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The LPGA Scottish Open is set to take place at Dundonald Links from July 23 to 26, 2026, boasting one of the strongest fields of the year. Among the elite competitors, Charley Hull stands out, leading a roster packed with top-ranked players.

Seven of the world’s top ten golfers have confirmed their participation in this prestigious co-sanctioned event. World No. 1 Nelly Korda and the defending champion Lottie Woad headline the list, with Hull representing England’s finest on home turf.

Charley Hull Brings Rising Profile to 2026 LPGA Scottish Open

Marking her 10th consecutive appearance at the Scottish Open, Charley Hull continues to impress. The British star reached a career-high ranking of No. 3 in the world this فبراير—an unprecedented achievement for an Englishwoman in the Rolex Rankings. Throughout her Scottish Open tenure, Hull has consistently performed well, never missing a cut at Dundonald Links and securing her best finishes with two fifth-place results in 2021 and 2024.

Lottie Woad returns to defend the title she claimed during her professional debut last year. Now ranked No. 5 globally, Woad aims to build on last season’s breakthrough performance at this familiar venue.

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The depth of the field extends well beyond the leading trio. A remarkable total of 19 major champions, collectively holding 35 major titles, are entered in the tournament. Alongside Hull, Korda, and Woad, other top-ranked contenders include No. 4 Hyo Joo Kim, No. 6 Miyu Yamashita, No. 9 Hannah Green, and No. 10 Sei Young Kim.

This event remains the sole LPGA Tour stop in Scotland for the season, underscoring its significance on the 2026 calendar and offering a compelling showcase of world-class women’s golf on a challenging links course.

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