2013 LET Tour Guide (pdf) - Ladies European Tour

TOUR GUIDE 2013 

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ISPS is a ‘General Incorporated Association’ based in Tokyo. Founded by Japanese philanthropist, 

Dr Haruhisa Handa to support charitable causes throughout the sporting world. ISPS has 

fostered partnerships with golf governing bodies worldwide to help develop the game at every level 

and promote blind and disabled golf. ISPS’s heritage in supporting blind and disabled golf and 

Dr Handa’s commercial and philanthropic investment in golf has formed the foundation of its wider 

mission for golf to become a Paralympic sport. 

The Rolex Rankings are the only women’s world rankings that incorporate player performances 

from the five major tours and the Duramed Futures Tour, the official developmental tour of the LPGA. 

R2IT, an independent software development company developed the software for the Rolex Rankings 

and maintains the Rolex Rankings on a weekly basis. The Rolex Rankings are updated and released 

every Tuesday following the completion of the previous week’s tournaments around the world. 

John Deere is the official supplier of Golf Care Machinery for the LET. LET tournaments will be 

supported by John Deere equipment and irrigation products through the company’s European golf 

dealer network. Deere officials will also continue to work closely with the LET’s agronomists, with the 

goal of helping to produce better quality playing surfaces. 

Renowned lifestyle brand LACOSTE continues to reinforce its strong and unique heritage in women’s 

golf by becoming official sponsor of the Ladies European Tour (LET). LACOSTE will provide official 

on-course uniforms, embroidered with the LET logo, for the Ladies European Tour staff until 2012. 

Portugal has a long-standing history and a remarkable track record in the global 

wine sector. Today Portuguese wines are more dynamic than ever and are undoubtedly 

one of the main assets of the country. 

Ladies European Tour 2013 

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The staff and supporters of the 


wish all the players a great golfing year 

Pride Sports is delighted to announce that it has increased its presence in professional golf by 

becoming the “Official Supplier of Cleats and Tees” to the Ladies European Tour. The exclusive deal 

will see Pride Sports have two tee box dispensing units positioned on the 1st and 10th tee at 

LET tournaments in 2012. 

PowerBar is committed to helping enhance the performance of athletes by providing cutting-edge sports 

nutrition products, information, and tools. Backed by decades of sports nutrition experience, 

PowerBar’s product line includes a full spectrum of great-tasting food and beverage options developed 

to meet the nutrition, fuel, hydration, and recovery needs of athletes. 

Callaway has become the official golf ball supplier to the Ladies European Tour in a partnership that 

sees the new three-piece HX Diablo Tour golf balls used for all pre tournament practice sessions. In addition, 

Callaway will be sponsoring 20 players who will be putting the product in competitive play. 

Bushnell are the official range finder of The Ladies European Tour. Bushnell, the worldwide leader in golf 

rangefinders, is delighted to announce its partnership with the LET. It is dedication to professional golf that has 

made Bushnell the most recognized brand in distance measuring and the Official Rangefinder of the Ladies 

European Tour. Bushnell is thrilled to support the LET and to help Women Golf Pros know the distance in their 

game and tournament preparation. 

As of May 2010, the R&A’s long-term support of the Ladies European Tour (LET) has passed £1 million. 

To recognise the landmark, the LET will be flying an R&A - Working for Golf flag at their events throughout the 

remainder of the 2010 tournament season. 


Contents 

Page 

Message from the Chief Executive Officer 7 

Ladies European Tour 2013 Schedule 8 

Board of Directors 10 

Ladies European Tour Management and Staff 11 

Associated Partners 14 

Ladies European Tour Players Council 15 

Media and Television Guidelines 16 

Awards 2012 19 

Ladies European Tour 2013 Exemption Categories 20 

Ladies European Tour 2013 Players Biographies 25 

Ladies European Tour 2012 Tournament Reports 159 

Ladies European Tour 2012 Players’ Performance Charts 184 

ISPS Handa Order of Merit 2012 194 

Ladies European Tour 2012 Statistics 198 

Ladies European Tour 2012 Tour Records 200 

Ladies European Tour Statistics 1979-2012 201 

Ladies European Tour All Time Records 202 

Ladies European Tour Past Tournament Winners 209 

Major Records 224 

Major Championships 2013 228 

The Solheim Cup Facts 229 

The Solheim Cup Results 233 

The Solheim Cup Records 245 

The History of the Solheim Cup 290 

The Solheim Cup European Team Qualifying 2013 295 

The Solheim Cup US Team Qualifying 2013 296 


Message from the CEO 

2013. A great year of Golf. 

The 2013 season promises to be one of the most exciting in 

the Ladies European Tour’s history with several highlights to 

look forward to in the coming months. 

One of the world’s most highly anticipated sporting events will 

take place in August when the defending European team 

head to Colorado in a bid to win The Solheim Cup for the first 

time in America. 

The LET will showcase the best of women’s golf throughout 

the season with 22 international tournaments in 20 countries 

spanning five continents. 

Our 299 members from 40 different nations will have the opportunity to compete in 

tournaments running from Australia in February and moving through Africa, Europe, the United 

States and then Asia before finally concluding with the thrilling season-finale in Dubai in 

December. 

Amongst the highlights, there’s the Ricoh Women’s British Open at the Home of Golf St 

Andrews, the inaugural Helsinborg Open in Sweden and the Evian Championship in France. 

Having been appointed as the LET’s Chief Executive Officer in January, I, like you, look forward 

to watching the incredible skills and talents of the players as they compete on some of world’s 

best golf courses. 

We will be working hard to forge closer links with all of our supporting sponsors, television and 

you, the media, who share the responsibility of bringing the action to our global audience. 

The Ladies European Tour is a wonderful organisation and has tremendous potential for growth 

in the future. The sport is enjoyed by a global fan base and we will be working towards growing 

the exposure of the events by bringing the action to an even bigger audience, which will in turn 

increase the commercial value of the tournaments to all stakeholders. 

We look forward to sharing an exciting 12 months with you. 

Warm regards, 

Ivan Peter Khodabakhsh 

Chief Executive Officer 



2013 Schedule 

DATE COUNTRY EVENT/VENUE CONTRACTED EURO 

PRIZE FUND 

Feb 1-3 AUSTRALIA Volvik RACV Ladies Masters* 

RACV Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, 

Queensland, Australia €200,000 €200,000 

Feb 8-10 NEW ZEALAND ISPS Handa New Zealand Women’s Open 

hosted by Christchurch* 

Clearwater Golf Club, Christchurch, 

New Zealand €200,000 €200,000 

Feb 14-17 AUSTRALIA ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open** 

Royal Canberra Golf Club, 

Yarralumla, Australia US $1,200,000 €900,000 

Mar 28-31 MOROCCO Lalla Meryem Cup 

Golf de l'Ocean, Agadir, Morocco €325,000 €325,000 

April 19-21 SOUTH AFRICA South African Women's Open 

Southbroom Golf Club, Hibiscus Coast, 

South Africa €290,000 €290,000 

May 9-12 TURKEY Turkish Ladies Open 

National Golf Club, Belek, Antalya, Turkey €250,000 €250,000 

May 24-26 NETHERLANDS Deloitte Ladies Open 

The International, Amsterdam, Netherlands €250,000 €250,000 

May 30-June 2 GERMANY 

UniCredit Ladies German Open 

presented by Audi 

Golfpark Gut Häusern, Nr. Munich, Germany €350,000 €350,000 

June 13-16 SPAIN Open de España Femenino 

TBC €350,000 €350,000 

June 20-23 SLOVAKIA Allianz Ladies Slovak Open 

Golf Resort Tale, Brezno, Tale, Slovakia €250,000 €250,000 

TBC ENGLAND Potential Event 

TBC TBC TBC 

Aug 1-4 SCOTLAND RICOH WOMEN'S BRITISH OPEN 

St. Andrews Old Course, Scotland, 

United Kingdom US $2,500,000 €1,920,130 


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DATE COUNTRY EVENT/VENUE CONTRACTED EURO 

PRIZE FUND 

Aug 9-11 CZECH Pilsen Golf Masters 

REPUBLIC Golf Park Plzeň – Dýšina, Prague, 

Czech Republic €250,000 €250,000 

Aug 16-18 USA SOLHEIM CUP 

Colorado Golf Club, Parker, Colorado 

Aug 30-Sept 1 SCOTLAND 

Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open presented by EventScotland 

Archerfield Links, East Lothian, Scotland £180,000 €220,000 

Sept 5-8 SWEDEN The Helsinborg Open 

Vasatorp Golf Club, Helsingborg, 

Skane, Sweden €250,000 €250,000 

Sept 12-15 FRANCE THE EVIAN CHAMPIONSHIP * 

Evian Masters GC, 

Evian-Les-Bains, France US $3,250,000 €2,496,170 

Sept 26-29 FRANCE Lacoste Ladies Open de France 

Chantaco Golf Club, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, 

Aquitaine, France €250,000 €250,000 

TBC TBC Potential Event 

TBC TBC TBC 

TBC CHINA Sanya Ladies Open * 

Yalong Bay Golf Club, Sanya, 

Hainan Province, China €300,000 €300,000 

TBC CHINA China Suzhou Taihu Open * 

Suzhou Taihu International Golf Club, 

Suzhou, China €400,000 €400,000 

Nov 28-30 INDIA Hero Women's Indian Open * 

(Saturday) TBC US $300,000 €230,415 

Dec 4-7 DUBAI Omega Dubai Ladies Masters 

(Saturday) 

Emirates Golf Course, (Majlis Course), 

Dubai, U.A.E. €500,000 €500,000 

Majors are indicated in BLOCK CAPITALS 

* Joint Sanction event ** Subject to currency exchange 1 

Designated "Special event" 


Board of Directors 

Karen Lunn 

Chairman 

Ivan Khodabakhsh 

Chief Executive Officer 

Rebecca Hudson 

Player Director 

Helena Alterby 


Carin Koch 


Becky Brewerton 


Diana Luna 


Kavita Singh 

Non-Executive Director 

Vivek Batra 


Ronny Lemmens 


Roland Specker 



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Management and Staff 

IVAN PETER KHODABAKHSH 

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 

Responsible for the day-to-day 

management of the Ladies European 

Tour; overseeing the commercial, 

financial, operations and marketing 

departments. Works closely with the 

Board of Directors to develop and 

implement short and long term 

strategies, development of a 

sustainable tournament schedule 

with increased number of events and 

prize money, encourages new tour 

partners and sponsors. 

Marketing & Commercial Department 

IGNACIO 

EVANGELIO 

Commercial Manager 

Works on sales and 

marketing activities, 

whilst also building 

relationships with 

potential new events 

and sponsors. 

VANESSA VIGNALI 

Public Relations Manager 

Responsible for building the 

Tour’s PR activities, social 

media sites, outside the ropes 

communications initiatives, 

using all appropriate vehicles 

and tactics to generate positive 

coverage and awareness of the 

LET, its tournaments, players, 

partners and stakeholders. 

BETHAN CUTLER 

Media Manager 

Responsible for communicating 

the Tour’s news and 

information to the print and 

broadcast media. Drives the 

production of the Media Guide 

and acts as editor to the Tour’s 

official website. Media point of 

contact for access to all players 

and officials. 

PAT MASTERS 

Commercial & Accounts 

Executive 

Works closely with the 

commercial and accounts 

department providing 

administrative support 

as required. Assists in 

all aspects of office 

management. 

Solheim Cup 

MARK CASEY 

Director of Operations 

& European Solheim 

Cup Director 

Leads The Solheim Cup in 

Europe including all strategic 

and future plans. Works across 

a number of events and projects 

to develop the LET. Oversees 

tournament operations working 

closely with the Director of 

Tournament Operations. 

MARC ANDERMAN 

The Solheim Cup 

Event Manager 

Previously worked on the 

tournament from 2002 – 2007 

and once again in Ireland in 

2011. Now working on the 

planning for 2013 and future 

matches. 


Tournament Membership 

SALLY MCPHERSON 

Membership and Tour 

School Director 

Responsible for player relations 

working closely with the 

players’ council in the 

development of the policies and 

oversees the implementation of 

these policies. Also responsible 

for the planning and 

organisation of Tour School. 

Finance 

SEAN FEELEY 

Finance Manager 

Responsible for all financial 

matters including financial 

reporting and budgeting. 

Oversees the Tour’s I.T. 

systems and looks at 

developing these as 

appropriate. 

Tournament Operations 

YVONNE CASSIDY 

Tournament Director 

Responsible for the planning, 

administration and coordination 

of all operational and 

logistical aspects of Tour 

events during the season as 

well as developing and 

maintaining effective working 

relationships with sponsors, 

promoters, club officials, golf 

federation officials, press and 

Tour members. Also act as 

Rules Officials during events. 

DAVIDE LANTOS 




of all operational and 

logistical aspects of Tour 







Tour members. Also act as 


POLLY CLARK 

Tournament Secretary 

and Operations Assistant 

Responsible for communicating 

tour news to the membership, 

controls the tournament system 

and assists with membership 

administration. Also assists the 

Tournament Directors at events 

and is responsible for running 

the on-site LET office. 

FRASER MUNRO 




of all operational 

and logistical aspects of Tour 







Tour members. Also acts as 


DIANE BARNARD 

Tour Director of the 

LET Access Series 

Responsible for the 

development of the LET 

Access Series and building 

relationships with promoters, 

federations and other 

governing bodies to 

strengthen the link between 

amateur and professional golf. 

Oversees administration and 

membership issues. 

INMACULADA 

SANCHEZ 

Tournament Administrator 

Responsible for running the 

on-site Tournament Office at 

LET events. Assists the 

Tournament Directors with 

tournament administration 

and ensures the players have 

access to any relevant 

information. 


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Tournament Operations 

SIOBHAN 

McCARTAN 

Tournament Executive 

Responsible for tournament 

administration for the LET 

and LET Access Series. Also 

works on The Solheim Cup 

for 2011 and 2013. 

ANDY LOTT 

Rules Official 

Acts as Tournament Rules 

Official and as such applies 

the Rules of Golf and LET 

Tournament Rules. 

Responsible for assisting the 

Tournament Directors at the 

tournament site particularly in 

respect of golf course issues. 

RACHEL BELL 

Rules Official 

Acts as Tournament Rules 

Official and as such applies 

the Rules of Golf and LET 

Tournament Rules. 

Responsible for assisting the 

Tournament Directors at the 

tournament site particularly in 

respect of golf course issues. 


Associated Partners 

Robin Bertaut 

Transportation and 

Signage 

Julian Mooney 

Tour Agronomist 

Tristan Jones 

Photography 

Andrew Levik 

Osteopath 

Michele Verroken 

Anti-doping Policy 

Adviser 

Dr Mark Wotherspoon 

Medical Officer 

Dirk Glittenberg 

TV Production 

Stefan Kerkmann 

TV Production 

Ray Smith 

Live Scoring 


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Players Council 


Chairman 

Beth Allen 


Stefania Croce Zuzana Kamasova Liebelei Lawrence Laurette Maritz 

Iben Tinning Julie Tvede 

Sophie Walker Linda Wessberg 


Media and Television 

Guidelines 

GENERAL REGULATIONS 

These terms and conditions apply to all events on 

the Ladies European Tour and sanctioned by the 

Ladies European Tour unless they have their own 

accreditation terms. 

NEWS ACCESS REGULATIONS 

Only representatives of licenced/authorised media 

licencees may make sound and/or image recordings 

of the Ladies European Tour event. Non-rights 

holding broadcasters (whether television, radio or 

new media) together with any media representative 

accredited for news access must comply with the 

News Access Regulations specified in this 

document. 

GENERAL MEDIA PROTOCOL 

The following regulations are to be followed by all of 

the media: 

1. A daily armband or bib is necessary to walk 

inside the gallery ropes. All media representatives 

entitled to be issued with such armband/bib 

must remain not more than one arm’s length 

from the ropes and appear to be part of the 

gallery at all times. 

2. Players are not to be distracted during play. 

Do not interview players or ask players to pose 

for photographs during their rounds, practice 

sessions or on the putting green, except by 

prior arrangement with the player. 

3. If an interview is to be conducted in a practice 

area, either the range or putting green, it must 

be done up against the ropes and not in areas 

where it could be distracting to other players. 

4. Do not disturb players at the 18th green until they 

have checked, signed and returned their score 

cards. Media are not allowed in the 

scoring facility. 

5. The media member assumes all risk and danger 

incidental to the game of golf and releases the 

Ladies European Tour from any and all liabilities 

resulting from such cases. 

6. During weather delay situations, no-one other 

than players and essential staff will be allowed 

into locker rooms. However, whenever possible, 

arrangements will be made to provide players for 

interviews during such situations depending on 

availability and interest. 

PRINT MEDIA REGULATIONS 

Media accreditation will only be issued to personnel 

on assignment from recognised and accredited 

publications, as determined by the Ladies European 

Tour in its sole discretion. Freelancers must be 

on specific assignment and submit proof of the 

assignment to the Ladies European Tour. The 

Ladies European Tour may at its sole discretion 

grant or deny accreditation. 

Other than for editorial news coverage, media 

representatives shall not use any content in any 

commercial manner except with the written 

consent of the Ladies European Tour. 

PHOTOGRAPHER REGULATIONS 

Media (photographic) accreditation will only be 

issued to personnel on assignment from recognised 

and accredited publications, as determined by 

the Ladies European Tour in its sole discretion. 

Requests for accreditation must be made by 

the publication or news agency and not by the 

photographer. The Ladies European Tour may 

at its sole discretion grant or deny accreditation. 

Accreditation affords a photographer the right to 

publish material solely for editorial purposes and 

any proposed commercial use is subject to the 

prior written approval of the Ladies European Tour. 

Cameras may only be used by accredited media 

and in accordance with the following protocol: 

1. A daily armband or bib is necessary to walk 

inside the gallery ropes. All media representatives 

entitled to be issued with such armband/bib 

must remain not more than one arm’s length 

from the ropes and appear to be part of the 

gallery at all times. 

2. The use of golf carts, ladders or other equipment 

to gain extra advantage is prohibited. 

3. Photographers must not position themselves in 

the line of play or distract a player. If requested 

to move the photographer must do so without 

delay or discussion. 


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4. No photograph will be taken until a player has 

completed their stroke, unless equipment is used 

at such as distance to avoid sound interference 

with players (with at least a 300mm lens). 

5. Players should not be asked to pose during or 

immediately before play. 

INTERNET AND MOBILE BASED 

REGULATIONS 

Accredited media shall be entitled to report for 

normal written journalistic editorial uses within print 

and online media. 

The media representative must only use scores, 

leader boards and statistics for editorial and factual 

reporting, unless with the prior written approval of 

the Ladies European Tour. 

It will be permissible to publish stand alone scores 

and leader boards after an embargo of 30 minutes 

from publication on the ‘live scoring’ section of the 

Ladies European Tour official website, but this must 

not be represented as ‘live scoring’. These rights are 

owned wholly by the Ladies European Tour. 

The media representative may not digitally 

reconstruct any play to create ‘live scoring’ on their 

own behalf or by distribution, sale or licence of data 

to any third party. Scores, leader boards and/or 

statistics relating to the event must not be provided 

to mobile telephone operators or any other party 

involved in mobile telephony services unless agreed 

in writing in advance by the Ladies European Tour. 

Access Provider. Non-rights holding television and 

internet broadcasters, provided they hold proper 

media accreditation, will have access, with 

equipment, to official press conferences held at 

designated areas at the tournament as well as 

access to applicable media centres at the LET event. 

Non-rights holders may not film or broadcast any 

programming from the golf course at any Ladies 

European Tour event venue on tournament days. 

Non-rights holders will have no access to any 

Ladies European Tour event for any purpose 

other than recording interviews on tournament 

days. Where there is a rights holder in any country, 

any other network from that country must clear 

access directly with that rights holder for the terms 

on which the access material may be transmitted 

in that country. 

RADIO REGULATIONS 

No more than three (3) minutes of event material 

may be featured in any single news 

programme/bulletin per transmission hour. 

Non-rights holding radio and internet broadcasters 

may not broadcast, whether on a live or delayed 

basis, any live ‘in play’ commentary from a Ladies 

European Tour event, unless agreed in writing in 

advance by the Ladies European Tour. 

Non-rights holding radio and internet broadcasters, 

providing they have media accreditation, will have 

access to official event press conferences as well as 

access to applicable media centres at each venue. 

NEWS ACCESS REGULATIONS FOR 

NON-RIGHTS HOLDERS 

TELEVISION REGULATIONS 

Event coverage may be used only in regularly 

scheduled bona fide daily news programmes/ 

bulletins, specifically excluding any magazine, 

analysis, feature and/or discussion programmes, 

without the prior consent of the Ladies 

European Tour. 

For television purposes and for all territories no 

more than 120 seconds (2 minutes) of event 

material may be featured in any single news 

programme/bulletin per day. Access to this 

footage is via the Ladies European Tour’s News 


Awards 2012 

At the end of the 2012 LET season, Carlota Ciganda from Spain collected the Ladies European Tour’s ISPS 

Handa Order of Merit title, Rolex Rookie of the Year and Players’ Player of the Year Awards, becoming the 

first player since Laura Davies in 1985 to win the Rookie of the Year and Order of Merit in the same season. 

2012 ISPS Handa Order of Merit winner 

2012 Players’ Player of the Year 

2012 Rolex Rookie of the Year 


Exemption Categories 2013 

Exemption Category: 001 

Life Members (lifetime exemption) 

