England's Eleanor Givens wins first Ladies European Tour title at 210th attempt as Alexandra Försterling gets ball stuck in tree
- Posted on August 15, 2026
- By Sky Sport
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In brief
After 210 competitive attempts on the Ladies European Tour, Eleanor Givens finally secured her breakthrough victory, marking a significant milestone in her professional golf career. The English golfer's triumph adds to an impressive season for British talent on the tour, joining compatriots Charley Hull and Esme Hamilton in the winner's circle. In an unusual moment during the tournament, competitor Alexandra Försterling demonstrated composure when her tee shot lodged in a tree at the 14th hole, ultimately escaping with a par and finishing in a share of second place.
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England's Eleanor Givens wins first Ladies European Tour title at 210th attempt as Alexandra Försterling gets ball stuck in tree
Eleanor Givens becomes third English winner on Ladies European Tour this season, after Charley Hull and Esme Hamilton; Alexandra Forsterling, who escapes with par at 14 after ball gets stuck in tree off the tee, takes share of second place; watch Irish Open on Sky Sports from August 27
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