at the French course to end on –5 for the tournament, one shot clear of Wales’ Chloe Williams in second position. Williams lies second after a three-under 69 in round two at La Largue. Currently lying eighth in the Order of Merit, a third strong round for Williams could prove vital in securing a Ladies European Tour card or a place in the final stage of the LET’s qualifying school ahead of the 2020 season. |
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| Six Tied For Lead At Road To La Largue Final |
| 4th October 2019 |
| The opening round of the season ending event, the Road to La Largue Final, produced a tight leaderboard with six players tied at the top. This week’s event will decide the top 5 players who will progress onto the Ladies European Tour next year and also fifteen players will earn a spot at the final stage of the LET’s Tour School. |
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| All to play for in season finale at Golf de La Largue |
| 1st October 2019 |
| Sixty-three players will compete for the 20th title of the season, along with the opportunity to earn one of five LET cards and 15 places to the final stage of LET Tour School, as the Road to La Largue Final gets underway at Golf de La Largue in France, from the 4 - 6 October. |
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| Getting To Know Chloe Williams |
| 30th September 2019 |
| Chloe Williams from Wales is hoping for a strong finish to the 2019 season and earn her LET card for 2020. The 24-year-old is currently lying in 13th place on the Race to La Largue standings. We get to know Chloe with a few quick questions... |
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