1 Helen Alfredsson SWE 

2 Laura Davies ENG 

3 Marie de Lorenzi FRA 

4 Sophie Gustafson SWE 

5 Patricia Johnson ENG 

6 Liselotte Neumann SWE 

7 Alison Nicholas ENG 

8 Dale Reid SCO 

9 Annika Sorenstam SWE 

Total Members in Exemption Category: 9 


Winners of OoM/British Open/Evian 

10 Carlota Ciganda ESP 

11 Melissa Reid ENG 

12 Ai Miyazato JPN 

13 Lee-Anne Pace SA 

14 Rebecca Brewerton WAL 

15 Catriona Matthew SCO 

16 Gwladys Nocera FRA 

17 Iben Tinning DEN 

18 Karen Stupples ENG 


Exemption Category: 03A 

LET Ranking Tournament Winners 

19 Shanshan Feng CHN 

20 Pornanong Phatlum THA 

21 Cassandra Kirkland FRA 

22 Stacey Keating AUS 

23 Caroline Hedwall SWE 

24 Lydia Hall WAL 

25 Caroline Masson GER 

26 Carly Booth SCO 

27 Line Vedel DEN 

28 Anne-Lise Caudal FRA 

29 Christel Boeljon NL 

30 Karen Lunn AUS 

31 Lindsey Wright AUS 

32 Jessica Korda USA 

33 Alexis Thompson USA 

34 Frances Bondad AUS 

35 Christina Kim USA 

36 Felicity Johnson ENG 

37 Jade Schaeffer FRA 

38 Maria Hernandez ESP 

39 Suzann Pettersen NOR 

40 Diana Luna ITA 

41 Ashleigh Simon SA 

42 Zuzana Kamasova SVK 

43 Kristie Smith AUS 

44 Marianne Skarpnord NOR 

45 Martina Eberl-Ellis GER 



Solheim Cup 

46 Maria Hjorth SWE 

47 Sandra Gal GER 

48 Azahara Munoz ESP 

49 Anna Nordqvist SWE 



Top 80 from Exempt Rankings 

50 Julieta Granada PAR 

51 Florentyna Parker ENG 

52 Pernilla Lindberg SWE 

53 Beth Allen USA 

54 Nontaya Srisawang THA 

55 Dewi Claire Schreefel NL 

56 Joanna Klatten FRA 

57 Guilia Sergas ITA 

58 Rebecca Hudson ENG 

59 Carin Koch SWE 

60 Mikaela Parmlid SWE 

61 Holly Aitchison ENG 

62 Veronica Zorzi ITA 

63 Stacy Lee Bregman SA 

64 Nikki Garrett AUS 

65 Ursula Wikstrom FIN 

66 Cindy Lacrosse USA 

67 Linda Wessberg SWE 

68 Caroline Afonso FRA 


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69 Rebecca Artis AUS 

70 Anje Monke GER 

71 Sophie Giquel-Bettan FRA 

72 Bree Arthur AUS 

73 Tandi Cuningham SA 

74 Julie Greciet FRA 

75 Becky Morgan WAL 

76 Elizabeth Bennett ENG 

77 Danielle Montgomery ENG 

78 Stefania Croce ITA 

79 Alison Walshe USA 

80 Marjet van der Graaff NL 

81 Sarah Kemp AUS 

82 Stephanie Na AUS 

83 Rebecca Codd IRE 

84 Henni Zuel ENG 

85 Esther Choe USA 

86 Anais Maggetti SWI 

87 Connie Chen SA 

88 Tania Elosegui ESP 

89 Titiya Plucksataporn THA 

90 Rachel Bailey AUS 

91 Hannah Burke ENG 

92 Sahra Hassan WAL 

93 Hannah Jun USA 

94 Sophie Walker ENG 

95 Lucie Andre FRA 

96 Kylie Walker SCO 

97 Virginie Lagoutte-Clement FRA 

98 Alison Whitaker AUS 

99 Jessica Yadloczky USA 

100 Valentine Derrey FRA 

101 Lisa Holm Sorensen DEN 

102 Margherita Rigon ITA 

103 Minea Blomqvist FIN 

104 Klara Spilkova CZE 

105 Kaisa Ruuttila FIN 

106 Tara Davies WAL 



Feeder Tour Qualifiers 

107 Pamela Pretswell SCO 

108 Marion Ricordeau FRA 

109 Cecilie Lundgreen NOR 



Top 30 from Qualifying School 

110 Ariya Jutanugarn THA 

111 Nikki Campbell AUS 

112 Emily Taylor ENG 

113 Louise Larsson SWE 

114 Xi Yu Lin CHN 

115 Camilla Lennarth SWE 

116 Malene Jorgensen DEN 

117 Mallory Fraiche USA 

118 Charlotte Ellis ENG 

119 Katie Burnett USA 

120 Maria Salinas PER 

121 Julia Davidsson SWE 

122 Alexandra Villatte FRA 

123 Bonita Bredenhann NAM 

124 Paula Hurtado COL 

125 Dawn Shockley USA 

126 Daniela Holmqvist SWE 

127 Sharmila Nicollet IND 

128 Whitney Hillier AUS 

129 Maha Haddioui MOR 

130 Elina Nummenpaa FIN 

131 Laura Cabanillas ESP 

132 Virginia Espejo ESP 

133 Sarah King AUS 

134 Margarita Ramos MEX 

135 Laura Jansone LAT 

136 Holly Clyburn ENG 

137 Jia Yun Li CHN 

138 Cathryn Bristow AUS 

139 Melanie Maetzler SWI 

140 Elena Giraud FRA 


Exemption Category: 08B 

Non Members top 80 of Money List 

141 Lorie Kane CAN 



81-90 from Exempt Rankings 

142 Celine Palomar FRA 

143 Amelia Lewis USA 

144 Miriam Nagl GER 


Exemption Categories 2013 continued 

145 Sophie Sandolo ITA 

146 Caroline Westrup SWE 

147 Stefanie Michl AUT 

148 Yu Yang Zhang CHN 

149 Jodi Ewart ENG 



31-50 from Qualifying School 

150 Leigh Whittaker GER 

151 Nina Holleder GER 

152 Eva Bjarvall SWE 

153 Noora Tamminen FIN 

154 Helena Callahan SWE 

155 Ann-Kathrin Lindner GER 

156 Cheyenne Woods USA 

157 Rebecca Sorensen SWE 

158 Babe Liu TWN 

159 Vikki Laing SCO 

160 Tanaporn Kongkiatkrai THA 

161 Charley Hull ENG 

162 Steffi Kirchmayr GER 

163 Julie Maisongrosse FRA 

164 Marta Silva ESP 

165 Benedicte Grotvedt NOR 

166 Morgana Robbertze SA 

167 Lauren Mielbrecht USA 

168 Sara Wikstrom SWE 

169 Mireia Prat ESP 

170 Breanna Elliott AUS 

171 Eleanor Givens ENG 

172 Isabella Ramsay SWE 

173 Megan Grehan USA 

174 Fiona Puyo FRA 

175 Melissa Eaton SA 

176 Isabell Gabsa GER 

177 Christine Wolf AUT 

178 Louise Kristersson SWE 

179 Julie Tvede DEN 

180 Jessica Karlsson SWE 

181 Eleanor Pilgrim WAL 

182 Viva Schlasberg SWE 

183 Galina Rotmistrova RUS 

184 Danielle McVeigh IRE 

185 Maria Verchenova RUS 



Founder Members Won RNK Events 

186 Catherine Panton-Lewis SCO 

187 Beverly Huke ENG 

188 Maxine Burton ENG 

189 Jane Forrest ENG 

190 Mickey Walker OBE ENG 

191 Vanessa Marvin ENG 

192 Beverly Lewis ENG 

193 Christine Langford ENG 

194 Joanna Smurthwaite ENG 

195 Amanda Ard ENG 

196 Susan Bamford ENG 

197 Denise Hastings ENG 

198 Ann Wynne ENG 

199 Stephanie Alderlieste ENG 

200 Margaret Egan ENG 

201 Jane Denman ENG 



Career Money + 51-70 

from Qualifying School 

202 Lynnette Brooky NZ 

203 Karine Icher FRA 

204 Laurette Maritz SA 

205 Elisabeth Esterl GER 

206 Amy Yang KOR 

207 Ludivine Kreutz FRA 

208 Georgina Simpson ENG 

209 Joanne Morley ENG 

210 Riikka Hakkarainen FIN 

211 Ana Larraneta ESP 

212 Natascha Grossschadl-Fink AUT 

213 Beatriz Recari ESP 

214 Kirsty S Taylor ENG 

215 Carmen Alonso ESP 

216 Nicole Geregly AUT 

217 Kiran Matharu ENG 

218 Emma Cabrera-Bello ESP 

219 Clare Queen SCO 

220 Lynn Kenny SCO 

221 Elisa Serramia Neundorf ESP 

222 Mianne Bagger DEN 

223 Eva Steinberger AUT 

224 Suzanne Dickens ENG 

225 Caroline Rominger SWI 


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226 Nora Angehrn SWI 

227 Smriti Mehra IN 

228 Anna Rossi ITA 

229 Kym Larratt ENG 

230 Vicky Thomas AUS 

231 Denise Becker GER 

232 Belen Mozo ESP 

233 Pamela Feggans SCO 

234 Rachel Bell ENG 

235 Camille Fallay FRA 

236 Maria Beautell ESP 

237 Antonella Cvitan SWE 

238 Liebelei Lawrence LUX 

239 Meaghan Francella USA 

240 Marieke Nivard NL 

241 Elin Emanuelsson SWE 

242 Anna Temple USA 

243 Caroline Martens NOR 

244 Vittoria Valvassori ITA 

245 Claire Aitken ENG 

246 Caroline Grady ENG 

247 Kirsty Fisher UK 

248 Charlie Douglass ENG 

249 Tamara Johns AUS 

250 Chrisje De Vries NL 

251 Joanne Clingan ENG 

252 Lucy Williams ENG 

253 Monique Smit SA 

254 Maria Ohlsson SWE 

255 Anna Scott ENG 

256 Hannah Ralph ENG 

257 Rhian Wyn Thomas WAL 

258 Patricia Beliard FRA 

259 Erika Holmen SWE 

260 Karin Sjodin SWE 

261 Iliska Verwey SA 

262 Heather MacRae SCO 

263 Kelly Hutcherson ENG 



Qualifying School 

264 Alessandra Averna ITA 

265 Martina Migliori Trapani ITA 

266 Lien Willems BEL 

267 Katy McNicoll SCO 

268 Linda Henriksson SWE 

269 Lucy Davies USA 

270 Henriette Frylinck SA 

271 Anastasia Kostina RUS 

272 Sofia Harkonen FIN 

273 Sara Djos SWE 

274 Jacqueline Hedwall SWE 

275 Elisabetta Bertini ITA 

276 Laura Sedda ITA 

277 Lisa Anderson SWE 

278 Tara Dayer-Smith ENG 

279 Vicky Tomko SVK 

280 Itziar Elguezabal Millan ESP 



Qualifying School Pre-Qualifiers 

281 Fabienne In-Albon SWI 

282 Sara Jones WAL 

283 Tracy Boyes ENG 

284 Gemma Webster SCO 

285 Daniela Prorokova CZE 

286 Laure Sibille FRA 

287 Sandra Carlborg 

288 Caroline Goasguen FRA 

289 Laurence Herman BEL 

290 Tammy Lee 

291 Sabina Imboden SWI 


Exemption Category: 12D 

No Career Money or Qualifying School 

292 Monia Bernardo PGL 

293 Erika Kuwahara JPN 

294 Annabelle Haxhe BEL 

295 Anne Le Nalio FRA 

296 Michelle Smith ENG 

297 Uloma Mbuko 

298 Mari Suursula 

299 Vera Shimanskaya RUS 



PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES 2013 

Please note that the 2013 Tour Guide includes 

Ladies European Tour members up to and including 

category 9b: 31-50 from Qualifying School. 

For information on other LET members, please visit 

the official website: www.ladieseuropeantour.com 


Caroline Afonso 

Country 

France 

Born 

20 February 1985 - Quimper 

Turned Professional 19 December 2007 

Joined Tour 19 December 2007 

LET Career Earnings (Euro) 256,042.86 

LET Tournaments Played 89 

Top Ten Finishes 13 

Career Best Finish 

2nd 

Lowest Round 65 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Caroline played in 18 tournaments and 

posted 3 top-10s including T6th at the Deloitte Ladies 

Open, T7th at the UniCredit Ladies German Open 

presented by Audi and T8th at the Hero Women's 

Indian Open. Ended the season ranked 44th on the 

ISPS Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, Caroline had four top-10s including a career 

best finish of second at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open at 

Golf club Foerenwaldh in Austria and joint second at the 

Deloitte Dutch Ladies Open at Golfclub Broekpolder. 

She was third at the Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open 

and tied for 8th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. She 

ended the season ranked 27th on the Money List, which 

was her best of four years on tour. 

n In 2010, her third season on the LET, posted a career 

best finish of 7th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames 

at Paris International Golf Club. 

n Tied for 9th at the Tenerife Ladies Open with a career 

low 65 (-7) in the fourth round at Buenavista Golf Club. 

n Earned €40,859.11 and finished 55th on the 

Henderson Money List. 

n Won the Order of Merit on the LET Access Series: 

the official feeder tour to the LET. Earned two LETAS 

victories at the Terre Blanche Ladies Open and La Nivelle 

Ladies Open in France. 

AMATEUR 

Afonso was the No.1 ranked French amateur in 2007, 

the year she won the French Ladies’ Amateur 

Championship. She won the1999 French amateur 

championship and was a finalist in the 1999 Junior 

French championship. She won her full card for the 

LET at the first attempt. 

PERSONAL 

Afonso started to play golf at the age of 10. She enjoys 

playing football, swimming, going to the cinema and 

listening to music. She credits her father as her greatest 

influence. Coached by Philippe Mendiburu, father of 

former LET champion Sandrine Mendiburu. Osteopath 

and nutritionist is Stepháne Martin-Rosset. Afonso holds 

a “Terminale” qualification, which is the equivalent of the 

French BAC. She lives in Anglet, near Biarritz, and is 

attached to Saint-Laurent Golf Club in Brittany. 

Sponsored by the Institut Basque de Golf. Website: 

www./carolineafonso.canalblog.com 

OTHER VICTORIES 

(2) 2010 La Nivelle Ladies Open and Terre Blanche 

Ladies Open (LET Access Series). 

TOUR RECORD: 

(Year, earnings/points, ranking) 

2008 €47,673.86 44 

2009 €43,722.25 38 

2010 €40,859.11 55 

2011 €81,591.34 27 

2012 €63,457.22 44 


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Holly Aitchison 

Country 

England 

Born 

21 February 1987 – Bedford 

Turned Professional January 2009 

Joined Tour January 2009 





T2nd 

Lowest Round 

66 (2 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Holly posted four top 10s including a careerbest 

tie for second at the Sanya Ladies Open in China 

and T4th place at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco. 

She ended the season ranked 32nd on the ISPS Handa 

Order of Merit, the best result of her career. 

n In 2011, her third season on tour, Holly recorded 

a career best tie for second at the Deloitte Dutch 

Ladies Open. She finished 66th on the Henderson 

Money List with season’s earnings of €34,110.71 from 

18 events played. 

n In 2010, her second season on tour, recorded a 

career best tie for 10th at the Hero Honda Women’s 

Indian Open. 

n Finished 85th on the Henderson Money List with 

season’s earnings of €18,911.19 from 15 events played. 

n In 2009, her rookie year, Holly played in 14 

tournaments and recorded a season-best tie for 36th 

at the Open de Espana Femenino. She returned to 

Final Stage Qualifying School and finished 32nd after 

competing in a play-off for 30th place. 

AMATEUR 

Portuguese Amateur Champion 2007. Member of 

England Home International Team 2007. St Andrews 

Junior Ladies’ Champion 2007. Bedfordshire County 

Champion in 2004, 2007 and 2008. 

PERSONAL 

Holly is 170cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes. 

She started playing golf at the age of 11 having been 

introduced to the game by her father and brother. Holly 

represented Bedfordshire as a junior and as an adult, 

and won the County Championship 3 times. She earned 

2 A levels in Business Studies and Music. 3 AS levels 

in 2006 and then became a full time amateur for three 

years. Holly lives in Bedford, England and is attached 

to Bedfordshire Golf Club. 

Website: www.hollyaitchison.com Twitter: @HollyLET 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €5,492.50 108 

2010 €18,911.19 85 

2011 €34,110.71 66 

2012 €76,532.92 32 


Helen Alfredsson 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

9 April 1965 – Gothenburg 

Residence 

Orlando, Florida 

Exempt Status 

Honorary Life Member 

Turned Professional 1989 

Joined Tour 1989 

Career Victories (Last) 21 (2008 - LPGA) 

LET Tournaments Won 11 

LET Career Earnings (Euro) 2,053,869.42 




PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 8 events; best result was T30th at 

the Deloitte Ladies Open in Holland. Finished 135th on 

the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, Helen played in three tournaments on the 

Ladies European Tour with a tie for 31st at the Portugal 

Ladies Open. She suffered with a shoulder injury all year 

but plans to compete on tour again in 2012. 

n In 2010, recorded a season best tie for 5th at the 

Unicredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi. 

n Tied for 8th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open; tied for 

16th at the Evian Masters presented by Societe Generale 

and Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. 


season’s earnings of €70,026.47 from seven events. 

n In 2009, became the first player in Solheim Cup history 

to captain a team, then qualify two years later as a player; 

best finish was a tie for fifth at the Evian Masters. Played 

for Europe in eight Solheim Cup matches 

1990/92/94/96/98/2000/2002/2009. 

n In 2008, won the Evian Masters and Grand China Air 

LPGA after five years without a win. 

n In 2007, selected as The European Solheim Cup Team 

captain at Halmstad Golfklubb in Sweden, where the 

USA won 16 to 12. 

n Inspired Europe to victory in 2000 Solheim Cup, 

winning two out of three points, including a vital 4&3 

Singles triumph on Sunday against Beth Daniel. 

n In 1997 underwent hip surgery and missed early 

part of the season but later finished second in World 

Championship of Women’s Golf, losing in playoff to 

Juli Inkster. 

n In 1994 earned her second LPGA title, the 

PING/Welch’s Championship. Produced albatross two at 

the 18th hole on her way to a third Hennessy Cup victory. 

n In 1993, won first LPGA major at the 1993 Nabisco 

Dinah Shore. 

n In 1992, partnered Liselotte Neumann to victory 

in 1992 Sunrise Cup World Team Championship in 

Taiwan. Won 1992 LPGA Rookie of the Year. 

n In 1990, earned first win as a professional at the 

Weetabix Women’s British Open. 

n In 1989, WPGET Rookie of the Year. 

AMATEUR 

Represented Sweden in European Team Championship, 

European Junior Championship and World Team 

Championship. Alfredsson was the Swedish national 

champion from 1981-84, in 1986 and 1988. She won 

the 1984 Belgium Junior International Championship 

and finished third at the 1988 European Individual 

Championship. 

PERSONAL 

178cm with red hair and blue eyes. Started playing golf at 

the age of 11. Graduated from United States International 

University in San Diego in 1988 with a degree in 

International Business. Worked briefly as a model before 

turning her attentions to golf. Also flew with Blue Angels, 

the all girl Red Devils. Married to Kent Nilsson, a former 

NHL Ice Hockey player, now coach. Helen caddied for 

him at European Tour Qualifying School for the 2006 

season, where he missed by one stroke. Helen’s hobbies 

include reading and squash. Whilst injured, she worked 

as a television commentator for The Golf Channel during 

the 2011 season and for the world feed at The 2011 

Solheim Cup. Helen lives in Orlando, Florida. She shares 

her birthday with Seve Ballesteros and Hugh Hefner. 

LET VICTORIES 

(11) 1990 Weetabix Women’s British Open. 1991 

Hennessy Cup, Trophee Coconut Skol. 1992 Hennessy 

Cup, IBM Open. 1994 Evian Masters. 1996 Hennessy 

Cup. 1997 McDonald’s WPGA Championship of Europe. 

1998 Evian Masters. 2001 WPGA Championship of 

Europe. 2008 Evian Masters (co-sanctioned with LPGA). 


(10) 1991 Queensland Open, Ellair Open (Japan), Benson 

& Hedges Trophy with Anders Forsbrand. 1992 Itoki 

Classic (Japan), Sunrise Cup World Team Championship 

with Liselotte Neumann. 1993 Nabisco Dinah Shore. 

1994 PING/Welch’s Championship. 1997 Itoen 

Tournament (Japan). 1998 The Office Depot, 

Welch’s/Circle K Championship. 2003 Longs Drugs 

Challenge. 2008 Grand China Air LPGA. 


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SOLHEIM CUP 

1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2009 

(8 appearances as a player) 

2003 Captain victorious PING European Junior Solheim 

Cup Team at Bokskogens GK 

2007 European Solheim Cup Captain 

TOUR RECORD: 


1989 £20,355.00 20 

1990 £63,079.00 3 

1991 £75,900.00 2 

1992 £55,900.00 2 

1993 £13,116.00 27 

1994 £63,315.00 2 

1995 £16,903.00 - 

1996 £97,804.00 2 

1997 £92,927.00 2 

1998 £125,975.00 1 

1999 £47,144.00 12 

2000 644.51 64 

2001 3,561.20 N/A 

2002 2,852.20 16 

2003 144.90 6 

2004 190.18 29 

2005 €89,038.08 - 

2006 €96,407.16 16 

2007 €13,727.16 105 

2008 €320,099.74 2 

2009 €84,984.62 16 

2010 €70,026.47 34 

2011 €1,770.00 157 

2012 €5,283.67 135 

Beth Allen 

Country 

USA 

Born 

6 December 1981 – Ojai, California 


Joined LET 2008 

Career Earnings (Euro) 246,892.55 

Tournaments Played 79 


Career Best Finish 2nd (2012) 

Lowest Round 

66 (65 on LPGA) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Beth posted a new career-best finish of 

2nd at the ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters at 

Buckinghamshire Golf Club. She had two additional 

top-10s at the Sanya Ladies Open and ISPS Handa 

New Zealand Women's Open hosted by Christchurch. 

She finished 22nd on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit 

with season’s earnings of €87,278.41 from 20 events, 

similar to the previous season. 

n In 2011, Beth posted a career-best tie for 2nd at the 

Open de Espana Femenino at La Quinta Country Club. 

Tied for 5th at both the Sicilian Ladies Italian Open and 

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. Finished 19th on 

the Henderson Money List with season’s earnings of 

€91,054.55 from 21 events. 

n In 2010, season-best finish was a tie for 7th at the 

ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands. Tied for 

9th at the UNIQA Ladies Open in Austria. Finished 52nd 

on the Henderson Money List with season’s earnings 

€42,226.05 from 20 events. 

n In 2009, recorded a career best tie for 3rd at the SAS 

Ladies Masters at Larvik Golfklubb in Norway. Finished 

64th on the season-ending Henderson Money List with 

earnings of €21,276.57. 

n In 2008, tied for 5th at the Nykredit Masters in 

Denmark. Finished 6th at LET Final Qualifying School. 

LPGA Highlights 

n Tied for 25th at LPGA Q School for 2005 earning 

exempt status; earned non-exempt status on the Tour for 

2006 taking the 6th conditional card. Was a participant in 

the 2006 US Women’s Open. In 2007, held the 23rd 

conditional card on the LPGA. In 2005, posted a career 

low round of 65 at the State Farm Classic. Best finish 

on the LPGA was tied 23rd at the 2006 Wendy’s 

Championship for Children. 

AMATEUR 

Allen advanced to the semi-finals of the 2003 US Public 

Links and was a quarter-finalist at the 2004 US Women’s 

Amateur championships. She was a four-time USGA 

event participant and a 2004 Honourable Mention All- 

American. She won five tournaments whilst at college. 

She was also the 2003-2004 Big West Conference 

champion at California State University at Northridge. 

Tied for 22nd at the 2004 NCAA National Championship 

after qualifying as an individual. 

PERSONAL 

165cm tall with red hair and blue eyes. Beth started to 

play golf aged 16. She credits her father, Jim Allen, a 

PGA professional, as the individual most influencing 

her career. She enjoys going to the movies, shopping, 

popular culture, parties, dancing, singing karaoke and 

spending time with family. In March 2011, Beth donated 

a kidney to her brother, Dan, who had been suffering 

with a kidney disorder for 12 years. She returned to 

compete on the tour just two months later, in May. 

Beth lives in San Diego, California. 

Twitter: @BethAllenGolf 

TOUR RECORD: 


2008 €13,540.00 110 

2009 €21,276.57 64 

2010 €42,226.05 52 

2011 €91,054.55 19 

2012 €87,278.41 22 


Lucie André 

Country 

France 

Born 

17 January 1988 – Bourg-en-Bresse 

Turned Professional December 2010 

Joined LET January 2011 





T4th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Lucy attended 19 events and her best result 

was T14th place at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. 

Ranked 80th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, her first year on tour, Lucie posted a careerbest 

tie for 4th place at the Lacoste Ladies Open de 

France at Paris International Golf Club. She finished 

67th on the Money List with earnings of €33,264.75 

from 14 tournaments. 

AMATEUR 

Leading ladies amateur golfer on the 2009 EGA Women’s 

Amateur Rankings. Leading amateur on the 2010 LET 

Access Series. Tied for 16th and leading amateur at the 

2010 Open de France Feminin. Won 2010 German 

International, 2009 Spanish International. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf aged 11, introduced by parents. Plays 

at Mionnay Golf Club in Bourg en Bresse. Coached by 

Karine Mathiot. Hobbies include playing tennis, listening 

to music, spending time with friends and family and 

watching movies. Website: www.lucieandre.com 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €33,264.75 67 2012 €27,843.53 80 

Bree Arthur 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

2 July 1988 - Melbourne 





T4th 


Top Ten Finishes 

T4 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Bree played 21 events and recorded 3 top- 

10s including a career-best finish of T4th place at the 

UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi. 

Ranked 49th on the Order of Merit: her best season 

up to date. 

n In 2011, her first year on the LET, Bree played in 

16 tournaments and earned a season-best tie for 10th 

place at the Pegasus New Zealand Open hosted by 

Christchurch. She earned €25,327.22 over the season 

to finish 81st on the Money List and comfortably retain 

her card for the following season. 

CAREER 

Top 50 in the 2010 ALPG Clubcar Series. Top 10 at the 

2010 New South Wales Open. Top-30 on the Duramed 

Futures Tour, where she played full season in 2010 with 

five top 50 finishes. 

AMATEUR 

2007 Irish Stroke play championships runner-up. 

2005-2009 Queensland State representative. 2009 

SA Strokeplay championships winner. 2009 – Tasman 

Cup representative, 2009 Queensland female golfer 

of the year. 

PERSONAL 

Introduced to golf by her father and family aged nine. 

Enjoys music, fishing, travelling, socialising and 

watching sport. Twitter: @BreeArthurGolf 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €25,327.22 81 2012 €59,204.03 49 


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Rebecca Artis 

(formerly Flood) 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

22 November 1988 – Coonabarabran 







T3 

Lowest Round 

67 (5 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Rebecca played in 22 tournaments and 

recorded her first two top-10 finishes: T3rd at the ISPS 

Handa Ladies British Masters and T8th at the Deutsche 

Bank Ladies Swiss Open. She ended the season ranked 

45th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit with total earnings 

of €63,049.95. 

n In 2011, despite be injured during the latter part of 

the season, Rebecca played in 19 tournaments and 

recorded a season-best tie for 12th at the UNIQA Ladies 

Golf Open in Austria. She finished 70th on the Money 

List with earnings of €31,163.11. 

n In 2010, recorded six top-20 finishes in her rookie 

season on the LET with a season-best tie for 12th at 

the Open de France Feminin and a tie for 15th at the 

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. Finished 44th on the 

Henderson Money List with season’s earnings of 

€49,129.32 from 19 tournaments. 

AMATEUR 

Leading amateur at the 2008 MFS Women’s Australian 

Open (T10th) and at the 2009 ANZ Masters, (T20th). 

2009 NSW Amateur Stroke play champion. Qualified for 

the 2009 Ricoh Women’s British Open, but missed the 

cut. Finished 46th at the LET’s Final Stage Qualifying 

School for 2010. 

PERSONAL 

Rebecca took up golf at the age of 10 after watching her 

father Keith, who owns a bakery, play at the local course. 

She credits her family, coach Gary Edwin and school 

Principal Michael McEntyre as influences on her career. 

Rebecca studied at the NSW Institute of Sport. Rebecca 

is from the tiny north-western New South Wales town of 

Coonabarabran and growing up she would make the 10- 

hour drive from home to Sydney at least six times a year 

and an 18-hour round trip to see her coach Gary Edwin 

on the Gold Coast. Formerly Rebecca Flood, she married 

her long-term partner and caddie Geoff Artis in February 

2012 and changed her name. Away from golf, she says 

she enjoys shopping, spending time with family and 

friends and going to the beach. Twitter: @BecFloodGolf 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €49,129.32 44 2012 €63,049.95 45 

2011 €31,163.11 70 

Rachel Bailey 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

27 September 1980 – Penrith 

Turned professional October 2003 




T3rd 




PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Rachel posted 2 top 10s including her 

career-best finish of T3rd at the Raiffeisenbank Prague 

Golf Masters and T7th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. 

Ranked 75th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit and 

earned total of €32,613.30. 

n In 2011, her first year on the LET, Rachel played in 

3 events and earned €5,559.25, ending the season 

ranked 137th on the Money List. 

CAREER 

Competed on the Duramed Futures Tour from 2004-2010 

with a career best tie for third at the 2006 Louisiana 

Futures Classic and the 2007 Michelob ULTRA Duramed 

FUTURES Players Championship in Decatur, Ill. In 2008, 

competed in the U.S. Women's Open Championship. 

Recorded two wins on the Australian Ladies Professional 

Golf (ALPG) Tour in 2008/2009: the St George's Basin 

Country Club Pro-Am and the Xstrata Coal Branxton 


Pro-Am, winning the overall 2008/09 Club Car Series. 

AMATEUR 

Aged 17 Rachel became the first person to win both the 

Combined High School NSW match-play and stroke-play 

championship in the same year. In 2007, she won the 

Australian All-Schools competition. While attending 

New Mexico State, she won the Sun Belt Conference 

championship her junior year in 2002 and recorded 

nine top-10 finishes in collegiate competition. Two-time 

member of the Big West Conference Championship 

team (2000, 2001) and the Sunbelt Conference 

Championship (2002, 2003). 

PERSONAL 

The daughter of two maths teachers, Rachel grew up in 

the Blue Mountains an hour west of Sydney. At age 10, her 

dad introduced her to golf. She resides in Faulconbridge, 

New South Wales and plays at Springwood Country Club 

in Springwood. She completed a bachelor of business 

marketing at New Mexico State University. Her hobbies are 

reading, going to the gym, watching movies and playing 

board games. In 2006, was a contestant on The Golf 

Channel’s Big Break VI at Trump National. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €5,559.25 137 2012 €32,613.30 75 

Maria Balikoeva 

(formerly Verchenova) 

Country 

Russia 

Born 27 March 1986 

Turned Professional November 2006 

Joined Tour November 2006 



Career Best finish 

T5th 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012 Maria played in 2 events - the Turkish Airlines 

Ladies Open and the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters - and 

finished 155th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, Maria played in 8 events with a season-best 

tie for 14th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. 

n In 2010, Maria played in 14 events with a season-best 

tie for 9th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. 

n In 2009, Maria played in 14 tournaments and her 

season best finish was a tie for 24th at the Tenerife 

Ladies Open. She represented Russia at the Comunitat 

Valenciana European Nations Cup in Spain along with 

Anastasia Kostina and the pair tied for 17th place. At the 

end of the year, Maria finished 91st on the Henderson 

Money List with season's earnings of EUR15,354.69. 

n In 2008, Maria’s career best finish of T5th came at the 

Tenerife Ladies Open at Golf Costa Adeje and she also 

posted a career low round of 66 on the second day of 

the Dubai Ladies Masters on the Majlis Course at 

Emirates Golf Club. Maria's next best finish was T11th 

at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. She finished 

the year in 55th position on the New Star Money List 

with €38,262.77 in season's earnings 

n In 2007, Maria played in 12 events in her rookie season 

and made four cuts all year. Her best finish by far was 

T10th at the S4/C Wales Ladies Championship, at 

Machynys Peninsula GC. Maria returned to Final- 

Qualifying School where she finished tied for 53rd place. 

