Hannah Darling Secures LET Card at Qualifying School

News Summary

Hannah Darling has made waves in the golf world by securing her Ladies European Tour (LET) card at the Lalla Aicha Qualifying School in Morocco. Finishing with a remarkable score of 13-under-par, her strong performance in the last two rounds allowed her to rise from joint-35th to the top 20. With support from the Sean Connery Foundation, her emotional celebration reflects her determination. Looking ahead to the 2026 LET season, she stands as a promising representative for Scottish golf.

Hannah Darling Shines Bright at Lalla Aicha Qualifying School

Buckle up, golf fans! We have some thrilling news from the heart of Morocco, where Hannah Darling has officially secured her Ladies European Tour (LET) card after a phenomenal performance at the Lalla Aicha Qualifying School. Talk about making a statement!

Impressive Final Rounds

Hannah wrapped up the tournament with a remarkable score of 13-under-par. In her *last two rounds*, she showcased her exceptional skills, finishing with scores of six-under-par 67 and four-under-par 68. That’s not just good; that’s championship material!

Initially starting in a more challenging position, joint-35th place, she skillfully climbed her way into the top 20 by covering the final 36 holes in a spectacular ten-under-par. Proving that persistence pays off, her success transformed her outlook on the tournament and her future.

Emotional Celebration

A Little Help Goes a Long Way

Sean Connery Foundation through Scottish Golf’s women’s professional transition programme. This support helped her navigate her initial struggles when turning professional this past summer, particularly during a disappointing stint at the LPGA Q-Series.

Keeping Cool Under Pressure

The Role of Teamwork

Heather MacRae. Their relationship went beyond the typical dynamics of a caddie and golfer; Heather was a kind of *psychologist, friend, and assistant*, providing the encouragement that kept Hannah’s spirits high.

Proud Father Moves Mountains

What’s Next on the Calendar

2026 LET season is just around the corner, kicking off in February with the exciting $5m PIF Saudi Ladies International. Following this, there’s an *Australian Swing* on the schedule that promises to be equally exhilarating.

Other Competitors Shine as Well

Dorota Zalewska, Aine Donegan, Caley McGinty, and Meghan MacLaren also clinched their LET cards. Meanwhile, fellow Scot Louise Duncan narrowly missed out on card eligibility, finishing just outside the coveted zone. Gabrielle Macdonald faced a tougher challenge, finishing in 153rd place overall.

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