Four Australasians remain alive at Ladies European Tour Q School
Gabi Ruffels – file photo courtesy of USGA
With just one round now to play at the Final Stage of qualifying in Spain, two Australians and two New Zealanders remain alive in their pursuit of playing rights to the 2023 Ladies European Tour.
Of the ten Australians who began the 90 hole examination, only Hanee Song (NZ) and Gabriela Ruffels (Australia) both tied in 14th place and New Zealand’s Wenyung Keh (19th) and Kirsten Rudgeley (26th) have kept open their chances of claiming one of the, ideally, top 20 cards but worst case top 50 for LET status next season.
Kristalle Blum, Kelsey Bennet, Amy Walsh, Jordan O’Brien, Munchen Keh, and Stefanie Hall all finished outside the leading 60 and ties required to play the final round.
