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A year on from her breakthrough victory at Bonville, Steph Kyriacou talks about a whirlwind rookie season on the Ladies European Tour – and how she plans on going to the next level.
Kyriacou also ranked third on the tour’s Race to Costa del Sol points race behind the dominant Dane Emily Kristine Pedersen and Sweden’s Julia Engstrom across the season.
With Australia’s borders effectively closed until at least mid-2021, Golf NSW in conjunction with the Australian Ladies Professional Golf (ALPG) and the Ladies European Tour (LET) made the difficult decision to cancel the twin championships for next year.
The field at Troon will be comprised of the leading players from the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings as well as recognising successful players from recent tournaments staged on the world’s leading tours.
Officials for the tournament announced the decision overnight, citing ongoing travel/border restrictions and government quarantine requirements for the cancellation.
Kyriacou is a well-credentialled player with victories in some of Australia’s biggest amateur events, but the win at the Geoff King Motors Australian Ladies Classic is a class above.
Australian Golf Digest
