Ladies European Tour Access Series (LETAS) membership for the 2026 season has now closed with the season due to kick off in April at the Madaef Golfs Ladies Open in Fez.
This season will see LETAS have a total of 195 sole members this season who will be competing in the 19 events across the 2026 season.
In a historic milestone for the Tour, those 195 players represent 45 nationalities — an increase of six compared to 2025. This marks the highest number of nationalities ever represented on a women’s feeder Tour in world golf.
Several countries return to the LETAS schedule in 2026, with Slovakia, the Philippines and Malaysia once again represented on Tour.
Six new nationalities from all over the globe will be represented this year on Tour, they are the Cook Islands, Brazil, Chile, China, Indonesia, Taipei and the UAE.
The 45 nations span six continents, further demonstrating LETAS’ expanding international footprint and its position as a truly global pathway to the Ladies European Tour.
The upward trend in membership continues following the Covid-19 pandemic, with strong demand from players seeking competitive opportunities on the pathway to the LET.
The 2026 season will include 70 rookies holding LETAS status, five more than last year, further reinforcing the Tour’s strength and depth.
Category 14 membership remains open until July, meaning the number of represented nationalities could rise even further as the season progresses.
LETAS Tour Director Ana Larraneta said: “Welcoming players from six new nations to LETAS this season is a significant milestone. It reflects the growing global reach of our Tour and our commitment to creating opportunities for talent from every corner of the world. While they arrive with different flags and different journeys, they are united by a shared ambition, to compete at the highest level and realise their dreams of playing on the Ladies European Tour.”
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