Her season's earnings were €13,285.00 and she finished 

106th on the New Star Money List. 

AMATEUR 

Russian Amateur Champion in 2004 and 2006. Austrian 

Amateur Champion in 2006. Latvian Amateur Champion 

in 2005. Slovenian Amateur Champion in 2005. Runner 

up in the 2006 World University Championships in Turin. 

PERSONAL 

176cm tall with dark brown hair and brown eyes. 

Started to play golf at the age of 12. Studied sports 

at Moscow State University of Sport. Maria, born Maria 

Verchenova, got married in 2012 and changed her name 

to Maria Baliokeva. The couple had a child named Maria 

in September 2012. 

Personal website: www.mariaverchenova.de 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/MARIA- 

VERCHENOVA/137473519629392 

Twitter: @MashkaVe 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €13,284.96 106 

2008 €38,262.77 55 

2009 €15,354.69 91 

2010 €9,612.50 124 

2011 €8,704.58 122 

2012 €2,875.00 155 


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Elizabeth Bennett 

Country 

England 

Born 

23 October 1982 – Southampton 




Tournaments played 67 


Lowest Round 

67 (2 times) 


4th 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Liz played 19 events and recorded two top- 

10s including a tie for 8th at the Hero Women's Indian 

Open and a tie for 9th at Ladies Irish Open. She finished 

60th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit with a total 


n In 2011, her third year on the LET, Liz played in 

19 tournaments with a career-best finish of 4th at the 

Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open presented by 

EventScotland at Archerfield Links in East Lothian. 

She earned €39,738.81 during the season to end 61st 

on the Money List. 

n In 2010, Liz recorded a season best tie for 16th at the 

Women’s Australian Open at Commonwealth Golf Club in 

Melbourne. Finished 60th on the Henderson Money List 

with season’s earnings of €37,366.63 from 20 events. 

n In 2009, Liz posted two top 10 finishes: 6th at the 

Open de Espana Femenino and a tie for 9th at the 

Finnair Masters in Finland. 

AMATEUR 

No.1 English amateur in 2008 (order of merit winner). 

2006 English Stroke Play Champion. Winner of the 2008 

Sally Tournament on the Orange Blossom Tour in the 

USA. Represented GB&I at the 2008 Curtis Cup at St 

Andrews. Turned professional with a handicap of +3. 

PERSONAL 

Liz started playing golf at the age of 12 with her older 

brother James. She attended the University of Iowa and 

earned a BA in Economics. Liz enjoys playing badminton, 

shopping and reading in her spare time. She is attached 

to Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club in Hampshire. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €27,804.87 62 

2010 €37,366.63 60 

2011 €39,738.81 61 

2012 €48,917.48 60 

Eva Bjarvall 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

11 November 1982 - Lund 

Turned Professional 1 November 2001 





T29th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, finished T31st at Lalla Aicha Tour School 

earning membership in category 9b for the 2013 LET 

season. 

n In 2010, competed on the Swedish Nordea Tour and 

was 50th at Final LET Qualifying School. 

n Played SAS Masters Tour in Scandinavia from 2004- 

2008. Finished 7th on the 2008 SAS Masters Tour order 

of merit. 

AMATEUR 

Swedish Championship 66 (-5) Played for Team Sweden 

1997-2001 

PERSONAL 

164cm with blonde hair and blue/green eyes. Hobbies 

include athletics, seeing friends, music and reading. 

Influenced by Annika Sorenstam. Lives in Lund, Sweden. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2002 – – 

2003 €2,198.75 118 

2004 €2,744.50 n/a 

2005 – – 

2006 – – 

2007 – 169 

2008 €825.00 179 

2009 – – 

2010 – – 

2011 – – 

2012 – – 


Minea Blomqvist-Kakko 

Country 

Finland 

Born 

12 May 1985 – Espoo 





Top ten finishes 14 

Career Victories (Last) 2 (2008) 

Lowest Round 

62 (twice) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Minea played in 9 events and finished 89th 

on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. Her best finish was 

T6th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. 

n In 2011, Minea played in 13 tournaments on the LET 

and recorded three top-10 finishes, including 2nd place 

at the UniCredit Ladies German Open, 3rd at the Lacoste 

Ladies Open de France and a tie for 5th at the Sanya 

Ladies Open in China. She finished 25th on the seasonending 

Money List with earnings of €83,386.50. 

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 

n In 2010, played in two LET events with a season best 

tie for 18th at the Finnair Masters. 

n In 2009, Minea played in seven events on the LET with 

a season best tie for 3rd at the Finnair Masters in Finland. 

n In 2008, won the Finnair Masters at Helsinki Golf Club 

on home soil in Finland after a sensational final day battle 

with Ursula Wikstrom, her compatriot and friend. 

n In 2005, represented Finland alongside Riikka 

Hakkarainen in the inaugural Women’s World Cup of Golf 

at Fancourt H&CC in South Africa in February. The same 

year, she recorded two runner-up finishes, at the OTP 

Bank Central European Open in Hungary and the Ladies 

English Open at Chart Hills. 

n In 2004, turned professional and won twice on the 

Nedbank Women’s Golf Tour in South Africa early in the 

season at the Pam Golding Ladies International and the 

Telcom Women’s Classic. First professional appearance 

on the LET was a tie for 4th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. 

Won OTP Bank Central European Open in Hungary which 

included a Tour record 62 in round one, also becoming 

the third youngest winner of an LET event at 19-years 

and 128 days old. Carded a world record ten under par 

62 at Sunningdale during the third round of the Weetabix 

Women’s British Open becoming the first player, male or 

female to shoot ten under par in a major championship. 

Also played her hero Annika Sörenstam in an exhibition 

skins match at her home club in Finland prior to the 2004 

HP Open. This time, Annika said: ‘The old girl won!’ 

AMATEUR 

Won three points for Europe in two PING Junior Solheim 

Cup appearances. Won two times on the Telia Tour at 

the 2002 Sparbanken Open as a 17-year-old amateur 

and in the 2003 CA Ladies Trophy. Was awarded Telia 

Tour Player of the Year in 2003. Two-time PING Junior 

Solheim Cup player in 2002 and 2003. Vagliano Trophy 

player in 2003. 5th European amateur championship 

2003. Turned professional late in 2003 with a handicap of 

+2.7. Winner of Finnish Amateur ranking in 2002. Finnish 

National Ladies Team member from 2001-2003. 

PERSONAL 

164cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Known on 

Tour as ‘Minni’. Credits Pia Nilson, Lynn Marriot, Ville 

Kalliala, Carin Koch and Annika Sörenstam as individuals 

who influenced her career. Lists movies, reading and 

music among her hobbies. First child, a son, named 

Elmeri Mikael Kakko born 31st March 2010. Attached to 

Kullo GC. Married professional golfer Roope Kakko on 

New Year’s Eve 2011 and changed her family name to 

Blomqvist-Kakko from 2012. 

LET TOURNAMENT VICTORIES 

(2) 2004 OTP Bank Central European Open, 

2008 Finnair Masters 


(5) Telia Tour - 2002 Sparbanken Open, 2003 CA Ladies 

Trophy. 2004 Nedbank Women’s Golf Tour – Pam 

Golding Ladies International, Telcom Women’s Classic. 

2004 Telia Tour Öijared Ladies Open. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 401.53 7 

2005 €101,218.18 10 

2006 €4,178.80 139 

2007 €35,491.69 56 

2008 €71,386.71 33 

2009 €22,541.00 69 

2010 €2,840.00 147 

2011 €83,386.50 25 

2012 €22,448.78 89 


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Christel Boeljon 

Country 

The Netherlands 

Born 

30 July 1987 – Beverwÿk 






LET Victories (last) 4 (2012) 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Christel played 6 LET events. She recorded 

two more victories: firstly at the Gold Coast RACV 

Australian Ladies Masters and secondly at the Turkish 

Airlines Ladies Open where she successfully defended 

the title. She finished the season ranked 14th on the ISPS 

Handa Order of Merit, with earnings of €104,884 and 

ranked 11th on The Solheim Cup points list. 

n In 2011, Christel earned a long overdue maiden victory 

as an individual at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open at 

National Golf Club in Belek, Antalya, in May. She posted 

five additional top-10 finishes, including second places in 

Slovakia and Finland. She finished the season ranked 

eighth on the Money List with earnings of €161,171.99. 

Christel made history as the first European Solheim Cup 

team member from the Netherlands in the 22-year history 

of the event. She qualified automatically from the 

European points standings after two consistent seasons 

on tour. She earned a vital point towards Europe’s historic 

victory after defeating Brittany Lincicome by two holes in 

the singles. 

n In 2010, recorded seven top-10 finishes including 

joint runner-up three times. Tied for second at the 

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China, narrowly missing 

out to Lee-Anne Pace in a four-way play-off. Also tied 

for second at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open and the 

S4C Wales Ladies Championship. 

n In 2009, Christel enjoyed a sensational start to her 

professional career when she and Marjet van der Graaff 

claimed a four stroke victory at the Comunitat Valenciana 

European Nations Cup, representing the Netherlands at 

La Sella Golf Resort in Alicante, Spain. 

n Posted a career low 66 (-6) in the first round of the 

Open de Espana Femenino at Panoramica G&CC. 

n Finished 35th on the season-ending Henderson Money 

List with earnings of €48,892.83. 

AMATEUR 

Winner of Dutch Stroke play championship twice. 

Dutch National Amateur Champion 2008. 3rd European 

Individual Championships 2008. 2nd European Team 

Championships 2008, 2nd individual. 2nd NCAA 

Championships 2007. Finished 10th ABN AMRO Ladies 

Open 2008 5th individual world amateur 2008. 

PERSONAL 

Christel started to play golf at the age of 7. She enjoys 

all sports, especially field hockey and tennis. Interests 

also include listening to music and reading. She studied 

Spanish for two-and-a-half years at Purdue University 

in the USA as well as a semester of Sociology, but left 

university after three years to pursue golf as a career. 

Coached by Ad Wessels. Lives in Alkmaar, Holland. In 

2011, Christel was made an Honorary Member of the 

PGA Holland. Twitter: @ChristelBoeljon 

Website: www.christelboeljon.com 


(4) 2009 Comunitat Valenciana European Nations 

Cup (with Marjet van der Graaff); 2011 Turkish Airlines 

Ladies Open, 2012 Gold Coast RACV Australian Ladies 

Masters, 2012 Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(1) 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €48,892.83 35 

2010 €121,959.03 12 

2011 €161,171.99 8 

2012 €104,884.00 14 


Frances Bondad 

Country 

Born 

Australia 

21 January 1988 – Los Angeles, 

California 

Turned Professional 13 August /2007 

Joined Tour December 2007 




Career best finish 

T2nd 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Frances attended 17 events and recorded 2 

top-10s finishes including a tie for 2nd at the Aberdeen 

Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open presented by 

EventScotland and a tie for 5th at the Allianz Ladies 

Slovak Open. She finished the season ranked 56th on the 

ISPS Handa Order of Merit with earnings of €50,459.45. 

n In October 2011, her fourth season on the LET, 

Frances earned her maiden victory at the Sanya Ladies 

Open at Yalong Bay Golf Club, Hainan, China. She 

played in 19 tournaments during the season and 

earned €61,820.00, ending the year ranked 36th on 

the Money List. 

n In 2010, recorded three top-10 finishes including a 

career best tie for 2nd at the Open de Espana Femenino 

at Flamingos Golf Club. Tied for 4th at the Deutsche 

Bank Ladies Swiss Open and tied for 8th at the Portugal 

Ladies Open. Finished 27th on the Henderson Money List 

with season’s earnings of €80,370.51 from 21 starts. 

n In 2009, Frances competed in 17 tournaments and 

recorded three top ten finishes, with a season best tie for 

5th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. Her next 

best finishes were a tie for 6th at the Open de Espana 

Femenino, tied 8th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in 

Austria and tied 10th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. 

n In 2008, best finish was a tie for 16th at the Open de 

Espana Femenino. 

AMATEUR 

Bondad was the No.1 ranked amateur in Australia from 

2006-2007. She was the 2007 Australian Amateur Stroke 

play Champion and a member of the 2006 Espirito Santo 

(World amateur) Team. Won the 2004 Philippine Ladies 

Amateur Open and 2005 Hong Kong Ladies Amateur 

Open. Won the third card at LET Qualifying School in 

2007 and qualified for the Tour at the first attempt. 

PERSONAL 

163cm tall with brown eyes and brown hair. Started 

to play golf at the age of 10. Lists dancing, shopping, 

going to the beach and spending time with friends 

amongst her hobbies. Credits father and Mark Patterson 

as having influenced career. Bondad said that although 

she represents Australia, she would have the Philippine 

flag embossed beside that of Australia on her golf bag, 

in recognition of her Filipina heritage. Resides in 

Greystanes, New South Wales, Australia. Is affiliated 

to NSW Golf Club. Sponsored by Nike Golf. 

Twitter: @Francesbondad 


(1) 2011 Sanya Ladies Open 

TOUR RECORD: 


2008 €20,300.61 93 

2009 €47,297.78 39 

2010 €80,370.51 27 

2011 €61,820.00 36 

2012 €50,459.45 56 


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Carly Booth 

Country 

Scotland 

Born 21 June 1992 



LET victories (last) 

2 (2012 Deutsche Bank Ladies 

Swiss Open) 




Lowest Round 

67 (4 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, after starting the year successfully with a playoff 

victory at the Dinard Ladies Open on the Access 

Series, Carly had her breakthrough season with two 

victories at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open presented by EventScotland and the 

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, which she won with 

an eagle on the fourth extra hole in a three-way play-off. 

She recorded two additional top-10 finishes: T7th at both 

the Ladies Irish Open and Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. 

She played a total of 19 events and finished the season 

ranked 5th on ISPS Handa Order of Merit and 7th on the 

Solheim Cup Points list. 

n In 2011, Carly played in 15 tournaments and made 

seven cuts with a season-best tie for 19th at the 

Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open. After finishing 109th on 

the Money List, she returned to Final Qualifying School 

at La Manga Club and just lost-out in the play-off for the 

top 30 spots, ending 31st and earning membership of 

the LET in category 9b. 

n In 2010, her rookie season, turned 18 in June and 

juggled professional golf with A-level school work. 

n Posted a season-best tie for 23rd at the Aberdeen 

Ladies Scottish Open. 


season’s earnings of €16,743.11 from 19 events. 

AMATEUR 

Carly Booth was the youngest ladies' club champion 

in Britain at the age of 11 at Dunblane New. At 12, she 

played with Sandy Lyle in the British Masters Pro-Am. 

She was rated the No1 junior in Europe after winning the 

European Junior Masters in 2007, the same year she lifted 

the Scottish Under-18 and Under-21 titles. In 2008, she 

became the youngest player to represent Great Britain & 

Ireland in the 76-year history of the Curtis Cup, facing the 

Americans in the 35th staging of that match at St 

Andrews. She also played at the Junior Ryder Cup in 2006 

and 2008 and won the Daily Telegraph Finals in 2007 and 

2008. At 14 she appeared in her first professional event, 

the 2007 Scottish Open, and she finished as the leading 

amateur in a tie for 13th place. She was also the leading 

amateur at the 2008 Ladies English Open, where she tied 

for 29th. She finished 14th at LET Final Stage Qualifying 

School for 2010 and became the youngest-ever Scot to 

qualify for the LET at the age of 17. 

PERSONAL 

Booth is a competent gymnast and can perform 

somersaults and back flips! As a youngster, Booth 

was able to practise on the course made exclusively 

for her and her brother, professional golfer Wallace, 

by her father Wally at the family farm near Comrie. 

Wally was a Commonwealth Games silver medalist 

wrestling champion and a former minder of the Beatles. 

Twitter: @CarlyBooth92 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Carly- 

Booth/285130804920994 


(2) 2012 Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish 

Open presented by EventScotland and 2012 Deutsche 

Bank Ladies Swiss Open 


(1) 2012 Dinard Ladies Open (LETAS) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €16,743.11 98 2012 €164,020.44 5 

2011 €14,592.68 109 


Bonita Bredenhann 

Country 

Born 

Namibia 

15 June 1992 – Windhoek 

(Namibia) 

Turned Professional January 2013 

Joined Tour January 2013 

AMATEUR 

Won numerous junior and Open championships in 

Namibia from 2004-2012. In 2011, won the Mpumalanga 

championships in South Africa. In 2012, won the South 

African Match Play Open, South African Inter-Provincial 

Stroke Play and Coastal Open Namibia Swakopmund. 

Made first hole in one in the Women's SA Open 2008. In 

2010, won the the Western Province Championships in 

South Africa and the Boland Open Match play 

championships in South Africa. Selected for Namibia to 

play in the All Africa teams for seven years from 2005- 

2012. Nominated Sports Awards from 2009-2012. 

Position at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013: T9th. 

PERSONAL 

Height 175cm, brown hair colour and eye colour. Started 

to play golf on Jan 01, 1996, aged 7 and won first 

competition, the Walvisbaai Open, aged 8. Greatest 

influences are parents and first coach Douglas Wood. 

Stacy-Lee Bregman 

Country 

South Africa 

Born 

7 October 1986 – Johannesburg 



Career earnings (Euro) 244,296.00 





T2nd 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Stacy played in 18 events and recorded 3 

top-10s including T3rd at the ISPS Handa Ladies British 

Masters, T6th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open 

and T9th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by 

Raiffeisen. She ended the season ranked 36th on the 


n In 2011, Stacy played in 19 tournaments and recorded 

two top-10s with her best finish a tie for fourth at the 

season-ending Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. She ended 

49th on the Money List following her fifth season on tour. 

n In 2010, posted two top-10 finishes with a season-best 

tie for 8th at the Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open and a 

tie for 10th at the Hero Honda Women’s Indian Open. 


€41,095.37 from 22 events. 

n In 2009, posted four top 20 finishes including a season 

best tie for 11th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the 

Netherlands. Carded career low 65 (-8) in the first round 

of the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, finishing in a 

tie for 22nd place. 

n In 2008, recorded a career best tie for 2nd at the 

Turkish Ladies Open at National Golf Club. 

AMATEUR 

Played on winning South African Espirito Santo Team in 

2006. Semi Finalist in the South African Amateur in 2005 

and 2006. Won Saab Junior twice. Tournament of nations 

in 2004 and 2005. Reached last 16 in the 2006 British 

Amateur Championship. 

PERSONAL 

161cm tall with blue eyes and brown hair. Started to play 

golf at the age of 15. Hobbies include music, watching 

sport and reading, especially sports biographies. 

Influenced by coach, Neville Sundelson. Achieved South 

African colours seven times for karate. Provincial colours 

for athletics. Sports woman of the year in 2004 at King 

David Linksfield School. Twitter: @StacyBregman 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €21,878.68 84 

2008 €50,937.82 43 

2009 €37,700.40 51 

2010 €41,095.37 54 

2011 €50,107.78 49 

2012 €71,327.95 36 


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Country 

Wales 

Born 

20 October 1982 – St Asaph 



Career Earnings (Euro) 1,014,541.18 

Tour Victories 2 (2009) 




PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Becky played in 22 events and ended the 

season in spectacular fashion with 2 top-10s finishes: 

T4th at the Sanya Ladies Open and T3rd at the Omega 

Dubai Ladies Masters. She ended the season ranked 

52nd on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit with total 


n In 2011, Becky played in 24 tournaments and 

produced six top-10 finishes with a season-best tie for 

second at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. She also 

tied for 4th at the Finnair Masters and Raiffeisenbank 

Prague Masters and tied for 5th at the Lalla Meryem 

Cup, DeutscheBank Ladies Swiss Open and Suzhou 

Taihu Ladies Open in China. She ended the season 

ranked 13th on the Money List with earnings of 

€124,008.05. She also won the Tenerife Ladies Match 

Play at Golf Las Americas, which was a non-official 

event on the LET schedule. 

n In 2010, posted six top-10 finishes with a season 

best tie for 4th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. Tied 

for 5th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open, tied for 7th at 

the Pegasus New Zealand Women’s Open and S4C 

Wales Ladies Championship, tied for 9th at the Open 

de Espana, tied for 10th at the Aberdeen Ladies Scottish 

Open. Represented Wales at the Comunitat Valenciana 

European Nations Cup and tied for 9th. Finished 18th 

on the Henderson Money List with season’s earnings of 

€100,964.17 from 19 events. 

n In 2009, Becky enjoyed her most successful year on 

tour. She finished 3rd on the Henderson Money List with 

season’s earnings of €221,496.10 and was first on the 

exemption list, which earned a 10 year exemption to the 

LET. She secured her second LET title with a six-stroke 

victory at the Open de Espana Femenino at Panoramica 

Golf and Country Club, which earned her a place at the 

Evian Masters in France the following week, where she 

tied for 13th.She recorded eight additional top 10 

finishes: 2nd at the Tenerife Ladies Open, ties for third at 

the Portugal Ladies Open, Finnair Masters and Randstad 

Open de France Dames; 4th at the S4/C Wales Ladies 

Championship and tied for 4th at the ABN AMRO Ladies 

Open, tied 6th at the Carta Sì Ladies Italian Open and 

tied 10th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. She also topped 

the European rankings for the total number of pars, 

birdies, eagles and number of top ten finishes. She made 

her second appearance as a member of the European 

Solheim Cup team at Rich Harvest Farms in Illinois. 

n In 2007, earned maiden victory at the Ladies English 

Open at Chart Hills GC in Kent. Made debut on the 

European Solheim Cup team at Halmstad in Sweden. 

AMATEUR 

Becky closed her amateur career on a high and made 

huge strides into the professional world with impressive 

performances when she was invited to play in two LET 

events. She burst onto the scene in her first invitation of 

2003 with a second place finish at the Tenerife Ladies 

Open behind eventual winner Elisabeth Esterl. Becky 

held the lead until the 17th hole of the final round when 

she bogeyed and Esterl birdied. In the Wales WPGA 

Championship of Europe, she almost pulled off a 

spectacular victory with a 70 in the final round but lost 

out when Shani Waugh holed from fully 74 feet on the 

final green to deny her becoming the first amateur in 19 

years to win on Tour. Becky lost out on approximately 

£55,000 as she was an amateur in those events but 

her future certainly looks promising. Her amateur record 

is exemplary – Welsh Girls Champion 1997 and 1998. 

Welsh Ladies Champion 1999 and 2001. British Ladies 

Open amateur stroke play champion 1999 and 2002. 

European Ladies Open Champion 2002. Curtis Cup 

player 2000. Vagliano Trophy 2001 and 2003. World 

Team Championship 2002. 

PERSONAL 

168cm tall with dark brown hair and brown/green eyes. 

Hobbies include listening to music, watching films and 

most sports. Influenced to play golf by her father, Steve. 

Represents Abergele GC. Speaks fluent Welsh. 

Website: www.beckybrewerton.com 

Twitter: @beckybrewerton 

TOUR VICTORIES 

(2) 2007 Ladies English Open, in association with Golf 

Punk; 2009 Open de España Femenino. 

NON OFFICIAL VICTORIES 

(1) 2011 Tenerife Ladies Match Play 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(2) 2007, 2009 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 378.56 8 

2005 €69,381.19 19 

2006 €96,700.47 15 

2007 €145,085.93 15 

2008 €126,754.04 15 

2009 €221,496.10 3 

2010 €100,964.17 18 

2011 €124,008.05 13 

2012 €56,367.73 52 


Cathryn Bristow 

Country 

Born 

Turned Professional 1 January 2010 


New Zealand 

14 November 1984 – Auckland, 

New Zealand 

PROFESSIONAL 

Victories on the Futures Tour, now Symetra Tour, at the 

Pennsylvania Classic in 2011 and on the ALPG Tour, 

Moss Vale Pro-am, 2012.Position at Lalla Aicha Tour 

School for 2013: T25th 

AMATEUR 

Competed for New Zealand at the World Amateur Team 

Championships, 2008 and for NZ at the Queen Sirikit 

Cup, 2008, 5th place. 

PERSONAL 

Height 170cm, dark brown hair and hazel eyes. She 

started to play golf in January 1998. Greatest influence: 

Coach Arron Cole. Attended University of Oregon (USA) 

and has a degree in Psychology Degree. 

Twitter: @CathrynBristow 

Hannah Burke 

Country 

England 

Born 

28 March 1988 – London 

Turned Professional 1 August 2011 

Joined LET February 2012 




T11th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Hannah’s rookie season, she attended a total 

of 11 events and had her best-season finish tie for 11th 

at the Deloitte Ladies Open. She ended the season 

ranked 76th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit and 

secured her card for her second season in 2013. 

PREVIOUS CAREER 

After graduating from Baylor University in the USA, 

Hannah played in three tournaments on the LPGA 

Futures Tour during the summer of 2011. Her best finish 

was a tie for 7th at the Price Chopper Tour Championship 

(Albany, N.Y.) followed by a tie for 15th at the Eagle 

Classic (Richmond, Va.) and the Vidalia Championship 

(Vidalia, Ga.) In January 2012, she finished 33rd at 

LET Final Qualifying School for the 2012 season, 

earning Tour membership in category 9b. 

AMATEUR 

Named the 2007 Big 12 Freshman of the Year for 

women's golf while at Baylor University. Finished second 

at the 2009 English Open Amateur and the Irish Amateur 

Open. Winner of the 2010 Irish Amateur Open. Recorded 

one win in collegiate competition. Finished second 

individually at the 2010 Big 12 Women's Golf 

Championship.Represented England at World England 

World Championship (Argentina 2010) and European 

Team Championship (Spain 2010). Winner of the 2004 

Southern Girls Championship. Runner-up at the 2004 

and 2005 Hertfordshire Ladies Championship. Won the 

2002 and 2003 Hertfordshire Girls championship. Won 

the 2005 Hampshire Rose. 

PERSONAL 

Height 162cm, with brown hair and blue eyes, has one 

brother, Joseph and two sisters, Ruanne and Eleanor. 

Hannah started to play golf aged 10. Her home town is 

Welwyn Garden City and her home golf club is Mid-Herts 

Golf Club, England. She attended Baylor University in 

Texas and has a degree in Exercise Physiology. Outside 

golf, she enjoys seeing friends, football, working out and 

supporting Baylor Athletics. Twitter: @Burkey28 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €31,218.38 76 


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Katie Burnett 

Country 

Born 

Turned Professional 25 June 2012 

Joined LET January 2013 

USA 

16 October 1989 – Brunswick, 

Georgia, USA 

PROFESSIONAL 

Highlights in 2012: Michigan Women's Open,1st; 

Michigan PGA Credit Union Challenge, 14th; Symetra 

Tour Daytona Beach Invitational, 11th; Symetra Tour. 

