Tranlate this title LET: Anna Huang’s grand final, Zanusso third in spanish

Anna Zanusso delivered a strong performance and finished third with a 209 (72 67 70, -10) in the 29th edition of the Lalla Meryem Cup, a Ladies European Tour event held at the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam (Blue Course, par 73) in Rabat, Morocco. This was where the young Canadian Anna Huang (205 – 70 69 66, -14) won her third title on the tour.

The 17-year-old from Vancouver, a Proette since last year, where she immediately made her mark with her first two wins, made a remarkable comeback from third place in the final round, overtaking Australian Kelsey Bennett in the last minute with a 206 (-13). Bennett had led the first two rounds and was six strokes behind. With a 66 (-7, one eagle, six birdies, one bogey), she prevailed over her opponent (73, par, four birdies, four bogeys), who lost the opportunity to at least make the playoff with a bogey on the final green. Huang took home a €67,500 check from a €450,000 prize pool.

Let, results

Anna Zanusso, 26, who finished with a 70 (-3, one eagle, five birdies, two bogeys, one double bogey), confirmed her excellent form by posting her best result since joining the LET, which was preceded by a fourth-place finish in the MCB Ladies Classic-Mauritius in early May. She was joined by American Anna Morgan and followed by Slovenian Pia Babnik, fifth with a score of 210 (-9), Czech Sara Kouskova and England’s Cara Gainer, the defending champion, sixth with a score of 211 (-8), and Singaporean Shannon Tan, eighth with a score of 212 (-7), the tour’s number one in 2025.

Roberta Liti, 30, performed well, finishing 17th with a score of 215 (71 72 72, -4), and further back, Alessia Nobilio, 24, finished 52nd with a score of 221 (71 76 74, +2), and Virginia Elena Carta, 29, 64th with a score of 225 (75 71 79, +6). Alessandra Fanali, 26 years old, 69th with 149 (78 71, +3), out by one shot, and Matilde Partele, 20 years old, 73rd with 150 (74 76, +4) were cut.

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