This week sees the LET Access Series (LETAS) return to Spain for the second edition of the Calatayud Ladies Open.
Hosted at the Gambito Golf Club Calatayud, the tournament is the penultimate event on the schedule and is sure to be a hotly fought week as our players look to make final pushes on the Order of Merit.
Last year the tournament finished with a four-way play off after England’s Amy Taylor, New Zealand’s Momoka Kobori and current LETAS Top 6 players Elena Moosmann and Sofie Kibsgaard Nielsen.
It was Amy Taylor, the 21-year-old from Norwich who came out on top making a birdie at the par-three ninth to secure her first professional victory.
Here’s everything you need to know ahead of this week’s tournament.
FIELD BREAKDOWN
A field of 95 players representing 28 countries will tee it up this week…
- Tournament Invitations: 3 players
- Holding Spots: 8 players
- LETAS Top 50 and ties: 22 players
- Tournament Winners: 5 players
- LETAS Top 5 from current top 50: 3 players
- LETAS #21-50 LET Qualifying School: 3 players
- LETAS Top 50 Re-Rank: 13 players
- Current Year LET member: 19 players
- LETAS Re-Rank: 12 players
- LETAS Recognised Tour Qualifiers: 1 player
- LETAS Pre-Qualifiers: 5 players
- LET Q School Non-Attendees: 1 player
COMPETITION FORMAT
54-hole, stroke play, cut to top 45 professionals and ties after 36 holes
PRIZE FUND
€ 50,000 with winner receiving € 6,400
PAST CHAMPIONS AND RUNNERS-UP
2022: Amy Taylor (ENG) & Sofie Kibsgaard Nielsen (DEN) and Momoka Kobori (NZL)
COURSE SET UP
36-36–72; 6264 yards/5728 metres (subject to change)
TOURNAMENT ENTRIES
SOCIAL MEDIA
Follow all the action on @letaccess on Instagram, X and TikTok and LET Access Series on Facebook – #RaiseOurGame.
