LET Access Series

The LET Access Series (LETAS) is a professional golf tour for women and the official development tour to the Ladies European Tour.

Launched in 2010, the LET Access Series provides players with an opportunity to compete and progress on to the LET. Eligible for membership are all female professional golfers and amateurs over 18 with a handicap of 2 or better.^[1]

As one of the eight major women's tours (along with LPGA, JLPGA, KLPGA, LET, ALPG, Symetra Tour and China LPGA Tour) performances on LETAS carry Women's World Golf Rankings points.

Seasons

The top five players on the 2015 LETAS Order of Merit earned LET membership for the 2016 season. Players finishing in positions 6–20 got to skip the first stage of the qualifying event and automatically progress to the final stage of the Lalla Aicha Tour School.^[1]

In 2014 over 250 professionals and 200 amateurs competed. The season consisted of 16 tournaments in 12 countries with prize funds of €30,000 – €50,000, and saw 11 winners from 8 countries.^[1]

2015 Order of Merit rankings

Rank	Player	Country	Events	Points[2]
1	Olivia Cowan	Germany	11	29486.12
2	Natalia Escuriola	Spain	12	27972.00
3	Isi Gabsa	Germany	13	25880.33
4	Johanna Gustavsson	Sweden	15	22118.33
5	Krista Bakker	Finland	10	20212.62
6	Oona Vartiainen	Finland	15	19870.66
7	Kym Larratt	England	15	17935.95
8	Michele Thomson	Scotland	15	17685.50
9	Rachel Raastad	Norway	15	14343.32
10	Sanna Nuutinen	Finland	15	12410.00

      Earned membership for the 2016 Ladies European Tour.

2014 Order of Merit rankings

Rank	Player	Country	Events	Points[3]
1	Emma Westin	Sweden	12	29368.33
2	Lina Boqvist	Sweden	15	27419.00
3	Daisy Nielsen	Denmark	15	26998.83
4	Isabella Ramsay	Sweden	14	24958.93
5	Tonje Daffinrud	Norway	8	20135.00
6	Caroline Rominger	Switzerland	15	19145.00
7	Vittoria Valvassori	Italy	16	18282.50
8	Melanie Maetzler	Switzerland	16	17797.73
9	Maria Beautell	Spain	15	16210.23
10	Emma Nilsson	Sweden	14	16142.00

2013 Order of Merit rankings

Rank	Player	Country	Events	Points[4]
1	Mireia Prat	Spain	15	34313.93
2	Patricia Sanz Barrio	Spain	12	23786.25
3	Nicole Broch Larsen	Denmark	10	17724.33
4	Chloe Leurquin	Belgium	14	17494.67
5	Fabienne In-Albon	Switzerland	13	14106.00
6	Heather MacRae	Scotland	14	14064.67
7	Steffi Kirchmayr	Germany	14	13638.25
8	Caroline Martens	Norway	14	13432.93
9	Chrisje de Vries	Netherlands	14	13378.33
10	Pamela Feggans	Scotland	14	11930.00

2012 Order of Merit rankings

Rank	Player	Country	Events	Points[5]
1	Pamela Pretswell	Scotland	12	19372.25
2	Marion Ricordeau	France	12	18946.33
3	Cecilie Lundgreen	Norway	9	15276.85
4	Katy McNicoll	Scotland	13	15165.00
5	Julie Tvede	Denmark	13	12027.68
6	Antonella Cvitan	Sweden	11	10735.44
7	Anastasia Kostina	Russia	12	10083.33
8	Viva Schlasberg	Sweden	13	9964.41
9	Tamara Johns	Australia	10	9790.05
10	Pamela Feggans	Scotland	10	9580.25

2011 Order of Merit rankings

Rank	Player	Country	Events	Points[6] ==
1	Marieke Nivard	Netherlands	7	15,106.25
2	Henrietta Zuel	England	4	13,616.25
3	Marjet van der Graaff	Netherlands	6	12,035.00
4	Julie Tvede	Denmark	6	9,645.00
5	Julie Maisongrosse	France	4	8,700.00
6	Joanna Klatten	France	4	7,482.50
7	Camille Fallay	France	6	7,475.00
8	Maria Beautell	Spain	6	7,340.00
9	Anna Rossi	Italy	7	6,815.00
10	Margherita Rigon	Italy	4	6,008.33

2010 Order of Merit rankings

Rank	Player	Country	Events	Points[7]
1	Caroline Afonso	France	4	16,300.00
2	Jade Schaeffer	France	3	13,200.00
3	Julie Tvede	Denmark	5	12,133.33
4	Holly Aitchison	England	4	9,550.00
5	Barbara Genuini	France	5	8,650.00
6	Julie Greciet	France	4	7,600.00
7	Rhian Wyn Thomas	Wales	5	7,510.00
8	Ana Larraneta	Spain	3	6,900.00
9	Camille Fallay	France	3	6,450.00
10	Natalie David-Mila	France	5	6,400.00

See also

• Ladies European Tour
• Symetra Tour

References

External links

• Official website