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23/2/2018

Holly Holds Her Two Shot Lead

England’s Holly Clyburn said it was a ‘game of two halves’ after she recorded a second round of 69 to keep her two-stroke lead midway through the Australian Ladies Classic ...

23/2/2018

Boutier sets the benchmark at Bonville

Rising French star Céline Boutier took the clubhouse lead with a four-under-par 68 in the Australian Ladies Classic Bonville on Friday, which was the best round of the morning, sending ...

22/2/2018

Holly Finds Her Groove in Bonville

England’s Holly Clyburn shot straight to the top of the leader board in the inaugural Australian Ladies Classic Bonville on Thursday morning. The 27-year-old from Cleethorpes had a blemish-free five-under-par 67 ...

22/2/2018

Players use golf carts in Bonville

The players in the Australian Ladies Classic Bonville are using golf carts during the tournament this week due to Bonville Golf Resort’s unique course layout. The course was designed to be ...

21/2/2018

Hannah Green hoping to ride wave of Success in Bonville

Perth’s Hannah Green hopes to write history this week by becoming the inaugural winner of the Australian Ladies Classic – Bonville, a co-sanctioned tournament on the ALPG and Ladies European ...

21/2/2018

Bonville draws comparisons with Augusta

As excitement builds for the inaugural Australian Ladies Classic in Bonville this week, several players have commented that Bonville Golf Resort reminds them of the famed Augusta National in Augusta, ...

19/2/2018

Australian Ladies Classic tees off in Bonville

The Ladies European Tour’s third event of 2018 this week is set to showcase the world-renowned Bonville Golf Resort on the beautiful Coffs Coast in New South Wales. The Australian Ladies ...

18/2/2018

Jin Young Ko claims wire-to-wire victory at ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open

Brilliant Korean Jin Young Ko dominated the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open, but it was also a victory of sorts for Australia’s Hannah Green. Ko won by three shots when she ...

16/2/2018

JIN YOUNG KO LEADS FOR SECOND DAY AT ISPS HANDA AUSTRALIAN OPEN

South Korean Jin Young Ko followed her opening 65 with a three-under-par 69 to lead for a second day at the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open at Kooyonga Golf Club ...

15/2/2018

Hedwall is on her way back

Sweden’s Caroline Hedwall is on her way back from the golfing wilderness. After recovering from a wrist injury which has played havoc with her game for the last four years, ...

14/2/2018

Aussie Swing Continues in Adelaide

Many of the Ladies European Tour members will continue their 2018 Australian swing this week when they tee up in the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open at Kooyonga Golf Club ...

13/2/2018

Cheng, Dreher and Jonsdottir Qualify for the ISPS HANDA Women’s Australian Open

Kiwi Liv Cheng, Justine Dreher from France and Valdis Thora Jonsdottir from Iceland have qualified for this week’s ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open starting on Thursday at Kooyonga Golf Club ...

11/2/2018

Shin earns 50th career title at ActewAGL Canberra Classic

Jiyai Shin’s love affair with Australia continued as she came from three strokes behind Minjee Lee to claim the ActewAGL Canberra Classic by six strokes for her 50th career win ...

10/2/2018

Minjee Lee (63) fires career low round to lead in Canberra

Last week’s Oates Vic Open winner Minjee Lee produced the lowest round of her career to earn a three-stroke lead heading into the final day of the ActewAGL Canberra Classic ...

10/2/2018

WATCH: Final round of the ActewAGL Canberra Classic

ALPG Digital Production Watch the final round action from the ActewAGL Canberra Classic, played at Royal Canberra Golf Club in Australia on February 11, 2018. Relive the drama via the LET website or on the LET ...

9/2/2018

Pernilla Lindberg makes hot start on day 2

Sweden’s Pernilla Lindberg made a hot start to the second round of the ActewAGL Canberra Classic on Saturday morning. The 31-year-old from Bollnas was challenging overnight leader Jiyai Shin at the ...

9/2/2018

Shin shines in first round

Former world number one Jiyai Shin of South Korea produced eight birdies in an opening round of seven-under-par 65 to claim a two-shot lead in the ActewAGL Canberra Classic at ...

9/2/2018

Leticia’s Canberra Connection

Leticia Ras Andérica feels at home playing in the ActewAGL Canberra Classic this week. Although she was born and raised in Spain and represents Germany, her English-born father, John Ras, ...

9/2/2018

GEORGIA HALL & ACTEWAGL CEO MICHAEL COSTELLO

ActewAGL CEO Michael Costello and Georgia Hall discuss the importance of getting behind women's sport. Michael: “All women’s sport needs active, affirmative support. They have been so long kept down, it’s ...

8/2/2018

Georgia Hall aims to stay European No.1 in Canberra

England’s Georgia Hall started her 2018 season as she finished 2017 by leading the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit after a tie for third in the Oates Vic Open. ...

8/2/2018

Captain Catriona wants to lead by example

Next year’s European Solheim Cup Captain Catriona Matthew hasn’t won a tournament for five years, but she is setting lofty goals for the ActewAGL Canberra Classic, starting at Royal Canberra ...

7/2/2018

Getting to know Ayaka Nakayama

LET Rookie Ayaka Nakayama, 24, from Japan, aims to make the cut in her first LET event, the AgtewAGL Canberra Classic, this week. The University of Central Florida graduate is enjoying ...

7/2/2018

Ji-Yai Shin is back in Canberra, fitter and stronger

Former world number one Ji-Yai Shin has returned to Royal Canberra Golf Club this week, to compete in the AgtewAGL Canberra Classic, five years after winning the Women's Australian Open ...

7/2/2018

Dreams come true for Adele Douglas at AgtewAGL Canberra Classic

It’s a story that reads like a Hollywood fairy tale. Adele Douglas, who was a real estate agent with no golfing experience five years ago, will tee up in the ...