RHODES REMAINS TOP OF LET ORDER OF MERIT AFTER BUSY STRETCH

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Mimi Rhodes

After a busy six-week stretch on the Ladies European Tour (LET), England’s Mimi Rhodes continues to lead the overall rankings.  

The Order of Merit is the season-long competition to crown the LET’s number one player and over the past six weeks, the LET has travelled to Tenerife, Belgium, Czechia, Germany, Ireland and France.

Rhodes accumulated points at the Tenerife Women’s Open (T20) and KPMG Women’s Irish Open (T31) to sit atop the standings with 1,631.88 points.

Czechia’s Sara Kouskova catapulted herself into second place in the Order of Merit with her second victory of the season in Tenerife.

Kouskova also recorded a T13 finish at her home tournament – the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open – and now has a total of 1,473.71 points.

Similarly, Singapore’s Shannon Tan notched her first victory of the season, and second on the LET, to move into third place in the rankings with 1,398.07.

The 21-year-old had a fruitful run of events with top-10 finishes in Tenerife and Hulencourt before she secured a one-stroke victory at the Amundi German Masters.

Singapore’s Shannon Tan was named LET Player of the Month for June as voted by the fans. Credit: Tristan Jones/LET.

England’s Cara Gainer, who was joint leader after the third round of the 2025 Amundi Evian Championship, is in fourth place and just 42.29 points behind Tan.

The Lalla Meryem Cup victor recorded a top-10 at the Hulencourt Women’s Open, as well as a T14 finish in Evian at the fourth Major of the year.

South Africa’s Casandra Alexander is fifth in the rankings following her sensational victory at the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open.

The 25-year-old also added to her points tally finishing in 20th place at the Amundi Evian Championship to have a total of 1,258.98 points.

Germany’s Helen Briem is in sixth, just 30 points behind, with three top-5 finishes in the last stretch of events.

Thailand’s Jeeno Thitikul jumped up to seventh place following her runner-up finish at the Amundi Evian Championship and now has 1,060 points.

France’s Perrine Delacour, Wales’ Darcey Harry – who won the Hulencourt Women’s Open – and Switzerland’s Chiara Tamburlini round out the top 10.

The LET season continues next week with the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open taking place from July 24-27 at Dundonald Links.

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