LPGA Q-School Stage I 7th and Stage II, 1st. Position 

at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013: T9th 

AMATEUR 

U.S. Open Qualifier in 2012 and in 2011: Women's 

Eastern (1st) & Western Amateur (8th), Georgia Women's 

Top 60 and 2nd on Suncoast Champions Course. 

PERSONAL 

Height 1.65m, brown Hair and blue eyes. Attached 

to Sea Island Golf Club and started to play golf on 

May 12, 1995. Her greatest influences are grandparents, 

who encouraged her and her brother to play golf when 

she was six. First golf instructor was Wade Carruth and 

Bubba Clark. Current golf instructor whom she has 

been with now for the last seven years is Jared Zak of 

Sea Island. Hobbies/interests include travelling, beach, 

all sports and movies. Attended University of South 

Carolina, Columbia, SC and has a Bachelor's Degree 

in Psychology. 

Twitter: @KatieBurnett44 

Laura Cabanillas Gomez 

Country 

Spain 

Born 

11 July 1981 – Malaga 







2nd 

Lowest Round 

66 (3 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Laura played in 10 tournaments and had a 

season-best tie for 13th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open 

presented by Raiffeisen. She ended the season ranked 

120th on the Money list. 

n In 2011, Laura played in 12 tournaments with a 

season-best tie for 11th at the Open de Espana 

Femenino. She earned 13,941.25 euro, ending the 

season ranked 112th on the Money List. She returned 

to Final Qualifying School at La Manga Club in Spain 

and earned the 29th spot in a play-off for the last two 

places in the top 30, thereby earning membership of 

the 2012 tour in category 8a. 

n In 2010, her eighth season on tour, posted a seasonbest 

tie for 29th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. Finished 

30th at LET Final Qualifying School for 2011. 

n In 2009, recorded a career best finish of 2nd at the 

SAS Ladies Masters, finishing one stroke behind Diana 

Luna at Larvik Golfklubb in Norway. She posted three 

additional top 20 finishes throughout the season and 

was 48th on the Henderson Money List. 

AMATEUR 

Spanish junior team member. 

PERSONAL 

173cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies 

include reading, fishing, swimming and going to the 

cinema. Influenced by her father. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2003 67.90 69 

2004 47.47 83 

2005 €26,703.71 48 

2006 €30,560.02 58 

2007 €45,531.01 50 

2008 €31,286.16 68 

2009 €40,366.10 48 

2010 €11,281.66 121 

2011 €13,941.25 112 

2012 € 9,696.00 120 


Helena Callahan 

(Formerly Blomberg) 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

27 December 1986 – Uppsala 



PROFESSIONAL 

Played on the Swedish Nordea Tour in 2010 with best 

finishes a tie for 6th at the Daisland Resort Open, 11th 

at the Skyways Open on the mini-tour, a tie for 17th at 

the Smadalaro Gard Open and a tie for 38th at the 

IT-Arkitekterna Ladies Open. Competed in 9 events in 

2011 and made 3 cuts. 

AMATEUR 

Recorded seven top-10 finishes in collegiate golf while 

at the University of Alabama. The team won the SEC 

Women's Golf Championship in 2010. NCGA All- 

American Scholar Team. SEC Academic Honour Roll. 

Dean's List. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf aged seven. Influenced by parents, 

Jonnie Eriksson, Mic Potter and Annika Sorenstam. Away 

from golf enjoys spending time with friends and family 

and cooking. Graduated from the University of Alabama 

in 2010. Married Benjamin Callahan in 2012. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 4,045.90 146 2012 – – 

Nikki Campbell 

Country 

Born 

Australia 

9 September 1980 – Mississauga, 

Canada 



PROFESSIONAL 

Nikki has played on the LPGA of Japan Tour since she 

earned full playing rights in 2002 and also competed on 

the ALPG Tour. Her records include 2 victories in Japan 

(Fujitsu Ladies in 2009-10 ) and We Love KOBE Suntory 

Ladies Open (2006) plus another 2 victories on ALPG at 

the ABC Learning Centres and FADL Group Ladies 

Classic (2004-5). Apart from these 4 victories in total, 

she has had over 30 top-10s over the last 10 years on 

LPGA of Japan and ALPG. Position at Lalla Aicha Tour 

School for the 2013 LET season: T2nd. The year 2013 

will be Nikki’s rookie season on the LET. 

PERSONAL 

Height 167cm, blonde hair and blue/grey eyes. Nikki 

started to play golf in 1991 and her greatest influences 

have been her brother Chris Campbell, parents Angie 

and Ian, coach Gary Barter. Hobbies/interests include 

gym, shopping, running, movies and tennis. 


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Anne-Lise Caudal 

Country 

France 

Born 

26 June 1984 – St Jean de Luz 





Tournament Victories 2 (2012) 

Playoff Record 1/2 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Anne-Lise played in 19 events and won her 

second title at the UniCredit Ladies German Open 

presented by Audi after beating Laura Davies in 

a play-off. She recorded 3 additional top-10s finishes 

including Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open (T8), 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen (T4) 

and Lacoste Ladies Open de France (T5). She ended 

the season ranked 12th on the ISPS Handa Order 

of Merit, her career-best finish and ranked 13th on 

Solheim Cup point list. 

n In 2011, Anne-Lise played in 24 LET events and 

recorded four top-10 finishes including a tie for fourth 

at the Finnair Masters, tied 5th at the Deloitte Dutch 

Ladies Open; tied 7th at the Lalla Meryem Cup and tied 

ninth at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. She ended 

the season ranked 29th on the Henderson Money List 

with season’s earnings of 71,607.91 euro. 

n In 2010, Anne-Lise posted three top-10 finishes 

including 3rd at the Tenerife Ladies Open, 4th at the 

S4C Wales Championship and 6th at the ABN AMRO 

Ladies Open in the Netherlands. 

n In 2009, recorded three top 10 finishes with a 

season best tie for 3rd at the Madrid Ladies Masters. 

Represented France at the Comunitat Valenciana 

European Nations Cup alongside Gwladys Nocera 

and the pair tied for 2nd place. 

n In 2008, won first career title at the Portugal Ladies 

Open at Quinta da Cima, Algarve. 2nd at the 2008 

Tenerife Ladies Open the following week. 

AMATEUR 

Member of the French Team in the 2006 World 

Championships in South Africa. Ranked second in the 

French national order of merit and fourth in the European 

order of merit 2006. Second in the Portuguese 

International. Semi finalist in the Italian Championship. 

Won the 2005 French national order of merit. Placed 

sixth in the European order of merit 2005. Won the 

2005 Coupe de France and the French International. 

Won the Biarritz Cup and the Championnat de France 

Dames, Coupe Gaveau in 2004. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with brown hair and green eyes. Started 

to play golf at 10 years old. Lives in Ciboure, France. 

Hobbies include sports and music. 


(2) 2008 Portugal Ladies Open, 2012 UniCredit Ladies 

German Open presented by Audi 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €6,354.31 133 

2008 €134,170.03 13 

2009 €62,033.86 26 

2010 €97,180.95 19 

2011 €71,607.91 29 

2012 €117,402.67 12 


Connie Chen 

Country 

South Africa 

Born 

26 October 1992 – Pretoria 

Turned professional November 2010 





7th 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Connie played in 20 events and her best 

result was a tie for 11th at the Raiffeisenbank Prague 

Golf Masters. She ended the season ranked 72th on 


n In 2011, her first year on the LET, Connie played in 

13 tournaments on the LET and made seven cuts, 

recording her career best finish of 7th at the Finnair 

Masters at Helsinki Golf Club. She earned €21,800.41 

throughout the season to finish 93rd on the Henderson 

Money List and retained her card for 2012. 

CAREER 

Played in the Murcia Ladies Open on the 2010 LET 

Access Series and tied for 13th. 

AMATEUR 

Played for South Africa at the 2010 World Amateur Team 

Championships and tied for 3rd. No.1 ranked South 

African amateur when she turned pro in 2010. Won a 

number of South African tournaments including 2010 

South African Girls’ Championship. Third at the German 

Harder 2010. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf aged 10, introduced to the game 

by dad. Has one older brother, who prefers soccer. 

Hobbies include listening to music, watching movies and 

shopping. Inspired by Annika Sorenstam, played in her 

junior tournament in the USA twice in 2009 and 2010. 

Lives in Pretoria. Plays at Waterkloof Golf Club. 

More info: www.wgsa.co.za 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €21,800.41 93 2012 €37,122.27 72 

Esther Choe 

Country 

Born 

USA 

7 August 1989 – Santa Clara, 

California 






5th 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie season, Esther played in 11 LET 

tournaments and recorded her first top-10 finish at the 

Tenerife Open de España Femenino, where she tied for 

5th. She ended her first season on the LET ranked 70th 

on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit and secured her card 

for 2013. The sixth-year pro broke through on the 

Symetra Tour in the USA in 2012, where she earned 

Player of the Year honors. She recorded her first two 

professional wins and posted two runner-up finishes to 

top the Tour’s money list. 


Winner of the 2010 Arizona Women's Open. Played on 

the LPGA Futures Tour from 2007-2011 and best result 

was a tie for 2nd at the 2010 City of Hammond Classic in 

Hammond, Ind. 

AMATEUR 

2006 American Junior Golf Association Player of the Year. 

Winner of the 2003 Junior Orange Bowl International 

Championship. Winner of the 2005 AJGA Rolex 

Tournament of Champions. Two-time member of the U.S. 

Junior Solheim Cup Team (2005, 2007). Competed in five 


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U.S. Women's Open Championships (2005-2007) as 

amateur. Recorded three wins AJGA competition (2006). 

Named the 2006 AJGA Rolex Girls' Player of the Year. 

Member of the 2006 U.S. Junior Ryder Cup Team. 

PERSONAL 

Height 168cm Black hair and brown eyes. Esther started 

to play aged eight. She likes watching sports, movies, 

shopping and hiking. Her home town is Scottsdale, 

Arizona. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €40,335.84 70 

Carlota Ciganda 

Country 

Spain 

Born 

1 June 1990- Pamplona 

Turned Professional 25 May 2011 




Tournament victories (last) 2 (2012) 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her first full season on the LET, Carlota was 

Rolex Rookie of The Year, won the ISPS Handa Order 

of Merit and was also named Players’ Player of the Year, 

as voted for by the LET members. She played in 19 

tournaments, posted 2 victories at the Deloitte Ladies 

Open and China Suzhou Taihu Open and had 10 

additional top-10s finishes. She ended the season 

ranked 2nd on the European Solheim Cup points list 

with total earnings of €251,289.95. 

n In May 2011, Carlota turned professional and in June, 

she finished 2nd to Becky Brewerton on her professional 

debut at the Tenerife Ladies Match Play, which was a 

non-official event on the LET schedule. She competed 

on the Ladies European Tour Access Series in 2011 

where she won the Murcia Ladies Open. She tied for 

34th at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, where 

she earned Priority List Category 20 for the 2012 LPGA 

season. She finished 3rd at the LET Final Qualifying 

School tournament to earn membership, in category 8a. 

AMATEUR 

Ciganda enjoyed a successful amateur career, winning 

the 2007 British Amateur Championship and 2004 and 

2008 European Championship. She was the Spanish 

National Champion from 2000-2006. She was a member 

of the 2006 and 2008 Spain World Amateur Team; 2005 

and 2007 European Junior Solheim Cup Team and 2004 

and 2006 European Junior Ryder Cup Team. While at 

Arizona State University she made conference history by 

becoming the first player to win back-to-back Pac-10 

Championships in 2009 and 2010. She played in a 

number of professional tournaments as an amateur and 

first took part in the 2005 Tenerife Ladies Open aged 14. 

Although on that occasion she did not make the cut, she 

finished as the best Spanish representative in several 

professional tournaments, including the 2007 Open de 

Espana, when she finished eighth and the 2008 Tenerife 

Ladies Open when she was third, three shots behind the 

winner, Rebecca Hudson. 

PERSONAL 

Height 1.74 m, brown eyes and hair. Started to play golf 

aged five and credits her father as the biggest influence 

on her career. Her uncle is the ex-football player and 

coach Jose Angel Ziganda. Her biggest hero is Rafael 

Nadal. She attended Arizona State University. Hobbies 

include movies, music, sports and going out with friends. 

Twitter: @Carlotagolf 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Carlota- 

Ciganda-Official-Page/202226306550487 


(2) 2012 Deloitte Ladies Open; China Suzhou Taihu Open 


(1) 2011 Murcia Ladies Open (LETAS event) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €251,289.95 1 


Holly Clyburn 

Country 

England 

Born 

7 February 1991- Grimsby 

Turned Professional October 2012 


PROFESSIONAL 

Holly won her first professional event in November 2012, 

the Banesto Valencia, Spain, on LETAS after turning 

professional in October. It was her second event as a 

professional golfer. She finished T25th at Lalla Aicha Tour 

School and 2013 will be Holly’s rookie season on tour. 

AMATEUR 

n 2012: Qualified 7th place Spanish Amateur 

Championship, Member of the victorious GB&I Curtis 

Cup team. 

n 2011: Runner up in Dixie Amateur USA, 3rd place 

in Helen Holme Scottish open, Qualified 7th British 

Amateur open, Astor Trophy Winners Team GB&I and 

Qualified US Amateur. 

n 2010: Runner up in Dixie Amateur- USA, Runner up 

Faldo series Asia final, Curtis Cup player GB&I team. 

World Cup player Team England. 

n 2009: French U18 Champion, English girls Champion, 

Faldo series European girls Champion, English girls Order 

of merit winner. 

PERSONAL 

162cm tall, blonde hair and blue eyes. Holly started to 

play golf at 6 years old and her greatest influences are 

Lee Westwood & Annika. Among her hobbies/interests: 

playing different sports like Tennis, Football & Netball, 

going to the Mall, working out in the gym and spending 

time with family & friends. Her current residence is 

Cleethorpes, England. Twitter: @HPClyburn 


(1) 2012 Banesto Valencia (LETAS) 

Rebecca Codd 

Country 

Ireland 

Born 

25 April 1981 - Adelaide 







T3 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Rebecca played in 21tournaments and 

recorded a season best tie for 11th at the Raiffeisenbank 

Prague Golf Masters. She ended the season ranked 

68th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit with total 


n In 2011, Rebecca played in 23 tournaments and 

recorded a season-best tie for 13th at the Open de Espana 

Femenino at La Quinta. She earned 31,722.00 euro 

throughout the season ending 68th on the Money List. 

n In 2010, her sixth season on the LET, posted four 

top-10 finishes including a season-best tie for 5th at 

the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. Tied for 6th 

in Austria, tied for 8th in Scotland and tied for 10th in 

Finland. 

n In 2009, posted three top-10 finishes, with season 

best ties for fifth place at both the Suzhou Taihu Ladies 

Open in China and the Daishin Securities Korean Ladies 

Masters in Korea. 

n In 2008, shot career low 63 (-9) R1 of the 2008 

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, on the way to a 

season-best tie for 11th. 

n In 2008, season-best finish was a tie for 7th at the 

BMW Ladies Italian Open. 

n In 2006, earned a career best tie for 3rd at the 

Tenerife Ladies Open. 

AMATEUR 

Irish Strokeplay Champion 2000 and 2002. Irish Amateur 

Champion 2002. 

PERSONAL 

165cm tall with light brown hair and green eyes. Interests 

include movies, music, sports and supporting Chelsea 


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Football Club. Married Shane Codd, PGA professional 

and Tour caddie, in January 2010. Influenced by parents. 

Resides in Carlow, Ireland. Represents Team Ireland Golf. 

Twitter: @RebeccaCoakley 

TOUR RECORD: 


2005 €55,838.69 23 

2006 €52,417.32 36 

2007 €54,008.98 47 

2008 €27,502.98 70 

2009 €50,431.39 34 

2010 €61,637.40 36 

2011 €31,722.00 68 

2012 €42,562.14 68 

Stefania Croce 

Country 

Italy 

Born 

17 May 1970 – Bergamo 







Lowest Score 64 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Stefania played in 16 tournaments and her 

best finish was T4th at the Hero Women's Indian Open. 

She ended the season ranked 62nd on the ISPS Handa 

Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, Stefania competed in 17 tournaments and 

recorded three top-10 finishes including a season-best tie 

for 3rd at the Sicilian Ladies Italian Open. She also tied for 

8th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open and the Open de 

Espana Femenino. She earned 58,916.43 euro to finish 

the season ranked 37th on the Money List. 


Won 1992 Ford Ladies Classic at Woburn. Qualified for 

LPGA Tour on second attempt in 1993. T3rd in 1996 

Safeway LPGA Championship. Finished runner-up in 

2000 McDonald's LPGA Championship after losing 

playoff to Juli Inkster on second extra hole. In 2010, 

posted two top-10 finishes with a season best tie for 

5th at the Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open. 

AMATEUR 

Italian Girl Champion 1985, 1986. British Girl Champion 

1986. World Team Championship 1986, 1988, Individual 

winner 1988. French Girl Champion 1987, Rolex 

Tournament of Champions 1988, Italian Strokeplay 

Championship 1988. 

PERSONAL 

167cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Taught by 

her father Angelo Croce. Hobbies include painting, 

gardening, music and jogging. 


(1) 1992 Ford Classic 

TOUR RECORD: 


1989 £3,854.00 79 

1990 £13,062.00 38 

1991 £17,990.00 20 

1992 £24,328.00 12 

1993 £2,480.00 - 

1994 £250.00 - 

1995 £13,444.00 44 

1996 £11,928.00 - 

1997 £1,745.00 - 

1998 £9,808.00 - 

1999 £1,042.00 - 

2000 - - 

2001 - - 

2002 - - 

2003 - - 

2004 142.90 37 

2005 €14,252.40 74 

2006 €31,330.30 53 

2007 €70,557.15 30 

2008 € 49,145.00 45 

2009 €31,223.32 55 

2010 €30,871.93 67 

2011 €58,916.43 37 

2012 €47,681.20 62 


Tandi Cuningham 

Country 

South Africa 

Born 

17 April 1986 – Johannesburg 







T2nd 

Play-off record 0/1 

Lowest Score 

67(3 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012 Tandi played in 14 tournaments and posted a 

career best tie for 2nd at the Lalla Meryem Cup and an 

additional top-10 finish at the South African Women's 

Open. She ended the season ranked 50th on the ISPS 

Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, Tandi played in 22 tournaments and her 

season-best finish was a tie for 22nd at the Hero 

Women’s Indian Open at DLF Golf and Country Club. 

She earned €16,684.50 over the season and finished 

103rd on the Money List. On the return to Final Qualifying 

School, she earned the 20th card in category 8a. 

n In 2010, posted a career best tie for 2nd at the Hero 

Honda Women’s Indian Open, losing a four-way play-off 

to Laura Davies at DLF Golf and Country Club. 

n In 2009, her rookie season, Tania played in eight 

tournaments and made two cuts, with a season best 

tie for 43rd at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the 

Netherlands. Tania returned to Final Stage Qualifying 

School and finished 37th, retaining her playing rights 

in 2010. 

AMATEUR 

Ranked 3rd on the 2008 South African Senior Order of 

Merit. Full National colours as a junior and a senior. Won 

8 national amateur Championships, one as a junior. 

PERSONAL 

Tandi started to play golf at the age of 15 and was 

introduced to the game by her father, a good social golfer. 

She lives in Johannesburg and plays at Wanderers’ Golf 

Club, where her husband Paul Cuningham, is a teaching 

professional. Paul is also Tandi’s coach and caddie. 

Tandi’s hobbies include travel, hiking, reading and 

relaxing, especially taking adventures into the bush! 

Twitter: @TandiCuningham and official website: 

www.tandicuningham.com 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €2,605.00 142 

2010 €41,913.25 53 

2011 €16,684.50 103 

2012 €58,818.54 50 

Julia Davidsson 

Country 

Born 

Turned Professional 25 March 2010 


Sweden 

23 September 1990 – Jonkoping, 

Sweden 

PROFESSIONAL 

Two victories on the Swedish Nordea Tour 2011. Position 

at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013: T9th. 2013 will be 

Davidsson’s rookie season on the LET and her third full 

ear as professional golfer. 

AMATEUR 

Finished 7th on World Championship for University 2012, 

Liberec. 

PERSONAL 

Height 160cm, brown hair and blue eyes. She started to 

play golf on May 1998. Among her hobbies/interests are 

spending time with friends, skiing and baking. Attended 

University Scandinavian School of Golf in Halmstad, 

Sweden. 


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Laura Davies CBE 

Country 

England 

Born 

5 October 1963 – Coventry 

Exempt Status 




Career Victories (Last) 80 (2012 – ISPS Legends Tour Open) 

LET Victories 45 

LPGA Victories 20 

Other Victories 15 

Major championships 4 

Career Holes-In-One LET 2 

Career Earnings LET (Euro) 3,992,693.00 



Lowest Round 

63 (2 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Laura played in 18 tournaments and posted 

4 top-10 finishes including a 2nd place at the UniCredit 

Ladies German Open presented by Audi, where she lost 

the play-off against Anne-Lise Caudal, and a tie for 2nd 

at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen 

and 3rd place at the Ladies Irish Open. She ended the 

season ranked 9th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit 

and 14th on the Solheim Cup point list. She also made 

her debut on the Legends Tour in America - the tour for 

LPGA Tour members age 45 and over - and won the 

ISPS Legends Tour Open 

n In 2011, Laura played in18 tournaments on the LET 

and her best finish of the season was a tie for 7th at the 

Pegasus New Zealand Women’s Open hosted by 

Christchurch. Laura was a member of the victorious 

European Solheim Cup Team at Killeen Castle in Ireland 

and remained the only player from either team to have 

played in every Solheim Cup. With victory in the second 

day fourballs, she reached the 24½ points needed to 

overtake Annika Sorenstam as the all-time points record 

holder and having halved her singles match against Juli 

Inkster, she now holds the record with 25 points. 


1985 Rookie of the Year and Order of Merit winner. 

Victory in Belgian Open. Retained Order of Merit in 1986 

after four victories including British Women’s Open. Also 

won Greater Manchester Tournament at Haigh Hall with 

20-under-par winning score to equal world record set by 

Nancy Lopez. Equalled same score in 1994 Alpine 

Australian Masters. Won 1987 US Women’s Open. For 

six memorable days Laura was holder of both the US and 

British Open titles. Won three European tournaments in 

1988, two LPGA events and one in Japan. Equalled her 

own record low score with round of 63 when winning 

1990 AGF Biarritz Open. Equalled LPGA record low score 

with round of 62 in 1991 Rail Charity Golf Classic. Won 

three points out of three in Europe’s Solheim Cup victory 

over the United States at Dalmahoy in 1992. Represented 

England in Sunrise Cup World Team Championship, 

Taiwan, 1992. Won 1992 Order of Merit for record third 

time. Elected honorary member WPGET (1993) for 

services to Tour. Established new world record with 

25-under-par 267 in 1995 Guardian Holidays Irish Open 

at St Margaret’s. Winning margin of 16 strokes new Tour 

record. Total of 199 after three rounds set new Tour 

record for 54 holes. Won 1995 Wilkinson Sword English 

Open for Tour record 22nd victory. 1994 & 1996 ranked 

number one on the PING Leaderboard. Won the 1994 

LPGA money list. 

Victory in the 1994 McDonald’s LPGA Championship 

gave her a second major title. Won Association of Golf 

Writers’ Trophy 1994. 1994 and 1996 won Golf Writers’ 

Association of America LPGA Player of the Year Award. 

Was ranked number one on the PING leader board in 

1996. Won Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year 

award and Golf Writers Association of America LPGA 

Player of the Year Award in 1996. In 1994 was first golfer, 

man or woman, to win on five different Tours in one 

calendar year. In 1999 became the first player to win 

£1 million on the LET. Also finished top of the Order of 

Merit for a record fifth time. 2000 partnered Trish Johnson 

to second place behind Sweden in the inaugural TSN 

Ladies World Cup Golf, where she finished with the 

lowest individual aggregate. Represented the victorious 

European team for the sixth consecutive time in The 

Solheim Cup 2000 at Loch Lomond. Won twice on the 

2000 LPGA Tour. Recognised during the LPGA's 50th 

Anniversary in 2000 as one of the LPGA's top 50 players. 

Won in Europe for the first time in two years when she 

beat Scotland’s Janice Moodie by 5&4 in the inaugural 

WPGA International Matchplay at Gleneagles Monarch’s 

course. Won once on the LPGA Tour at the Rochester 

International and finished her season with a win in Japan. 

Won P4 Norwegian Masters in a playoff with Spain’s Ana 

Larraneta, making it at least one win in each season of 

her career. Won two points in The Solheim Cup and 

admitted to playing the best shot of her life, a driver from 

a hanging lie in the rough from 287 yards to ten feet! 

Set new record of 16 points won in The Solheim Cup, 

surpassing her previous record she shared with the 

USA’s Dottie Pepper. Won 2003 ANZ Masters and 

helped Europe to an historic victory in The Solheim Cup 

at Barsebäck in Sweden. Represented England in the 

2005 Women’s World Cup of Golf with Karen Stupples. 

Played in her ninth Solheim Cup at Crooked Stick GC, 


Indiana. In 2006, won the SAS Masters in Norway and 

topped the New Star Money List to become Official 

European number one for the seventh time since 1985. 

In 2007, was the only player from either team to have 

played in all 10 Solheim Cups. Also in 2007, won the 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen in 

Austria. In 2008, Laura won the New South Wales Open 

on the ALPG Tour, the Lalla Meryem Cup, an invitational 

event in Morocco, and successfully defended the UNIQA 

Ladies Golf Open in Austria. In 2009, qualified for her 

11th European Solheim Cup Team via her rank on the 

Ladies European Tour (LET) points list; remains the only 

player in Solheim Cup history to participate in all 11 

events. Won the 2009 Women's Australian Open. Won 

five LET tournaments in 2010 and finished second on 

the Henderson Money List. In February 2010, claimed 

the Pegasus New Zealand Women’s Open hosted by 

Christchurch, a co-sanctioned event with the Australian 

Ladies Professional Golf (ALPG) Tour. In May, won the 

UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi. In 

July, Laura made her 30th appearance in the Ricoh 

Women’s British Open. In September, she won the 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria for the third time. 

In September, she won the Open de Espana Femenino 

at Flamingos Golf. In November, she won fifth title of 

the season at the Hero Honda Women’s Indian Open, 

clinching the title with an eagle on the first extra hole in 

a four way play-off against Nontaya Srisawang, Tandi 

Cuningham and Louise Friberg at DLF Golf and Country 

Club. It was her third win from 15 play-offs. In December, 

she had a chance to claim the Henderson Money List 

and top the LET ranking for the eighth time in her career 

but finished second on the 2010 Henderson Money List 

with season’s earnings of €311,573.48 from 17 

tournaments. In 2011, Laura was a member of the 

victorious European Solheim Cup Team and remained 

the only player from either team to have played in every 

Solheim Cup. With victory in the second day fourballs, 

reached the 24½ points needed to overtake Annika 

Sorenstam as the all-time points record holder and 

having halved her singles match against Juli Inkster, 

she now holds the record with 25 points. 

