29 years old (born March 12, 1995)
Bronte Law
- LET ranking in 2024 : 5th
- Winner of the Swiss Ladies Open 2024
- Winner of the Lalla Meryem Cup 2024
A former amateur world champion, Bronte Law turned professional in 2017 and quickly made her mark with multiple podium finishes on the Ladies European Tour (LET). Victorious at the 2024 Lalla Meryem Cup, the British player ended the season ranked 5th on the LET Order of Merit, thanks to consistent performances and a second victory at the Swiss Ladies Open.
25 years old (born december 2, 1999)
Chiara Tamburlini
- LET ranking in 2024 : 1st
- Winner of the Joburg Ladies Open 2024
Chiara Tamburlini is a Swiss professional golfer who made her debut on the Ladies European Tour (LET) in 2024, following a successful first year on the LET Access Series. That same year, she made a strong impression by winning the Joburg Ladies Open, catapulting her to the top of the LET Order of Merit. Crowned European No. 1 and Rookie of the Year in 2024, she has established herself as one of the most promising players on the tour, known for her precision and strong mental game.
27 years old (born on October 30, 1997)
Ines Laklalech
- 1 win on the LET: Lacoste Ladies Open de France 2022
In 2024, Ines Laklalech achieved the best Moroccan performance in the history of the Lalla Meryem Cup with a 7th place finish. As Morocco’s flag bearer at the Olympic Games, she also ended the season brilliantly with four top-10 finishes, solidifying her place among the elite of the Ladies European Tour for a third consecutive year in 2025.
29 years old (born on August 12, 1995)
Trichat Cheenglab
1 win on the LET: 2023 Big Green Egg Open
Winner of the 2023 LET Order of Merit Ranking
- 2 wins on the LPGA Tour in 2024
Trichat Cheenglab made a strong impression during her debut season on the LPGA Tour, clinching the Race to Costa del Sol title and Rookie of the Year honors at the end of 2023. A rising Thai star now ranked in the top 100 worldwide, she secured her first Tour victory at the Big Green Egg Open and achieved several top 10 finishes, capping off an exceptional season. After a year on the LPGA Tour, Cheenglab returns to Morocco with a firm determination to claim victory.
36 years old (born on May 15, 1988)
Maha Haddioui
- 6th at the Hero Women’s Open 2024
- Double representative of Morocco at the Olympic Games, Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020
In 2024, Maha Haddioui secured her spot among Europe’s elite for the 12th consecutive season with a 6th place finish at the Hero Women’s Indian Open. A key figure on the Ladies European Tour (LET), Maha exemplifies consistency and has paved the way for many young Moroccan golfers. She remains an inspiring figure in the world of golf and a role model for future generations.
15 years old (born April 28, 2009)
Sofia Cherif Essakali
- 2024 African Champion – AACT
- Two cuts at the Lalla Meryem Cup at just 16 years old
The rising star of Moroccan golf. At just 15 years old, she already boasts an impressive track record despite her young age. African Champion in November last year, she claimed 1st place at the Stacy Lewis Junior All-Star Invitational and the AJGA Junior at Parris Island, secured 2nd place at the Greenwood Junior Championship, and finished 3rd at the R&A Junior Open. The youngest player to make the cut at the Lalla Meryem Cup in 2023, she finished 42nd in 2024. Sofia is once again one of the players to watch.
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29 years old (born March 12, 1995)
Bronte Law
- LET ranking in 2024 : Rank 5th on the Order of Merit
- Winner of the Swiss Ladies Open 2024
- Winner of the Lalla Meryem Cup 2024
A former amateur world champion, Bronte Law turned professional in 2017 and quickly made her mark with multiple podium finishes on the Ladies European Tour (LET). Victorious at the 2024 Lalla Meryem Cup, the British player ended the season ranked 5th on the LET Order of Merit, thanks to consistent performances and a second victory at the Swiss Ladies Open.
