England’s Laura Davies has had three second places on the Ladies’ European Tour this year and is hoping to make it fourth time lucky in the Scandinavian TPC at Bro-Balsta Golf Club in Stockholm.

England’s Laura Davies eagled the 18th hole for a joint best of day 67 and looked forward to staging a title charge in tomorrow’s final round of the Evian Masters in France today.

France’s Gwladys Nocera clinched her third title of the Ladies’ European Tour season with a third successive 69 in the Catalonia Ladies’ Masters.

France’s Stephanie Arricau put herself in line for a possible third win on the Ladies’ European Tour with a second successive round of five-under-par 67 in the KLM Open at Eindhoven.

England’s Laura Davies fell just short of snatching victory as Italy’s Veronica Zorzi successfully defended the Vediorbis French Open in a drama-packed finish at Arras Golf Club in France.

England’s Karen Stupples and Scotland’s Catriona Matthew head the British challenge in the Michelob ULTRA Open at the Kingsmill Resort in Virginia which starts tomorrow.

England’s Sue Strudwick turned back the clock with a great third-round 67 as American Angela Stanford took a grip on the Franklin American Mortgage Championship in Nashville, Tennessee.

England could stage the 2011 Solheim Cup for the first time if a bid by Hampshire-based company The Leaderboard Group is successful.

England’s Kirsty Taylor followed her tour record 61 with a 68 and raced into a six-shot halfway lead at the Wales Ladies’ Championship of Europe at Machynys Peninsula near Llanelli.

ENGLAND’S Kirsty Taylor shot the lowest score in the history of the Ladies’ European Tour yesterday with an 11-under-par 61 in the first round of the Wales Championship of Europe at Machynys Peninsula near Llanelli.

Lancashire’s Kirsty Taylor shot the lowest score in the history of the Ladies’ European Tour today with an 11-under-par 61 in the first round of the Wales Ladies’ Championship of Europe at Machynys Peninsula near Llanelli.