2025 LET Access Series

A tournaments in England dropped out of the schedule, and was replaced with new events in Morocco, Austria and Portugal. A new event in Spain, the Islantilla Open, saw the largest purse in tour history at €100,000. Two late additions, the Women's Irish Challenge and Q-Tour HimmerLand Championship, increased the total number of tournaments to 19, four more than the previous year.

The table below shows the 2025 schedule. The numbers in brackets after the winners' names show the number of career wins they had on the LET Access Series up to and including that event.^[2]

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Dates	Tournament	Location	Prize fund (€)	Winner	WWGR points	Notes
5 Apr	Terre Blanche Ladies Open	France	42,500	Amalie Leth-Nissen (1)	2
27 Apr	Madaëf Golfs Ladies Open	Morocco	50,000	Thalia Martin (1)	2
8 May	Super Bock Ladies Open	Portugal	50,000	Sara Brentcheneff (a, 1)	2
23 May	Allegria Stegersbach Ladies Open	Austria	50,000	Gemma Clews (3)	2
31 May	Santander Golf Tour Ávila	Spain	45,000	Alejandra Llaneza (1)	2
8 Jun	Montauban Ladies Open	France	45,000	Reina Fujikawa (1)	2
15 Jun	Amundi Czech Ladies Challenge	Czech Republic	45,000	Alice Kong (a, 1)	2
28 Jun	Swedish PGA Championship	Sweden	kr 600,000	Katharina Mühlbauer (2)	2
4 Jul	Swedish Strokeplay Championship	Sweden	45,000	Andrea Lignell (1)	2
11 Jul	Västerås Ladies Open	Sweden	45,000	Ragga Kristinsdóttir (1)	2
19 Jul	Islantilla Open	Spain	100,000	Fernanda Lira (1)	3
2 Aug	Q-Tour HimmerLand Championship	Denmark	50,000	Fernanda Lira (2)	3
8 Aug	Ahlsell Trophy	Sweden	45,000	Amaia Latorre (1)	2
15 Aug	Ladies Slovak Golf Open	Slovakia	50,000	Anna Backman (1)	3
29 Aug	Women's Irish Challenge	Ireland	45,000	Anne-Charlotte Mora (1)	3
7 Sep	Rose Ladies Open	England	65,000	Emma Falcher (1)	4
13 Sep	Hauts de France – Pas de Calais Golf Open	France	40,000	Fernanda Lira (3)	2	Mixed event with the Alps Tour
19 Sep	Lavaux Ladies Open	Switzerland	45,000	Patricie Macková (1)	2
18 Oct	Iberdrola Calatayud Ladies Open	Spain	45,000	Andrea Lignell (2)	2

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(a) denotes amateur

The top 7 players on the LETAS Order of Merit earned membership of the Ladies European Tour for the 2026 season. Players finishing in positions 8–32 got to skip the first stage of the qualifying event and automatically progressed to the final stage of the Lalla Aicha Tour School.^[3]

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Rank	Player	Country	Points	Status earned
1	Gemma Clews	England	2,159	Promoted to Ladies European Tour
2	Fernanda Lira	Mexico	1,887
3	Katharina Mühlbauer	Austria	1,787
4	Andrea Lignell	Sweden	1,636
5	Patricie Macková	Czech Republic	1,579
6	Charlotte Heath	England	1,499
7	Amalie Leth-Nissen	Denmark	1,488
8	Ragga Kristinsdóttir	Iceland	1,485
9	Justice Bosio	Australia	1,359	Qualified for Ladies European Tour (Top 20 in Q School)
10	Charlotte Liautier	France	1,294	Qualified for Ladies European Tour (Top 50 in Q School)

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Source:^[4]

• 2025 Ladies European Tour