AMATEUR 

Curtis Cup 1984. South Eastern Champion 1983, 1984. 

English Intermediate Champion 1983. Welsh Open 

Champion 1984. 

PERSONAL 

178cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Laura enjoys all 

sports, cars, working round the house and shopping. 

A passionate Liverpool FC fan; in 2001 and 2004 Laura 

hosted a football event at her home during the Weetabix 

Ladies British Open at Sunningdale. Was awarded the 

MBE in 1988 and CBE in 2000. Credits English 

professional David Regan as the individual most 

influencing her career. Twitter: @LJDLFC 


(45)1985 Belgian Open. 1986 McEwan’s Wirral Classic, 

British Women’s Open, Greater Manchester Tournament, 

Spanish Open. 1987 Italian Open. 1988 Ford Classic, 

Italian Open, Biarritz Open. 1989 Laing Charity Classic. 

1990 AGF Biarritz Open. 1991 Valextra Classic. 1992 The 

European Open, English Open, BMW Italian Open. 1993 

Waterford Dairies English Open. 1994 Holiday Ireland 

Open, New Skoda Scottish Open. 1995 Evian Masters, 

Guardian Irish Holidays Open, Woodpecker Welsh Open, 

Wilkinson Sword English Open. 1996 Evian Masters, 

Wilkinson Sword English Open, Italian Open di Sicilia. 

1997 Ford Stimorol Danish Open, Hennessy Cup. 1998 

Chrysler Open. 1999 Chrysler Open, McDonald’s WPGA 

Championship of Europe, Compaq Open. 2000 TSN 

World Cup individual. 2001 WPGA International 

Matchplay. 2002 P4 Norwegian Masters. 2003 ANZ 

Masters. 2004 AAMI Women’s Australian Open. 2006 

SAS Masters, Norway, 2007 UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, 

Austria. 2008 UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, Austria. 2009 

Women’s Australian Open. 2010 Pegasus New Zealand 

Women’s Open hosted by Christchurch, Unicredit Ladies 

German Open presented by Audi, UNIQA Ladies Golf 

Open, Austria, Open de Espana, Hero Honda Women’s 

Indian Open. 


(35) 1987 US Women’s Open. 1988 Itoki Classic (Japan), 

Circle K LPGA Tucson Open, Jamie Farr Toledo Classic. 

1989 Lady Keystone Open. 1991 Inamori Classic. 1993 

McDonald’s Championship, Thailand Open, Australian 

Masters. 1994 Standard Register PING Championship, 

Sara Lee Classic, McDonald’s LPGA Championship, 

Thailand Open, Itoki Classic (Japan), Alpine Australian 

Masters. 1995 Standard Register PING, Chick-fil-A 

Charity Championship, Itoen Tournament Japan. 

1996 Standard Register Ping, McDonald’s LPGA 

Championship, du Maurier Classic, Star Bank LPGA 

Classic, Satake Japan Classic, Itoen Tournament Japan. 

1997 Standard Register PING. 1998 PageNet Tour 

Championship. 1999 TaKaRa World Invitational (Japan) 

(also JC Penney Classic with John Daly, which was 

unofficial). 2000 LA Women’s Championship, The Philips 

Invitational. 2001 ALPG Player’s Championship. 2001 

Rochester Invitational. 2001 Itoen Ladies Open, Japan. 

2008 New South Wales Open, 2008 Lalla Meryem Cup. 

2012 ISPS Legends Tour Open. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(12) 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 

2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


1985 £21,736.00 1 

1986 £37,500.00 1 

1987 £47,151.00 2 

1988 £41,871.00 8 

1989 £21,608.00 19 

1990 £36,697.00 13 

1991 £49,552.00 5 

1992 £66,333.00 1 

1993 £64,938.00 2 

1994 £59,384.00 3 

1995 £100,725.00 2 

1996 £110,880.00 1 

1997 £77,424.00 4 

1998 £70,918.00 5 

1999 £204,521.00 1 

2000 2,270.00 13 

2001 3,117.12 11 

2002 4359.92 9 

2003 681.25 3 

2004 777.26 1 

2005 €124,661.41 8 

2006 €471,727.42 1 

2007 €149,302.44 12 

2008 €139,013.20 11 

2009 €152,505.07 8 

2010 €311,573.48 2 

2011 €50,363.22 48 

2012 €130,293.43 9 


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Tara Davies 

Country 

Wales 

Born 

2 December 1988 – Bangor 

Turned professional January 2011 





Career Best Finish (LET) T5th 

Lowest Score 66 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Tara played in 4 tournaments and her best 

result was at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open presented by EventScotland finishing tied 

for 24th place. She ended the season ranked 159th on 


n In 2011, her rookie year on tour, Tara played in 13 

tournaments and earned two top 10 finishes: a tie for 

5th at the Deloitte Dutch Ladies Open and a tie for 7th 

at the Lalla Meryem Cup, where she shot a career best 

66 in the last round at Golf du Soleil in Agadir. She 

finished 79th on the Money List with earnings of 

€25,415.00 and comfortably kept her card for 2012. 

AMATEUR 

2010 Welsh Ladies' Close Champion at Glamorganshire 

Golf Club, South Wales. 2009 Welsh Ladies' Close 

Champion at Aberdovey Golf Club. No.1 on the 2010 

PING Ladies’ Order of merit. 

PERSONAL 

Started golf aged 11, introduced to it by dad, who didn’t 

play golf but was into sport. Started at the local driving 

range. Lives on Holyhead, Anglesey and plays at 

Holyhead Golf Club. Coached by Jeremy Bennett. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €25,415.00 79 2012 €2,322.13 159 

Marie-Laure De Lorenzi 

Country 

France 

Born 

21 January 1961 – Biarritz 

Exempt Status 


Turned professional 1986 


Career victories (last) 19 (1997) 


19 wins 

Career Holes-in-One 1 




Lowest Round 

64 (3 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

After 223 tournaments played over a 17-year-career, 

Marie-Laure announced her retirement from professional 

tournament golf during the 2004 Ladies English Open 

at Chart Hills. The 43-year-old from Biarritz, who is an 

honorary lifetime member of the LET, had won 19 titles 

on the LET and represented Europe on three occasions 

at The Solheim Cup in one of the most decorated careers 

in women’s golf. De-Lorenzi joined the Tour in 1987 and 

won two events in her rookie year and went on to 

establish a Tour record of winning seven titles in 1988 to 

earn the first of two consecutive Order of Merit titles. De 

Lorenzi finished in the top ten of the LET Order of Merit 

a total of ten times during her career. The Frenchwoman 

won her national title on three occasions and the last of 

her victories came at the 1997 Swiss Open. 


Won twice in 1987 - rookie year. Established Tour 

record with seven victories in 1988 to win first of two 

consecutive Order of Merit titles. Member of European 

team for inaugural Solheim Cup match 1990. 

Represented France in Sunrise Cup World Team 

Championship, Taiwan 1992. Won three tournaments in 

1995 season. Declined Mickey Walker’s invitation to be 

travelling reserve for the 1994 European Solheim Cup 

side because of lost confidence in her swing. Equalled 

Tour record for 54 holes tournament with total of 201 in 

1995 Staatsloterij Dutch Open. Led the Ladies squad to 


victory against Seniors Tour in 1999 Praia D’el Rey 

European Cup. 

AMATEUR 

Spanish Champion 1978, 1980, 1983. French Girl 

Champion 1976. British Girl Champion 1978. French 

Close champion 1983. Represented France in World 

Amateur Team Championship, European Junior Team 

Championship and European Team Championship. 

Represented Europe in Vagliano Trophy 1979-1985. 

PERSONAL 

175cm with brown hair and blue eyes. Lives in Barcelona 

with her daughter Laura. Works on her game with 

Joachim Sierra, a professional at El Prat in Barcelona. 

Enjoys tennis, jazz, antiques and swimming. Represents 

Paris International Golf Club. 


(19) 1987 BMW German Open, Belgian Godiva Open. 

1988 French Open, Volmac Open, Hennessy Cup, 

Gothenburg Open, Laing Charity Classic, Woolmark 

Matchplay, Qualitair Spanish Open. 1989 Ford Classic, 

Hennessy Cup, BMW Classic. 1990 Ford Classic. 1993 

Var Open de France. 1994 La Manga Club Spanish 

Open. 1995 Costa Azul Open, Staatsloterij Dutch Open, 

Nestle French Open. 1997 Deesse Ladies Swiss Open. 


(1) 1988 Benson & Hedges Trophy with Mark McNulty. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(3) 1990, 1996, 1998 

European Vice Captain to Helen Alfredsson in 2007 

TOUR RECORD: 


1987 £33,746.00 6 

1988 £99,360.00 1 

1989 £77,534.00 1 

1990 £40,351.00 8 

1991 £37,348.00 8 

1992 £34,921.00 6 

1993 £46,479.00 4 

1994 £31,594.00 14 

1995 £80,787.00 5 

1996 £56,026.00 7 

1997 £89,523.00 3 

1998 £36,021.00 10 

1999 £13,330.00 62 

2000 452.00 75 

2001 369.10 83 

2002 381.18 82 

2003 94.00 48 

2004 - - 

2005 - - 

2006 - - 

2007 - - 

2008 - - 

2009 - - 

2010 - - 

2011 - - 

2012 - - 

Valentine Derrey 

Country 

France 

Born 

13 June 1987 – Paris 







T6 

Lowest Round 

69 (2 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Valentine played in 10 tournaments and 

posted her career best finish with a tie for 6th at the 

Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco. She ended the season 

ranked 85th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, played on the LPGA Futures Tour where she 

won the 2011 Tate & Lyle Championship in Decatur, Il. 

Finished seventh on the order of merit earning 

membership of the LPGA in 2012 in category 17. She 

also competed in six events on the Ladies European Tour 

(LET) in 2011 with a season best tie for 33rd at the Hero 

Women’s Indian Open. She returned to Final Qualifying 

School and earned the 28th card in category 8a. 

n In October 2010 turned professional, played on the 

Symetra Tour. 

AMATEUR 

Runner-up British Girls. Won three times the French 

Junior Championship. Member of the French National 

Team since 2001. Member of the Vagliano Team with 

Europe. Attended Texas Christian University. Won the 

2007 Puerto Rico Ladies Invitational. Runner-up at the 

2007 Mountain West Conference. Player of the Year 

2008. 4-times all conference team. Member of the 

second team all-American. Played on the Duramed 

Futures Tour as an amateur and finished tied for 20th at 

the Teva Championship in Ohio. T48th at the Richmond 

Golf Classic and tied for 51st in San Antonio. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf aged six. Enjoys movies, going out, 

working out and spending time with family and friends. 

Represents Saint Cloud Country Club. 

Twitter: @Val_Derrey 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €5,643.75 136 2012 €24,350.56 85 


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Melissa Eaton 

Country 

Born 

South Africa 

15 January 1985 – Empangeni, 

Kwazulu Natal 

Turned Professional 7 October 2007 


PROFESSIONAL 

Recorded one win on 2008 SunCoast Series Tour. 2013 

will be Melissa’s rookie season on the LET and her full 

sixth year as professional golfer. Her position at Lalla 

Aicha Tour School for 2013: T49th. 

AMATEUR 

2001 SA Girls U21 Champion and greatest achievements 

at the University include: 10 Top-10 finishes; 2005 South 

Eastern Conference(SEC) All-Conference First Team 

selection; three-time LSWA Louisiana Player of the year 

(2005-2007);three-time LSWA All- Louisiana First team 

selection(2005-2007). Named Louisiana Sportswomen of 

the year (2005-2007) and recorded one win on the 2006 

Collegiate Players tour in Louisiana setting the course 

record at Pelican Point Golf course with a -7, 65. 

PERSONAL 

160cm tall, with brown hair and eyes. She started to play 

golf in January 1997. Her greatest influences: mother 

Colleen Eaton (past pro golfer in SA). Ernie Els and the 

Ernie Els Foundation, Karen Bahnsen (LSU Louisiana 

State University-college coach), Kevin Kirk and The 

Woodlands Performance Center, The Woodlands, 

Texas USA. Past financial Sponsor Gaylon Freemon and 

credits her current sponsor Glynn Roberts, from Houston, 

Texas. Hobbies/interests include sports or any kind of 

outdoor activities, working out, shopping, travelling for 

vacations, photography and when in South Africa enjoys 

the beaches and game reserves. Attended Louisiana 

State University. 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Melissa- 

Eaton/143189952380750 

Twitter: @MelEaton_golf 

Martina Eberl-Ellis 

Country 

Germany 

Born 

29 June 1981 - Munich 




Career Victories (Last) 3 (2008 – LET) 



Lowest Round 

65 (4 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Martina played in 5 tournaments and 

announced her retirement from competition after the 

UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi to 

focus her career in family and Golf Academy. She ended 

the season ranked 172nd on the Money List. 

n In 2011, Martina made her post-baby comeback at 

the season-ending Omega Dubai Ladies Masters where 

unfortunately she missed the cut after rounds of 77 and 

78 (+11 overall). However she believes it was a good 

experience having missed competitive golf. She plans 

to play in around 10 events in 2012. 

n In 2010, played seven events with a season best tie 

for 33rd at the Turkish Airlines Open. 


n In 2008, won the BMW Ladies Italian Open at 

Argentario Golf Resort in Tuscany and the Nykredit 

Masters at Simon’s Golf Club in Denmark. Finished 

runner-up at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship, 

at Machynys Peninsula G&CC after being defeated 

by Lotta Wahlin at the second extra hole of a sudden 

death play-off. 

n In 2007, collected two trophies in one day on Saturday 

6th October 2007: The Madrid Ladies Masters and The 

18 Finest by Banque Baring Brothers Sturdza SA (an 

unofficial season-long competition based on scores from 

various specified holes on different golf courses). 


AMATEUR 

Winner of 2001 European Ladies amateur championship, 

winner of Sherry Cup in 1999 and 2000. 

PERSONAL 

164cm tall with blonde hair with blond highlights and 

blue eyes. Enjoys biking, dancing, running and is an 

avid supporter of FC Bayern Munich. Represents Honma, 

HVB, Eschenried and Duca. Married Tim Ellis in August 

2010 and welcomed first child, daughter Linda Marie 

Klara Ellis on 2nd November 2010. Opening ‘Martina 

Eberl Golf Academy’ in Munich in April 2011. 

Website: www.martinaeberl.de 


(3) 2007 Madrid Ladies Masters, 2008 BMW Ladies 

Italian Open, 2008 Nykredit Masters, Denmark. 

UNOFFICIAL VICTORIES 

(1) The 18 Finest by Banque Baring Brothers Sturdza SA 

TOUR RECORD: 


2003 50.86 79 

2004 330.38 12 

2005 €34,285.73 38 

2006 €40,798.75 47 

2007 €155,473.74 9 

2008 €227,296.20 3 

2009 €39,229.54 49 

2010 €1,680.00 158 

2011 - - 

2012 € 1,120.00 172 

Breanna Elliott 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

30 November 1991 – Yarrawonga 



AMATEUR 

2012 Victories: NSW Strokeplay Champion, SA 

Strokeplay Champion, WA Strokeplay Champion, WA 

Amateur Champion, Australian Strokeplay Champion, 

Trans National Women's Amateur Champion (USA), 

Trans Tasman Team member. Other Results: In 2012 

US Amateur top 32; Lake Maquarie Amateur 2nd place. 

In 2011: St Rule Trophee 2nd (UK); NSW Open tied 

8th; British Amateur top 32; US Amateur top 64; 

Lake Maquarie Amateur Champion. In 2010 QLD 

Strokeplay Champion and Australian Interstate Teams 

Champions - Victoria. 

Member of the 2011/2012 Queen Sirikit Team, 

2010/2012 Trans Tasman Team, 2012 Espirito World 

Teams - T3rd, 2011/2012 National Squad member and 

2010 Interstate Teams Champions - Victoria. Position 

at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013: T49th. 2013 will 

be her rookie season as a professional. 

PERSONAL 

183cm tall, dark hair and green/brown eyes. She started 

to play golf aged 14. Greatest influences: Father and Tony 

Elliott. Among her hobbies/interests include: films and 

books. Education: High School. Twitter: @ElliottBre 


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Charlotte Ellis 

Country 

England 

Born 

3 January 1986 – Oxford (England) 




T29th 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie season, Charlotte played in 11 

tournaments and posted her season best finish tie for 

29th at the Tenerife Open de España Femenino. She 

ended the season ranked 113rd on the Money List. She 

returned to Tour School and earned her full card for 2013. 

AMATEUR 

2006 English mid-amateur champion. Runner-up at the 

English Open Strokeplay in 2009 and 2010. 2011 

Scottish Strokeplay Champion. Qualified for the LET on 

first attempt by earning the 14th card at Final Qualifying 

School whilst still an amateur, with a handicap of +3. 

PERSONAL 

169cm tall with blonde hair and hazel eyes. Charlotte 

started to play golf aged 14. She is a member of 

Minchinhampton GC in England and mentored by former 

LET professional Kirsty Taylor. Her hobbies include 

cinema, tennis, hockey and walking with her dogs and 

she played tennis at county level for Gloucestershire. 

Charlotte credits her father, who is a dentist, as her 

greatest influence and also works part-time as a dental 

nurse. Her home town is Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. 

Personal website: www.charlotte-ellis-tour-golf.com 

Twitter: @Char_Ellis_Golf 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €11,211.87 113 

Tania Elosegui 

Country 

Spain 

Born 

17 December 1981 – San Sebastian 





Tournament Victories (Last) 1 (2009) 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Tania played in 18 tournaments and recorded 

a season-best tie for 5th at the Tenerife Open de España 

Femenino. She ended the season ranked 73rd on the 

Money List. 

n In 2011, Tania played in 19 tournaments on the LET 

and recorded three top-10 finishes, including a tie for 2nd 

at the Open de Espana Femenino at La Quinta in Spain. 

She also tied for 7th at the UniCredit Ladies German 

Open and tied for 9th at the Sanya Ladies Open, ending 

the year ranked 33rd on the Money List with season’s 


n In 2010, her fifth season on tour, recorded a 

season-best tie for 11th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf 

Open in Austria. 

n In 2009, earned maiden LET title at the 2009 ABN 

AMRO Ladies Open, at Eindhovensche Golf in the 

Netherlands. Recorded eight additional top 10 finishes; 

more than any other player, including three runner-up 

finishes. She finished a stroke behind Laura Davies at 

the Women’s Australian Open; lost a play-off to Johanna 

Westerberg at the Portugal Ladies Open and tied for 

2nd at the Open de Espana Femenino. 



n Made debut at The 2009 Solheim Cup at Rich 

Harvest Farms in Ilinois. Playing with Helen Alfredsson 

in the Friday morning four-balls, she earned 1 point for 

the European team. 

n Represented Spain at the Comunitat Valenciana 

European Nations Cup with Paula Marti and tied for 6th. 

AMATEUR 

Bronze medal in the World Championship in 2002 in 

Malaysia. Classified 2nd in the World Championship. 


Two gold medals in the European Team Championships 

and two in Junior Silver Medal European Individual 

Championship. 

PERSONAL 

172cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Started to 

play golf at age 9. Influenced by parents, first coach 

Jesus Arruti and Spanish national coach Marta Figueras 

Dotti. Attached to Real Golf Club de San Sebastian. 

Hobbies include snowboarding, going to the beach, 

music and books. 


(1) 2009 ABN AMRO Ladies Open, (the Netherlands). 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(1) 2009 

TOUR RECORD: 


2006 € 74,893.15 23 

2007 €77,674.85 26 

2008 €126,958.52 14 

2009 €193,224.09 5 

2010 €27,947.13 73 

2011 €64,775.41 33 

2012 €36,816.83 73 

Virginia Espejo 

Country 

Spain 

Born 

18 June 1989 – Madrid 

Turned Professional March 2012 


PROFESSIONAL 


2013 will be Virginia’s rookie season on her first full year 

as professional golfer. 

PERSONAL 

Height: 174cm, brown hair and eyes. Virginia started to 

play golf at 13 and greatest influences are first coaches 

(Freddy Lilly and Miguel Carrasco) and parents. 

Hobbies/interests: playing sports, listening to music and 

watching movies. Attended the University of Southern 

Mississippi on a golf scholarship. 

Twitter: @virginia_espejo 

Jodi Ewart 

Country 

England 

Born 

7 January 1988 – Northallerton 





T9 




PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie season on the LET, Jodi played 

mainly on the LPGA and attended 6 LET events. She 

recorded her first top-10 finish at the Ladies Irish Open, 

where she finished tied for 9th. She ended the season 

ranked 102nd on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit and 

67th on the Solheim Cup points list. 

n In 2011, Ewart played in 13 tournaments on the LPGA 

Futures Tour and recorded four top-10s with a seasonbest 

tie for 3rd at the Vidalia Championship. She finished 

fourth at LPGA Qualifying School earning her full card for 


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2012 and won LET Final Qualifying School for 2012. 

n In 2010, turned professional in May and played in 

11 events on the LPGA Futures Tour with a season best 

3rd at the 2010 Falls Auto Group Classic in London, Ky. 

Finished tied for 33rd at the LPGA Final Qualifying 

Tournament, where she earned Priority List Category 

20 for the 2011 LPGA season. 

AMATEUR 

Winner of the 2005 Daily Telegraph Junior Championship 

in Dubai, Ewart was named to the 2008 Great Britain & 

Ireland Curtis Cup team and the 2009 Vagliano Team.

She was a two-time English Amateur Champion (2008, 

2009). At the University of New Mexico, Ewart recorded 

five collegiate wins and was a two-time NCAA All- 

American (2009, 2010). She was selected to the 2009 

NGCA All-American First Team. 

PERSONAL 

165cm tall, blonde and green eyes. Started playing golf 

aged eight. Hobbies and interests include relaxing on the 

beach, watching television, spending time with her fiancé 

and working out. She credits her grandfather and her 

coach Andy Marshall as her greatest influences. 

Studied psychology at the University of New Mexico 

and graduated in 2010. Currently living in Florida where 

practices at IMG Leadbetter Golf Academy. Married 

Adam Shadoff early in 2013. Twitter: @Jodi_Ewart 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €15,423.03 102 

Shanshan Feng 

Country 

China 

Born 

5 August 1989 - Guangzhou 



LET Career Victories (Last) 2 (2012 Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters) 

LPGA Victories (last) 1 (2012 Wegmans LPGA 

Championship) 




Lowest Round (LET) 65 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, (March) won the inaugural World Ladies 

Championship individual and team titles on the Vintage 

Course at Mission Hills Haikou (a co-sanctioned event 

with the China LPGA Tour), making history as the first 

player from mainland China to win on the Ladies 

European Tour. Also won the team event for China, 

the host nation, partnering Liying Ye. She joined the LET 

after the event. On 10th June, Feng made history as the 

first player from the mainland China to win on the LPGA 

Tour, capturing a two-shot victory at the 2012 Wegmans 

LPGA Championship, a major. In December, she won the 

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters on the LET. She ended 

third on the LET’s ISPS Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, on the LPGA, recorded four top-ten finishes 

including second place at the Mizuno Classic, tied for 

eighth at the LPGA State Farm Classic where she 

crossed the $1 million mark in career earnings; tied for 

9th at the Avnet LPGA Classic and Sime Darby LPGA 

Malaysia; tied for 13th at the RR Donnelley LPGA 

Founders Cup. 

n In 2010, best finish was a tie for fourth at the 

LPGA State Farm Classic; also tied for sixth at the Kia 

Classic Presented by J Golf; finished seventh at the 

CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge; tied for 10th at the 

Bell Micro LPGA Classic. 

n In 2009, best finish was a tie for 20th at the Michelob 

ULTRA Open at Kingsmill. 

n In 2008, recorded a career-best runner-up finish at the 

Bell Micro LPGA Classic; carded a career-low 63 in the 

final round of the LPGA State Farm Classic, where she 

tied for fourth; other top-10 finishes include a tie for 

fourth at both the Navistar LPGA Classic Presented by 

MaxxForce and the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic 

Presented by Kroger, as well as a sixth-place finish at the 

inaugural Grand China Air LPGA. 

n In 2007, as an amateur, tied for ninth at the LPGA 

Final Qualifying Tournament to earn exempt status for 

the 2008 LPGA season; turned professional immediately 

following the final round. 

AMATEUR 

Feng enjoyed a well-decorated amateur career that 

included nine wins in China. She won the China Junior 

Championship and the China Junior Open in 2004. 

She was a three-time winner of the China Amateur 

Tournament (2004-06). Feng was also the 2006 China 

Women’s Amateur Open Champion. She was a member 

of the 2006 All-China Championship Team and also 

earned medalist honors at the event. She was named 

Golfweek’s Top Chinese Amateur in 2007 after winning 

four tournaments on the International Junior Golf Tour 

(IJGT) in 2007. Feng also qualified for the 2007 U.S. 

Women’s Open. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall. Started playing golf at the age of 10. Credits 

her father, Feng Xiong and coach Gary Gilchrist as the 

individual most influencing her career. Enjoys shopping, 

playing computer games and talking to friends. 


(2) 2012 World Ladies Championship, 2012 Omega 

Dubai Ladies Masters. 


(1) 2012 Wegmans LPGA Championship 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €202,147.53 3 


Mallory Fraiche 

Country 

Born 


Joined LET 2013 

USA 

22 February 1988 – New Orleans, 

Louisiana 

PROFESSIONAL 

Position at Lalla Aicha Tour School: 8th. 2013 will 

be Mallory’s rookie year and her full third year as 

professional golfer. 

PERSONAL 

178cm tall, blonde hair and blue eyes. She started to play 

golf in May 1998. Hobbies/interests: reading, music, 

watching shows and movies, snowboarding, surfing and 

spend time with friends. Attended University of Arkansas 

at Little Rock and got degrees in Anthropology and 

Psychology. Twitter: @malloryfraiche 

Isabell Gabsa 

Country 

Germany 

Born 

7 June 1995 – Munich 

Turned Professional 1 January 2013 


AMATEUR 


Isabell will play her first year as professional golfer in her 

rookie year 2013. 

PERSONAL 

Height: 170cm, brown hair and grey/green eyes. She 

started to play golf in May 1999. Hobbies/interests: 

cooking, music and sports. 


