The largest golf tournament in the Czech Republic, the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open—part of the Ladies European Tour—will enter its eighth edition from June 26–28, 2026. At the Royal Beroun Golf Club, the world’s elite, including a dozen local players, will compete for prize money totaling 350,000 euros. Last year, the tournament received a significant new award: the LET Elevate Event Award 2025.
Ticketportal is offering tickets through the end of May at even more affordable prices than those that will take effect in June. Tickets for Friday’s first round are 100 CZK, for Saturday’s second round and Sunday’s final round 150 CZK, and a three-day pass costs 300 CZK. VIP admission is 1,000 CZK for the first two days, 1,400 CZK for the final, and 3,000 CZK for all three days. Starting in June, ticket prices will increase only slightly. The first round will cost 150 CZK, the second round and the final 200 CZK, and a three-day pass 450 CZK.
“We’re keeping prices affordable so that as many spectators as possible can attend. I believe the end of the school year will bring even more young faces to Beroun,” said promoter Luboš Koželuh of Premier Sports, noting that visitors under the age of fifteen get free admission.
Beroun is hosting the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open for the seventh time. The Ladies European Tour highlighted this successful development, recognizing the tournament and its venue for the greatest overall improvement across all criteria. This prestigious international recognition is based on feedback from players and LET representatives.
At least ten Czech players will be competing this year. Among them, Sára Kousková—winner of two tournaments last year—Jana Melichová, the 2022 Beroun champion, and new series member Patricie Macková hold full cards on the LET. LET members Lucie Váchová, Tereza Melecká, and Kristýna Napoleaová hold partial cards, and another Ladies European Tour member, Tereza Zapletal Koželuhová, will also compete.
The top Czech amateur according to the Czech Ladies Challenge standings within the LETAS at Kácov will also receive an invitation to Beroun.
The long-term quality of the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open is evidenced by its winners: in 2020, the tournament was won by Denmark’s Emily Kristine Pedersen, a regular member of the European Solheim Cup team, and a year later by Thailand’s Atthaya “Jeeno” Thitikul, who even reached the top spot in the world rankings and is currently second behind Czech-American Nelly Korda. In 2022, local amateur Jana Melichová caused a surprise. Last year’s champion, South African Casandra Alexander, has recently climbed to 40th place in the world rankings.
Among the registered players are previous winners Melichová, Diksha Dagar (India), and Marta Martín (Spain). South African Lee-Anne Pace has won 11 LET titles, and Slovenian Pia Babnik has two victories to her name. Regular participant Emma Spitz of Austria has already signed up, as have last year’s tournament winners Darcey Harry (Wales), Alice Hewson (England), and Nuria Iturrioz (Spain), who will be joined by this year’s new champion, Kelsey Bennett (Australia). The winner of the LET Order of Merit, Trichat Cheenglab of Thailand, has also confirmed her participation.
The Tipsport Czech Ladies Open will once again be broadcast live over all three days on Oneplay Sport. On-site spectators can look forward to the usual high standards, including easy access, nearby parking, a wide range of refreshments, golf merchandise sales, and opportunities to try golf, especially for young beginners.