Jade Schaeffer - Photo credit: © FStevens / ASO

Although recent, the Strasbourg edition already seems to be inked as an inescapable stage of the GENERALI Ladies Tour. In the perfect line of Dinard and surfing on a very beautiful first edition, the players will be there, auguring a spectacle of very high level and a bitter battle for the final victory.

While the GENERALI Open in Dinard marked the opening of the Ladies European Tour Access Series (LETAS) season, the GENERALI Open in Strasbourg is not to be outdone since it constitutes the opening of the season summer. Strasbourg will undoubtedly represent a pivotal moment for the players, where it will be essential to score precious points in order to be able to consider entering the LETAS Top 5 at the end of the season, synonymous with accession to the Ladies European Tour 2016. To date, the German Isi Gabsa dominates the classification with already 2 victories this season. It is therefore clear that the best players will be present and more than ever inclined to tame the demanding course of the Golf Club of Strasbourg.

As is customary on the GENERALI Ladies Tour, the best players from LETAS will be present alongside players from the Ladies European Tour (LET). No less than 120 players and 21 nationalities will try to succeed the young Englishwoman Georgia HALL, victorious in 2014.

The tricolor clan will be well represented; Lucie ANDRE, who has made a very good start to the season on the LET (35th in the standings) will be present next week. His beautiful 3rd place at the GENERALI Open in Dinard was indeed followed by a 7th place at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open on May 20th.

The regional of the Jade SCHAEFFER stage (67th European) will also be there and will be keen to captivate the victory on his land.

We will also find Ariane PROVOT, Mélodie BOURDY, Marie FOURQUIER, Astrid VAYSON DE PRADENNE as well as the ambassador GENERALI Caroline AFONSO.

However, our French will have a hard time facing the competition. Many LET players will be present at the Strasbourg Golf Club. Indeed, no less than 17 players from the European Top 100 will be present, including Margherita RIGON (31st), Mélanie MAETZLER (47th) or Ann-Kathrin LINDNER (53rd).

The endowment remains at € 30 and the cut, at the end of the 000nd round, is fixed at 2 players (more tied and amateurs).

A pivotal step, a GENERALI partner who wants to support the development of women's sport, a field of very high-level players, in summary ideal conditions to offer you a magnificent spectacle! We invite you to meet from June 11 to 13 at the Strasbourg Golf Club, entry is free!

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Source: ASO