LET INTRODUCES PLAYER OF THE MONTH WITH FEBRUARY 2025 NOMINEES ANNOUNCED

For 2025, the Ladies European Tour (LET) is introducing a Player of the Month award to highlight and showcase the fantastic performances from our elite athletes seen on fairways across the globe.

At the end of each month, LET commentators Richard Kaufman and Sophie Walker will shortlist four players for the award and give their expert analysis on why each player made the list.

The winner will be decided by the fans who can vote on the LET’s Instagram channel.

After beginning the season with the Lalla Meryem Cup and the PIF Saudi Ladies International, the nominees for the February 2025 Player of the Month award have been decided.

February LET Player of the Month shortlist

The English star clinched her maiden LET title, securing victory via a playoff at the Lalla Meryem Cup in the season-opener. With fiancée Seb on her bag, Gainer produced rounds of 71-70-69 and birdied the playoff hole to take home her first trophy on Tour and sit at the top of the LET Order of Merit.

Expert opinion: “Cara Gainer emerged from the pack in Morocco to secure her breakthrough win on the LET. She did it in the best possible manner with birdies in three of her final four holes and then an excellent 7-iron on the first playoff hole to seal victory. As she told us in commentary the following week, maybe it was down to that glass of wine Retief Goosen persuaded her to have the night before the final round.”

In her second year on Tour, Fuller had an excellent start to 2025 with a T6 finish at the Lalla Meryem Cup which secured her spot at the PIF Saudi Ladies International. The 22-year-old then produced rounds of 66-68-71 to finish in solo third place – her best-ever finish on the LET.

Expert opinion: “It was a wonderful way to start the season for Annabell Fuller. If the top 10 in Morocco was encouraging, the week in Saudi was potentially career changing. Given her front nine in the final round, she could easily have just fallen away but her response under the glare of the last group was magnificent, and she got a huge reward for it.”

Two-time LET winner Diksha Dagar came close to a third victory on Tour at the season-opener losing to Cara Gainer in the playoff. The Indian equalled the lowest round of the week on the final day with a 67 (-6) to set the clubhouse target in Morocco.

Expert opinion: “Diksha Dagar is a player that often goes under the radar but has been one of the most consistent on the LET in the last few years. She would have been disappointed not to win again with a playoff loss in Morocco – after shooting the lowest score on the final day. No doubt, it will provide a solid foundation for a player who will be looking to better her third place on the Order of Merit in 2023.”

Thai superstar Jeeno Thitikul captured her fifth LET title winning the PIF Saudi Ladies International by four strokes in Riyadh. The 2021 LET Order of Merit winner and Rookie of the Year produced rounds of 67-64-69 to start her 2025 with a win and move up to number two in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings.

Expert opinion: “Sophie [Walker] was in the field when Jeeno won her first LET event as a 14-year-old. The Thai star is a special talent who has gone on to fulfil expectations. She was head and shoulders above the rest at the PIF Saudi Ladies International. Once Thitikul shot that 64 in round two, the rest was never in doubt. Next step… a major!”

Vote for your February Player of the Month here by Sunday 2^nd March, 6pm GMT.

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