World No.2 Annika Sörenstam will headline a stellar field at the Nykredit Masters at Simon’s Golf Club in Denmark, from 5-7 September 2008.

The 2008 edition of the Women’s World Cup of Golf featured a new format from previous years and led to much lower scoring.

Forty of the world’s best women golfers from 20 countries have arrived at Sun City for the fourth Women's World Cup of Golf.

The Ladies European Tour (LET) turns 30 in 2008 and is celebrating its growth from a predominantly British based tour into a fully fledged global sports organisation.

Germany’s Bettina Hauert has been nominated by her fellow Ladies European Tour professionals as the most outstanding player of the 2007 season.

The Ladies European Tour’s executive director Alexandra Armas today revealed the 2008 LET schedule. Next year the Tour will feature an unprecedented 28 events. It will also boast total prize money in excess of €12.3 million, which is the highest in the LET’s 30-year history.

The final event of the Ladies European Tour season saw the season’s honours awarded. The trophies supplied by Antiqualha, the Ladies European Tour’s Official Trophy supplier were awarded to Louise Stahle for the Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year and to Bettina Hauert for the Players’ Player of the Year.

Sweden’s Louise Stahle sealed her place as the Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year, in association with the Bill Johnson Trophy, after recording a joint 10th finish at the Dubai Ladies Masters in the Middle East.

(DUBAI – Sunday 16th December 2007) – Sweden’s Sophie Gustafson was crowned European number one for the third time when she won the Ladies European Tour’s 2007 New Star Money List on Sunday.

Sweden’s Annika Sorenstam successfully defended the Dubai Ladies Masters on Sunday and in so doing collected her first victory of 2007.