LET Access Series Media Guide 2015

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CONTENTS 4 5Welcome Foreword 6About the LET Access Series 8About the Ladies European Tour 9-102015 LETAS Schedule 11-12Looking Forward to the Olympics 13Order of Merit 1st Place - Emma Westin 14Association Suisse de Golf Ladies Open 15Kristianstad Åhus Ladies PGA Open 16Sölvesborg Ladies Open hosted by Fanny Sunesson 17Order of Merit 2nd Place - Lina Boqvist 18OCA Augas Santas International Ladies Open 19-20Open Generali de Dinard 212014 Highlights 22Pilsen Golf Challenge 23Order of Merit 3rd Place - Daisy Nielsen 24Royal Belgian Golf Federation LETAS Trophy 25Ingarö Ladies Open hosted by Elin Emanuelsson 26Ladies Norwegian Challenge 27Order of Merit 4th Place - Isabella Ramsay 28Onsjö Ladies Open 29HLR Golf Academy Open 30Mineks & Regnum Ladies Classic 31Order of Merit 5th Place - Tonje Daffinrud 32Open Generali de Strasbourg 33Azores Ladies Open 34Grecotel Amirandes Ladies Open 35-36WPGA International Challenge 372014 Order of Merit2015 Exemption Categories

LETAS Tour Director, Di Barnard with LETAS2014 Order of Merit Winner, Emma Westin- Photo by Adrian Milledge

WELCOMELETAS 2015 GUIDE FOREWORDWelcome to the Ladies European Tour Access Series (LETAS), which provides playingopportunities for golfers wanting to test their games at the international level. LETASbridges the gap between amateur and professional golf and offers a pathway to fullLadies European Tour (LET) membership. The top five players on the LETAS Rankingearn membership for the following LET season, while players in sixth to 20th positionscan progress directly to the final stage of Lalla Aicha Tour School, thereby skipping thefirst qualifying stage.Now in our sixth year of operations, we are delighted to present a full schedule of15 tournaments in 10 different countries. LETAS works in close cooperation withthe Generali Ladies Tour and the Nordea Tour and we would like to thank all of thefederations, promoters, officials, media and volunteers who support our organisationand players.We would also like to recognise the important contribution of our sponsors, The R&Aand Lacoste, for contributing to the development of women’s golf, as LETAS becomesan increasingly attractive proposition for players wishing to progress in the globalgame.As Rolex World Ranking points are awarded at LETAS events, the tournaments arebecoming increasingly competitive with the opportunity for players to appear on theOlympic Ranking for 2016. At the end of 2014, two LETAS players appeared on theOlympic Ranking, so we are already on the road to Rio!Thank you for your support of LETAS. I hope that you will continue to follow the touron social media and on the official website, letaccess.com.Warm regards,Ivan Peter Khodabakhsh Di Barnard Chief Executive Officer Tour Director Ladies European Tour LET Access Series 4

ABOUT THE LETACCESS SERIESThe LET Access Series (LETAS), the official developmental tour to theLadies European Tour, has been formed to give players not part of a major tour anopportunity to compete and progress on to the Ladies European Tour.The LET Access Series is an important step for the development of women’sprofessional golf in Europe, helping to raise awareness of women’s professional golfgenerally and bringing additional opportunities to countries developing their women’sgolf programmes.All female professional golfers and amateurs with a handicap of 2 or better will beeligible for membership of the LET Access Series, providing they are over 18 years ofage, therefore giving elite amateurs the opportunity to play at the top level againstprofessionals on a week by week basis.In 2015, the LET Access Series will feature a minimum schedule of 15 events in tendifferent countries. www.letaccess.com@letaccess LETaccess LETaccess UTFSHOFEALOCLLORTAIWTOAELNSLT5

ABOUT THE LADIESEUROPEAN TOURSince its creation in the UK in 1978, the Ladies European Tour (LET)has become truly global, with its 310 members representing 36 nationsable to compete in at least 22 tournaments in 16 different countries onfour continents in 2015. Via the LET’s global television distribution, theirgame is broadcast to 325 million households in 148 countries.The LET’s headquarters are at Buckinghamshire Golf Club in Denham,near London, England.www.ladieseuropeantour.com@letgolf ladieseuropeantour ladieseuropeantour Ivan Khodabakhsh, CEO of the Ladies European Tour

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LET ACCESS SERIESSCHEDULE 2015DATE COUNTRY TOURNAMENT VENUE PRIZE FUND16 - 18 April France Open Generali de Dinard Dinard Golf, St €30,000 Briac Sur Mer29 April - 1 May Spain OCA Augus Santas Ladies Augas Santas €35,000 International Open Balneario & Golf Resort7 - 9 May Switzerland ASGI Ladies Open Gams-Werdenberg €30,000 Golf Club22 - 24 May Sweden PGA Halmstad Ladies Haverdal Golf €35,000 Open by Haverdal Club, Haverdal29 - 31 May Norway Drobak Ladies Open Drobak Golf Club, €35,000 Drobak11 - 13 June France Open Generali Golf Club de €30,000 de Strasbourg Strasbourg3 - 5 July Sweden Borås Ladies Open Borås Golf Club, €35,000 CitizenGuard Borås €30,00016 - 18 July Belgium LETAS Trophy CreditGate24 Rinkven Golf & Country Club GolfSeries Open30 July - 1 Aug Germany Norrporten Ladies Open TBC €50,0005 - 7 August Sweden Larvik Ladies Open Sundsvall Golf €35,000 Club, Kvissleby €30,00011 - 13 August Norway Larvik Golf Club, Larvik20 - 22 August Sweden Sölvesborg Ladies Open Sölvesborg Golf €35,00028 - 30 August Finland by Fanny Sunesson Club, Sölvesborg 2 - 4 October Portugal HLR Golf Academy Open Hillside Golf €35,000 Club, Vihti Azores Ladies Open Golf de Batalha, €30,000 Sao Miguel Island8 - 10 October England WPGA International Stoke by Nayland €30,000 Challenge Hotel Golf & Spa

