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The Aramco Team Series has come back for the third year consecutively and brought with itself an opportunity to celebrate women’s golf. Aramco, a first-team event series of its kind, is known for its innovative format and unique draft system. From top female players in the golf world to exciting venues, the series continues to expand its horizons each year.

The series sanctioned by the Ladies European Tour has created much hype among fans who are eagerly waiting for its second round to begin on 19th May in Florida.

Five fancy venues graced by star golf players for Aramco Team Series

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To showcase it all around the world, the events will be held at these major and fancy venues – Round one has already been played in Singapore. Round two will be held in Florida from 19 – 21 May. The third round will be played in London from 14 – 16 July. Round four in Hong Kong from 6 – 8th October, and the fifth and final round from 27 – 29th October in Riyadh.

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Vying for the prize money will be Aramco’s last year New York Individual champion and star player Lexi Thompson, and the contemporary she defeated there, Jessica Korda. Joining them on the course will be LGPA Winner Lydia Ko, Aditi Ashok, Pauline Roussin, Linn Grant, and other prominent golfers. 

The prize purse and winner’s payout for each competition

The prize purse has in its store a mind-blowing $ 1 million for the competition. The prize money is the same as last year and is aimed towards elevating women’s golf. The game is divided into two formats- Individual competition and Team Competition. The individual title in itself is glorious, and its winner will be rewarded an amazing $75,000, It is played over the course of three days. And the team event is played over two days with 3 Pros and 1 Amateur, and has an incredible prize of $105,000.

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In its first round at Singapore, the Individual title was aced by young French Golfer, Pauline Roussin, who shot an impressive eight-under 64, including five birdies in six holes. In the group department, team Christine Wolf gets to take the trophy home. The team victory was enjoyed by Casandra Alexander, Katsuko Blalock, and Eleanor Givens.

Total prize money breakdown

Here is the breakdown of the prize purse for the team competition:

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1st$105,000
2nd$60,000
3rd$30,000
4th$26,520
5th$23,808
6th$21,720
7th$19,196
8th$17,726
9th$17,240
10th$16,776
11th$16,312
12th$15,848
13th$15,384
14th$14,170
15th$13,956
16th$13,242
17th$13,010
18th$12,778
19th$12,547
20th$12,267
21st$3,750
22nd$3,750
23rd$3,750
24th$3,750
25th$3,750
26th$3,750

 And the Price Purse breakdown for Individual competition is as follows:

1st$75,000
2nd$45,000
3rd$30,000
4th$22,500
5th$18,000
6th$15,550
7th$14,000
8th$12,500
9th$12,000
10th$11,500
11th$11,000
12th$10,500
13th$10,000
14th$9,500
15th$9,000
16th$8,750
17th$8,500
18th$8,250
19th$8,000
20th$7,750
21st$7,500
22nd$7,250
23rd$7,000
24th$6,750
25th$6,500
26th$6,250

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Who do you think will be the winner of this fierce competition? Let us know in the comments below.

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