Chacarra claims maiden LET title at Hulencourt Women's Open
•Carolina Chacarra won her maiden Ladies European Tour title by finishing on 12 under at the Hulencourt Women's Open in Belgium.
•The Spaniard's remarkable second-round 65 - which tied the course record - put her in control heading into the weekend, and she bounced back well from a disappointing third-round 73 with four birdies...
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Carolina Chacarra won her maiden Ladies European Tour title by finishing on 12 under at the Hulencourt Women's Open in Belgium.المصدر: Sky Sports | Source: Sky SportsThe Spaniard's remarkable second-round 65 - which tied the course record - put her in control heading into the weekend, and she bounced back well from a disappointing third-round 73 with four birdies in her final-round 68 to secure a prize pot that eclipsed all of her previous career earnings on the tour combined.
Chacarra's older brother Eugenio plays on the DP World Tour and enjoyed a superb June with victories at the KLM Open and Open d'Italia last weekend.
Meanwhile, Englishwoman Bronte Law finished fourth on four under after a final-round 70, one shot ahead of fellow Brit Hannah Screen in sixth after she finished the weekend strongly with a 66.
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Kelsie Bennett took a two-shot lead into the final round but finished three shots behind Chacarra on nine under following a final-day 73. After a disappointing front nine saw her notch a bogey without any birdies, two more bogeys on the back nine proved the nail in the coffin as the Australian ended as runner-up.
Aditi Ashok recorded five birdies and three bogeys in a final-round 70 to secure a seven-under finish and third on the leaderboard.
Luna Sobron Galmes equalled Chacarra's course record in her final round with an astonishing 10-birdie performance - which also included a bogey and a double-bogey - but a third-round 76 meant she finished outside the top 20 on two over.
What's next in women's golf?
The women's major season continues at the Amundi Evian Championship, held from July 9-12 at Evian Resort Golf Club in France and live on Sky Sports. Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract.
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