PIF Championship

Canada’s Anna Huang secured a wire-to-wire victory at the 2026 PIF London Championship, claiming her fourth Ladies European Tour title in just 11 months. The 17-year-old finished at 22-under-par, two shots clear of England’s Charley Hull, who took second place. Huang’s victory also saw her become the youngest player ever to win four LET titles, surpassing Lydia Ko’s previous record. Singapore’s Shannon Tan finished third at 17-under-par, rounding out a memorable championship at Centurion Club.

In one of the closest individual contests in the event’s history, Laura Fuenfstueck birdied the final hole to secure an emotional maiden Ladies European Tour victory, finishing at 10-under-par. The team competition was equally compelling, with Danielle Du Toit making the most of a late entry into the field. Alongside Megan Dennis, Marta Sanz Barrio and Sarah Kemp, Team Du Toit posted an impressive 29-under-par total to claim the team title.

Team Nadaud, captained by Nastasia Nadaud, clinched the team title with a score of -24, winning in a playoff against Team Georgia Hall. In the individual competition, Leona Maguire secured her maiden Ladies European Tour title, finishing at -8, one stroke ahead of María Hernández. LPGA Maguire’s victory was highlighted by a stunning eagle on the final hole, making her the first Irishwoman to win on the LET.

Team Georgia Hall clinched the team title with a score of -24, narrowly edging out Team Charley Hull by one stroke. In the individual competition, Nelly Korda delivered a dominant performance, finishing at -11 to secure a four-stroke victory over Charley Hull. Korda’s triumph marked her third individual title in the Aramco Team Series, underscoring her consistent excellence in the series.

At the 2022 Aramco Team Series London event, Team Garcia claimed victory in the team competition with an impressive score of -27, showcasing exceptional collaboration and skill. In the individual event, Bronte Law emerged triumphant, securing the title with a standout score of -9, capped by a dramatic eagle on the 18th hole to seal her win.

Team Cowan won the team title at -41, while Marianne Skarpnord claimed the individual crown at -13 after a thrilling final round. The inaugural Aramco Team Series introduced its innovative team-and-individual format, setting the stage for future editions and establishing Centurion Club as a premier venue for professional golf.