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Alexander Wins Wistron Ladies Open by Three

South African golfer Casandra Alexander captured the Wistron Ladies Open at Sunrise Golf and Country Club in Chinese Taipei.

Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Golf

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South African golfer Casandra Alexander won the Wistron Ladies Open in Chinese Taipei by three strokes with a final-round 64, finishing 21 under par. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Casandra Alexander won the Wistron Ladies Open by three strokes after a final-round 64 (-8), finishing at 21-under-par. The victory was her fourth Ladies European Tour title.

Why it matters

The win gives Alexander an unassailable lead in the 2026 LET Order of Merit with two events remaining in the season. It also adds to a strong run that includes the KPMG Women's Irish Open and the Buccellati Ladies Italian Open this year.

Alexander's rounds of 64, 71, 68 and 64 produced a 21-under-par total, a three-stroke margin, and a win rate of three victories in five LET appearances. Her world ranking stands at number 27.

The players

Casandra Alexander

A South African professional golfer on the Ladies European Tour, currently ranked world number 27, who now has four LET titles to her name.

The details

Alexander recorded birdies on the third, sixth, ninth and 10th holes in the final round, and reached the par-5 13th green in two to make an eagle putt. The triumph came at Sunrise Golf and Country Club in Chinese Taipei.

Timeline

  1. 2026: Alexander won the KPMG Women's Irish Open and the Buccellati Ladies Italian Open earlier in the season.

  2. Final round: Alexander finished three strokes clear to claim the Wistron Ladies Open.

Season Trajectory

With Alexander's win, the 2026 LET Order of Merit race is effectively decided with two events left, shifting the season's competitive focus away from the top of the standings. Her rapid accumulation of titles this year places her among the dominant players on the tour.

Alexander's lock on the Order of Merit means fantasy and betting markets tied to the LET season standings can now treat the title race as settled. Fans following the tour will see the remaining two events play out with the leader position already secured.

The takeaway

Alexander's run of three wins in five starts shows how quickly a player can build a dominant season when form and consistency align. Golf followers tracking the tour can watch how such a runaway lead reshapes the final stretch of the schedule.

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