Six events of the 2023 Ladies European Tour (LET) season are complete with lots left to go as we kick toward the European swing which gets underway in only a couple of weeks.
The Jabra Ladies Open is the first tournament of the next stretch where players will see where their game is at as they head into a hectic summer schedule.
With so many players on the LET, we take a look at some players to watch out for over the next weeks and months…
Aditi Ashok
India’s Aditi Ashok currently leads the 2023 Race to Costa del Sol having had a blistering start to the season with her triumph at the Magical Kenya Ladies Open followed by third place in Morocco and second place at the Aramco Saudi Ladies International presented by Public Investment.
The 25-year-old will be balancing her time on the LET and LPGA Tour in the rest of the 2023 season with the Aramco Team Series – Florida the next chance for the two-time Olympian to add more points to her impressive tally.
April Angurasaranee
Thailand’s April Angurasaranee had an impressive start to life on the LET finishing as runner-up in the Magical Kenya Ladies Open at the start of the season. In Singapore, the 19-year-old has a top-30 finish to ensure she sits at the top of the Rookie of the Year standings after the first six events.
Having finished as the top female in 2022 at the Trust Golf Asian Mixed Cup, Angurasaranee is no stranger to proving herself on Tour and will be hoping she can notch a victory by the end of the season.
Klara Davidson Spilkova
Two-time LET winner Klara Davidson Spilkova is another player who has had an extremely consistent start to the 2023 season. After a T40 finish in Saudi in February, the Czech star had a run of top-10 finishes.
A share of fourth place in Joburg followed by sixth place outright in Cape Town and a tie for fourth place in Singapore means Spilkova sits just outside the top 10 in the Race to Costa del Sol as it stands but as a proven winner on Tour, she’ll be looking to triumph once again.
Ana Peláez Trivino
It has nearly been one year since Ana Peláez Trivino burst onto the scene clinching her maiden LET win in her homeland and vastly improving her status on Tour which saw her finish fifth in last year’s Race to Costa del Sol.
Peláez has made changes on and off the golf course to ensure that she is playing at her best throughout the year and with the goal of the Solheim Cup in Spain in September, she will be vying to add more wins to her belt and throw her…
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