LOOKING FORWARD TO THE OLYMPICS FORMER LETAS PLAYERS ON THE ROAD TO RIO The LET Access Series events award Rolex World Ranking points to players, which means that LETAS members have a fantastic opportunity to qualify for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. With just 18 months to go until the first tee shot is struck, two recent stars of LETAS were in a strong position to qualify. Switzerland’s Fabienne In-Albon was 51st while Chloé Leurquin of Belgium was 56th out of the field of 60 women. Both players appeared on the Olympic ranking whilst playing on LETAS. Fabienne feels that playing on LETAS really helped her game. She won the 2013 Azores Ladies Open before moving on to the LET in 2014, where she finished second to Gwladys Nocera in the Hero Women’s Indian Open in December. When asked to summarise her experience on LETAS, she quoted basketball analyst Seth Greenberg, who said: “You don’t have any chance to succeed until you learn how to compete.” She added: “LETAS really helps young players to gain experiences as a professional or on a professional level, which is an important step in order to move on to the next level at the LET.” Fellow 2013 LETAS tournament champion Leurquin won the Mineks Ladies Classic before moving on to the LET and recording a career best finish of 11th in the Xiamen Open in China. She also feels that LETAS was crucial to her success and said: “The LETAS was very helpful for my career on the LET because it was a very good transition between the amateur and the professional world. Moreover winning my card through the LETAS enabled me to play all the events, even the events with limited fields; events that can make a difference at the end of the year to be in the top 80 of the ranking.”9

Next year’s Olympic Games will take place from August 5-21, 2016, and the women’sgolf will be played on Wednesday August 17-Saturday August 20.Both players are thrilled about the prospect of qualification when golf returns to theOlympic programme for the first time in 112 years.Chloé continued: “I am really excited about the Olympics. I think it is a dream forevery athlete. Now that it is getting nearer, it has become a little bit more real. I knowI am very close to qualifying, but I also know I am on the edge so when I am playing atournament I remind myself that every shot can make a difference.”Fabienne said: “The Olympics have always been a dream for me. Since I was a littlegirl I’ve dreamt about competing at the Olympic Games and now I’ve actually got thechance to make it reality, so this is very special for me and I won’t let go of this dream.If you have a dream: never stop chasing it!”Golf was played in the Olympics for the second time in 1904, at St Louis, USA, but atthat time, only men’s competitions were played.Women’s golf was included at the Paris Olympic Games in 1900, when the 22participants included 12 men and 10 women from four countries. The women’schampion was Margaret Abbott while the men’s champion was Charles Sands, both ofthe USA. The game’s popularity surged as a response and it is hoped that it will have asimilar effect when the sport returns to the Games in 2016.Both the format and qualification system for the golf competitions next year are still tobe ratified by the IOC Executive Board, but a 72-hole individual stroke play competitionwas the format proposed to the IOC by the International Golf Federation (IGF).The IOC has restricted the IGF to an Olympic field of 60 players for each of the men’sand women’s competitions. The top 15 world ranked players will be eligible, with a limitof four players from a given country. Beyond the top 15, there will be a maximum oftwo eligible players from each country that does not already have two or more playersamong the top 15. 10

EMMA WESTIN 2014 LETAS ORDER OF MERIT WINNER AN INTERVIEW WITH EMMA What were the highs of your amateur career? “All the experiences I have got during the years, both as a human and a golf player. This sport has given me so much more than just the game of golf.” When did you turn professional? “I turned pro in 2012 before the season started.” Why did you join LETAS? “I joined LETAS because four of the tournaments were included in the Swedish “Nordea Tour”. It was a great complement to my first two years as a pro. 2014 was my first full year on the LET Access, and I joined the tour because I thought it would develop me as a golf player. The second reason I joined LETAS is because if you play good golf all year it will help you get closer to the Ladies European Tour.” Did it meet your expectations? “Yes. It is a great tour and as I said before, girls will develop much more all around the world because of the LETAS.” What was the highlight of your 2014 season on LETAS? “My highlights last season were my three victories and the feelings that came with it. Of course, another highlight was the moment when I realised I had won the LET Access Order of Merit.” Would you recommend others to play on the tour? “Yes of course, it is a great tour and I think most of the girls are going to love it!” What are your goals as a rookie on the LET in 2015? “This year is going to be great. I am looking forward to play a lot of good golf courses, learn much more about my game and myself at the golf course and get a lot of new experiences.” What was the best thing that you learned from last year that you can apply this year? “One thing that I really appreciate is all the experiences I gained in different situations. I learned a lot about myself last year, how I feel and how I act in different situations.”11

FUN FACTPEAMIMNAT TLOIKRESELTAOX 122014 Order of Merit Winner, Emma Westin

ASSOCIATION SUISSE DE GOLF LADIES OPEN Gams-Werdenberg Golf Club, Gams, Switzerland 2 - 4 May 2014 Amy Boulden from Wales clinched a six-hole play-off victory against Kelly Tidy and Sally Watson to earn her first professional title at the Association Suisse de Golf Ladies Open on the LET Access Series at Gams-Werdenberg in eastern Switzerland. The 20-year-old from Conwy Golf Club began the final round of the 54-hole event with a one stroke lead and played solidly for 16 holes picking up birdies on the fourth and 16th, both par fives but faltered on 17 where she made a ‘good bogey.’ The Ladies European Tour rookie professional then missed a putt of six feet on the 18th hole to win outright, while Watson and Tidy birdied the hole to force the play-off. Watson was eliminated with a bogey at the first play-off hole, the par-five 18th. Boulden and Tidy played the 18th four times then the par-five 9th twice before Boulden was able to break through for her first professional win. Amy Boulden 209 (-7) 69 69 71 Kelly Tidy 209 (-7) 70 70 69 Sally Watson 209 (-7) 67 72 70 Klara Spilkova 213 (-3) 69 75 69 Olivia Cowan 214 (-2) 68 76 7013

