Rose Ladies Series is to return for a sixth year with five one-day events across England; all tournaments take place during gaps in the Ladies European Tour and LET Access Series schedules.
Justin Rose and wife Kate have continued their support of women’s golf by confirming the return of the Rose Ladies Series in 2025, with a new five-event schedule.
The Rose Ladies Series was initially created in 2020 to provide playing opportunities during golf’s coronavirus-enforced shutdown but has since become an annual part of the women’s calendar, with this year’s event marking the sixth edition.
All tournaments provide playing opportunities for professionals and amateurs to compete in the UK, ahead of the Ladies European Tour events in Europe and the LET Access Series season.
Like last year the Rose Ladies Series schedule features five events at fantastic locations, all with a £10,000 winner’s cheque – the highest of any single-day golf event in the UK, regardless of gender.
West Lancashire Golf Club, Southport & Ainsdale and Formby Ladies will again host these popular events. It’s a debut for Top 10 UK course St. George’s Hill. And the final event sees a return to The Buckinghamshire, which last hosted a Rose Ladies Series event in 2021.
Key dates are as follows:
- Monday 28 April – West Lancashire Golf Club
- Wednesday 30 April – Southport & Ainsdale Golf Club
- Friday 2 May – Formby Ladies Golf Club
- Tuesday 6 May – St George’s Hill Golf Club
- Friday 9 May – The Buckinghamshire Golf Club
Taking place over two weeks, you would believe that these events will draw in a strong playing field, so it’s a fantastic opportunity to watch women’s professional golf in England.
We’re really pleased to see the Rose Ladies Series return for a sixth year, especially since the Rose Ladies Open was successfully launched on the LETAS three years ago.
The calibre of locations, impressive prize money and potential strength of field just underline how important the continued support from Kate and Justin Rose and the other sponsors involved is to women’s professional golf in the UK.
Find out more about the 2025 Rose Ladies Series and register to play click here.
