Ladies European Tour
Louise Hayes is an experienced physiotherapist currently serving as the physiotherapist for the Women's Tennis Association since February 2020. Louise has been self-employed since January 2016, acting as both director and physiotherapist, specializing in the management and treatment of injuries for professional female golfers on the European tour. Additional roles include providing physiotherapy support for the China LPGA Tour, the Professional Jockey Association, and the AELTC at Wimbledon, while also directing Holcombe Health Clinic. Louise's career began at Gillingham Football Club and Sports Edge Physiotherapy, along with previous experience in the NHS. Louise holds a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy from Brunel University, completed in 2005.
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Ladies European Tour
Ladies European Golf Venture Limited, the company which operates the Ladies European Tour, is a joint venture collaboration between Ladies European Tour and the Ladies Professional Golf Association, which started on 8 January 2020 and was formed to increase playing opportunities for female golfers in Europe. Its board comprises 12 directors, including LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan, European Tour Chief Executive Keith Pelley, The R&A’s Chief Executive Martin Slumbers and the Chair of the LET, Marta Figueras Dotti. The entity will be led by CEO Alexandra Armas. The 2020 LET season is the 42nd series of golf tournaments since the professional tour was founded in 1978 and marks the first edition of the Race to Costa Del Sol. The LET Access Series is the official development tour of the LET, formed to give players an opportunity to compete and progress onto the LET and achieve their dreams in professional golf.