Kelsey Bennett fifth as Lydia Ko’s LET record falls

Kelsey Bennett has moved up to third on the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit after finishing fifth at the PIF London Championship, a week that also saw 17-year-old Anna Huang break an 11-year-old Lydia Ko record.

Kelsey Bennett’s brush with fame ahead of major return

From bumping into Nelly Korda at registration to watching Grace Kim practise over breakfast, Kelsey Bennett has had a starstruck lead-up to just her second career major at this week’s Amundi Evian Championship.

Complete guide to the Amundi Evian Championship

From Rachel Hetherington’s win 25 years ago to Grace Kim’s stunning playoff triumph last year, Evian has a habit of being kind to Australian golfers. Here’s your complete guide to this year’s championship, including full player profiles and TV times.

Aussie omen in the LET’s return to Evian

The six Aussies in the Jabra Ladies Open de France field at Evian Resort this week, Stephanie Bunque, Kelsey Bennett, Kirsten Rudgeley, Maddison Hinson-Tolchard, Justice Bosio and Whitney Hillier, along with reserve Belinda Ji, were all invited by the LET to recreate Grace Kim’s historic shot during a practice round.

Anna Huang rewrites the history books as Kelsey Bennett dazzles in Morocco

Kelsey Bennett came within touching distance of another Ladies European Tour victory in Morocco before Canadian teen Anna Huang produced a history-making final round at the Lalla Meryem Cup. The Queenslander’s runner-up finish continues her outstanding 2026 campaign and cements her place among the LET’s form players.

Milestone moment for Aussie duo in Las Vegas

Rising Aussie duo Kelsey Bennett and Maddison Hinson-Tolchard will share a career first this week when they tee it up in their first LPGA Tour event as professionals in the United States.

Hot field descends for the Women’s NSW Open

Magenta Shores Golf & Country Club, on the Central Coast of New South Wales, welcomes a strong field this Easter weekend as the Ladies European Tour (LET) and WPGA Tour of Australasia co-sanction the Women’s NSW Open, where a prize purse of $500,000 is on offer in addition to the Jan Stephenson Trophy.