KRISTIANSTAD ÅHUSLADIES PGA OPENKristianstad Golf Club, Åhus, Sweden15 - 17 May 2014Sweden’s Isabella Ramsay shot a closing 71 to win the Kristianstad Åhus Ladies PGAOpen by one shot from Denmark’s Emily Kristine Pedersen, who closed with a twounder par, 70.Ramsay finished at two under par in perfect weather conditions and was pleased toachieve her first win on the LET Access Series. “Wonderful. This is my biggest win ever.I had no idea how the scores were. I just played my own game,” said Ramsay, who heldthe lead for most of the final round.Ramsay’s boyfriend, Gustav Larsson, was on hand to caddy. Larsson commented,“Isabella played solid and although she was nervous, I was never worried. I’m reallyhappy for Isabella’s sake. She trains a lot, 8-10 hours a day. She has even built a customtee at home in the garden where she can hit wedges.”Ramsay’s goal for this season is to gain her card for the Ladies European Tour in 2015.Germany’s Steffi Kirchmayr and Scot Laura Murray tied for third place at even par, withSwitzerland’s Melanie Maetzler and Maria Beautell from Spain, a further shot back in 5thplace at one over par.Isabella Ramsay 214 (-2) 73 70 71Emily Kristine Pedersen (am) 215 (-1) 73 72 70Steffi Kirchmayr 216 (E) 74 71 71Laura Murray 216 (E) 70 74 72Melanie Maetzler 217 (+1) 75 74 68 14

SÖLVESBORG LADIES OPEN HOSTED BY FANNY SUNESSON Sölvesborg Golf Club, Sölvesborg, Sweden 21 - 23 May 2014 Sweden’s Emma Westin claimed her first victory on the LET Access Series with a two shot victory over Switzerland’s Melanie Maetzler in the Sölvesborg Ladies Open hosted by Fanny Sunesson. The Swede shot a closing round of 70 for a total of 214 in sunny and breezy conditions. The 22 year-old from Boras had struggled in her previous two seasons on LETAS and put her strong start to the season down to hard work during the winter months, especially on her long game. But it was Westin’s putting that helped her to her first tournament win. Switzerland’s Melanie Maetzler has also enjoyed a strong start to the LETAS season, finishing tied 7th in the Association Suisse de Golf Ladies Open, an event she helped to organise. England’s Emma Tayler finished in third place on her own at one over par (217). Rookie Amber Ratcliffe finished in a tie for 4th place alongside Russia’s Galina Rotmistrova at 2 over par, 218. Emma Westin 214 (-2) 74 70 70 Melanie Maetzler 216 (E) 72 73 71 Emma Tayler 217 (+1) 74 70 73 Amber Ratcliffe 218 (+2) 74 72 72 Galina Rotmistrova 218 (+2) 73 71 7415

LINA BOQVIST2014 LETAS ORDER OF MERIT 2ND PLACE“2014 was my best year on the LETAS. I think it’s a great tour and you need to havethat tour to play well when you get to the LET. It’s a good Challenge Tour. I’m fromSweden and we have a good tour back home, but this is one step up, so it’s good. Itreally helped me to play well as a professional at a high level.” FUN FACTSALPVWGIRONEOEALDDFLGUEE2EONSS0YLSEBBTFIDAOOULTNTPLOAQLFLAPUOYLIRTAY2014 Order of Merit 2nd place, Lina Boqvist 16

OCA AUGAS SANTAS INTERNATIONAL LADIES OPEN Augas Santas Balneario & Golf Resort, Lugo, Spain 29 - 31 May 2014 Mia Piccio from the Philippines won her first title as a professional at the OCA Augas Santas International Ladies Open, after shooting a final round 69, to win by one shot from Italy’s Vittoria Valvassori. The 23 year-old from the Philippines came from three shots behind Sweden’s Lina Boqvist going into the final round. Both players, along with Italy’s Vittoria Valvassori played together in the final round and the battle for the title was extremely close going into the last few holes. Valvassori drew within one shot of the leader Piccio with back to back birdies on the 15th and 16th holes. Piccio, held her nerve to par the last nine holes to win by one shot. Spain’s Tania Elosegui and overnight leader, Lina Boqvist, tied for third place at 4 under par. The Swede struggled on the final day to a 6 over par, 76. France’s Melodie Bourdy finished in 5th place at 3 under par. The leading honours for the amateur went to Germany’s Franziska Friedrich with a final round of 68, finishing tied for 10th (+3). Mia Piccio 202 (-8) 69 69 71 Vittoria Valvassori 203 (-7) 70 70 69 206 (-4) 67 72 70 Tania Elosegui 206 (-4) 65 65 76 Lina Boqvist Melodie Boudry 207 (-3) 68 68 7117

OPEN GENERALIDE DINARDDinard Golf, Saint Briac Sur Mer, France13 - 15 June 2014France’s Valentine Derrey shot the low round of the day, 66, to win the Open Generalide Dinard at Dinard Golf in Saint Briac sur Mer, France, by two shots from Sweden’sIsabella Ramsay.Derrey began the final round at 3 under par, one shot behind overnight leader, VittoriaValvassori and started the day strongly with a birdie at the 463 yard par five 2nd hole.The Frenchwoman, who had just celebrated her 27th birthday the week before, alsobirdied the 9th and 10th holes to move into the lead at 6 under par and played the final8 holes in even par to seal her victory.Ramsay birdied three of the first four holes to reach 5 under par but a double bogeyon the short par four 6th and bogeys on the 8th and 16th holes set back the Swede’schallenge for her second title of the season, finishing the tournament at 4 under par.Italian Anna Rossi, a winner on the LET Access Series in the 2012 Azores Ladies Open,recorded her best result of this season, with a final round of one over par and 3rd placeat 2 under par, 205.Valentine Derrey 201 (-6) 66 69 66Isabella Ramsay 203 (-4) 71 65 67Anna Rossi 205 (-2) 65 70 70Marta Sanz Bario 207 (E) 71 69 67Vittoria Valvassori 208 (+1) 65 69 74 18

