Harry enjoyed a successful LET debut season, snagging three top-10 finishes and clinching the Hulencourt Women’s Open title in June, a win that significantly boosted her confidence.

She aims to join the LPGA Tour in 2026, making it her primary objective for the year and planning a careful schedule to maximize her chances.

If LPGA status isn’t secured in 2026, she acknowledges it may take another year and remains focused on a path that could extend beyond the immediate year.

Entering 2025, she finished the season fourth among rookies and 14th overall on the LET, underscoring her potential to compete with the world’s best.

She hints at relocating to Dubai with her partner in January to access improved development facilities and opportunities.

Her season began with an emphasis on securing an LET card and posting a top-10, then evolved toward higher finishes and top-20/15 results, culminating in a strong top-10 belief.

Playing in the Women’s Open represented a lifelong dream and a pivotal milestone that validated her learning curve and potential.

Her results earned qualification for the Evian Championship and the AIG Women’s Open at her home course, Royal Porthcawl, where she made the cut and finished tied for 40th.

Winning Hulencourt provided a major confidence boost, reinforcing her belief that she can win again and push further in her career.