Tranlate this title Jabra Ladies Open: Helen Briem flies to -12 in spanish

Germany’s Helen Briem authoritatively won the 2026 Jabra Ladies Open de France, the second Ladies European Tour event held at the Evian Resort Golf Club. The 20-year-old finished with an impressive seven-shot margin, finishing 12-under par, her clearest victory of the 2026 season on the European women’s tour.

Briem entered the final round with a three-shot lead and handled the day with remarkable consistency: six pars at the start, a birdie on hole 7, and then a decisive acceleration with three birdies in four holes between holes 11 and 14. From then on, she controlled the situation without any particular problems.

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“I’ve been looking for this second title for a long time. It’s a fantastic course to celebrate a victory. I wasn’t looking at the leaderboard; I just wanted to keep making birdies and creating opportunities. After birdies of 11, 12, and 14, everything became easier,” commented Briem, who won his first LET title at La Sella in September 2024. This success also earned him a spot in the 2026 Amundi Evian Championship.

Tied for second place at 5 under par were Shannon Tan (also a finalist in 2025), Lydia Hall, and Sara Byrne. Hall achieved her best result of the season, while Byrne achieved her best career finish on the LET.

The best Italian finisher was Alessandra Fanali, 21st in par (69-72-72), who played a solid and consistent tournament. Roberta Liti also performed well, finishing 28th with a one-over (73-72-69). Alessia Nobilio (74-73), Anna Zanusso (70-78), and Matilde Partele (79-74) all failed to make the cut.

The rest of the top 10 featured performances by France’s Lois Lau and amateur Alice Kong (the top French players), as well as names like Avani Prashanth, Dorthea Forbrigd, Ariane Klotz, Kajsa Arwefjäll, and Diksha Dagar. Worthy of note was Spain’s Blanca Fernandez’s hole-in-one on the par-3 16th with a 9-iron from 136 meters.

Briem rose several spots to 12th place with 600.25 points. South Africa’s Casandra Alexander remains in the lead (1,777.65 points), followed by Agathe Laisne and Kelsey Bennett.

The Ladies European Tour now takes a two-week break before resuming with the Dutch Ladies Open (June 19-21) at Goyer Golf & Country Club in the Netherlands.