2014 HIGHLIGHTS11 11SHOTS WINNERSThe biggest winning margin In 2014 there werewas had by Emma Westin 11 winners from 8who won by 11 shots at the different countriesHLR Golf Academy Open 25 2014’s Order of Merit winner was Emma Westin COUNTRIES with 29368.33 points The LET Access Series has members from 25 countries

2014 saw over 250 professional and 200 amateur golfers compete 250 PROFESSIONALS EMMA 200WESTIN AMATEURS Westin had the most wins of the season with 3 5 LET cards were proudly presented to competitors for the 2015 season

PILSEN GOLF CHALLENGE Golf Park Plzeň, Prague, Czech Republic 9 - 11 July 2014 Sweden’s Emma Nilsson shot a closing round of 70, for a three round total of 206, to claim the Pilsen Golf Challenge in a two-hole play-off against France’s Melodie Bourdy. Bourdy shot a 4 under par 67 to come through the field and put herself in a position to claim her first title on the LET Access Series. Nilsson needed a birdie in the final three holes to draw level with the Frenchwoman and she delivered with a crucial putt on the par four 16th hole, to force a play-off. On the first extra hole, both players showed signs of nerves, Bourdy coming up short of the par four 18th green with her approach shot and chipping well past the hole. The Frenchwoman then failed to hole her 15 foot putt for par, which sat agonisingly on the edge of the hole. Nilsson just caught the right edge of the green with her approach but proceeded to three putt, missing from four feet for her par. Nilsson and Bourdy played the 18th hole twice before a two-putt par on the second play-off hole was good enough for Nilsson to earn her first LETAS win, which also earned her a place in the LET Sberbank Golf Masters, played on the same golf course later in the year. Three players tied for third place at 6 under par, Switzerland’s Caroline Rominger, Swaziland’s Nobuhle Dlamini and Lina Boqvist from Sweden. Emma Nilsson 206 (-7) 66 70 70 206 (-7) 67 72 67 Melodie Boudry 207 (-6) 68 73 66 207 (-6) 71 70 66 Lina Boqvist 207 (-6) 69 69 69 Nobuhle Dlamini Caroline Rominger 21

DAISY NIELSEN2014 LETAS ORDER OF MERIT 3RD PLACE“Playing a full season on LETAS was a very good experience for me as it helped medevelop as a professional golfer. It was a good way to get into a tournament routine,where you had to play a few events in a row and you had to be ready to play well. Itwas very nice for me, that there was a professional tour just below the LET where Icould get used to playing as a professional, and it was a good preparation for the LET.” FUN FACTHFDOACAWCNRHIHMSOSAAYENNMM’RISPE2PSI2FLOIPOASWNEETNEHNOWSDE,RHWHIRLISPO,DAASY 222014 Order of Merit 3rd place, Daisy Nielsen

ROYAL BELGIAN GOLF FEDERATION LETAS TROPHY Rinkven Golf Club, Gravenwezel, Belgium 17 - 19 July 2014 Sweden’s Isabella Ramsay claimed her second LETAS title of the season, winning the Royal Belgian Golf Federation LETAS Trophy at Rinkven Golf Club. Ramsay shot a closing round of 71, for a three round total of 209 for the win. Ramsay struggled on the opening holes of the final round, dropping shots on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th holes, before steadying herself to make four birdies in row on the 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th and a further birdie on the 17th to seal her victory. Spanish amateur Marta Sanz Barrio took the runner up spot at four under par. Sanz Barrio, the younger sister of LET rookie Patricia Sanz Barrio, enjoyed the round of the tournament with eight birdies on her card and just two bogeys for an impressive 66, to claim second place. England’s Kiran Matharu closed with a round of level par to finish in third position at three under, 213. A further shot back in fourth, was overnight leader Emma Westin of Sweden who struggled in her closing round. Isabella Ramsay 209 (-7) 67 71 71 212 (-7) 74 72 66 Marta Sanz Barrio 213 (-6) 71 70 72 214 (-2) 68 68 78 Kiran Matharu 217 (+1) 72 75 70 Emma Westin Astrid Vayson de Pradenne 23

INGARÖ LADIES OPENHOSTED BY ELINEMANUELSSONIngarö Golf Club, Stockholm, Sweden7 - 9 August 2014Spain’s Marta Sanz Barrio shot a closing 65, five under par, to win the Ingarö LadiesOpen hosted by Elin Emanuelsson. Sanz Barrio finished three shots ahead of jointovernight leader Caroline Rominger from Switzerland.After starting slowly with bogeys on the 1st and 2nd, Sanz Barrio found her best form,scoring nine birdies and a further two bogeys in the remaining sixteen holes. SanzBarrio, whose older sister, Patricia Sanz Barrio graduated from LETAS on to the LET lastseason, was delighted with her victory. She said: “ It feels great, I have been close thepast tournaments and to finally win means a lot to me.”Rominger enjoyed her best finish on the LET Access Series this year with her secondplace finish, moving up to 9th on the LETAS Order of Merit and within striking distanceof the top five positions.England’s Georgia Hall, who was tied with Rominger going into the final day, closedwith a two over par, 72 to finish at 2 under par and in third place. Hall was taking part inher first professional event since she left the amateur ranks.Marta Sanz Barrio 204 (-6) 70 69 65Caroline Rominger 207 (-3) 70 66 71Georgia Hall 208 (-2) 67 69 72Daisy Nielsen 209 (-1) 71 70 68Astrid Vayson de Pradenne 209 (-1) 71 69 69 24

