Superb French victory on the Ladies European Tour!

In Andalusia, Nastasia Nadaud won her first LET title during the season finale. Two other French women finished in the Top 10. On the DP World Tour, it was a Spaniard who won. All the French entrants passed the cut. Here’s everything you need to know.

LET – Andalusia Open of Spain

Magnificent first victory for the French Nadaud Nastasia. In -16, she won in this grand finale of the season ahead of Kirsten Rudgeley (-12). Superb performance of Perrine Delacour who finishes at 3^th place alongside Kelsey Bennett, Olivia Cowan et Dorthea Forbridge (-11).

Nadaud Nastasia achieves the best performance of his career. This victory allows him to finish in 3^th place in the season rankings. The Frenchwoman will enter the LPGA card finals with full confidence.

This will also be the case for Perrine Delacour who will compete in the LPGA Card Finals.

Very good performance also from Camille Chevaliermember of the Team Golf Plus. She finished at 7^th place (-10).

For other French women, Céline Herbin finishes at 16^th place (-7). Agathe Sauzon finishes at 69^th place (+10) and Ariane Klotz finishes at 74^th place (+12).

DP World Tour – BMW Australian PGA Championship

For the first tournament of the 2026 season, the Spanish David Puig wins in -18. The LIV member is ahead of the Chinese Wenyi Ding (-16). Marc Leishman et Nick Voke finish at 3^th place (-15).

The Australians were in great form with 5 players in the Top 10, notably, hard et Adam Scott.

On the French side, 4 were entered for this very first tournament of the season. All 4 made the cut. Tom Vaillant was the best finishing in 14th^th place (-10). For his first as a member of the DP World Tour, Clement Charmasson put in a great performance. He finished 33^th (-7). Ugo Coussaud finishes at 56^th place (-2) and Clement Sordet term 66^th (-1).

This week, 2 tournaments on the DP World Tour with the Down Bank Golf Challenge (South Africa) with a strong field of players. There will be in particular:

• Nick Taylor
• Thomas Detry
• Adrien Saddier
• Martin Couvrera
• Julien Guerrier
• Frédéric Lacroix
• David Ravetto
• Christiaan Bezuidenhout
• Will Zalatoris
• Viktor Hovland
• Antoine Rozner

For the others, they stay in Australia for the Crown Australian Open. We will find there in particular Rory McIlroy. On the French side, we will find Romain Langasque, Ugo Coussaud, Tom Vaillant, Clement Charmasson et Clement Sordet.

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