South Africa’s Casandra Alexander continues to lead the rankings on the Ladies European Tour (LET) after a busy four-week stretch.
With 20 events of the LET season complete, there are only eight tournaments left counting towards the Order of Merit, which is the season-long competition to crown the number player on Tour.
The South African player is still at the summit of the rankings and has 1,899.98 points to her name after adding to her tally by making the cut at the AIG Women’s Open.
Canada’s Anna Huang is now in second place following her second victory of the 2026 season – and fourth LET title overall – at the 2026 PIF London Championship at Centurion Club.
The 17-year-old triumphed in London with rounds of 67-68-65-70 to win by two strokes ahead of England’s Charley Hull.
Huang now has 1,645.70 points and is just 254.28 points behind Alexander with eight events remaining.
Australia’s Kelsey Bennett is in third place with 1,577.75 points and France’s Agathe Laisné is not too much further behind in fourth with 1,518.30.
Germany’s Alexandra Försterling recorded her seventh top-10 of the season with a T2 finish at the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open and is in fifth place with 1,319.79 points.
England’s Hull is sixth and 2025 Order of Merit champion Shannon Tan has moved into seventh place after her top-10 finishes at the AIG Women’s Open and PIF London Championship.
The LET heads to the K Club next week for the KPMG Women’s Irish Open taking place from August 27-30.
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