I know you say she hasn't got a UTI but please take her to the vets just in case.
If there is no medical reason.......
(Please Note. I haven't had this problem but here is a mixture of things I have heard on this site)
Make sure the tray is spotless clean at all times and in a quiet spot.
Try placing a new additional tray next to pee spot.
Have you changed litter tray type (i.e. covered to uncovered) or the litter itself, if so swap back.
Are the other cats using her trays ? or bothering her when she is toileting ?
Other suggestions included, placing tinfoil on pee spot or even feeding your cat at that location. As cats won't pee where they eat.
I am sure other people will be more helpful with specific advice.
Please don't chuck your cat outside (even though I have inside/outside cats) I believe that all cats should have 24/7 access to inside.
IMO It is cruel to make a cat stay outside at all times.
All the best, I hope you can retrain her.
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