LADIES NORWEGIAN CHALLENGE Losby Golf Club, Oslo, Norway 12 - 14 August 2014 Sweden’s Emma Nilsson claimed her second LET Access Series title of the season at the Ladies Norwegian Challenge, with a winning total of three-under-par, after the event was shortened to 36 holes due to heavy rain. It was an exciting final round as Norwegian amateur Tonje Daffinrud and LETAS order of merit leader Isabella Ramsay both challenged the leader before Norway’s Rachel Margrethe Raastad came through the field with three birdies in her last five holes for a final round 70 to end in second place on one-under-par. Nilsson, from Solvesborgs Golfklubb, shot a final round of 72, containing three birdies, a bogey and a double bogey. She saved her best until last by making a birdie putt of 12 metres on the final hole for a level par round of 72 and a two shot victory. Emma Nilsson 141 (-3) 69 72 143 (-1) 73 70 Rachel Raastad 144 (E) 72 72 144 (E) 71 73 Caroline Rominger 145 (+1) 75 70 Isabella Ramsay Marta Sanz Barrio 25

ISABELLA RAMSAY2014 LETAS ORDER OF MERIT 4TH PLACE“LETAS has been extremely important for the next step in my career. Compared toqualifying school, LETAS gives you an opportunity to compete for a whole season andfight for your LET card. It made me more confident to know that I am prepared in thebest possible way for the next step. LETAS has developed really fast from year to year,getting better and better and I am sure it will keep on improving. Trying to live ourdream and make a living from what we love, it’s crucial that LETAS exists! I recommendall players to develop and enjoy their golf while playing LETAS.” FUN FACTISACBLSEAHLYOLAPOITGEINENOJGONYS 262014 Order of Merit 4th place, Isabella Ramsay

ONSJÖ LADIES OPEN Onsjö Golf Club, Vänersborg, Sweden 21 - 23 August 2014 Sweden’s Lina Boqvist won for the first time on the LET Access Series, with a victory on the first play-off hole at the Onsjö Ladies Open. On a final day, which mixed rain showers with sunny spells, Boqvist fought her way to the top of the leaderboard with four birdies in her final eleven holes. Her playing partner, fellow Swede Lynn Carlsson had the opportunity to draw level on the final hole with a birdie, which she duly converted. Both players matched each other with two perfect drives on the first play-off hole, the par four 345 metre 18th, with their approach shots both finishing within 5 metres of the flag. Boqvist, the first to putt for birdie holed out, putting the pressure on her fellow countrywoman. Carlsson missed her birdie chance and the trophy and title belonged to Boqvist. Spanish amateur Luna Sobron shot a final round course record 66, 6 under par, finishing with four birdies in her last four holes. Norway’s Cecilie Lundgreen shot a closing 70, 2 under par, to finish in fourth place and Swede Johanna Bjork also scored a final round 70 to finish a shot further back at 1 under par and fifth position. Lina Boqvist 210 (-6) 72 69 69 210 (-6) 69 73 68 Lynn Carlsson 213 (-3) 76 71 66 214 (-2) 74 70 70 Luna Sobron (am) 215 (-1) 75 70 70 Celcilie Lundgreen Johanna Bjork 27

HLRGOLF ACADEMYOPENHLR GOLFACADEMY OPENHillside Golf Club, Vihti, Finland29 - 31 August 2014Sweden’s Emma Westin won for the second time on the LET Access Series with arecord breaking eleven shot victory, finishing at 11 under par in the HLR Golf AcademyOpen, at Hillside Golf & Country Club in Vihti, Finland.Westin started the final day with an eight shot lead, which she further extended withbirdies on the 1st and 2nd holes in the final round. With such a solid start, it would bedifficult for anyone in the field to catch the young Swede. Westin’s winning marginbroke the LETAS record by six shots. It also moved the 23-year-old into 2nd place onthe LETAS Order of Merit.Scotland’s Jane Turner produced her best result on LETAS in her rookie season, witha closing 72, to finish at even par in second place and Germany’s Isabell Gabsa shot70, to finish at one over par and third place on her own. Local favourite Finland’s KaisaRuuttila, Daisy Nielsen from Denmark and Norwegian amateur Tonje Daffinrud finishedtied for fourth place at +2, 215.Emma Westin 202 (-11) 65 68 69Jane Turner 213 (E) 70 71 72Isi Gabsa 214 (+1) 72 72 70Daisy Nielsen 215 (+2) 68 76 71Kaisa Ruuttila 215 (+2) 71 72 72 28

MINEKS & REGNUM LADIES CLASSIC National Golf Club, Belek, Antalya, Turkey 5 - 7 September 2014 Sweden´s Emma Westin won for the third time this season on the LET Access Series with a two shot victory at the €50,000 Mineks & Regnum Ladies Classic at National Golf Club in Belek, Turkey, taking home a cheque for €8,042. With back to back wins, Westin became the first player on the LET Access Series to record three wins in one season and her victory took her to the top of the LETAS Order of Merit. She also received an invitation to play in the LET’s Open de Espana Feminino, which was held at Golf Costa Adeje from the 18th – 21st September. India’s Vani Kapoor played impressively all week to finish in third place with rounds of 75, 72, 72 and a total of 219. England’s Suzanne Dickens recorded her best finish this season, finishing in fourth place at three over par 224. Second round leader Caroline Rominger struggled to a final round of seven over par 80 to tie for fifth place with England’s Charlotte Wild (74) and Finland’s Sanna Nuutinen (76). Emma Westin 215 (-4) 73 71 71 217 (-2) 73 74 70 Lina Boqvist 219 (E) 75 72 72 222 (+3) 75 75 72 Vani Kapoor 223 (+4) 72 77 74 Suzanne Dickens Charlotte Wild 29

TONJE DAFFINRUD2014 LETAS ORDER OF MERIT 5TH PLACE“The LET Access Series was a great way for me to prepare for the LET and professionallife in general. I was able to play eight LETAS events in 2014 and through that tour I gotmy LET card. The tournaments were all well organised and enabled me to compete andplay all over Europe. It was a great middle step for me as I progressed from my amateurcareer into professional golf.” FUN FACTTOHNFLEJOOREOVSDEEDELSISEFSCAAURNSSIBHDAEI S 302014 Order of Merit 5th place, Tonje Daffinrud

