BRITISH STARS ADDED TO THE FIELD

Some of the biggest British talent has been added to the 2025 ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open field joining World No.17 Charley Hull will be Scotland’s Gemma Dryburgh, Major winner Georgia Hall and rising English Star Mimi Rhodes.

Scotland’s own LPGA Tour winner Gemma Dryburgh will be leading the home challenge in what will be her ninth appearance at the event. The 2022 TOTO Japan Classic champion is excited to return to play in front of her home crowd, saying: “It’s always a special week at the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open. Having all my family and friends there to support me, as well as playing in front of the Scottish crowd, is so much fun. I’ve been working hard and feeling good about my game, so I’m really looking forward to being back in Scotland and embracing the unique challenge of links golf”

 

2019 AIG Women’s Open Champion Georgia Hall will also be making her return to Dundonald Links. She has proven to be one of the more consistent performers on links courses, with solid results at this event including a T12 finish last year and her best performance of T9 in 2017.

 

Mimi Rhodes, one of British golf’s brightest rising stars and currently ranked No.1 on the LET, will make her debut at the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open this year. Following an impressive amateur career and a recent transition to the professional ranks, the 24 year old has already claimed three wins on the LET this season which included back-to-back wins in consecutive stars in March/April at the Ford Women’s NSW Open and Joburg Ladies Open. Her 3rd win came at May’s Dutch Ladies Open with consecutive rounds of 69. She also carded her first professional hole-in-one at the Tenerife Women’s Open.