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Sandra Gal 

Country 

Germany 

Born 

9 May 1985 – Dusseldorf 


Joined LET May 2011 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Sandra played mainly in the US and attended 

four European tournaments. She posted T7th at the 

UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi. She 

ended the season ranked 101st on the ISPS Handa 

Order of Merit and 16th on the Solheim Cup point list. 

n In 2011, competed in seven Ladies European Tour 

events and recorded two top-10 finishes: 6th at the ISPS 

HANDA Australian Open and a tie for 7th at the UniCredit 

Ladies German Open. Became a Rolex First-Time Winner 

on the LPGA at the Kia Classic where she defeated 

Rolex Rankings No. 2 Jiyai Shin with a 72nd hole birdie. 

Additional top-10 finishes included: tied for second at 

the CME Group Titleholders; tied for fifth at the Walmart 

NW Arkansas Championship; tied for ninth at the Avnet 

LPGA Classic; tied for 10th at the RR Donnelley LPGA 

Founders Cup.Competed on her first European Solheim 

Cup Team with a 0-2-1 record. 

n In 2010, best finish was a tie for 11th at the LPGA 

Tour Championship; tied for 17th at the Sybase Match 

Play Championship; tied for 27th at the Tres Marias 

Championship; tied for 32nd at the Sime Darby LPGA 

Malaysia; tied for 36th at the Navistar LPGA Classic 

Presented by Monaco RV; tied for 46th at the 

CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge and tied for 71st at 

the Evian Masters Presented by Société Générale. 

n In 2009, recorded a career-best tie for fifth at the LPGA 

Corning Classic; carded a career-low 64 in the opening 

round of the Wegmans LPGA, where she tied for 10th; 

tied her career-low 64 during the opening round of the 

P&G Beauty NW Arkansas Championship Presented 

by John Q. Hammons, where she tied for 14th. 

n In 2008, recorded a tie for 14th at the Ginn Tribute 

Hosted by ANNIKA. 

n In 2007, as an amateur, tied for 14th at the LPGA 

Final Qualifying Tournament to earn exempt status for 

the 2008 LPGA season; turned professional immediately 

following the round. 

AMATEUR 

Gal represented Germany at the European Team 

Championships from 2003-07 and the World Amateur 

Team Championship in 2004 and 2006. As a junior, she 

won the 2003 German Girls Championship and was the 

Golfer of the Year in Germany the same year. In 2007, 

she won the Czech Invitational Championship and was 

the top-ranked amateur in both the European and 

German ranks. At the University of Florida, Gal won 

four tournaments, including back-to-back titles at the 

SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational (2006-07) and was 

named a 2007 National Golf Coaches Association 

(NGCA) First-Team All-American. She was also an 

NGCA Academic All-American from 2005-08. 

PERSONAL 

183cm tall. Started playing golf at the age of 6 Competed 

in first competitive round at the age of 14. Credits her dad 

as the individual most influencing her career. Hobbies 

include painting and design, dancing, wakeboarding, 

playing the violin and modelling. Lives in Orlando, Florida. 

Affiliated with Boys and Girls Club of Montgomery, Ala. 

Website: www.sandragal.com 

Twitter: @TheSandraGal 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Sandra- 

Gal/127201506958 


(1) 2011 Kia Classic on the LPGA 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(1) 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €26,051.20 74 2012 €16,321.89 101 


Nikki Garrett 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

8 January 1984 – Gosford 





Tournaments Won 2 (2007) 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Nikki played 20 tournaments and posted 3 

top-10 finishes including 4th place at the Tenerife Open de 

España Femenino; T4th at the Ladies Irish Open and T7th 

at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters. She ended the 

season ranked 37th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, Nikki recorded 3 top-10 finishes: tied 6th at 

the Lacoste Ladies Open de France, tied 8th at the 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria and tied 9th at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. Also tied for 2nd at the 

Tenerife Ladies Matchplay, which was a non-official 

event. Ranked 34th on the Money List with season’s 


n In 2010, posted three top-10 finishes with a seasonbest 

of 4th at the Sanya Ladies Open in China. Was 5th 

at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria and tied for 

10th at the Aberdeen Scottish Ladies Open. Finished 

37th on the Henderson Money List with season’s 

earnings of €58,592.26 from 21 events. 

n In 2009, Nikki played in 13 LET tournaments and 

recorded three top 10 finishes with a season-best tie 

for 7th at the Finnair Masters in Finland. She tied for 10th 

at both the ANZ Ladies Masters and the Deutsche Bank 

Ladies Swiss Open. Finished 42nd on the Henderson 

Money List with season’s earnings of €45,031.35. Tied 

for 2nd at the Comunitat Valenciana European Nations 

Cup, representing Australia alongside Joanne Mills. 

n In 2008, tied for 2nd at the Open de Espana Femenino. 

n In 2007, won the Tenerife Ladies Open and the Open 

de Espana back-to-back. 

n In 2006, was the Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year. 

AMATEUR 

No.1 ranked Australian Amateur in 2005. Queensland 

Ladies Stroke play Champion and Riversdale Stroke play 

Champion in 2005. 2nd New Zealand Stroke play, 2nd 

NSW Stroke play, 2nd St Rule Trophy 2004, Semi finalist 

Australian Amateur Championship 2004 and 2005. 

PERSONAL 

169cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies 

include shopping, boxing, playing squash, going to the 

beach and music. Comes from Shelly Beach, New South 

Wales. Influenced by parents and friends. 

Twitter: @Nikgarrett 


(2) 2007 Tenerife Ladies Open, 2007 Open de Espana 

Femenino 

TOUR RECORD: 


2006 €99,445.05 12 

2007 €135,168.82 16 

2008 €55,065.40 38 

2009 €45,031.35 42 

2010 €58,592.26 37 

2011 €63,599.97 34 

2012 €70,777.08 37 

Sophie Giquel-Bettan 

Country 

France 

Born 

12 July 1982 - Ploermel 




Career Victories (Last) 1 (2007 – LET) 




PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Sophie played in 21 tournaments and 

posted 3 top-10s finishes including a tie for 6th at the 

Lalla Meryem Cup , 7th place at the Aberdeen Asset 

Management Ladies Scottish Open presented by 


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EventScotland and tied for 9th at the Turkish Airlines 

Ladies Open. She ended the season ranked 47th on 

the ISPS Handa Order of Merit and 41st on the Solheim 

Cup list. 

n In 2011, played in 21 events and earned two top-10s.

Best finish was a tie for 2nd at the DeutscheBank 

Ladies Swiss Open, followed by a tie for 4th at the 

Finnair Masters. Finished 22nd on the Money List with 

season’s earnings €88,673.51. 

CAREER 

n In 2010, posted a season best tie for 19th at the 

Tenerife Ladies Open. 

n In 2009, played in 7 events on the LET and recorded 

a season-best finish of 7th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. 

She finished 56th on the Henderson Money List with 

earnings of €30,593.91. She played in 12 events on 

the LPGA and made 3 cuts with a season-best tie for 

63rd place. 

n In 2007, earned her maiden title at the Ladies Open 

de Portugal at Gramacho Golf Course, Algarve. 

AMATEUR 

2001 Mediterranean Games winner, 3rd European Team 

Championship, 3rd Biarritz Ladies Classic 2001, 4 times 

French Strokeplay champion, Vagliano Trophy 2003. 

PERSONAL 

166cm tall, blonde hair blue eyes, hobbies include going 

to the cinema, music, spending times with friends and all 

sports. Influenced by parents. Attached to Valence GC. 

Married to Axel Bettan, who is also her caddie. 

Twitter: @SofGiquelBettan 


(1) 2007 Ladies Open de Portugal 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 108.64 48 

2005 32,791.91 42 

2006 €98,851.23 13 

2007 €106,011.98 20 

2008 €41,055.80 51 

2009 €30,593.91 56 

2010 €28,504.88 71 

2011 €88,673.51 22 

2012 €61,577.79 47 

Elena Giraud 

Country 

France 

Born 

8 January 1986 - Paris 


Joined LET December 2007 




T11th 

Lowest Round 

69 (3 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Elena played in 9 tournaments and with 

a season and career best tie for 11th at the Deloitte 

Ladies Open. She ended the season ranked 124th 

on the Money List. 

n In 2011, played in 5 tournaments on the LET with a 

season-best tie for 24th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies 

Open. Earned a full card at LET Final Qualifying School 

in category 8a. 

CAREER 

n In 2010, recorded a career best tie for 15th at the 

Hero Honda Women’s Indian Open.Finished 109th on 

the Henderson Money List and returned to Tour school, 

finishing 48th. 

n In 2009, Elena played in 11 LET events and made four 

cuts with a season-best tie for 23rd at the ABN AMRO 

Ladies Open in the Netherlands. She returned to Final 

Stage Qualifying School and finished 20th, earning a full 

card for the 2010 season. 

AMATEUR 

Three-time winner of the French Championship in various 

age categories. Twice a runner-up in the same event. 2nd 

at the 2005 Championship of Europe (Individual medal). 

PERSONAL 

Started playing golf with her father at the age of 2. Lives 

in Paris. Coached by Emmanuel Ducret. Plays at GC 

Montgriffen. Hobbies include playing all sports, reading, 

travelling and going to the cinema. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €11,782.50 101 

2010 €14,922.50 109 

2011 €2,812.50 153 

2012 €8,892.00 124 


Eleanor Givens 

Country 

England 

Born 

9 March 1989 – Darlington 






T22nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie season, Eleanor played in 

11tournaments and posted her career and season best 

result with a tie for 22nd at the Lalla Meryem Cup, her 

first event. She ended the season ranked 106th on the 


AMATEUR 

2007 English Girls Champion. Member of English Teams 

(Girls and Home internationals). While at the University of 

Denver has been 3 time All Conference Team. Turned 

professional after earning the 42nd card at LET Final 

Qualifying School for 2012. 

PERSONAL 

157cm tall, with brown hair and green eyes. Started to 

play golf aged six. Hobbies include reading and 

shopping. Majored in Finance at the University of Denver. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €14,072.00 106 

Julieta Granada 

Country 

Paraguay 

Born 17 November 1986 

Turned Professional June 2005 


Worldwide Victories 1 (LPGA - 2006) 


Tournaments Played (on LET) 17 

Top Ten Finishes (LET) 8 

Career Best Finish (LET) T2nd 

Lowest Round(LET) 66 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Julieta played in 6 tournaments and posted 

two top-10s including a tie for 2nd at the ISPS HANDA 

Australian Open and 7th place at RICOH WOMEN S 

BRITISH OPEN. She ended the season ranked 4th on 

the ISPS Handa Order of Merit, her career-best result at 

the LET with total earnings of €164,042.27. 

n In 2011, played in six events on the LET and recorded 

two top-10 finishes, with a season-best tie for 6th at the 

Ladies Irish Open followed by a tie for 7th at the Omega 

Dubai Ladies Masters. Her best finish on the LPGA was 

a tie for 7th at the Kraft Nabisco Championship. 

n In 2010 on the LET, posted four top-10 finishes from 

6 tournament starts. Tied for 2nd at the Suzhou Taihu 

Ladies Open in China, losing a four-way play-off to Lee- 

Anne Pace. Posted 9th at the Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters, tied for 9th at the Open de Espana and Korean 

Ladies Masters. Finished 56th on the Henderson Money 

List with season’s earnings of €37,886.16. 

n In 2009, Julieta played in 6 tournaments on the LET 


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and recorded a season-best tie for 9th at the S4/C 

Wales Ladies Championship. She finished 73rd on the 


€21,335.27. Julieta also competed in 18 tournaments 

on the LPGA Tour, where she made 8 cuts and recorded 

a season-best tie for 20th at the Safeway Classic 

Presented by Coca-Cola. 

n In 2008, played in 25 events on the LPGA with a best 

finish of 12th at the Longs Drugs Challenge. She earned 

US$101,140 and finished 100th on the US Money List. 

Retained Priority List category 1a membership of the 

LPGA for the 2009 season. Attended LET Q-School and 

earned her full card for the Ladies European Tour. 

n In 2007 on the LPGA Tour, Julieta recorded three top- 

10 finishes including second at the SBS Open at Turtle 

Bay and a tie for second at the Corona Championship. 

She tied for 10th at the U.S. Women’s Open and 

recorded a second career hole-in-one at the Safeway 

International Presented by Coca-Cola. 

n In 2006, exploded onto the LPGA Tour when she

ecame a first time winner at the ADT Championship. 

She earned a record first prize pay cheque of US$1 

million. She was the first Paraguayan born player to win 

on the LPGA. She also posted seven top 10 finishes, 

including two runner-up finishes. She carded a career 

low 65 during the second round of the Fields Open in 

Hawaii. Finished 8th at the Weetabix Women’s British 

Open, which is a major championship. Had a hole-in-one 

during the final round of the Florida’s Natural Charity 

Championship hosted by Nancy Lopez. 

n In 2005, turned professional in June and played on the 

US Futures Tour, where she won the YWCA FUTURES 

Classic and was twice a runner-up. 

AMATEUR 

Julieta won the U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship in 2004 

and was a quarterfinalist at the 2004 U.S. Women’s 

Amateur Public Links. She was twice named Paraguayan 

Athlete of Year. She was named the 2004 American 

Junior Golf Association (AJGA) Rolex Player of the Year 

after winning the 2004 AJGA Rolex Girls Junior 

Championship. Julieta won five additional AJGA events 

and was named to the AJGA All-America Team from 

2001-04. She was a member of the Canon Cup Team 

in 2003 and 2004. 

PERSONAL 

157cm tall with dark brown hair and brown eyes. Started 

playing golf at the age of 4. Credits her parents, Scott 

Betger, Jonathan Yarwood and David Leadbetter as 

individuals most influencing career. Hobbies include 

playing tennis and shopping. Twitter: @JulietaGranada 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €21,335.27 73 

2010 €37,886.16. 56 

2011 €38,944.56 62 

2012 €164,042.27 4 

Julie Greciet 

Country 

France 

Born 

27 November 1986 – Bayonne 


Joined Tour 19 December 2007 

Career Earnings LET (Euro) 149,365.51 




2nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Julie played in 18 tournaments and posted 

3 top-10s finishes including a tie for 3rd at the China 

Suzhou Taihu Open, tied for 6th at the South African 

Women's Open and 10th place at the Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France. She ended the season ranked 53rd 

on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, earned a career best finish of 2nd at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters, finishing two strokes 

behind the winner, Jade Schaeffer, after firing a career 

low 65 in the final round. Also tied for 9th at the Deloitte 

Dutch Ladies Open. Finished 72nd on the Money 

List with season’s earnings of €30,551.24 from 

12 tournaments. 

n In 2010, earned a season best tie for 22nd at the 

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. Posted a career low 66(-6) 

in the first round of the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open at 

Golfclub Fohrenwald, Wiener Neustadt, in Austria. 

n In 2009, recorded a career best tie for 10th place at 

the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Links, where 

she tied her career low 67 in the first round. She finished 

76th on the Henderson Money List with season’s 

earnings of €20,621.94, retaining her full card for 2010. 

AMATEUR 

Greciet’s career low round was 63 (-6) at her home 

course, Biarritz Le Phare, a par 69 course in Biarritz, 

France. As an amateur she won the 2007 Spanish 

International and the 2007 GC Preo der Nedoc (a 

tournament on the French Grand Prix). She qualified 

for the LET at the first attempt. 

PERSONAL 

Greciet started to play golf at the age of 8. Her hobbies 

include tennis, music and sports. She credits her brother 

Sebastien, a golf teacher in Bordeaux, and her parents 

Roger and Gisele, as the individuals most influencing her 

career. Her parents own a golf travel society in Morocco. 

Greciet studied at Sports College in Biarritz. She lives in 

Saint Vincent de Tyrosse. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2008 €24,589.58 78 

2009 €20,621.94 76 

2010 €17,433.34 94 

2011 €30,551.24 72 

2012 €56,169.41 53 


Megan Grehan 

Country 

Born 

Turned Professional 31 July 2012 


USA 

26 December 1988 – New York City, 

NY 

PROFESSIONAL 

Played first professional event on Suncoast series in July 

2012 and finished T49th at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 

2013. Megan will play her first full year as professional 

golfer on her rookie year 2013. 

AMATEUR 

2002 and 2003 NY State Amateur Champion (Youngest 

ever at age 13). Four-Time AJGA All-American( 2004- 

2007). Played in 3 US Women's Opens (2004, 2005, 

2006). Made match play at US Amateur in 2006. 

College record: NGCA All-American Scholar Team (2008, 

2009, 2010, 2011) SEC Honor Roll (2009, 2010, 2011) 

SEC Second Team (2011), SEC Freshman Academic 

Honor Roll Hold Vanderbilt University's low round scoring 

record, 65 (-7). 

PERSONAL 

162cm tall, blonde hair and blue eyes. She started to play 

golf on May, 1994. Greatest influences are her parents 

and hobbies/interests include: food, cooking, shopping 

and dogs. Attended Vanderbilt University where 

graduated in Human Organisational Development. 

Benedikte Grotvedt 

Country 

Norway 

Born 

10 June 1980 – Oslo, Norway 



PROFESSIONAL 

Played on the US Symetra Tour in 2011 and 2012 with 

a career best tie for 11th at the 2011 Eagle Classic. 

She finished T43rd at Lalla Aicha Tour School and will 

play her rookie year on the LET in 2013. 

AMATEUR 

Three-time Norwegian Team Champion (2003, 2005, 

2008); two-time winner on the 2005 Norway Ama-tour. 

Competed in the 2007 U.S. Women's Amateur 

Championship. Recorded five wins on the Suncoast 

Series Tour (2007, 2008). 

PERSONAL 

Height: 179cm, blonde hair and blue eyes. She started 

to play golf in 2001, aged 21. Greatest influences: family, 

especially mom and dad, and among her hobbies: 

travelling and meeting new people, all sports especially 

figure skating and snowboarding, working out, music, 

reading, painting and drawing. She currently lives in 

Orlando, Florida, USA. 


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Sophie Gustafson 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

27 December 1973 – Varberg 



Career Victories LET (Last) 16 (2011) 

Other Victories (Last) 10 (2009) 


26 wins worldwide 




Lowest Round 

63 (2 times) 

Career Holes-in-One 2 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 6 LET tournaments and posted T7th 

at the UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi. 

She ended the season ranked 88th on the ISPS Handa 

Order of Merit and 45th on the Solheim Cup point list. 

n In 2011, won the European Nations Cup team event 

with Anna Norqvist at La Sella Resort in Denia, Spain. 

Member of Europe’s victorious Solheim Cup team at 

Killeen Castle in Ireland and earned four points out of 

a possible four to be the team’s leading points scorer, 

taking her all-time Cup record to 13-12-6, with 16 points 

scored. Played in seven LET events as an individual and 

finished 3rd at the Ricoh Women's British Open and 

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. Ranked 6th on the Money 

List. Best finishes on the LPGA were third at the Ricoh 

Women's British Open and a tie for fifth at the Sybase 

Match Play Championship. 

n In 2010, won the Comunitat Valenciana European 

Nations Cup, a team event, representing Sweden 

alongside Anna Nordqvist at La Sella Resort in Alicante, 

Spain. Won the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Killeen Castle, 

her fourth Irish Open following victories in 1998 at 

Ballyliffin, 2000 at Faithlegg and 2003 at Killarney. It 

was her sixth title on Irish soil as she also won the 2003 

BT Open in Northern Ireland and the TSN World Cup 

partnering Carin Koch in 2000. Finished 15th on the 


€111,841.00 from six LET tournaments played. 

n In 2009, won the Ladies European Tour’s Henderson 

Money List, thereby finishing as the official European 

number one for the fourth time in her career with earnings 

of €281,315.00 from 4 events played. Won the 2009 

CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge - her fifth LPGA Tour 

victory. Qualified for her seventh European Solheim Cup 

Team based on her top-5 ranking on the LET points list 

and recorded a 1-3-0 record for the team. Finished 

runner-up at the Evian Masters Presented by Societe 

Generale, where she lost to Ai Miyazato in a one-hole, 

sudden-death playoff; tied for 2nd at the AIB Ladies Irish 

Open; finished 14th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters 

and tied for 33rd at the Ricoh Women's British Open. 

n In 2007, won the Final New Star Money List. Won 

the 2007 De Vere Ladies Scottish Open. Represented 

Europe in The 2007 Solheim Cup at Halmstad in 

Sweden. Won the Siemens Austrian Ladies Open and 

as a consequence earned Life Membership of the LET. 

n In 2005, represented Europe at The Solheim Cup and 

won 2 points. Represented Sweden with Carin Koch in 

the 2005 Women’s World Cup of Golf and finished T16. 

n In 2003, won three times and secured the LET Order 

of Merit title. Won LET Stroke average trophy for the 

second straight year. Won Player’s Player of the year 

award for the third time. Also won on the LPGA at the 

Samsung World Championship. Represented Europe 

in The Solheim Cup and won three points. 

n In 2002, won the Biarritz Ladies Classic, defeating her 

roommate for the week Mhairi McKay at the first extra 

hole. Earned two points at The 2002 Solheim Cup. Won 

LET Stroke average trophy for the second year running in 

2002. Ranked number two in eagles on the LPGA (13). 

n In 2001, won the AAMI Australian Open when she beat 

the then World number one Karrie Webb into second 

place. Won again on the LPGA at the Subaru Memorial 

of Naples, firing a career best 64 on the way. Posted 

her first hole-in-one during the second round of the 

Evian Masters and recorded her second hole-in-one 

during the Tyco/ADT Championship on the LPGA. 

n In 2000, won three times in Europe and once in USA 

as she established herself as one of Europe’s leading 

players. Finished top of the Evian Order of Merit and 

Evian Money list. Also partnered Carin Koch to victory in 

the inaugural TSN Ladies World Cup Golf at Adare Manor. 

Won 2 and a half out of a possible four points in Europe’s 

Solheim Cup victory at Loch Lomond. Voted 2000 LET 

Players’ Player of the Year. Voted Swedish Golfer of the 

Year 2000 by the Association of Golf Writers in Sweden. 

n In 1998, voted Waterford Players’ Player of the Year 

after winning twice and finishing second on the Order 

of Merit. 

n In 1996, completed maiden American Express Tour 

victory at the Deesse Ladies Swiss Open. 

PERSONAL 

177cm with a penchant for colouring her (naturally brown) 

hair to suit her mood! Green eyes. Hobbies include 

motorbikes and music. Purchased a “Triumph Tiger” 

motorbike in 2004. Credits Seve Ballesteros and Solheim 

Cup team mate Laura Davies as the individuals most 

influencing her career. Attended a Swedish school for 15 

years, where she studied law, accounting and marketing. 

In 2011, gave a sit-down interview for The Golf Channel 

during The Solheim Cup for the first time despite a 

stuttering problem and then in January 2012, named 

the recipient of the Golf Writers’ Association of America 

(GWAA) Ben Hogan Award for remaining active in golf 


despite a physical handicap or serious illness. 

Blog: www.sophiegustafson.com 

Twitter: @SophieGustafson 


(16) 2011 European Nations Cup (team event partnering 

Anna Nordqvist), 2010 Comunitat Valenciana European 

Nations Cup (team event partnering Anna Nordqvist), 

2010 AIB Ladies Irish Open. 2007 De Vere Ladies 

Scottish Open, 2006 Siemens Austrian Ladies Open. 

2003 Ladies Irish Open, BT Open, HP Open. 2002 

Biarritz Ladies Classic. 2001 AAMI Australian Open, 2000 

Ladies Italian Open, 2000 Waterford Crystal Ladies Irish 

Open, 2000 Weetabix Women’s British Open, 1998 

Donegal Irish Ladies Open, 1998 Marrakech Palmeraie 

Open, 1996 Deese Ladies Swiss Open. 


(10) 1996 Rörstrand Open, 1997 Thailand Open, 1998 

Telia Final, 1998 Princess Lalla Meryem Cup. 2000 Chickfil-A 

Charity Championship, TSN World Cup Golf 

(partnering Carin Koch), 2001 Subaru Memorial of 

Naples. 2003 Samsung World Championship. 2003 

Catalonia World Matchplay Championship. 2009 

CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(8) 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


1994 £1,610.00 105 

1995 £12,394.00 48 

1996 £34,733.00 12 

1997 £13,522.00 45 

1998 £103,443.00 2 

1999 £53,027.00 10 

2000 8,777.00 1 

2001 5,916.57 5 

2002 5613.25 3 

2003 917.95 1 

2004 60.31 68 

2005 €168,825.26 – 

2006 €193,773.79 4 

2007 €222,081.47 1 

2008 €48,796.18 46 

2009 €281,315.00 1 

2010 €111,841.00 15 

2011 €188,889.45 6 

2012 € 22,457.17 88 

Maha Haddioui 

Country 

Morocco 

Born 

15 May 1988 – Casablanca 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 2 LET events: the Lalla Meryem 

Cup and Lacoste Ladies Open de France, but missed 

the cut. She attended Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013 

in Marrakech and finished T20th, earning her full card for 

the 2013 LET season in category 8a and becoming the 

first Moroccan golfer to qualify to play on the Ladies 

European Tour full time. 

n In 2011, her first tournament as a professional, Maha 

finished 25th in the Lalla Meryem Cup held at Golf du 

Soleil in Agadir, her home course and hometown, and 

made the halfway cut at the UniCredit Ladies German 

Open presented by Audi. Attended Final LET Qualifying 

School for 2012 in La Manga in Spain but missed out 

on earning her full card after a second round 84. 

AMATEUR 

Educated at Lynn University in America. Four-time scholar 

All-American, NCGA First Team All American, Sunshine 

State Conference Women’s Golfer of the Year and twotime 

All SCC Tournament Pick. Won gold in women's 

golf at the 2011 Arab Games in Qatar in a team which 

included her younger sister Nezha. 

PERSONAL 

Educated at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, 

America. Four-time scholar All-American, NCGA First 

Team All American, Sunshine State Conference Women’s 

Golfer of the Year and two-time All SCC Tournament Pick. 

Speaks four languages. Resides in Agadir, Morocco. 


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Lydia Hall 

Country 

Wales 

Born 

14 December 1987 – Bridgend 





Tournaments Won 

1 (Last - 2012 ISPS Handa 

Ladies British Masters 


Lowest Round 

66 (4 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Lydia earned her first LET victory at the ISPS 

Handa Ladies British Masters at Buckinghamshire Golf 

Club in England in mid August. She shot rounds of 66, 

71 and 72 in ideal, sunny conditions for a fantastic seven 

under par 54-hole total ending one clear of Beth Allen of 

the United States. Lydia’s next best finish of the season 

was a tie for 22nd at the Sanya Ladies Open in China. 

