As the end of 2025 approaches, there are plenty of numbers to crunch from the Ladies European Tour (LET) season.
From stroke average to greens in regulation, the number of birdies to the number of aces. There were plenty of stats to dive into from 2025.
Let’s take a look at some of the stat leaders from this season…
70.42 – Stroke Average
South Africa’s Casandra Alexander topped the stroke average rankings recording a stroke average of 70.42 from the 50 rounds she completed in 2025. The 26-year-old secured her maiden victory this season and also fired rounds of 10-under-par in Czechia and China.
11 – Eagles
France’s Nastasia Nadaud made three eagles as she secured her maiden LET victory at the 2025 Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España presented by Oysho to jump to the top of the standings.
287 – Birdies
Frenchwoman Nadaud also topped the birdie charts having rolled in 287 during her 77 rounds on the LET in 2025.
933 – Pars
Norway’s Dorthea Forbrigd made the most pars throughout this year with 933 from the 77 rounds she completed – that was 32 ahead of New Zealand’s Momoka Kobori who sits in second place.
2 – Holes-in-one
England’s Mimi Rhodes made not one but two aces during the 2025 season. After making her first in Tenerife, she then produced a spectacular ace at the AIG Women’s Open thanks to an assist from Steph Kyriacou. There were a total of 19 aces during the 2025 LET season.
88.47% – Driving Accuracy
Singapore’s Shannon Tan has been dubbed the fairway finder and that remained true for the 2025 season. The LET’s number one continued her consistency with an astonishing 88.47% driving accuracy – 5% more than any other player on Tour.
82.79% – Greens in Regulation
It’s a similar story for Tan as she once again topped the Greens in Regulation standings. The three-time LET winner talks about playing ‘boring golf’ but it is her consistency on the fairways and greens which makes her so good.
29.39 – Putting Average Per Round
New Zealand’s Momoka Kobori had the best putting average per round for the 2025 season. The 26-year-old was averaging just over 29 putts per round for the 76 rounds she played this season.
70.27% – Scrambling
England’s Lottie Woad ended the year at the top of the scrambling and bounce back stats on the LET. The 21-year-old won her maiden LET as an amateur at the KPMG Women’s Irish Open before winning on her professional debut at the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open a few weeks later.
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