25 years old (born december 2, 1999)
Chiara Tamburlini
- LET ranking in 2024 : Rank 1st on the Order of Merit
- Winner of the Joburg Ladies Open 2024
Chiara Tamburlini is a Swiss professional golfer who made her debut on the Ladies European Tour (LET) in 2024, following a successful first year on the LET Access Series. That same year, she made a strong impression by winning the Joburg Ladies Open, catapulting her to the top of the LET Order of Merit. Crowned European No. 1 and Rookie of the Year in 2024, she has established herself as one of the most promising players on the tour, known for her precision and strong mental game.
27 years old (born on October 30, 1997)
Ines Laklalech
- 1 win on the LET: Lacoste Ladies Open de France 2022
In 2024, Ines Laklalech achieved the best Moroccan performance in the history of the Lalla Meryem Cup with a 7th place finish. As Morocco’s flag bearer at the Olympic Games, she also ended the season brilliantly with four top10 finishes, solidifying her place among the elite of the Ladies European Tour for a third consecutive year in 2025.
29 years old (born on August 12, 1995)
Trichat Cheenglab
1 win on the LET: 2023 Big Green Egg Open
Winner of the 2023 LET Order of Merit Ranking
- 2 wins on the LPGA Tour in 2024
Trichat Cheenglab made a strong impression during her debut season on the LPGA Tour, clinching the Race to Costa del Sol title and Rookie of the Year honors at the end of 2023. A rising Thai star now ranked in the top 100 worldwide, she secured her first Tour victory at the Big Green Egg Open and achieved several top 10 finishes, capping off an exceptional season. After a year on the LPGA Tour, Cheenglab returns to Morocco with a firm determination to claim victory.
36 years old (born on May 15, 1988)
Maha Haddioui
- 6th at the Hero Women’s Open 2024
- Double representative of Morocco at the Olympic Games, Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020
In 2024, Maha Haddioui secured her spot among Europe’s elite for the 12th consecutive season with a 6th place finish at the Hero Women’s Indian Open. A key figure on the Ladies European Tour (LET), Maha exemplifies consistency and has paved the way for many young Moroccan golfers. She remains an inspiring figure in the world of golf and a role model for future generations
16 years old (born December 13, 2008)
Sofia Cherif Essakali
- 2024 African Champion – AACT
- Two cuts at the Lalla Meryem Cup
The rising star of Moroccan golf. At just 16 years old, she already boasts an impressive track record despite her young age. African Champion in November last year, she claimed 1st place at the Stacy Lewis Junior All-Star Invitational and the AJGA Junior at Parris Island, secured 2nd place at the Greenwood Junior Championship, and finished 3rd at the R&A Junior Open. The youngest player to make the cut at the Lalla Meryem Cup in 2023, she finished 42nd in 2024. Sofia is once again one of the players to watch.
28 years old (born on December 16, 1995)
Nuria Iturrioz
- 4 wins on LET: 2016 Lalla Meryem Cup, 2019 Lalla Meryem Cup and Omega Dubai Moonlight Classic, 2023 La Sella Open
- 2023 LET ranking: 11th
The Spaniard’s highlight of her 2023 Race to Costa Del Sol was her play-off win at the La Sella Open with four other top 10 finishes to go along with it. These results helped her shoot up to 166th from 340th in the Rolex World rankings as well as a place just outside the top 10 on the Race to Costa Del Sol. Nuria is a two-time winner of the Lalla Meryem Cup and always loves returning to Morocco.
34 years old (born on May 13, 1989)
Caroline Hedwall
- 10 victories worldwide including 7 on the LET: Ladies Slovak Open, Finnair Masters, Ladies Golf Open, Hero’s Women’s Indian Open in 2011, Ladies Golf Open 2012, Lacoste Ladies Open France 2018 and Andalucía Open de Espana 2022
- 4 caps in Solheim Cup
- 2022 LET ranking: 8th
Immediately after finishing her studies in the United States, Caroline Hedwall stood out on the LET winning four tournaments in 2011. The promising Swedish joined the European team of the Solheim Cup right away. Then, after a long stay on the LPGA Tour, this snowboarding fan made a brilliant return to the Old Continent by winning France’s Lacoste Ladies Open in 2018. Last November, she defeated Switzerland’s Morgane Metraux on the fourth hole of Andalucía Open de Espana playoff, winning her 10th professional title worldwide.