She was 16th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit, her 

best position in five years on tour. 

n In 2011, best finish was a tie for 9th at the Portugal 

Ladies Open. Finished 5th at the Tenerife Ladies Match 

Play, which was a non-official LET event. Ended 75th on 

the money list with season’s earnings of €25,797.00. 

n In 2010, posted two top-10 finishes. Recorded a 

career best tie for 6th at the Lalla Meryem Cup in 

Morocco, with a 66 in the third and final round and tied 

for 8th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. Finished 

57th on the Henderson Money List with earnings of 

€37,697.40 from 18 tournaments. 

n In 2009, played in 18 tournaments and made 10 

cuts with her best finish a tie for ninth at the Comunitat 

Valenciana European Nations Cup, where she 

represented Wales for the second time, alongside 

Becky Brewerton. Individually, her best finish was 13th 

at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open where 

she shot a career low 66 (-6) in the third round. She 

finished the year ranked 60th on the Henderson Money 



Portugal Ladies Open. Tied for 18th with Eleanor Pilgrim 

at the VCI European Ladies Golf Cup. 

AMATEUR 

Hall was a member of the Welsh Junior Team from 2001- 

2005. She was also a member of the Welsh U/21 Team 

in 2004 and 2006, as well as the Wales Ladies’ Team in 

2004, 2005 and 2007. She was the Glamorgan Ladies’ 

and Girls’ champion in 2004; the Top Qualifier at the 2005 

British Girls’, and won the Silver Medal at European U/21 

Team Championship 2004. 

PERSONAL 

157cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes, Hall started 

to play golf at the age of 11. She lists her parents as 

her greatest influences. Her father Wayne received one 

cap representing Wales in rugby in 1987. Hobbies and 

interests include listening to music, working on fitness, 

playing and watching any kind of sport, socialising with 

friends, spending money and most of all relaxing and 

watching movies. Hall attended Pencoed Comprehensive 

School and earned 10 GCSEs and 2 A levels, in Physical 

Education and Information Technology. Attached to 

Machynys Peninsula G&CC. Lives in Pencoed, Bridgend, 

Glamorgan. Twitter: @Lyd14hall 


(1) 2012 ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters 

TOUR RECORD: 


2008 €22,896.99 84 

2009 €28,329.38 60 

2010 €37,697.40 57 

2011 €25,797.00 75 

2012 €100,476.90 16 


Sahra Hassan 

Country 

Wales 

Born 

13 November 1987 – Newport 


Joined Tour 22 January 2009 




T12th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Sahra played in 17 tournaments with her 

season-best finish a tie for 22nd at the Hero Women’s 

Indian Open. She fired a career-low round of 67 (-5) in 

round one of the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. She 

ended the season 77th on the ISPS Handa Order of 

Merit, her highest ranking in four years on tour. 

n In 2011, played in 11 tournaments and recorded a 

season-best tie for 12th at the Deloitte Dutch Ladies 

Open at Broekpolder Golf Club. Also tied for 13th at the 

Sicilian Ladies Italian Open. Finished 114th on the Money 

List with season’s earnings of €11,844.75. Also played 

on the LET Access Series. Earned the 10th card at LET 

Final Qualifying School for the 2012 season. 

n In 2010, played in two events with a season best tie 

for 52nd at the S4C Wales Championship. 

n In 2009, played in two LET events with a season best 

tie for 25th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. 

PERSONAL 

Interests include all sports, R’n’B music, movies, 

spending time with family and friends. 

Twitter: @Sahra_hassan13 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €3,749.50 133 

2010 €2,878.06 146 

2011 €11,844.75 114 

2012 €31,176.39 77 

Caroline Hedwall 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

13 May 1989 – Taby 

Turned professional 29 October 2010 




Career Victories (Last) 5 (last – 2012 UNIQA Ladies 

Golf Open) 


Lowest Round 62 (-10) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, after two months out from the game with a 

hip injury, Caroline returned in style by earning her fifth 

LET title when she successfully defended at the UNIQA 

Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen at Golfclub 

Föhrenwaldh in Austria. She won by four strokes ahead 

of Mikaela Parmlid and Laura Davies. She fired a career 

low round of 62 (-10) during the second round of the 

Hero Women’s Indian Open and almost successfully 

defended the title, but was bested by Pornanong 

Phatlum after hitting her approach shot into the water 

short of the green and ending in second place. Despite 

only playing in six tournaments throughout the season, 

Caroline ended in 29th place on the ISPS Handa Order 

of Merit and 5th place on the European Solheim Cup 

rankings going into 2013. On the LPGA, she played in 

18 events, 13 cuts made, $216,074 (57), recorded 2 

top-10 finishes and 6 top-12 finishes including a 

career-best tie for fifth at the Kia Classic. Took several 

tournaments off in the summer due to her hip injury. 

n In 2011, began an incredible rookie season by winning 

the New South Wales Open on the Australian Ladies 

Professional Golf tour on her pro debut in January. She 

then won four titles on the Ladies European Tour, firstly at 

the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open at Gray Bear Golf Club, 

followed by the Finnair Masters at Helsinki Golf Club, the 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open at Golfclub Föhrenwaldh in 

Austria and the Hero Women's Indian Open at DLF Golf 


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and Country Club in Gurgaon, near New Delhi. Recorded 

four additional top-10 finishes: a tie for 2nd at the Deloitte 

Dutch Ladies Open; tied 7th at the DeutscheBank Ladies 

Swiss Open; tied 9th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 

and tied 9th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. She 

then collected the Players’ Player of the Year Award, as 

voted for by her fellow competitors, having ended the 

year ranked third on the LET’s official Henderson Money 

List, behind Ai Miyazato and Melissa Reid, with season’s 

earnings of €278,529 from 20 tournaments played. This 

award was launched in 1995 and Hedwall became the 

first player in LET history to win both this award and be 

named the Rolex Rookie of the Year in the same season. 

She also played a starring role on Europe’s winning 

Solheim Cup team winning 2½ points at Killeen Castle in 

Ireland with a 2-1-1 record. Caroline formed a strong 

partnership with Sophie Gustafson, defeating Vicky Hurst 

and Brittany Lincicome by 5 and 4 in the Friday fourballs 

and beating Angela Stanford and Stacy Lewis by 6 and 5 

in the Saturday foursomes. Earned a vital halve against 

Ryann O’Toole in the penultimate singles match on 

Sunday to help bring the overall score to 15-13. 

AMATEUR 

Tied for 27th at the 2010 Ricoh Women’s British Open at 

Royal Birkdale and won the Smyth Salver as the leading 

amateur. Tied for eighth place at the 2010 Finnair Masters 

at Helsinki GC. Competed at the 2009 and 2008 Ricoh 

Women’s British Opens. Tied for 13th at the 2008 

Scandinavian TPC hosted by Annika in Sweden. Was 

the 2010 NCGA champion and Player of the Year. Led 

Sweden to victory at the European Team Championships 

in 2008 and 2010. Won the 2007 and 2009 European 

Amateur Championship. Was named to the Swedish 

squad for the 2008 World Amateur Team Championship 

where she teamed with former Cowgirl Pernilla Lindberg 

and Anna Nordqvist to win the team title. World Amateur 

Champion in 2008. Won the LET’s Final Qualifying School 

for the 2011 season at La Manga Club by nine strokes. 

PERSONAL 

Caroline started to play golf aged eight. She is the 

daughter of Yvonne and Claes Hedwall. She has a twin 

sister, Jacqueline, who was a member of the golf team 

at LSU. She was also recruited by Duke, Arizona, LSU, 

New Mexico and Purdue but chose to attend Oklahoma 

State University. She lives in Loddekopinge, Sweden. 

Her hobbies include skiing and snowboarding. 


(5) 2011 Allianz Ladies Slovak Open, Finnair Masters, 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, Hero Women's Indian Open. 

2012 UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(1) 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €278,528.87 3 2012 €80,779.88 29 

Maria Hernández 

Country 

Spain 

Born 

24 March 1986 - Pamplona 








PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Maria played a limited schedule due to 

injury (bulging disc). She competed in three LET events 

with a season best tie for 17th at the Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France. 

n In 2011, played in five LET tournaments with a season 

best tie for 15th at the ANZ RACV Ladies Masters. 

n In 2010, her rookie season on the LET, played in seven 

events and earned her maiden victory at the inaugural 

Allianz Ladies Slovak Open at Gray Bear Golf Club with 

a one shot victory over Kristie Smith. Posted two further 

top ten finishes: tied for 5th at the Open de Espana 

Femenino and tied for 7th at the ABN AMRO Ladies 

Open. Finished 14th on the Henderson Money List with 

season’s earnings of €115,588.82. Finished second on 

the LET rookie of the year standings to South Korean 

In Kyung Kim. 

n In 2009, turned professional in June. Finished 10th at 

LET Final Stage Qualifying School; finished sixth at the 

LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, where she earned 

Priority List Category 11 for the 2010 LPGA season. 

AMATEUR 

Hernandez tied for 31st at the 2003 Open de Espana 

Femenino as an amateur. She tied for 13th at the same 

tournament in 2005 and tied for 55th in 2009. The 2009 

NCAA Player of the Year, from Purdue University, turned in 

a strong collegiate career, which was capped off with the 

NCAA Division I Individual Championship. She won eight 

times while at Purdue University, and in 2008, she won 

the Big Ten Conference Championship and was named 

the Purdue Female Athlete of the Year. She's a two-time 

Duramed National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) 

All-American First Team selection, and a two-time Big 

Ten Conference Player of the Year, both in 2007 and 2008. 

An eight year member of the Spanish National Team, 

Hernandez is a five-time European Team Championship 

gold medalist, and earned a gold medal at the 2005 

Mediterranean Games as an individual and as a team. 


PERSONAL 

Studied management at Purdue University. When away 

from golf, Hernández enjoys soccer, skiing, watching 

movies and playing any kind of sport. Web: 

www.mariahernandezgolf.com Twitter: @MariaHGolf 


(1) 2010 Allianz Ladies Slovak Open 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €115,588.82 14 2012 € 5,242.30 136 

2011 €8,617.02 123 

Whitney Hillier 

Country 

Australia 

Date of Birth 1 December 1990 

Turned professional 1 January 2013 

Joined Tour 2013 

AMATEUR 

2012 Lake Macquarie amateur champion, 2012 

Riversdale Cup Champion, 2012 Malaysian Amateur 

champion, 2012 Trans national stroke play champion, 

2012 Espirito Santo Amateur Team Championships, 

Australia 3rd. 


2006 St Andrews Junior Ladies Open; 2008 Australian 

Junior Champion; Golf Australia national team squad 

member. Position at Lalla Aicha Tour School: tied 17th. 

PERSONAL 

Born in Geraldton, Australia. 175cm tall with brown hair 

and brown eyes. Started to play golf on July 16, 1997. 

Credits coach David Milne, mental coach Lawrie 

Montague and parents as greatest influences on her 

career. Lists going to the beach, music, travelling and 

swimming amongst her hobbies. Famous relatives are 

David Mould, a steeplechase jockey for The Queen 

Mother and Marion Mould, a show jumper. 

Maria Hjorth 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

15 October 1973 – Falun 



Tour Victories (Last) 2 (2005) 

Other Victories (Last) 4 (2011 - LPGA) 




Lowest Round 

64 (5 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Maria played 4 LET events and made 2 cuts 

with a season-best tie for 15th at the Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France. On the LPGA, played 20 events, 

12 cuts made, $98,971 (79). Best finish was a tie for 

ninth at the Kingsmill Championship. 

n In 2011, played in three LET events on the Ladies 

European Tour and recorded two top-10 finishes: tied 6th 

at the Ladies Irish Open and tied 9th at the Evian Masters 

presented by Société Générale. Won the Avnet LPGA 

Classic, her fourth-career LPGA victory.Recorded five 

additional top-10 finishes including: tied for eighth at the 

Honda LPGA Thailand and the Wegmans LPGA 

Championship; eighth at the Lorena Ochoa Invitationa; 


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ninth at the CME Group Titleholders; tied for ninth at the 

Evian Masters. Made her fifth appearance in The Solheim 

Cup as a member of Europe’s victorious team at Killeen 

Castle in Ireland with a 1-3-1 record. Earned 1 point in 

the Friday foursomes playing with Anna Nordqvist, taking 

overall points scored to 8½ with a 6-13-5 record overall. 

n In 2010, played three events on the LET with a seasonbest 

tie for 12th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. Played 21 

events on the LPGA, best finish was a tie for third at the 

Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia. 

n In 2009, after the birth of her first child, Maria qualified 

for her fourth European Solheim Cup Team; she played 

four events on the Ladies European Tour and her best 

finish was third at the season-ending Omega Dubai

Ladies Masters. She finished 14th on the Henderson 

Money List with season’s earnings of €96,174.28. On 

the US LPGA Tour, her best finish was a tie for second 

at the Hana Bank – KOLON Championship. She also 

tied for fifth at the CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge and 

tied for sixth at the Navistar LPGA Classic Presented by 

Monac R.V. Represented Europe at The Solheim Cup 

for the fourth time. 

n In 2008, best finish was runner-up at the McDonald's 

LPGA Championship Presented by Coca-Cola, where 

she lost a four-hole, sudden-death playoff to Yani Tseng 

and crossed the $4 million mark in career earnings; 

n In 2009, qualified for her fourth European Solheim 

Cup Team; best finish was a tie for second at the 

Hana Bank – KOLON Championship on LPGA. 

n In 2007, won the 2007 Navistar LPGA Classic. 

n In 2005, successfully defended her Ladies English 

Open title, again at Chart Hills GC in Kent, in 2005. 

Represented Europe in The 2005 Solheim Cup at 

Crooked Stick GC, Indiana, USA. Represented Europe 

again in The 2007 Solheim Cup at Halmstad Golfklubb 

in Sweden. Won third LPGA title at the 2007 Navistar 

LPGA Classic. 

n In 2004, won her maiden LET title in style at the 

Ladies English Open when she fired 19-under over 

three days at Nick Faldo’s Chart Hills GC in Kent. 

Broke the €1million barrier in career earnings. 

n In 1999, secured maiden LPGA victory in 1999 

SAFECO Classic. Also won 1999 Mizuno Classic. 

AMATEUR 

Finnish Champion, Norwegian Champion 1990. Swedish 

Order of Merit winner 1991. European Champion, 

Scottish Stroke play Champion, St Rule Trophy, Greek 

Amateur Champion 1995, Spanish Open Amateur 

Champion, Sherry Cup (Spain), European Amateur 

Masters Champion 1995. Represented Sweden in World 

Amateur Team Championship 1994 and in Vagliano 

Trophy and European Team Championship 1995. 

PERSONAL 

175cm with blonde hair and mixed colour eyes. 

Graduated with a BA Hons in English from Stirling 

University in 1996. Now lives in Orlando, Florida. Married 

to caddie Shaun McBride, originally from Adelaide. First 

daughter Emily McBride born 3rd February 2009. Credits 

parents, coach, Liselotte Neumann and Seve Ballesteros 

as individuals most influencing her career. Hobbies 

include reading, listening to music and aerobics. 

Twitter: @MariaHjorth 


(2) 2004 Ladies English Open, 2005 Ladies English Open. 


(4) 1999 SAFECO Classic, 1999 Mizuno Classic, 2007 

Navistar LPGA Classic, 2011 Avnet LPGA Classic. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(5) 2002, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


1996 £23,681.00 24 

1997 £39,536.00 10 

1998 £77,734.00 3 

1999 £51,877.00 11 

2000 833.00 55 

2001 – – 

2002 6483.65 2 

2003 83.23 56 

2004 221.08 25 

2005 €158,524.71 2 

2006 €80,173.20 21 

2007 €198,282.54 5 

2008 €62,335.57 35 

2009 €96,174.28 14 

2010 €42,757.18 51 

2011 €95,090.73 16 

2012 €14,560.38 104 

Nina Holleder 

Country 

Date of Birth 

Germany 

23 December 1987 – Rosenheim, 

Germany 

Turned professional 27 December 2012 


AMATEUR 

Winner of the 2007 Russian Ladies Amateur Open; 

winner of the 2008 German National Championship; 

winner of the 2009 Luxemburg Ladies Amateur Open; 

2nd at the World Amateur Team Championship; 6th at 

the 2012 European Ladies Amateur Championship. 

2012 LETAS results: 2nd at the Women's Bank Open 

in Finland and 4th at the Generali Ladies Open France. 

Position at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013: T31st. 

PERSONAL 

Born in Rosenheim, Germany. 165cm tall with blonde 

hair and grey eyes. Started to play golf in 1998, aged 10, 

at Golf Club Arosa, Switzerland. Attached to Golf Club 

St. Leon-Rot, Germany. Hobbies and interests include 

science, philosophy, history and art. 


Daniela Holmqvist 

Country 

Sweden 

Date of Birth 3 May 1988 



PROFESSIONAL 

Won the 2009 SAS Masters Volkswagen Open as an 

amateur. Won two European professional mini-tour 

events: Skyways Open and The Chrysantemum. Was the 

low Amateur as well as the tournament runner-up in the 

2012 Ladies Norwegian Challenge, a Ladies European 

Access Tournament. Added 3 top 10 finishes in the 

consecutive tournaments she played on the LETAS tour. 

Position at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013: T17th 

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS 

Won Conference USA individual title as a freshman (by 

10 strokes). Conference USA Freshman of the Year, 

State of Louisiana Freshman of the Year and Sugar Bowl 

Athlete of the Month. Transferred to UC Berkeley as 

a sophomore, where she helped the team win six 

NCAA-sanctioned events including the 2012 Pac-12 

Championships. Named to the “All Pac-12” team each 

year she was eligible (2011 and 2012). First Cal female 

golfer to be named Pac 12 “Golfer of the Month” (March 

2012). Never finished out of Top 5 individually at NCAAsanctioned 

events during final semester at Cal, except 

for the West Regionals (16th) and including a victory at 

Anuenue Spring Break Classic at Kapalua. 2012 NCGA 

as well as Golfweek All-American. Holmqvist became the 

first female golfer from the University of California to be 

named the Pac-12 Golfer of the Month in March 2012. 

AMATEUR 

The highest ranked Swedish amateur, member of 2011 

and 2012 Swedish National Team and winner of 2011 

European Team Championship (7-under in final match 

against Spain; closed out that match on the 12th hole). 

Ranked Top 20 in Golf Week’s as well as Golfstat’s 

Collegiate Rankings. Placed T3 in the 2012 British 

Amateur Championships stroke play part and 9th in the 

match play. Won the Stockholm championships by 9 

strokes at European Tour venue Bro Hof Golf Course in 

2012 and set a course record 68. Selected to represent 

Sweden as the number one player in the 2012 World 

Amateur Championships. Has played 12 events in 2012, 

with 9 top 5 finishes and 10 top 10s. 

PERSONAL 

Born in Berne, Switzerland. 165cm tall with blue eyes and 

dark blonde hair. Attended the University of California, 

Berkeley, USA. Started golf in January 1992, influenced 

by father, grandfather and coach, Torsten Hanson. 

Daniela’s father, Hans Holmqvist, was a professional 

football player, with 27 caps (4 goals) for the Swedish 

national side. Daniela’s grandfather was also a golfer from 

Sweden, and is a Senior European Champion. Daniela 

enjoys all sports. 


Country 

England 

Born 

13 June 1979 – Doncaster 








Lowest round 62 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 17 events, 14 cuts made, earned 

€82,944.93 (27). Recorded 2 top-10 finishes including 

third place at the UniCredit Ladies German Open 

presented by Audi and tied third at the Raiffeisenbank 

Prague Golf Masters. 


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n In 2011, played in 19 tournaments and posted a 

season-best tie for 10th at the Sicilian Ladies Italian 

Open; also finished 4th at the Tenerife Ladies Match Play, 

which was a non-official event on the Ladies European 

Tour schedule. 

n In 2010, posted a season best tie for 2nd at the Open

de Espana Femenino. Finished 38th on the Henderson 



n In 2008, won the VCI European Ladies Golf Cup (a 

team event) representing England with Trish Johnson. 

Won the Tenerife Ladies Open at Costa Adeje and the 

Ladies English Open at The Oxfordshire back to back. 

n In 2006, earned maiden LET victory at the OTP Bank 

Ladies Central European Open, Hungary. Also won the 

Acer SA Women’s Open on the Women’s African Tour. 

n In 2005, posted a career low round 62 (-9) at the OTP 

Bank Ladies Central European Open at Old Lake Golf 

and Country Club in Hungary. 

AMATEUR 

Rebecca has arguably the finest amateur career of the 

modern era. She has represented GB&I in the Curtis Cup 

three times in 1998, 2000 and 2002, 1997 French under- 

21 champion, 2000 Spanish Open champion, 2000 

Scottish strokeplay champion, 2000 English Strokeplay 

champion, 2000 British Open amateur champion, 2000 

British Amateur strokeplay champion, 2000 English 

strokeplay champion, 2001 English amateur champion, 

2001 British strokeplay champion, 2002 British Open 

amateur strokeplay champion and winner of Smyth Salver 

for leading amateur at the Weetabix Women’s British 

Open at Sunningdale 2001, where she played with 

eventual winner Se Ri Pak in the final round. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with dark blonde hair and blue eyes, 

Rebecca’s hobbies include Art, music and most other 

sports. She has an A-level in Art and a BTEC National 

Diploma in Art and Design. Represents the British Hen 

Welfare Trust. Website: www.becshudson.weebly.com 

Twitter: @becshudson 


(4) 2006 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open, 

Hungary; 2008 Tenerife Ladies Open; 2008 Ladies 

English Open. 2008 VCI European Ladies Golf Cup 

(team event with Trish Johnson) 


(1) 2006 Acer SA Women’s Open 

TOUR RECORD: 


2003 9.00 122 

2004 23.50 102 

2005 €33,102.57 41 

2006 €123,835.84 8 

2007 €110,263.36 19 

2008 €145,275.91 10 

2009 €50,839.54 33 

2010 €55,807.45 38 

2011 €24,030.09 85 

2012 €82,944.93 27 

Charley Hull 

Country 

England 

Date of Birth 20 March 1996 



AMATEUR 

Between the age of 13 and 16 won the following 

tournaments:- The Leveret, Hampshire Rose, Woburn GC 

Ladies Club Championship (gaining course record of 8 

under in one round), ID Jones / Doherty Championship 

Florida, Welsh Open Stroke play, English Stroke play, 

Harder Hall Invitational Florida, 

Made cut in following pro tournaments: 2012 Kraft 

Nabisco Championship, Turkish Airlines Ladies Open, 

Irish Ladies Open, ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters. 

Member of the victorious 2012 GB&I Curtis Cup Team. 

Winner of BBC Eastern Region Young Sports Personality 

of the year. Career highlights include playing in Kraft 

Nabisco, reaching No 3 in the world amateur rankings in 

2012 and being a member of winning Curtis Cup team 

2012. Position at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013: T36th. 

PERSONAL 

Born in Kettering, England. Started to play golf at 

Kettering Golf Club in 2001 aged five. First coach at 

Kettering GC was Kevin Theobald. 168cm tall with blonde 

hair and blue eyes. Currently attached to Woburn Golf 

Club, England. Coached by Lee Scarbrow at John 

O’Gaunt Golf Club, England. Hobbies include cinema, 

Facebook, Twitter and socialising. 


Paula Hurtado 

Country 

Colombia 

Date of Birth 5 February 1990 



AMATEUR 

Winner of 10 competitions on the South American junior 

circuit. Three-time runner-up in South American amateur 

competition. Winner of five tournaments and runner-up 

six times while playing at Florida International University. 

Won the Junior Local Ranking of Antioquia, Colombia 

every year from 2003-2007. Qualified for the South 

American Championship in 2006 and 2007. Won the 

Junior National Championship Medal Play “Arturo Calle 

Cup” – Club Hatogrande, Bogotá, Colombia 2006. Junior 

National Championship Match Play “Eduardo Herrera 

Cup” – Club Llanogrande, Medellín, Colombia and Junior 

National Ranking – Colombia 2007. National Youth 

Championship – Club Farallones, Cali, Colombia 2006. 

International Juvenile and Junior Championship “Alpina 

Cup” – San Andrés Golf Club, Bogotá, Colombia 

2006.International Juvenile and Junior Championship 

Guatemala City – Mayan Golf Club, Guatemala City, 

Guatemala 2006. Athlete of the Year Club Campestre el 

Rodeo, Medellín, Colombia – 2006 – 2007. Junior South 

American Championship – Valencia, Venezuela 2005. 

Junior South American Championship – Sao Paulo, Brazil 

2007. Junior South American Championship – 

Bucaramanga, Colombia 2008. University of Arkansas 

Little Rock (UALR) Golf Classic – Arkansas 2008. 

Ranking Sunbelt Conference – 2008. Morehead State 

University (MSU) Spring Kick off – Oxnard, California 

2008. Betle Lou Evans Invitational – 2009. Wolverine 

Invitational – Ann Arbor, Michigan 2010. Freshman of the 

Year Sunbelt Conference 2008. All Conference (Award 

given to the top 10 players on each conference) – 2008 – 

2009 – 2010. One of the 9 players chosen to compete 

individually on the NCAA Championships. Florida 

International University (FIU) VIP Player – 2008. FIU 

Athlete of the Year – 2010. FIU MVP Player – 2009 – 

2010 – 2011. Golfweek Magazine Player of the week – 

2010. Low round as an amateur: 64. Position at Lalla 


PERSONAL 

178cm tall with brown hair and dark brown eyes. 

Attended Florida International University (Hospitality 

Administration Management, 2012). Born in Medellin, 

Colombia and started to play golf aged 7 years. Lists 

parents as greatest influence and enjoys cycling, playing 

volleyball and going to the gym. 


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Laura Jansone 

Country 

Latvia 

Date of Birth 

24 July 1988 – Riga, Latvia 

Turned professional 1 February 2011 


AMATEUR 

Six-time Latvian Junior Champion (2000, 2001, 2003- 

2006). Three-time winner of the Latvian Amateur 

Championship (2004, 2006 and 2007). Recorded four 

wins in collegiate competition while at East Tennessee 

State University. Named the 2007 Atlantic Sun (A-Sun) 

Conference Freshman of the Year. Three-time A-Sun 

Conference First Team selection (2007, 2008, 2010). 

Competed in two World Amateur Team Championships 

(2008, 2010). Two-time individual winner of the A-Sun 

Conference Women's Golf Championship (2008, 2010). 

Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year. Tied for 25th at Lalla 

Aicha Tour School for the 2013 LET season, becoming 

the first LET member from Latvia. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with blonde hair and green eyes. Started to 

play golf aged 10, when there was only one nine-hole 

course in Latvia. Her father took her to a golf clinic. Lists 

father and Santa Puce as greatest influences on career. 

Interests include snowboarding, yoga, painting, dancing 

and shopping. Has a degree in Interior Design from the 

University of Tennessee. Resides in Tennessee during 

the summer and Florida during the winter. Related to 

Nils Jansons, an inline extreme roller blader. 

