Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France (October 1, 2026) – Terre Blanche Hotel Spa Golf Resort, in Provence, will host the 10th edition of the Terre Blanche Ladies Open from 8 to 10 October 2026, marking a decade of commitment to the development of women’s golf.
Now a must-attend event on the European women’s golf calendar, the tournament forms part of the LET Access Series, the official development tour for the Ladies European Tour. Over 90 players from 20 nations will compete on Le Riou, Terre Blanche’s private members’ course, for a €45,000 prize fund and valuable Order of Merit points as the season reaches its final stretch.
This year’s field is headlined by the top two players on the Order of Merit, France’s Lauren Holmey and Sweden’s Moa Svedenskiold, who share the most wins on tour this season and are set to renew their battle for the title. Fellow French rising star Lucie Malchirand will also be one to watch on home soil as she chases a top-seven finish and a full LET card for next season.
Lionel Gardes-Bus, Director of Golf at Terre Blanche, said: “Reaching the 10th edition of the Terre Blanche Ladies Open is a proud moment for everyone at Terre Blanche. Over the past decade, we’ve seen some exceptional young players compete on Le Riou and go on to make their mark on the game, and supporting that journey is something we are deeply committed to.
“Our team has worked hard to have the course in outstanding condition, and we can’t wait to see the action unfold.”
Since its creation, the Terre Blanche Ladies Open has given young players the chance to compete at international level in championship conditions. Past standouts include junior Solheim Cup star Louise Uma Landgraf, winner in 2023, Sara Brentcheneff, runner-up in 2024 and 2025, and Amalie Leth-Nissen, the 2025 champion.
Organised alongside the French Golf Federation and the LET Access Series, the anniversary edition will open with a public Pro-Am on 6 October, followed by the official Pro-Am on 7 October, reserved exclusively for media and partners. Throughout the tournament, spectators can follow the action free of charge and see up close the talent shaping the future of European women’s golf.
Set within a 300-hectare estate close to the French Riviera, Terre Blanche is a World Top 100 Resort and the only venue in France to combine a luxury resort with a private members’ club. Alongside its five-star hotel, spa and Michelin-starred restaurant, it is home to Europe’s top golf academy and is the first and only Troon Privé affiliated property in France.
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