The LET Access Series (LETAS) returns this week with the brand-new July 23-25 Pitch 15 Open after a one week break.
It is the ninth of 19 stops on the calendar with the Tour continuing in England at Hanbury Manor Marriot Hotel & Country Club, Hertfordshire.
Two weeks ago in Manchester, Czechia’s Tereza Zapletal Kozeluhova won the €80,000 Women’s English Open to end her five-year wait for a professional title.
Hanbury Manor features a par-72, 6,115-yard championship 18-hole course which was designed by Jack Nicklaus II.
Although this will be the inaugural edition of the Pitch 15 Open, Hanbury Manor hosted the Rose Ladies Open in 2025 where France’s Emma Falcher secured an impressive five-shot maiden victory after firing a final-round 69 (-3) to finish on 11-under-par after three days.
A field of 120 players representing 39 nationalities will be teeing it up in the 54-hole stroke play competition for €50,000, and there will be a cut to the top 45 professionals and ties at the 36-hole mark.
The tournament will be headlined by LETAS Order of Merit leader Lauren Holmey, as well as a plethora of 2026 season winners including Switzerland’s Caroline Sturdza, Sweden’s Moa Svedenskiold, Iceland’s Hulda Gestsdottir, Germany’s Hanna Tauber, Norway’s Silje Torvund Ohma and Zapletal Kozeluhova.
Home representation in the field this week will be strong with no fewer than 24 Englishwomen, including the likes of Jessica Hall, Lily May Humphreys and Thalia Martin, teeing it up on home soil.
There are also plenty of opportunities for up-and-coming players to excel with eight amateurs competing in the professional tournament.
The full entry list can be found here.
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