The Ladies European Tour returns to its regular season this week with the 2026 PIF London Championship. The tournament will be held at the Centurion Club in St Albans, England.
This is the sixth edition of the event and the second as the PIF London Championship. Last year’s winner, Laura Fuenfstueck, is not in the field this week.
The Centurion Club is a par 73 playing 6,479 yards. Simon Gidman designed the golf course, which opened in 2013. The purse for the 2026 PIF London Championship is $2 million.
Who to Watch at the 2026 PIF London Championship
There is a strong field at the 2026 PIF London Championship, which is hosted only a week after the AIG Women’s Open, the last LPGA Tour major of the season. Nine winners on the LET this season are in the field, along with seven LET winners from 2025.
World No. 6 Charley Hull is in the field this week. After a T6 finish last week at the AIG Women’s Open, she is looking for her second win on the Ladies European Tour this season after winning the PIF Saudi Ladies International in the first event of the season.
Hull is one of 20 English players competing this week. Another name to watch this week is Georgia Hall. The 2018 Women’s British Open champion is playing in her sixth tournament of the season after giving birth to her son Conor in February this year. Hall has made the cut in all three of her LET starts, with her best finish at the Hulencourt Women’s Open in 24th.
Last year’s runner-up Daniela Darquea is also looking forward to giving the PIF London Championship another shot. “It’s a place that I really like,” she said. “I really enjoy the golf course. I think it’s a really good setup, very demanding in different ways. But at the same time, it’s very rewarding if you take the risks. That’s what I remember a lot about last year.”
