It was the Spaniard Carlota Ciganda who won the Aramco Team Series Florida, ahead of the Czech Klára Davidson Spilková by one point. Céline Herbin finished 7th this Sunday in Florida and signs a second top 10 in two weeks, following her excellent 2nd place at the Jabra Ladies Open in Évian. The team classification of the event was won this Friday by the quartet led by Pauline Roussin-Bouchard.

Aramco Team Series: Carlota Ciganda wins, Céline Herbin 7th

Spaniard Carlota Ciganda wins the Aramco Team Series in Florida – Credit: Tristan Jones/ LET

Charlotte Ciganda  won the individual titleAramco Team Series presented by PIF – Florida.
The Spaniard started the first final round in the lead, but with two bogeys on her first three holes at Trump International Golf Club West Palm Beach. However, the Solheim Cup-winning player quickly recovered with three birdies on the six, seven and ninth holes to maintain control halfway through her day.

Another lost shot on the 10 was quickly eradicated by a birdie on the 13, but then Ciganda found the water on the 16 and conceded a double bogey. But the 32-year-old kept her composure and pared twice on her final two holes to finish at two under par, which was enough to clinch her seventh LET title.

« Winning, I think, is always special. It's not easy to win these days.", Ciganda said. "JI think there are a lot of good players and a lot of young people are coming in very strong.
“Coming here and winning against big names like Lexi, Lydia Ko and Alison Lee – they are all great players – and also the best Europeans. I love playing in Europe. It's a great atmosphere. It's always very friendly and like a family”.
« Since I came here and played this course I thought patience was key this week. I think this is a very tricky golf course. Almost every hole has a stream or a lake or a hazard. It's a great golf course to hit the ball and you have to land it in the right spot."
« I said to myself be patient and give yourself birdie chances. I thought even five or ten people weren't going to finish under par because of the wind and the course. I played very well all three days. My putting was excellent too. I'm just very happy that I was able to do it. »
« On the last one I hit a good first putt, you have to wait and you know that's the putt you have to go in to win. Suddenly you find yourself in an incredible state of excitement, just the nerves. I was nervous, I'm not going to lie, and I think I held myself pretty well and very happy that I did it. »

German Olivia cowan produced the best card of the day with a 68 (-4) to finish one point behind tied for third alongside the world number three Lydia Ko.
The Slovenian Ana Belac finished a good week tied for fifth alongside the American Alison lee on par with the French Celine Herbin and the Scottish Louise Duncan a shot further. The Swedish Linnea Johansson finished the tournament in ninth place on three points with five players tied for tenth place on four points.

In the Race to Costa del Sol 2023, Aditi Ashok is still in the lead and now has 1 points at the top of the standings.
The Swedish Linn Grant is second with 1 points after increasing her total with the Spaniard Ana Peláez Trivino in third with 887,33 points.
The Czech Spilkova moved from ninth to fourth place with her second place and now has 804,16 points, while the Frenchwoman Pauline Roussin-Bouchard is fifth with 588 points.
The Englishwoman Lily May Humphreys is sixth with 561,33, the winner Ciganda goes from 78th to seventh and now has 560 points to his credit.
The South African Ashleigh Buhai is eighth, the English Alice Hewson is ninth and the Swedish maja stark completes the top ten.

The other Tricolores involved in this Aramco Team Series-Florida completed the race further down the standings. Emma Grechi finished 28th at +7, Pauline Roussin-Bouchard 35th to +9, Nastasia Nadaud 45th at +11, and Agathe Sauzon 58th at +14. On their side Anne-Charlotte Mora, Anais Meyssonnier et Anne-Lise Caudal had not made the cut in the first two rounds.

See the full ranking here

Read the previous article by clicking here

Pauline Roussin-Bouchard wins the Aramco Team Series in Singapore