27 years old (born January 21, 1997)
Lina Belmati
- Double winner of the arab amateur championships in individual
Of all the players in the Lalla Meryem Cup, Lina Belmati is the one who knows the Blue Course best. Since her debut in golf at the age of 14 after dropping tennis, her parents’ favorite sport, Rabat citizen has been perfecting her game at Royal Golf Dar Es Salaam, where she is a club member. Following her graduation from Rabat University with a management degree, Lina chose to be a professional player. Since then, she has been doing her apprenticeship on LETAS (2nd European women’s division). Her best results in 2022 are two rankings as 13th. Her future is promising.
25 years old (born on March 22, 1998)
Ana Peláez Triviño
- 1 LET victory: Madrid Ladies Open 2022
- 2022 LET ranking : 5th
Ana Peláez Triviño, a student at the University of South Carolina, turned professional in July 2021 after compiling a solid amateur record as the Andalusian was part of the Top 15 amateur word and ranked 12th at Augusta National Women’s Amateur. Last May she was invited to Madrid Ladies Open and won it with a remarkable total score of 23 under par. She had such success namely thanks to a 63 in the 3rd round. That is a record for the course. The five top 10 that followed allowed her to end her first season in 5th position of the Race to Costa Del Sol.
31 years old (born on December 13, 1992)
Johanna Gustavsson
- Best performances on the LET: 2nd at the Saudi Ladies International 2022, the NSW Women’s Open 2022 and the Aramco Team Series Bangkok 2022
- 2022 LET ranking: 3rd
Johanna Gustavsson has been on the LET since 2016, but she had her best season in 2022. Several times last year she came close to that first victory she has always been looking for. Thanks to her 7 top 10s including three runner-up positions, the Swede moved up to third rank of Race to Costa Del Sol. Not least was also her team victory (3 pros and 1 amateur) at the Aramco Team Series New York, last October.
23 years old (born on December 14, 2000)
Diksha Dagar
2 wins on LET: 2022 South African Women’s Open and 2023 Tipsport Czech Ladies Open
LET ranking in 2023: 3rd
The Indian golfer enjoyed her best season to date, finishing 3rd on the 2023 Race to Costa del Sol. As consistent as anybody last season, Diksha recorded eight top-10 finishes either side of her Tipsport Czech Ladies Open triumph and placed T21 at the AIG Women’s Open in August – the best result from a female Indian in Major history. Diksha was honoured for her achievements by the Sports Ministry of India with the prestigious Arjuna Award – an accolade recognising outstanding performance in sports and games in the country. The left-handed star also remains the only golfer to have competed in both the Summer Olympic Games and Deaflympics.
28 years old (born on October 2, 1995)
Anne van Dam
5 wins on LET: 2016 Xiamen International Open, 2018 Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open and 2018 Andalucia Costa del Sol Open de Espana, 2019 ActewAGL Canberra Classic, 2019 Andalucia Costa del Sol Open de Espana
LET ranking in 2023: 6th
The Dutch golfer finished 2023 in impressive fashion with 6 top 5 finishes in the last 8 tournaments of the Race to Costa Del Sol, including second in the Andalucia Costa del Sol Open de España. Her late surge helped her climb to 71st in the Rolex World Ranking. The 2019 Solheim Cup winner cycled hundreds of kilometres on her bike in her down time during golf tournaments around the world. One of the most powerful players in the game, van Dam is incredibly fit. In December 2022, she raced a half Ironman to raise money for Grace Godfrey, the two-year-old daughter of LPGA player Jane Park and long-time caddie Pete Godfrey.
