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Williams joins Harry at AIG Women's Open

Chloe Williams qualified for the AIG Women’s Open after progressing from final qualifying at St Annes Old Links, joining fellow Welshwoman Darcey Harry in the field.

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Chloe Williams plays a shot during final qualifying for the AIG Women's Open

Chloe Williams is 373rd in the women’s golf world rankings. Wales will have two representatives at this week’s AIG Women’s Open after Williams came through final qualifying.

How did Williams secure her place?

Williams was one of 13 players who sealed a place in the final women’s major of the year, which takes place at Royal Lytham & St Annes between Thursday and Sunday, and joins fellow Welshwoman Darcey Harry in the field.

Wrexham golfer Williams, 31, shot a two-under-par round of 70 in Monday’s qualifier at St Annes Old Links. That earned her a spot in an eight-way play-off for the final six Women’s Open places on offer, with Williams coming through to reach the tournament for the third time in her career.

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What is Williams’ record in the event?

She previously qualified in 2021 and 2023, missing the cut on both occasions.

How did Darcey Harry qualify?

Harry secured her AIG Women’s Open spot courtesy of her finishing position in the 2025 Ladies European Tour order of merit.

Key Facts

  • Chloe Williams is 373rd in the women’s golf world rankings.
  • Williams qualified at St Annes Old Links with a two-under-par 70 on Monday.
  • The AIG Women’s Open is being held at Royal Lytham & St Annes between Thursday and Sunday.
  • Williams and Darcey Harry will give Wales two representatives in the field.
  • Williams is set to play in the tournament for the third time.

This article was sourced from bbc

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