Georgia Oboh earns 2026 Ladies European tour card in Morocco
Nigerian golf star, Georgia Oboh, at the weekend secured her Ladies European Tour (LET) 2026 Card after a strong performance at the Lalla Aicha Q-School held at Al Maaden Golf Marrakesh and Royal Golf Marrakesh in Morocco. Oboh closed the four-day qualifier with a final-round score of 70, improving her aggregate score to 13-under-par 277. […]
Georgia Oboh
Nigerian golf star, Georgia Oboh, at the weekend secured her Ladies European Tour (LET) 2026 Card after a strong performance at the Lalla Aicha Q-School held at Al Maaden Golf Marrakesh and Royal Golf Marrakesh in Morocco.
Oboh closed the four-day qualifier with a final-round score of 70, improving her aggregate score to 13-under-par 277.
The Manchester-born professional posted rounds of 68, 69, 70 and 70 to finish tied for fifth place, a result that placed her among the top 20 players who earned Category 12 status on the 2026 LET.
She and South Africa’s Caitlyn MacNab, who finished 12th at 10-under-par, were the only African golfers to make the professional cut and earn full LET cards for the 2026 season.
Oboh ended the tournament in a four-way tie with Scotland’s Hanna Darling, Ireland’s Aine Donegan and France’s Emma Grechi.
The standout performer in Marrakesh was Poland’s Dorota Zalewska, who topped the leaderboard after firing a final-round 67 (-6) to finish on 19-under-par, winning by three shots.
“I’m feeling incredible. Dreams coming true, basically. To be honest it’s hard to even speak right now. My ability to score again this week was really good. It’s something I have been struggling with the past two years on tour. Especially this year, I was hitting it well but couldn’t score. This week, it all clicked. Patience paid off and I didn’t give up.
“Little Dory would be proud. I’m a fighter. I never quit and I didn’t quit this time. It gives me a good perspective on the future. I trust myself and trust my gut. I would love to play the PIF Series events next year. I’m excited to see how those tournaments look,” the 26-year-old Zalewska said.
United States golfer Anna Morgan finished in a clear second position, three strokes behind the winner, to become her country’s newest LET member after returning rounds of 70, 68, 67 and 69 across the two Marrakesh courses.
Her compatriot, Alexandra Swayne, claimed third place at 15-under-par, finishing ahead of Slovenia’s Anna Belac, who placed fourth at 14-under-par.