OPEN GENERALI DE STRASBOURG Golf Club de Strasbourg, Illkirch-Graffenstaden, France 25 - 27 September 2014 England’s Georgia Hall recorded her first win as a professional at the Open Generali de Strasbourg with a four shot victory over a trio of players, finishing at 10 under par. The former European ladies number one amateur started the day in a tie for the lead with France’s Cassandra Kirkland and Vittoria Valvassori from Italy at 6 under par and the talented young player pulled ahead with birdies on the 3rd and 4th holes. The 18-year-old then bogeyed the 5th and 8th holes and Kirkland birdied the 6th to pull ahead by a shot. Four birdies in a row from the 10th to the 13th gave Hall the momentum to forge a comfortable lead, which she consolidated with pars on the final five holes. The former Curtis Cup player was keen to secure her first professional win and adopting a calm approach had assisted in achieving her goal. Kirkland finished in a tie for second place at 6 under par, alongside Denmark’s Daisy Nielsen (71) and Belgian Manon de Roey, who finished as the top amateur. Georgia Hall 206 (-10) 66 72 68 210 (-6) 68 75 67 Manon de Roey (am) 210 (-6) 68 71 71 210 (-6) 70 68 72 Daisy Nielsen 211 (-5) 74 69 68 Cassandra Kirkland Franziska Friedrich (am) 31

AZORES LADIES OPENGolf de Batalha, Sao Miguel Island, Portugal3 - 5 October 2014Norway´s Tonje Daffinrud won the Azores Ladies Open at Golf de Batalha to claimher first professional title, with a three shot win over the Czech Republic´s DanielaProrokova.Daffinrud started the final day at 5 under par, one shot ahead of Prorokova and twoahead of Switzerland’s Caroline Rominger. The Norwegian quickly fell behind withbogeys on the 3rd, 4th, 7th and 8th in tough, windy conditions.Prorokova played steadily on the opening nine holes, matching two birdies with twobogeys to take a three shot lead. But a string of four bogeys on the back nine put paidto the 21-year-old’s opportunity to win her first title on the LET Access Series, finishingat one under par and taking second place.A run of late bogeys ruined Rominger’s chances and gave Daffinrud a glimmer of hopethat she could still claim her first professional win.The 23-year-old from Tonsberg pulled away from both Rominger and Prorokova withthree birdies in her final three holes to claim her first professional victory in only hersecond event in the paid ranks.Tonje Daffinrud 212 (-4) 71 68 73Daniela Prorokova 215 (1-) 70 70 75Caroline Rominger 216 (E) 70 71 75Linda Henriksson 219 (+3) 76 69 74Laura Murray 221 (+5) 75 72 74 32

GRECOTEL AMIRANDES LADIES OPEN Crete Golf Club, Hersonissos, Greece 10 - 12 October 2014 Norway’s Tonje Daffinrud shot an even par 71 in the final round of the Grecotel Amirandes Ladies Open at Crete Golf Club, to win by three shots from Denmark’s Daisy Nielsen and record back-to-back wins on the LET Access Series. Daffinrud, a professional for just over a month, won the Azores Ladies Open in only her second event in the paid ranks the week before, adding the Grecotel Amirandes Ladies Open title for an impressive start to her career. The 23-year-old from Tonsberg started the final round with a three shot lead over Nielsen, which she extended to five, with birdies on the 2nd and 6th holes, as Nielsen bogeyed the opening hole. The young Norwegian never looked in danger of relinquishing her comfortable lead, even after a string of three birdies in a row from the 14th to 16th holes for Nielsen narrowed the gap to three shots. Sweden’s Anna Svenstrup, enjoyed her season best finish in a tie for third place alongside recent Open Generali de Strasbourg winner, Georgia Hall, at 2 under par, 211. Tonje Daffinrud 203 (-10) 66 67 70 206 (-7) 68 68 70 Daisy Nielsen 211 (-2) 69 74 68 211 (-2) 71 69 71 Anna Svenstrup 213 (E) 68 73 72 Georgia Hall Astrid Vayson de Pradenne 33

WPGA INTERNATIONALCHALLENGEStoke by Nayland Hotel Golf & Spa, Levenheath, United Kingdom16 - 18 October 2014Daisy Nielsen of Denmark and France’s Melodie Bourdy produced a thrilling and tense endto the season’s LET Access Series at Stoke by Nayland Hotel Golf & Spa.Both players ended the 54-hole WPGA International Challenge level on seven-under-parafter completing the final round in two-under.Cue a sudden-death play-off at the par three 18th in front of a packed gallery.Both players negotiated it in par at the first attempt and Bourdy, having left her tee shotshort of the green and subsequent chip eight feet shy of the hole, followed suit at thesecond time of asking.All of which left Nielsen to hold her nerve and hole an eight foot putt for a tournament-winning birdie and claim the €4,871 winner’s cheque.That represents the biggest prize of her short career but an even bigger one is thecoveted Ladies European Tour card courtesy of finishing third in the Order of Merit.“It means so much to me,” she said. “It’s so nice to have got my card. It’s been amazingto have played on this tour this year. There have been 16 tournaments and they’ve been agreat preparation for the Ladies European Tour.”Daisy Nielsen 209 (-7) 70 69 70Melodie Boudry 209 (-7) 70 69 70Tonje Daffinrud 211 (-5) 71 68 72Lina Boqvist 213 (-3) 72 69 72Sarah Attwood 215 (-1) 76 69 70 34

