After the successful conclusion of the Big Green Egg Open, the Ladies European Tour now makes its way to Switzerland for the VP Banks Swiss Ladies Open. This year’s tournament holds special significance as it marks the fourth consecutive edition following an eight-year hiatus.

The picturesque Golfpark Holzhäusern will once again serve as the venue, as it has for the past four editions. With its challenging 71-par course, this event promises a unique test of precision and skill, especially off the tee. The tournament will feature a field of 126 players hailing from 24 different countries, all competing in a 54-hole format in strokeplay style.

How to watch VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open 2023?

The broadcasting information for the event will soon be updated on the official website, but the overall viewing options are expected to be pretty much the same as last year. The VP Banks Swiss Ladies Open is scheduled to take place from September 15 to 17, 2023.

You can watch the event via live streaming on the LET website during the following time slots: from 12:00 to 16:00 GMT and at 11:00 and 15:00 GMT.

Additionally, the tournament will be broadcast on various platforms worldwide, including Golf TV for global coverage, Fox Sports for viewers in Australia, Golf Channel France for the audience in France, Spark for fans in New Zealand, Sport Cast for viewers in Taiwan, Sky Sports for those in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and Golf Channel for audiences in the USA and Canada.

These broadcasting options ensure that fans from around the world can enjoy the VP Banks Swiss Ladies Open and witness the excitement of the tournament. There will also be an option of purchasing tickets and watching the match shape up in person. General admission happens to be free-for-all-visitors with no requirement of pre-registration or buying tickets. However, hospitality will be available for an additional price for those spectators who are on a hunt for a more premium experience.

Power rankings for VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open 2023

England’s Liz Young, last year’s defending champion, will be back to defend her title. However, Liz faced some challenges in the 2023 LPGA tournaments, including missed cuts in the FREED GROUP Women’s Scottish Open, AIG Women’s Open, and ISPS Handa World Invitational. Her scores were consistently above par.

Celine Boutier had a mixed performance in the 2023 LPGA tournaments. She had a shining moment at the Amundi Evian Championship, winning with an impressive score of 270 (-14) and earning a substantial $1,000,000 prize. However, her results varied in other tournaments. She secured a top-5 finish at the Honda LPGA Thailand (T4) but faced difficulties, like missing the cut at the Mizuho Americas Open. Overall, her season had its ups and downs, with moments of success and challenges in different tournaments.

Diksha Dagar, ranked 162 in the Rolex rankings, had a solid performance at the Big Green Egg Open on the Ladies European Tour. She currently ranks third in the Race to Costa Del Sol, the LET’s Order of Merit, thanks to one win and six top-10 finishes. Notably, she achieved a career-best T21 finish in a Major at the AIG Women’s Open.

Nuria Iturrioz had a strong performance in the 2023 LPGA season, securing a top-10 finish at the AIG Women’s Open and consistently competing at a high level, displaying her skill and determination on the course.

Lisa Pettersson showcased outstanding form at the Helsingborg Open 2023, clinching the title with a stellar score of 205 (-11). Her consistent and skillful play, including a crucial eagle on the 18th hole, secured her victory and a 7th-place finish in the Race To Costa Del Sol (order of merit).

The Swiss contingent includes nine players, with Kim Metraux leading the charge, alongside promising rookies Vanessa Knecht and Tiffany Arafi. Local talent is also highlighted by amateurs Sarah Uebelhart, Caroline Sturdza, and Natalie Armbruester, while Elena Moosmann, a star, returns with an invite.

Furthermore, the field features seven winners from the 2023 season, including Kristyna Napoleaova, Smilla Tarning Soenderby, Patricia Isabel Schmidt, and Lily May Humphreys. This diverse mix of international stars, emerging talents, and seasoned champions promises an exciting and competitive tournament at Golfpark Holzhäusern in Switzerland.

Prize money and more for VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open 2023

The golfers will be competing for an enormous amount of $370,000. There will be a cut line that will be put into place for the top 60 players and ties after the first two rounds are completed.

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The schedule is set to begin from Friday at eight local time. Updates about the event will be posted regularly on LET golf pages with the hashtag #SwissLadiesOpen. Are you all set to watch the Swiss Ladies open and make your weekend entertainment-packed?

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