The Lacoste Ladies Open de France is part of the Ladies European Tour, and has been part of the European professional circuit since its first edition in 1987. For this 33rd edition, players from all over the world will be attempting to succeed title-holder Inès Laklalech, a young Moroccan player who won the play-off, thus securing her first victory on the Ladies European Tour, which she joined in September 2021. American golfer Nelly Kordaworld number 2, and France's Céline Boutier, French number 1, have already confirmed their attendance.

The tournament is also open to amateur golfers looking for something new: an "Alliance" allows 36 amateur players to share the game with professional players during the first two rounds of competition.

A new edition under the sign of art
The original format of an experience at the crossroads of golf and art appealed to both golf and art enthusiasts in 2022, and will be repeated again this year. The tournament will feature a new open-air exhibition of contemporary works of art along the golf course fairways for the duration of the 33rd edition. The event's official poster features one of the works that was the attraction of the 2022 edition: a reproduction of the Venus de Milo, who has regained her arms to take hold of a golf club. More on the works on display here.

The Lacoste Ladies Open de France is free of charge. Come and watch the tournament, support the best French players, follow their results and take part in the on-site activities. A daily gazette with the course map and tee times will be distributed on site to help you follow the event.

The Lacoste Ladies Open de France is hosted by the City of Deauville with the support of the Normandy Region and the Department of Calvados.

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