2014 ORDER OF MERIT POS PLAYER EVENTS POINTS POS PLAYER EVENTS POINTS 1 Emma WESTIN (SWE) 12 29368.33 78 Nobuhle DLAMINI (SWZ) 1 2300.00 27419.00 79 Julie TVEDE (DNK) 2 2297.50 2 Lina BOQVIST (SWE) 15 26998.83 80 Monica CHRISTIANSEN (DNK) 6 2272.50 24958.93 81 Martyna MIERZWA (POL) 13 2225.00 3 Daisy NIELSEN (DNK) 15 20135.00 82 Camille FALLAY (FRA) 4 2223.75 19145.00 83 Klara SPILKOVA (CZE) 1 2200.00 4 Isabella RAMSAY (SWE) 14 18282.50 84 Michelle THOMSON (SCO) 7 2200.00 17797.73 85 Ariane PROVOT (FRA) 2 2038.67 5 Tonje DAFFINRUD (NOR) 8 16210.23 86 Anna SCOTT (ENG) 6 2038.33 16142.00 87 Lisa ANDERSON (SWE) 8 1965.00 6 Caroline ROMINGER (SWI) 15 15360.00 88 Gemma WEBSTER (SCO) 14 1920.00 15085.83 89 Sofia BJORKMAN (SWE) 6 1916.43 7 Vittoria VALVASSORI (ITA) 16 14448.56 90 Jade SCHAEFFER (FRA) 2 1915.00 13617.49 91 Viva SCHLASBERG (SWE) 2 1853.00 8 Melanie MAETZLER (SWI) 16 13276.33 92 Laura SANCHEZ ZULUAGA (COL) 5 1720.00 13115.00 93 Caroline AFONSO (FRA) 2 1660.00 9 Maria BEAUTELL (ESP) 15 11351.67 94 Emelie WESTRUP (SWE) 10 1470.00 10329.16 95 Jess WILCOX (ENG) 13 1425.00 10 Emma NILSSON (SWE) 14 10108.75 96 Aruka FELGUEROSO (ESP) 4 1410.00 10084.00 97 Caroline MARTENS (NOR) 1 1337.50 11 Marta SANZ BARRIO (ESP) 6 10045.33 98 Louise LARSSON (SWE) 1 1330.00 9430.73 99 Julia DAVIDSSON (SWE) 3 1310.00 12 Laura MURRAY (SCO) 16 9337.50 100 Krista BAKKER (FIN) 1 1267.50 9240.23 101 Louise STAHLE (SWE) 1 1230.00 13 Melodie BOURDY (FRA) 10 8382.50 102 Virginie ROQUES (FRA) 5 1230.00 8218.00 103 Heather STIRLING (SCO) 3 1220.00 14 Charlotte WILD (ENG) 15 8210.00 104 Amanda STRANG (SWE) 7 1170.00 8041.40 105 Sara DJOS (SWE) 6 1147.50 15 Kiran MATHARU (ENG) 13 7415.00 106 Sandra ABRAHAMSON (SWE) 5 1090.00 7400.83 107 Bree ARTHUR (AUS) 4 1080.00 16 Georgia HALL (ENG) 6 6698.33 108 Fabienne IN-ALBON (SWI) 2 1070.00 6590.00 109 Therese NERPIN (SWE) 7 1060.00 17 Kym LARRATT (ENG) 15 6058.73 110 Elina NUMMENPAA (FIN) 2 1050.00 5964.17 111 Maggie YUAN (AUS) 4 1045.00 18 Carmen ALONSO (ESP) 15 5886.00 112 Nina PEGOVA (Am) (RUS) 4 1040.00 5773.23 113 Rebecca SORENSEN (SWE) 2 1023.33 19 Emma TAYLER (ENG) 14 5665.00 114 Lina ELMSATER (SWE) 8 1000.00 5593.00 115 Laura SEDDA (ITA) 1 1000.00 20 Jane TURNER (SCO) 13 5582.00 116 Marian DE MIGUEL (ESP) 12 970.00 5576.43 117 Sideri VANOVA (CZE) 7 970.00 21 Anna ROSSI (ITA) 14 5430.00 118 Emma CABRERA-BELLO (ESP) 1 920.00 5288.75 119 Judith CHAVES LOPEZ (ESP) 4 920.00 22 Elisabetta BERTINI (ITA) 14 5140.00 120 Chiara BRIZZOLARI (ITA) 7 860.00 5000.00 121 Chrisje DE VRIES (NLD) 1 845.00 23 Amber RATCLIFFE (ENG) 14 5000.00 122 Virginia ESPEJO (ESP) 2 790.00 4972.50 123 Piti Martinez BERNAL (Am) (ESP) 2 777.50 24 Lynn CARLSSON (SWE) 9 4950.00 124 Ludovica FARINA (Am) (ITA) 1 777.50 4722.50 125 Natou SORO (CIV) 3 765.00 25 Charlotte ELLIS (ENG) 11 4490.00 126 Karolin LAMPERT (GER) 1 763.33 3937.50 127 Chloe LEURQUIN (BEL) 1 763.33 26 Astrid VAYSON DE PRADENNE (FRA) 11 3917.50 128 Maria TULLEY (ENG) 10 760.00 3797.50 129 Pamela FEGGANS (SCO) 1 740.00 27 Linda HENRIKSSON (FIN) 12 3700.00 130 Camilla LENNARTH (SWE) 1 702.73 3647.50 131 Sandra CARLBORG (SWE) 11 690.00 28 Lien WILLEMS (BEL) 15 3640.00 132 Josefin ODENRING (SWE) 7 680.00 3477.50 133 Kelsey MACDONALD (SCO) 3 660.00 29 Franziska FRIEDRICH (Am) (GER) 14 3455.00 134 Martina MIGLIORI TRAPANI (ITA) 4 640.00 3250.00 135 Madeleine ZIEGERT (SWE) 9 630.00 30 vvvv GOODALL (ENG) 13 3060.00 136 Emilee TAYLOR (ENG) 6 615.00 3050.00 137 Josephine JANSON (SWE) 1 610.00 31 Anna SVENSTRUP (SWE) 14 3020.00 138 Eva-Maria MOEHWALD (SWI) 12 570.00 2947.50 139 Lucy WILLIAMS (ENG) 1 540.00 32 Mia PICCIO (PHL) 5 2900.00 140 Alexandra ALANG (SWE) 5 510.00 2900.00 141 Hermione FITZGERALD (SWI) 7 510.00 33 Sanna NUUTINEN (FIN) 6 2802.50 142 Therese LARSSON (SWE) 9 510.00 2740.00 143 Alison NICHOLAS (ENG) 1 440.00 34 Christine WOLF (AUT) 8 2680.00 144 Jessica LJUNGBERG (SWE) 5 410.00 2678.93 145 Sophie SANDOLO (ITA) 1 400.00 35 Isi GABSA (GER) 5 2602.00 146 Josefine SUNDH (SWE) 2 360.00 2560.00 147 Csilla LAJTAI-ROZSA (Am) (HUN) 3 290.00 36 Anna Christina KINDGREN (Am) (COL) 12 2532.50 148 Stacey RODGER (ENG) 5 290.00 2520.00 149 Alessandra AVERNA (ITA) 7 260.00 37 Laure SIBILLE (FRA) 14 2500.00 150 Hannah RALPH (ENG) 1 250.00 2460.00 151 Sara ARDSTROM (SWE) 5 230.00 38 Valdis Thora JONSDOTTIR (ISL) 13 2450.00 152 Erika HOLMEN (SWE) 6 230.00 2420.00 153 Sarah JONES (WAL) 4 190.00 39 JI-HYUN SUH (ENG) 13 2365.83 154 Holly CALVERT (ENG) 5 60.00 40 Antonella CVITAN (SWE) 11 41 Abbey GITTINGS (ENG) 10 42 Marion DUVERNAY (FRA) 15 43 Daniela PROROKOVA (CZE) 10 44 Valentine DERREY (FRA) 1 45 Amy BOULDEN (WAL) 1 46 Cecilie LUNDGREEN (NOR) 5 47 Sally WATSON (SCO) 2 48 Nina MUEHL (AUT) 4 49 Stefania AVANZO (ITA) 11 50 Tamara SCHEIDEGGER (SWI) 9 51 Galina ROTMISTROVA (RUS) 5 52 Annika NYKANEN (FIN) 11 53 Emily Kristine PEDERSEN (Am) (DNK) 1 54 Rachel RAASTAD (NOR) 4 55 Suzanne DICKENS (ENG) 3 56 Sarah ATTWOOD (ENG) 4 57 Jessica KARLSSON (SWE) 6 58 Kelly TIDY (ENG) 6 59 Patricia LOBATO MORENO (ESP) 10 60 Katy MCNICOLL (SCO) 12 61 Steffi KIRCHMAYR (GER) 3 62 Linnea TORSSON (SWE) 13 63 Kaisa RUUTTILA (FIN) 1 64 Cassandra KIRKLAND (FRA) 1 65 Tracey BOYES (ENG) 9 66 Tara DELANEY (IRL) 11 67 Rachel DRUMMOND (ENG) 12 68 Anna DAHLBERG SODERSTROM (SWE) 6 69 Anjelika HAMMAR (SWE) 6 70 Lauren BLEASE (ENG) 13 71 Emelie LINDSKOG (SWE) 4 72 Maria PALACIOS (ESP) 6 73 Tania ELOSEGUI (ESP) 1 74 Lucie HINNEROVA (CZE) 7 75 Rebecca GREEN (AUS) 15 76 Daisy BRIERLEY (ENG) 9 77 Ursula WIKSTROM (FIN) 2 35

