This week will also be the last chance for players to qualify for the European Solheim Cup team. The remainder of the event will be played at Galgorm. For the first two days, every player will play one round at Galgorm Castle Golf Club and the other at Castlerock Golf Club. Each tournament will feature two cuts, one to the top 60 and ties after 36 holes and another to the leading 35 players and ties after 54 holes. The tournament will feature parallel competitions on the men’s and women’s side: 144 women across the LPGA and LET and 144 men from the DP World Tour will each battle it out for $1.5 million in prize money in 72-hole stroke-play competitions. For its second playing in 2021, the tournament was promoted to the LPGA Tour schedule as a co-sanctioned event with the Ladies European Tour and the DP World Tour. The tournament had humble beginnings in 2019, when it was played on the Challenge Tour and featured an invite-only women’s competition. Not only does the event feature two concurrent competitions, but it also has two cuts and two courses to make play that much more compelling. The ISPS Handa World Invitational is one of the most unique events on the schedule.

The Tour will finish off its European swing in Ireland this week at the ISPS Handa World Invitational, a sensational event that spans three tours, two golf courses and always promises a dramatic finish. The major season has come to a close, but the LPGA hasn’t lost any steam and the thrills are far from over.

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