Chacarra claims maiden LET title at Hulencourt Women's Open

Ladies European Tour: Carolina Chacarra wins Hulencourt Women's Open as Bronte Law, Hannah Screen record top-10 finishes Caorlina Chacarra wins her first Ladies European Tour title with a 12-under finish at the Hulencourt Women's Open; Brits Bronte Law and Hannah Screen finished in the top six; watch the Amundi Evian Championship from July 9-12 live on Sky Sports Sunday 5 July 2026 18:10, UK Carolina Chacarra won her maiden Ladies European Tour title by finishing on 12 under at the Hulencourt Women's Open in Belgium. The Spaniard's remarkable second-round 65 - which tied the course record - put her in control heading into the weekend, and she bounced back well from a disappointing third-round 73 with four birdies in her final-round 68 to secure a prize pot that eclipsed all of her previous career earnings on the tour combined. Chacarra's older brother Eugenio plays on the DP World Tour and enjoyed a superb June with victories at the KLM Open and Open d'Italia last weekend. Meanwhile, Englishwoman Bronte Law finished fourth on four under after a final-round 70, one shot ahead of fellow Brit Hannah Screen in sixth after she finished the weekend strongly with a 66. - How Nelly Korda fulfilled dream with US Women's Open win - When are the majors? Key dates, results and 2026 schedule - Not got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream golf with no contract Kelsie Bennett took a two-shot lead into the final round but finished three shots behind Chacarra on nine under following a final-day 73. After a disappointing front nine saw her notch a bogey without any birdies, two more bogeys on the back nine proved the nail in the coffin as the Australian ended as runner-up. Aditi Ashok recorded five birdies and three bogeys in a final-round 70 to secure a seven-under finish and third on the leaderboard. Luna Sobron Galmes equalled Chacarra's course record in her final round with an astonishing 10-birdie performance - which also included a bogey and a double-bogey - but a third-round 76 meant she finished outside the top 20 on two over. What's next in women's golf? The women's major season continues at the Amundi Evian Championship, held from July 9-12 at Evian Resort Golf Club in France and live on Sky Sports. Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract. Get the best prices and book a round at one of 1,700 courses across the UK & Ireland