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The Costa del Sol Tourist Office has become a partner of LET this year by sponsoring the Order of Merit, which is now called the Race to Costa del Sol and rewards the performances of the players, recognizing the work, the courage and the determination it takes to achieve long-term goals.

Francisco Salado, President of the Costa del Sol Tourist Office, said “The Costa del Sol Tourist Office is proud to participate in this new stage in the history of LET. Professional women's golf will continue to grow in popularity, thanks to the dedication and mastery of the incredible LET players, and the message that the Costa del Sol is a championship of women's golf that will be greeted with joy by women golfers around the world. . "

The Race got off to a successful start in February with three first victories at the Australian Ladies Classic Bonville, the Investec Women's New South Wales Open and the Investec Women's South African Open. The ranking is currently led by the Swedish Julia Engström, champion of the Investec Women's New South Wales Open, followed by the Belgian Manon De Roey in second position and the English Alice Hewson, winner of the Investec Women's South African Open, in third position.

Alexandra Armas, Director General of LET, said: “The Race to Costa del Sol is an important part of the new LET and our mission is to #RaiseOurGame for women golfers today and those to come. The contribution of the Costa del Sol Tourist Board and its commitment to being a Ladies European Tour tournament is greatly appreciated by our players, who are eager to return to the Costa del Sol for our popular end of season event, the Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España, in November. "

Follow the Race to Costa del Sol and join the conversation on social media using the official hashtag #RaceToCostaDelSol.

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