2014 ORDER OF MERITTOP 5 WINNERSThe final event of the LET Access Series, the WPGA International Challenge at Stokeby Nayland Hotel Golf & Spa, not only produced its eleventh first time winner of theseason but also decided the top five players, who progressed directly to the LadiesEuropean Tour for the 2015 season. PLAYER NATIONALITY EVENTS POINTS1st Emma Westin 12 29368.332nd Lina Boqvist 15 27419.003rd Daisy Nielsen 15 26998.834th Isabella Ramsay 14 24958.935th Tonje Daffinrud 8 20135.00 36

EXEMPTION CATEGORIES 2015 1) Host Tour 2) Host Tour Amateurs 3) Winners of the LET Access Series Order of Merit (three-year exemption). 4) LET Access Series Ranking Tournament Winners: 1-year exemption plus year of win. 5) Top 1 player from the top 10 from previous tournament. 6) 3 LET Members in Category 1 – 8 by 2015 LET Exemption Category. 7) LET Members in Category 9 by 2015 LET Exemption Category. 8) Top 40 from the final 2014 LETAS Exemption List. 9) Top five (5) in the top 40 on the current LETAS Order of Merit at the closing date for entries, not otherwise exempt 10) A maximum of six invitations. This may include amateurs with a handicap of 2 or less ranked by a priority list according to the Women’s Amateur Golf Rankings. Any spots not taken up will pass to the players in reserve list order as at closing date of entries. 11) Re-rank of Categories 12 and 13. This category will be formed after a mid-season re-rank. 12a) LET and/or LETAS Members ranked by a priority list from 2015 LET Final & Pre Qualifying Tour School determined by finishing position. 12b) Members ranked according to the 2014 LET Category 11 Career Money List. For those in equal positions the effective date of tournament entry will be used where necessary. 13) LETAS Members who have not attended 2015 LET Tour School from a priority list based on when membership was applied for. Categories 12 and 13 will be re-ranked mid-season to create a new category (11) which will be ranked according to LETAS Order of Merit points earned in 2015 to the mid-way point. To obtain inclusion in the final 2015 LET Access Series Order of Merit, and to participate in such benefits derived from, a Member must compete in a minimum of six (6) Ranking tournaments in the 2015 season. Exception: This number will be lower for any player whose total possible number of starts in standard Ranking tournaments has been restricted to less than six (6) solely due to her Exemption Category; for the avoidance of doubt, a member’s position as at closing date for entries for each event shall be applicable and a member who is on the reserve list after the closing date for entries may withdraw from that event. To clarify, the following point will be taken into consideration to determine eligibility for exception rule: If a member’s exemption category would have allowed her to participate in a minimum of six (6) Ranking Tournaments according to the final field place at closing date for entries for each tournament, the exception rule will not apply.37

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