The PIF London Championship is an exciting addition to the Ladies European Tour (LET), offering a substantial purse of £2 million.
The PIF London Championship will return for the 5th time to the Centurion Club in Hertfordshire from 8-10 August.
The PIF London Championship marks the 3rd event in a series of 5 tournaments, following successful competitions held in Saudi Arabia and South Korea.
This collaboration highlights the Public Investment Fund’s enduring commitment to women’s sports, featuring a total prize pool of $13 million across the series.
It prioritizes impactful community investment, enhancing its role as a powerful platform for promoting the growth and innovation in women’s professional golf.
This award amount stands out as one of the highest outside major tournaments, providing a valuable opportunity to enhance the earning potential for professional female golfers.
The KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and the U.S. Women’s Open share the top spot with the largest total purses ($12 million) in women’s golf for 2025.
The AIG Women’s Open is close behind and still pays nearly $10 million in total purse.
The PIF London Championship is a shining example of the rising prominence of women’s golf and tour players.
Look to Mimi Rhodes, currently ranked #1 on the Ladies European Tour, who has taken on the role of official touring professional ambassador for Sotogrande.
In 2024, Team Nadaud and Team Hall demonstrated remarkable prowess, tying after 36 intense holes; Nastasia Nadaud’s birdie on the third playoff hole became the defining moment, sealing the team’s triumph.
In individual stroke play, Leona Maguire achieved a monumental milestone, capturing her first LET victory with a breathtaking eagle on the 18th.
Past champions such as Leona Maguire (2024) and Nelly Korda (2023) have showcased impressive performances that have significantly contributed to elevating the event’s profile.
This year’s field features an impressive lineup of English players ready to shine.
Among them are Charley Hull, a proud Golf Saudi ambassador, and the remarkable Georgia Hall, alongside the current LET Order of Merit leader, Mimi Rhodes, who both achieved outstanding top-20 finishes at the same event.
The emerging talent of Annabell Fuller further enhances the strength of this homegrown challenge, inspiring everyone with their dedication and skill.
The remarkable 8-time LET champion and Solheim Cup standout, Carlota Ciganda, inspires alongside the talented 2023 Evian Championship winner, Celine Boutier, forming a powerful international contingent.