Despite a last lap above Aditi Ashok absolutely did not tremble to pocket his fourth career title. Emma Grechi starts the season with a top 10.
There wasn’t a lot of suspense on Sunday at Magical Kenya Ladies Open. Started six moves ahead Aditi Ashok was never worried during the last lap and won with a 9-stroke lead! First Indian to have snagged a title on the LET the 24-year-old young woman now has 4 successes on her track record.
.@aditigolf conquers the @KenyaLadiesOpen ????
What a sensational performance from the Indian star throughout the week in Vipingo Ridge, as she wins by NINE shots to claim a fourth LET win!
Congratulations Aditi, unbelievable from start to finish ????#RaiseOurGame | #MKLO2023 pic.twitter.com/P7ZyxVfcqY
— Ladies European Tour (@LETgolf) February 5, 2023
Deprived of victory since Fatima Bint Mubarak Ladies Open of 2017, the Bangalore native ended the week at -12.
This @aditigolf performance has been so good even the locals are out to catch a glimpse! ????#RaiseOurGame | #MKLO2023 pic.twitter.com/xYwyapl63N
— Ladies European Tour (@LETgolf) February 5, 2023
April Angurasaranee’s promises
The young Thai player April Angurasaranee demonstrated great potential despite a difficult last lap (77, +4). At 18 she won second place.
Position she shares with Alice Hewson. The Englishwoman was one of the few players to go below par on Sunday 72 (-1). The Australian Gabriela Ruffelsthe last player to have completed the week under par (-2 total).
.@aliceeehewson pure as silk ????#RaiseOurGame | #MKLO2023 pic.twitter.com/btOjfLlAJb
— Ladies European Tour (@LETgolf) February 5, 2023
Emma Grechi finishes in style
Tricolor side special mention to Emma Grechi author of a beautiful last day. The Bordelaise managed to beat the course for the first time in week 71 (-2), and won an encouraging ninth place.
With his card in the par, Agathe Laisne (+11, 40th) gained a few positions. Yvie Chaucheprat (+15, 48e), Anne-Lise Caudal (+17, 54th) and Lucie Malchirand (+21, 59th) follow in the standings.
Le leaderboard
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