The U.S. Women’s Professional Golf (LPGA) Tour will conclude its month-long European schedule in Northern Ireland, England. The LPGA Tour will host the ISPS Handa World Invitational ($1.5 million purse) at Galgorm Castle Golf Club (par-72, 6,527 yards) and Castle Rock Golf Club (par-73, 6,231 yards) in Antrim, Northern Ireland, beginning Sept. 17.It will be the fourth event in Europe after the Evian Championship, a major in France, from July 27-30.The Freddie Group Scottish Women’s Open was held in Scotland from March 3-6, and the AIG Women’s Open, the final major of the season, was held in England last week. Next week, the CPKC Women’s Open will take place across the Atlantic in Vancouver, Canada. This tournament is unique in that it will be held at the same time and on the same course as the DP World Tour, the men’s professional golf tour .A field of 144 men and women will compete, with the top 60 players advancing to the next round after the second round and the top 35 after the 카지노사이트킹 third round. The Ladies European Tour (LET) is co-hosting the event, so a total of 64 LET players are on the roster .Rounds one and two will alternate between the two courses, while rounds three and four will be played exclusively at Galgorm Castle Golf Club .Most of the LPGA Tour’s top players will be absent from the event after a grueling three-week European schedule that included two majors .World No. 3 Jin Young Ko will be taking some time off to rest and regroup, as will Kim Hyo-joo (No. 7), Shin Ji-ae (No. 17) and Jeon In-ji (No. 25).Only Lee Il-hee, Hong Ye-eun and rookies Park Geum-kang and Joo Soo-bin will be traveling to Northern Ireland in search of their first win of the season. It is also the last tournament for European players to earn points towards the 2024 Solheim Cup. The European team will consist of the top two players in the Solheim Cup points standings, the top six players in the world rankings and four players nominated by European Team Manager Susanne Pettersen (NOR).