Indian golfer Pranavi Urs carded a final-round four-under 68 at the Wistron Ladies Open in Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei on 1 November 2026, finishing tied 17th overall — her ninth top-20 finish of the Ladies European Tour (LET) season. Meanwhile, South Africa's Casandra Alexander delivered a stunning closing 64 (-8) to win the tournament by three strokes and clinch an unassailable lead in the 2026 LET Order of Merit.

Pranavi Urs: A Consistent Season Cap

Urs ended the week at nine-under 279, with rounds of 70-68-73-68 at Sunrise Golf and Country Club. Her final round featured three consecutive birdies on holes two, three, and four, followed by a bogey on the fifth. On the back nine, she converted birdies on the 10th, 13th, and 17th holes, with a bogey on the 12th.

The result adds to a season that has also included two top-5 finishes, one of which came at her home event, the Women's Indian Open. Urs remains the top-ranked Indian woman golfer on the tour and has shown consistent form across the season's final stretch.

Alexander Seals Title and Order of Merit

Alexander opened the tournament with a 64 (-8) and produced rounds of 71-68-64 over the remaining three days to finish at a commanding 21-under-par. Her flawless closing 64 included birdies on the third, sixth, ninth, and 10th holes and a crucial eagle on the par-5 13th, before she added birdies on 16 and the 18th to seal the win.

It is Alexander's fourth LET title overall and her third victory in five appearances on the tour this year, having previously won the KPMG Women's Irish Open and the Buccellati Ladies Italian Open in 2026. The world number 27 now sits atop the LET Order of Merit standings with 3,456.48 points, having clinched the title with two events remaining.

'That was pretty spectacular; that's the most comfortable I have felt in a final round,' said Alexander. 'I wouldn't say I hit it unbelievable today either, but I just walked off and signed for an eight-under. I made birdies where I needed to, and I made some clutch pars. Pretty spectacular and pretty special. I'm upset that my husband is not here, but that's alright!'

Leaderboard: Final Standings

England's Hannah Screen finished in solo second place at 18-under-par after a final-round 66 (-6) — her best-ever LET result. Screen made six birdies across her final 10 holes in a strong late charge. Pei-Ying Tsai of Chinese Taipei and England's Mimi Rhodes shared third place at 17-under-par.

Home favourite Ching Huang finished fifth at 15-under, with compatriot Cheng-Hsuan Shih in sixth. Spain's Ana Pelaez Trivino and Chinese Taipei's Phoebe Yao were tied seventh at 13-under, England's Alice Hewson was ninth after a closing 67 (-5), and Ginnie Ding of Hong Kong and Thailand's Cholcheva Wongras rounded out the top 10 at 11-under.

Order of Merit Picture and What's Next

In the updated LET Order of Merit, Alexander leads with 3,456.48 points. Canada's Anna Huang is second, Australia's Kelsey Bennett third, Germany's Alexandra Försterling fourth, and France's Agathe Laisné fifth. Screen climbed from 44th to 20th, while Rhodes rose from 112th to 67th following their strong finishes.

The LET moves to Shenzhen, China next week for the Aramco China Championship at Mission Hills, scheduled from 5 to 8 November. With the Order of Merit wrapped up, all eyes will be on who finishes the season strongly in the remaining two events.