The Aramco Team Series forms part of the Ladies European Tour's 2024 schedule and comprises of five events in the USA, Korea, England, Asia and Saudi Arabia.
What Is The Aramco Team Series?
Aramco set up the Team Series in 2021 and it now comprises of five $1 million tournaments.
The format sees 36 teams of four, made up of three professionals and one amateur, compete over 54 holes per tournament.
The captain of each team chooses one player in a pre-tournament draft system, with another professional being selected at random.
An amateur then makes up the quartet, with prize money for the winning team being split between its three professional members.
The format for the events are simply who can shoot the lowest combined score over the three days of golf.
In addition to the team competition, professional players compete for the lowest individual score.
2024 Aramco Team Series Winners To Date
Tampa, USA - 8th - 10th March
Team Competition: Pauline Roussin-Bouchard, Celine Herbin, Meghan MacLaren, Lujain Omar Khalil (amateur)
Individual Competition: Alexandra Forsterling
South Korea - 10th - 12th May
Team Competiton: Danielle Kang, Lily May Humphreys, Tiao Xiaolin, Kyu Ho Lee (amateur)
Individual Competition: Hyo-Joo Kim
Aramco Team Series London
Some big names in the sport have already confirmed their participation for the third event with Nelly Korda, Georgia Hall and Charley Hull featuring at the Centurion Club on 3rd July.
The remaining two events include Asia (4th - 6th October) and Saudi Arabia (31st October - 2 November).
Despite Nelly Korda's success, she is levelheaded, and keen to ensure she can use her profile to inspire more young girls to take up golf.
“It is inspiring to be in a position to have a positive influence on the game.
“Making an impact on the next generation is something that is important to me. I try to inspire young girls and boys to encourage them to pick up a golf club for the first time - and the Aramco Team Series is a big part of that, as I’ve seen first-hand how their initiatives can have such a positive impact on the next generation.”
