Eleanor Givens captures first LET title at Swiss Ladies Open
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Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Eleanor Givens won her first Ladies European Tour title at the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open on August 15, 2026. The English golfer secured the victory with a final round score of five-under 66, finishing one shot ahead of her closest competitors. Alex Försterling, despite a challenging moment when her ball got stuck in a tree, finished tied for second place at 12 under par with Anna Foster and Whitney Hillier. Givens' strong performance included multiple birdies, leaving her with just one bogey over the week. This win marks her emergence as the third English winner on the tour this season, joining Charley Hull and Esme Hamilton.
- •Eleanor Givens won with a score of five-under 66 in the final round.
- •Givens becomes the third English winner on the LET this season.
- •Alexandra Försterling shared second with Anna Foster and Whitney Hillier at 12 under.
- •Givens had only one bogey throughout the tournament.
- •The next LET event is the KPMG Women’s Irish Open, starting August 27.
"England's Eleanor Givens won her first Ladies European Tour title at the 210th attempt with a one-shot victory at the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open.
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