The Ladies European Tour (LET) 2026 season began last month and now it’s time to cast your vote for the first Player of the Month of the year.
February saw the 2026 LET calendar kick off as two tournaments took place with the PIF Saudi Ladies International followed by the Ford Women’s NSW Open in Australia.
The Player of the Month award, which was introduced in 2025, sees LET commentators Richard Kaufman and Sophie Walker decided upon four nominees based on performances during the month.
February 2026 Player of the Month shortlist
Casandra Alexander (South Africa)
Top-10s: 1
South Africa’s Casandra Alexander has had a great start to 2026 after finishing in a share of second place at the PIF Saudi Ladies International. The LET winner produced rounds of 67-67-68-68 ending the week one stroke shy of eventual winner Charley Hull, but Alexander showed once again she can compete with the best in the world.
Expert opinion: “What a start to Casandra Alexander’s bid to win the Order of Merit. After losing in a playoff on the Sunshine Ladies Tour the week before, the South African – who finished fourth on the rankings last season – mingled once again with some of the best in the world at the PIF Saudi Ladies International. Pipped in the end by Charley Hull, but the consolation for finishing second was the biggest cheque of her career.”
Agathe Laisne (France)
Wins: 1
France’s Agathe Laisne secured her maiden LET title at Wollongong Golf Club thanks to rounds of 64-65 over the weekend. The Frenchwoman put herself in contention during the front nine of her final round and then rolled in an excellent eagle on the 13th before sealing victory with a birdie on 17 in Australia.
Expert opinion: “Agathe Laisne battled the weather and a bunched leaderboard to win the Ford Women’s NSW Open. The 26-year-old’s maiden LET win came to a clutch birdie on her 71st hole. The Parisian has started the Australian swing in dramatic style.”
April Angurasaranee (Thailand)
Top-10s: 1
Thailand’s April Angurasaranee fired a career-best on the LET during day three of the Ford Women’s NSW Open. The 21-year-old made a hole-in-one during her third round of 62 (-9) and ended the tournament with a flawless 66 to finish the week in a share of second place.
Expert opinion: “First up, April came through a qualifier to play the LPGA Tour event in Thailand and finished in the top-25. Then off to the LET and the Ford Women’s NSW Open where she shot a career-low round, had a hole-in-one and played the weekend in 14-under-par to miss out to the winner by just a shot.”
Charley Hull (England)
Wins: 1
England’s Charley Hull showed why she’s one of the best in the world winning her fifth LET title at the season-opening PIF Saudi Ladies International. The Solheim Cup star entered the final round three shots behind the leaders but was six-under-par in her final eight holes thanks in part to sinking a 60-foot eagle putt on the 12th hole.
Expert opinion: “The first event of the LET season saw Charley Hull take home the trophy at the PIF Saudi Ladies International. The famous Charley charge during the final round led to a 65 to win by one and secured a winner’s cheque of 750,000 U.S. dollars. A result which elevated her to number three in the world, the highest of any British woman since the standings began.”
Vote for your February 2026 Player of the Month via the LET website and app by 4pm GMT on March 9, 2026.
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