Who won the 2024 Wistron Ladies Open? Final leaderboard explored

The Wistron Ladies Open on the Ladies European Tour (LET) concluded on Sunday, October 13 at the Sunrise Golf and Country Club in Taiwan. Chiara Tamburlini held a wire-to-wire lead in the event, eventually winning by four strokes.

Tamburlini carded a 12-under total to win the Wistron Ladies Open. Local player Yu-Sang Hou finished in second place at 8-under.

2024 Wistron Ladies Open Final Leaderboard

The following is the final leaderboard for the Wistron Ladies Open:

1 Chiara Tamburlini -12
2 Yu-Sang Hou -8
3 Perrine Delacour -7
T4 Maria Hernandez -6
T4 Virginia Elena Carta -6
T4 Nastasia Nadaud -6
T4 Nicole Garcia -6
T8 Marta Martin -5
T8 Pei-Ying Tsai -5
T8 Trichat Cheenglab -5
T8 Emma Spitz -5
T12 Bronte Law -4
T12 Casandra Alexander -4
T12 Manon De Roey -4
T12 Chloe Williams -4
T12 Li-Ning Wang -4
T17 Moa Folke -3
T17 P.K. Kongkraphan -3
T17 Chonlada Chayanun -3
T20 Ana Pelaez Trivino -2
T20 Kusuma Meechai -2
T22 Alice Hewson -1
T22 Nuria Iturrioz -1
T22 Szu-Han Chen -1
T22 Yuna Arakawa -1
T22 Ornnicha Konsunthea -1
T27 Liz Young E
T27 Amy Taylor E
T27 Pakin Kawinpakorn E
T30 Supamas Sangchan +1
T30 Vivian Hou +1
T30 Anne Van Dam +1
T30 Annabel Dimmock +1
T34 Ayako Uehara +2
T34 Min-Jou Chen +2
T34 Madelene Stavnar +2
T34 Hsin Lee +2
T38 Jo-Hua Hung +3
T38 Lee-Anne Pace +3
T38 Lily May Humphreys +3
T41 Saraporn Chamchoi +4
T41 Nanthikarn Raksachat +4
T41 Kornkamol Sukaree +4
T41 Shannon Tan +4
T41 Green Poruangrong +4
T46 Hsuan-Ping Chang +5
T46 Noora Komulainen +5
T46 Patricia Isabel Schmidt +5
T46 Min Lee +5
T46 Kultida Pramphun +5
T46 Ya-Ni Tseng +5
T46 Kirsten Rudgeley +5
T46 Punpaka Phuntumabamrung +5
T54 Jessica Peng +6
T54 Tsai-Ching Tseng +6
T54 Wenny Chang +6
57 Sara Kouskova +7
58 Hannah Burke +9
59 Ya-Pin Yang +10
60 Meghan MacLaren +11
61 Gabriella Cowley +14

Chiara Tamburlini closed at full speed at the Wistron Ladies Open with four birdies and one bogey (3 under) in the fourth and decisive round. Her score was enough to maintain her four-stroke lead from the previous day and win her third LET title of the season.

After winning the Wistron Ladies Open, Tamburlini said (via LET News Service):

“It’s an incredible feeling. It’s been a long week and to see the video of them engraving my name on the trophy is an incredible feeling. I’m just so proud to be in this situation right now."

Tamburlini now leads the circuit's Order of Merit by nearly 1,000 points with just three events remaining on the regular schedule. With three wins and seven other top-10 finishes in 22 tournaments, the Swiss player is the overwhelming favorite to be named the LET's MVP and Rookie of the Year for the 2024 season.

Since the inception of the Player of the Year award in 1995, only four players have won both awards in the same year. They are Caroline Hedwall (2011), Carlota Ciganda (2012), Atthaya Thitikul (2021) and Linn Grant (2022).

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