The Ladies European Tour (LET) is back on the road again this week with a trip to China for the final PIF Global Series event of the year.
It is the penultimate event of the 2025 LET season as the Tour heads to Mission Hills China in Shenzhen for the Aramco China Championship.
For the second year in a row, the World Cup Course – named in honour of the 41st World Cup of Golf held in 1995 – will host the tournament.
This is the final PIF Global Series event of the year following events in Riyadh in February, Seoul in May, London in August and Houston in September.
A field of 104 players representing 31 nationalities including 25 CLPGA players will be teeing it up in China.
There is a 36-hole Team competition alongside a 54-hole Individual stroke play, with a cut to the top 60 professionals and ties after 36 holes.
A prize fund of USD $2,000,000 is up for grabs with $500,000 for the Team competition and $1,500,000 for the Individual competition
Last year’s tournament saw Celine Boutier secured her sixth LET title defeating Olympic bronze medallist Xiyu Lin by two strokes with Team Tamburlini victorious in the team event.
World number seven and home favourite Ruoning Yin is in town and will be one of 21 Chinese players teeing it up this week.
Yin is also joined by fellow countrywoman Muni He and U.S. Solheim Cup star Alison Lee, as well as 11 winners from the 2025 LET season.
With just two events of the LET season remaining, the season-long competitions are coming to an exciting close and the top 15 on the Order of Merit are all playing in China.
Singapore’s Shannon Tan leads the rankings by 239.46 points ahead of England’s Mimi Rhodes, who has the chance to win the Rookie of the Year this week.
The Aramco China Championship will take place at Mission Hills China from Thursday 6 November to Saturday 8 November.
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