Felicity Johnson 

Country 

England 

Born 

26 February 1987 – Birmingham 






Playoff record 1/1 

Top-Ten Finishes 12 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Felicity played in 21 LET events, recorded 

6 top 10s and made 16 cuts. Earned €93,263.30 (20) 

with a season best tie for 4th at the UniCredit Ladies 

German Open presented by Audi. Qualified for the 

US LPGA Tour for 2013. 

n In 2011, won the Lacoste Ladies Open de France: 

her second Ladies European Tour victory. Defeated 

Italian Diana Luna with a par at the first play-off hole, 

the par-five 18th at at Paris International Golf Club. 

Recorded one additional top-10 finish: a tie for 9th at 

the Ladies Scottish Open. Finished 32nd on the Money 


n In 2010, played 22 events with a season best tie for 

12th at the Women's Australian Open. 

n In 2009, earned maiden win at 2009 Tenerife Ladies 

Open at Golf Costa Adeje. Shot 62(-10) 1st round of 

2008 Goteborg Masters at Lycke Golf Course. She 

posted two additional top ten finishes: T3rd at the SAS 

Ladies Masters in Norway and T5th at the Randstad 

Open de France Dames. 

AMATEUR 

2005 English Amateur Champion. Member of the 2005 

winning Vagliano Team. Won 2005 Spirit International as 

part of the England Team. Daily Telegraph Lady Golfer of 

the Year in 2005. 

PERSONAL 

163cm tall with red hair and green eyes. Started playing 

golf at five years old. Left school at 16 to pursue amateur 

career. Turned professional in October 2006 in order to 

join the PGA. Hobbies include supporting Aston Villa 

Football Club, football, watching sports and socialising. 

Enjoys watching Sergio Garcia. Influenced by the Harmon 

Brothers. Coached by Dick Harmon in Houston, USA, for 


one week in 2005 as part of the Red Bull Master Class. 

Twitter: @FlicJohnsonGolf 


(2) 2009 Tenerife Ladies Open, 2011 Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €33,480.41 61 

2008 €90,360.20 25 

2009 €93,599.70 15 

2010 €30,161.20 68 

2011 €67,130.37 32 

2012 €93,263.30 20 

Trish Johnson 

Country 

England 

Born 

17 January 1966 - Bristol 



Career victories (last) 21 (2010) 



Career Holes-in-one 3 





Lowest Round 58 (-7); 62 (-11) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 19 tournaments, recorded 8 top 10 

finishes with a season best 3rd at the Tenerife Open de 

Espana and tied 3rd at the ISPS Handa Ladies British 

Masters. Season’s earnings €124,438.10 (10). 

n In 2011, played in 18 tournaments and best finish 

was a tie for 9th at the Ladies Scottish Open. 

n In 2010, claimed the Tenerife Ladies Open at 

Buenavista Golf Club and the Open de France Feminin 

at Paris International Golf Club, where she defeated 

Italy’s Diana Luna on the first play-off hole. Johnson 

achieved Life Membership of the LET according to the 

LET’s qualifying criteria with 20 points, after the LET 

Membership voted to award points to winners of the 

Comunitat Valenciana European Nations Cup 

retrospectively. 

n In 2008, represented England at the inaugural VCI 

European Ladies Golf Cup at La Sella Resort in Spain 

and won the event partnering Rebecca Hudson. 

n In 2007, won the BMW Ladies Italian Open at Sheraton 

Parco de- Medici in Rome and qualified automatically for 

eighth appearance on the European Solheim Cup Team. 

Posted a 0-1-2 win-loss-draw record at Halmstad taking 

all-time Solheim record to 5-13-7. 

n In 2005, finished second at the Arras Open de France 

Dames and Wales Ladies Championship in 2005 which 

secured a place on the European Solheim Cup team. 

n In 2004, won the Wales Ladies Open in fine style with 

a closing 8-under par 65 to deny close friend Laura 

Davies. Finished second on the OOM behind Davies, 

her best season since 2000. 

n In 2000, represented Europe for sixth time in the 2000 

Solheim Cup and helped to secure 2.5 out of a possible 

4 points for the victorious European team. Won 2000 

The Daily Telegraph Ladies British Masters presented 

by Kellogg’s. 

n In 1999, Twice matched record for lowest nine holes 

in 1999 with 29 in both Cantor Fitzgerald Laura Davies 

Invitational and Palmeraie Marrakech Open. Also equalled 

record for most consecutive birdies when she started 

final round of Marrakech Palmeraie Open with seven 

straight birdies. 

n In 1996, Set Tour records in the 1996 French Open 

at Le Golf d’Arras with opening round of 62 followed 

by 36-hole total of 130 and 200 for 54 holes. Missed 

first cut in 30 tournaments at the 1996 Weetabix 

Women’s British Open. 

n In 1992, Shared individual honours with Lotta 

Neumann in 1992 World Team Championship in Taiwan. 

Beat Patty Sheehan, US & British Open Champion, in 

Europe’s 1992 Solheim Cup triumph. 

n In 1990, completed four victories to win 1990 Order 

of Merit. 

n In 1987, Johnson turned professional and won 

three tournaments in her rookie season on the Ladies 

European Tour, as well as finishing as the Rookie of the 

Year. She also won the LPGA’s Qualifying School at 

Sweetwater. 

AMATEUR 

Completed an outstanding amateur career by earning 

four out of four points when Great Britain & Ireland won 

Curtis Cup at Prairie Dunes in 1986. South Western 

Champion 1983, 1984. England Under-23 and Under-21 

Champion 1984. England Amateur Champion, England 

Strokeplay Champion, England Under-23 Champion 

1985. Represented GB&I in World Amateur Team 

Championship 1986. 

PERSONAL 

179cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Excellent record 

in tough conditions after learning game on Royal North 

Devon's exposed links at Westward Ho. Coached by 

Richard Lawless, from The Wiltshire Golf Club. One of 

Arsenal FC's biggest fans and attends every match while 

she is at home and enjoys a healthy banter about football 

with Solheim Cup partner and close friend Laura Davies. 

Lists sports, going to the theatre and music amongst her 

other interests. 


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(18) 1987 McEwan’s Wirral Classic, Bloor Homes 

Eastleigh Classic, Woolmark Matchplay Championship. 

1990 Hennessy Cup, Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic, 

European Open, Longines Classic. 1992 Skol La Manga 

Club Classic. 1996 Marks & Spencer European Open, 

French Open. 1999 Ladies French Open, Marrakech 

Palmeraie Open. 2000 The Daily Telegraph Ladies British 

Masters presented by Kellogg’s. 2004 Wales ‘Golf as it 

should be’ Ladies Open, 2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open. 

2008 VCI European Ladies Golf Cup, (team event, 

partnered Rebecca Hudson), 2010 Tenerife Ladies Open, 

2010 Open de France Feminin. 


(3) 1993 LPGA Las Vegas Canyon Gate, LPGA Atlanta 

Championship. 1996 LPGA Fieldcrest Cannon Classic. 


(1) 1992 World Team Championship (Individual). 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(8) 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2007 

TOUR RECORD: 


1987 £35,718.00 5 

1988 £2,110.00 90 

1989 £11,631.00 36 

1990 £83,043.00 1 

1991 £18,155.00 19 

1992 £51,805.00 4 

1993 £17,451.00 17 

1994 £31,309.00 15 

1995 £52,464.00 7 

1996 £80,333.00 3 

1997 £45,742.00 9 

1998 £73,190.00 4 

1999 £117,213.00 4 

2000 5,312.00 2 

2001 2,151.31 16 

2002 1572.47 27 

2003 372.45 9 

2004 672.65 2 

2005 €116,190.21 9 

2006 €72,288.12 24 

2007 €202,467.75 4 

2008 €67,782.36 34 

2009 €46,566.67 40 

2010 €139,924.93 9 

2011 €30,838.16 71 

2012 €124,438.10 10 

Malene Jorgensen 

Country 

Denmark 

Born 

30 July 1986 – Odense 







7th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 17 events, made 7 cuts with best 

finish a tie for 12th at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco, 

season’s earnings €17,416.25 (100). Returned to Lalla 

Aicha Tour School and finished 7th earning her full 

playing rights in category 8a. 

n In 2011, best finish was a tie for 8th at the Allianz 

Ladies Slovak Open. Also tied for 9th at the Portugal 

Ladies Open. Finished 56th on the Money List with 

earnings of 44,640.37 from 19 tournaments. 

n In 2010, played in 16 events and posted two top-10 

finishes with a career best of 7th at the Finnair Masters. 

Also tied for 9th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss 

Open, where she shot a career low 65 (-7) in the second 

round at Golf Gerre Losone. Finished 48th on the 


€43,535.15. 

n In 2009, Malene posted two top-20 finishes with her 

season best finish a tie for 16th at the Finnair Masters, 

followed by a tie for 18th at the Portugal Ladies Open. 

From 13 events played, Malene earned €17,762.91 

and finished 85th on the Henderson Money List, which 

was inside the top 80 on the exemption rankings, 

earning her full card for 2010. 

AMATEUR 

Danish Ladies’ International Champion 2008 (DLAK). 

2008 and 2006 Danish champion (strokeplay). 2006 

Danish champion (matchplay). Danish national team 

member 2002-2008. Represented Denmark at the 

2008 World Championship in Adelaide, Australia. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes. Started playing 

golf at the age of 9 with her family. Encouraged by her 

brother Michael Jorgensen, who is 6 years older and was 

a professional golfer on the Challenge Tour. Represents 

Odense Eventyr Golf Klub, Denmark. Hobbies include 

painting and golf. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €17,762.91 85 

2010 €43,535.15 48 

2011 €44,640.37 56 

2012 €17,416.25 100 


Hannah Jun 

Country 

USA 

Born 

24 July 1985 – Los Angeles, California 







2nd 



PROFESSIONAL 

In 2012, Hannah played in 6 tournaments and made 

5 cuts, recording 2 top 10s: tied 3rd at the Lacoste 

Ladies Open de France, where she fired a career low 66 

in the final round at Chantaco Golf Club and tied 9th at 

the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. Season’s earnings 

€30,659.05 (78). 

n In 2011, earned a career-best finish of 2nd at the 

Ladies Scottish Open after ending 10 strokes behind 

Catriona Matthew at Archerfield Links. Finished 40th 

on the Money List with earnings of €54,337.14 from 


n In 2010, her rookie season on the LET, Hannah 

played in nine events and posted two top-three finishes, 

including a tie for second at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies 

Open in China, where she was defeated in a four-way 

play-off by Lee-Anne Pace. She also tied for 3rd at the 

Open de France Feminin at Paris International Golf Club. 



n In 2007-2009, Jun played on the Duramed Futures 

Tour and the Cactus Tour in the USA. 

n In 2008, she was a non-exempt member of the LPGA. 

AMATEUR 

Jun’s junior career was highlighted by three consecutive 

California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) individual titles 

(2000-02), as well as Second-Team All-America honours 

by the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA). She was 

runner-up at the 2002 Junior World Championship and, in 

2003, won the Callaway Golf Junior World Championships 

and earned her second consecutive AJGA Second-Team 

All-America honour. She joined the University of California, 

Los Angeles (UCLA) women’s golf team in 2003, earning 

Second-Team All-Pac-10 honours and was named the 

Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year after a runner-up individual 

finish at the Pac-10 Championship. Jun captured 

medallist honours at the 2004 NCAA West Regional, and 

was a quarterfinalist at the 2004 U.S. Women’s Amateur 

Public Links Championship, losing to eventual winner Yani 

Tseng. She won the 2005 Las Vegas Founders Collegiate 

Showdown as a junior, and was a co-medalist at the 2006 

U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship. 

PERSONAL 

Jun resides in San Diego, California. She is 162cm, 

started playing golf at the age of 12 and credits her dad 

and first swing coach as the individuals most influencing 

her career. She studied history at the University of 

California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Her hobbies include 

working out, travelling, reading and shopping. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €46,070.23 47 2012 €30,659.05 78 

2011 €54,337.14 40 

Ariya Jutanugarn 

Country 

Thailand 

Date of birth 23 November 1995 



AMATEUR 

Ariya ended her amateur career in December 2012 ranked 

2nd on the Amateur World Rankings, behind Lydia Ko. 

Ariya won the U.S. Junior Amateur, U.S. Amateur Public 


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Links, AJGA Rolex Girls Junior, Junior PGA, Canadian 

Women's Amateur and Polo Golf Junior Classic in 2012. 

She won her second consecutive AJGA Rolex Junior 

Player of the Year honors and then in December, went on

to win the Lalla Aicha Tour School Final Stage for 2013 by 

five shots. In 2011, she earned low amateur honors at the 

Kraft Nabisco Championship when she tied for 25th place. 

She achieved the following results in additional professional 

tournaments: T8th at the 2011 Honda LPGA Thailand, 

T9th at the 2012 Sime LPGA Darby, T12th 2012 Honda 

LPGA Thailand, T22nd 2012 Kraft Nabisco Championship. 

In 2008, as a 12 year-old amateur, Ariya tied for 28th at the 

LET’s Finnair Masters. 

PERSONAL 

Ariya was born in Bangkok, Thailand and started to play 

golf aged 5½ at Natee driving range. Her parents own a 

golf shop in Thailand and have been instrumental in her 

career. Ariya’s older sister, Moriya, won the LPGA Tour’s 

Final Qualifying School for the 2013, before Ariya 

matched her by winning the LET’s Tour School. Aside 

from golf, Ariya enjoys tennis and swimming. 

Zuzana Kamasova 

Country 

Slovakia 

Born 

14 May 1978 – Bratislava 


Joined Tour 25 November 2004 

LET Victories (Last) 

1 (2011 Lalla Meryem Cup) 




Lowest Round 

68 (3 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 14 LET events, 4 cuts made, with 

a season-best tie for 52nd at the ISPS Handa Ladies 

British Masters. Season’s earnings: €3,846.27 (145). 

n In 2011, won the Lalla Meryem Cup at Gold du Soleil 

in Agadir, Morocco: becoming the first ever winner from 

Eastern Europe on the Ladies European Tour. 

n Finished 41st on the Money List with season’s earnings 

of €53,863.70 from 17 tournaments. 

n In 2007, played in four LET events and made one cut. 

Finished tied for 19th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open 

in Austria. Returned to Qualifying School where she 

finished 51st. 

n In 2006, played in 8 events and made one cut all 

year, finishing tied for 57th at the Ladies English Open. 

n In 2005, played in five LET events but made no cuts. 

PERSONAL 

Interests include snowboarding, swimming and snorkling. 

Represents Gray Bear GC, Tale, Slovakia. 

Website: www.zuzanakamasova.sk/sk/uvod 


(1) 2011 Lalla Meryem Cup 

TOUR RECORD: 


2005 - - 

2006 €581.62 166 

2007 €3,975.00 142 

2008 €15,893.94 105 

2009 €0.00 164 

2010 €3,910.00 138 

2011 €53,863.70 41 

2012 €3,846.27 145 

Lorie Kane 

Country 

Canada 



LPGA Victories 4 (last - 2001) 

Joined LET 29 January 2013 


Member of the US LPGA Tour from 1996-2012. Rookie 

Year on LET in 2013. 

n In 1997, finished second at the Toray Japan Queens 

Cup and tied for second at the Susan G. Komen 

International, State Farm Rail Classic (lost to Cindy Figg- 

Currier in a sudden-death playoff) and ITT LPGA Tour 

Championship (lost to Annika Sorenstam in a suddendeath 

playoff). 

n In 1998, best finish was a tie for second at the Chick-fil- 

A Charity Championship, where she recorded her first 

LPGA career hole-in-one during the second round. 

n In 1999, placed second three times: the Standard 

Register PING, the Chick-fil-A Charity Championship, 


where she lost to Rachel Hetherington after the first hole 

of a sudden-death playoff, and the Japan Airlines Big 

Apple Classic, where she lost to Sherri Steinhauer after 

the fifth hole of a sudden-death playoff; crossed the 

$1 million mark in career earnings. 

n In 2000, after nine career runner-up finishes, broke 

into the winner’s circle with an emotional victory at the 

Michelob Light Classic; won again at the New Albany 

Golf Classic by defeating Mi Hyun Kim on the first hole 

of a sudden-death playoff; captured her third title at the 

Mizuno Classic by defeating Sophie Gustafson on the 

first hole of a sudden-death playoff; crossed the 

$2 million mark in career earnings after tying for 

17th at the U.S. Women’s Open. 

n In 2001, won her fourth career title at the LPGA Takefuji 

Classic, where she held off a charging Annika Sorenstam 

with a 66 in the final round; partnered with Janice Moodie 

to win the Hyundai Team Matches, an unofficial LPGA 

event; crossed the $3 million mark in career earnings 

after tying for seventh at the U.S. Women’s Open. 

n In 2002, lost in a one-hole, sudden-death playoff to 

Annika Sorenstam at the LPGA Takefuji Classic; posted 

her second LPGA career hole-in-one during the third 

round of the Kraft Nabisco Championship; crossed the 

$4 million mark in career earnings following the Williams 

Championship; successfully defended her Hyundai Team 

Matches title with teammate Janice Moodie. 

n In 2003, finished second at the LPGA Corning Classic 

and tied for second at both the Giant Eagle LPGA 

Classic, where she lost in a four-way, three-hole, 

sudden-death playoff to Rachel (Hetherington) Teske, 

and Welch’s/Fry’s Championship, where she recorded 

a career-low 61 during the opening round. 

n In 2004, finished second at the Safeway Classic 

Presented by Pepsi, where she lost on the first hole of 

a sudden-death playoff to Hee-Won Han; crossed the 

$5 million mark in career earnings at the Kraft Nabisco 

Championship. 

n LET membership category: 8b. (Kane earned the 

equivalent of a top 80 order of merit ranking through 

limited appearances on the LET in 2012). 

AMATEUR 

Kane represented her country several times as a 

member of the Canadian International Team from 

1989-92, a member of the Canadian Commonwealth 

Team in 1991 and a member of the 1992 Canadian 

World Amateur Team. She also was the Mexican 

Amateur champion in 1991. 

PERSONAL 

168cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Started 

playing golf aged 5. Enjoys all sports, especially hockey, 

and spending time with family and friends. Education: 

Acadia University in Nova Scotia. Lists parents Jack and 

Marilyn Kane, Jack McLaughlin, Ed McLaughlin and 

David MacNeil as greatest influences on career. In 2006, 

presented with the Order of Canada, the nation’s highest 

honour. Is affiliated with the Lorie Kane Charity Golf 

Classic (www.loriekanegolfclassic.com), which benefits 

Prince Edward Island charities. 

Jessica Karlsson 

Country 

Sweden 

Date of Birth 

25 August 1992 – Karlstad, Sweden 

Turned professional 22 April 2012 


PERSONAL 

Started to play golf on June 12th, 2002, aged 9. 183cm 

tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Enjoys watching 

sports and exercising, mostly weight lifting, as well as 

spending time with family and friends. Finished tied 60th 

at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013. 


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Stacey Keating 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

21 June 1986 – Ballarat 

Turned professional December 2010 



2 (2012 Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France) 



Play-offs 1/1 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her second year on tour, Stacey had a 

breakthrough season collecting two titles on her way to 

finishing 6th on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit. A week 

after being disqualified from the Ricoh Women’s British 

Open at Royal Liverpool due to signing an incorrect 

scorecard (she had accidentally swapped two numbers 

around), she earned her first trophy at the Tenerife Open 

de España Femenino at Golf Las Américas. She closed 

with a two under par 70 to come from a stroke behind 

Caroline Masson and tie on nine under par. She then 

birdied the first extra hole in a sudden death play-off. 

She backed up her victory at the next LET tournament 

two weeks later with a second title at the Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France at Chantaco Golf Club in Aquitaine. 

Keating came from three shots behind overnight leader 

Diana Luna of Italy going into the final round and then had 

to wait behind the 18th green before Luna finished with a 

bogey, handing the title to Keating. Her two additional top 

10s were a tie for 4th at the Aberdeen Asset Management 

Ladies Scottish Open presented by EventScotland and a 

tie for 5th at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters. In 

2012, Keating and her boyfriend and caddie Darren 

Peters were using the AimPoint Green Reading technique 

which no doubt contributed to her success. 

n In 2011, her rookie year on the LET, recorded 5 top 10 

finishes with a season-best tie for 5th at the Sanya Ladies 

Open in China. Also tied for 6th at the Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France, tied for 8th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak 

Open and UNIQA Ladies Golf Open and tied for 10th at 

the Sicilian Ladies Italian Open. Finished 3rd on the Rolex 

Rookie of the Year Standings and 45th on the Money List 

with earnings of €52,704.02 from 21 events. 

n In 2010, Stacey turned professional after the prequalifying 

stage of Ladies European Tour School for 2011. 

AMATEUR 

In 2010, Stacey was the No.1 ranked female Australian 

amateur. She won the Australian Amateur Championship, 

Tasmanian, Victorian and West Australian Stroke Play 

Championships to be crowned the Webb series 

champion. She also represented Australia at the World 

Amateur Championship. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf at the age of 12 and honed her skills 

at courses across Victoria's western district. She was 

influenced by her family and coaches Steve Giuliano and 

Alison Munt. In 2010, Stacey was one of two players to 

receive a prestigious $10,000 Karrie Webb Scholarship 

after a fantastic year on and off the golf course when she 

dominated women’s Australian golf, winning 6 events and 

capturing the Australian Amateur Championship. She 

received personal training and mentoring from Webb, the 

former world number one. Away from golf, enjoys 

watching any Australian sports team, the Geelong Cats, 

playing tennis, going to the snow and catching up with 

friends and family when home on the farm. Lives in 

Cressy, Victoria. Website: www.staceykeating.com.au 

Twitter: @StaceyKeats 


(2) 2012 Tenerife Open de Espana Femenino and Lacoste 

Ladies Open de France. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €52,704.02 45 2012 €159,782.37 6 


Sarah Kemp 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

7 December 1985 – Sydney 

Turned professional 1 July 2005 





2nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 11 LET events, made 10 cuts with 

1 top 10 finish: T4th at the Sanya Ladies Open in China. 

Season’s earnings: €44,914.34 (65). 

n In 2011, played in 9 LET tournaments and recorded 

four top-10 finishes: tied 5th at the Lalla Meryem Cup; 

tied 9th at the ANZ RACV Ladies Masters and 10th at 

the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open and tied 10th at the 

New Zealand Women's Open. 

n On the LPGA, Finished tied for 10th at the Safeway 

Classic Presented by Coca-Cola; tied for 32nd at the 

Avnet LPGA Classic. 

n In 2010, recorded a season best tie for 2nd at the 

New Zealand Women’s Open. Finished 10th at the 

CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge. 

n In 2009, best finish was a tie for 12th at the Jamie Farr 

Owens Corning Classic Presented by Kroger, where she 

carded a career-low 63 in the second round. 

n In 2008, recorded a career-best tie for 13th at the 

Longs Drugs Challenge; returned to the LPGA Final 

Qualifying Tournament, where she tied for 25th to earn 

Priority List Category 16 for the 2009 LPGA season. 

n In 2007, recorded six consecutive top-10 finishes on 

the Ladies European Tour (LET); also competed on the 

Australia Ladies Professional Golf (ALPG) Tour; carded 

birdies on her final four holes at the LPGA Final Qualifying 

Tournament to tie for ninth and earn exempt status for 

the 2008 LPGA season. 

n In 2006, recorded six top-10 finishes on the ALPG, 

finishing second on the ALPG Order of Merit; also 

recorded three top-10 finishes on the LET including a 

career-best finish of 2nd at the Catalonia Ladies Masters 

in Spain; 3rd at the Ladies Open of Portugal and tied 

10th at the Dubai Ladies Masters. 

n In 2005, as an amateur, was a co-medalist at the 

LET’s Qualifying School Stage 2; turned professional 

in November and immediately recorded back-to-back 

finishes on the ALPG Tour; five events later, won both 

the Titanium Golf Ladies Classic and Jack Newton 

Celebrity Classic in consecutive weeks. 

AMATEUR 

Kemp was the top-ranked junior in New South Wales, 

Australia, in 2001-03, and was also the top amateur in 

2003. At the Australian Junior Amateur Championship, 

she was runner-up in 2002 and champion in 2003. 

Kemp earned low amateur honors at the 2003 Australian 

Ladies Open and also won the 2003 Australian Junior 

Amateur Championship, followed by a runner-up finish 

in 2004. In 2003 and 2005, Kemp was the Australian 

Stroke Play Champion and was a member of the 2004 

Australian World Cup Team. 

PERSONAL 

165cm tall, Sarah started playing golf at the age of 12. 

Credits her parents, Bill McWilliam and Peter Knight as 

the individuals most influencing her career. Hobbies 

include shopping, playing tennis, relaxing with friends and 

family and learning to surf. Lives in Tuncurry, New South 

Wales, which is four hours north of Sydney. 

Website: www.sarahkemp.com.au Twitter: @kempgolf 

TOUR RECORD: 


2006 € 65,567.96 28 

2007 € 80,241.28 24 

2008 – – 

2009 – – 

2010 – – 

2011 €38,308.47 63 

2012 €44,914.34 65 


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Christina Kim 

Country 

USA 

Born 

15 March 1984 – San Jose, California 







Other Victories (last) 2 (2005 – LPGA) 

Career Low Round 

62 (LPGA) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Christina played in 3 events co-sanctioned 

by LET with the following results: T69th Gold Coast 

RACV Australian Ladies Masters, MC Australian 

Open and T52nd Evian Masters. Season’s earnings: 

€9,467.95 (122). 

n In October 2011, won the Sicilian Ladies Italian Open 

at Il Picciolo Golf Club on the LET, finishing four shots 

clear of Giulia Sergas. Played in 10 events and next best 

finish was tied 9th at the ANZ RACV Ladies Masters. 

Best finish on the LPGA Tour was a tie for 13th at the 

Avnet LPGA Classic. Competed on her third U.S. 

Solheim Cup Team with a 1-0-1 record. 

n In 2010, played in 7 LET tournaments and posted three 

top 10 finishes with a season best tie for 2nd at the Open 

de Espana Femenino at Flamingos Golf in the Costa del 

Sol. Also tied for 4th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters 

and tied for 9th at the Ricoh Women’s British Open. 

Finished 16th on the Henderson Money List with season’s 

earnings of €108,461.53. Best finish on the LPGA was a 

tie for sixth at the SimeDarby LPGA Malaysia. 

n In 2009, her rookie season on the LET, qualified for her 

second U.S. Solheim Cup Team by finishing sixth on the 

LPGA points list, posted a 3-1-0 overall record, including 

the final point to clinch the Cup for the U.S. Team; best 

finish was a tie for third at the RICOH Women's British 

Open, her best finish at a major championship. 

n In 2008, best finish was a tie for second at the 

Michelob ULTRA Open at Kingsmill, recorded eight 

additional top-10 finishes, crossed the $3 million mark in 

career earnings with a tie for 15th at the Navistar LPGA 

Classic Presented by MaxxForce.l In 2007, best finish 

was second at the LPGA State Farm Classic and a tie 

for second at the Safeway Classic Presented by Pepsi; 

crossed the $2 million mark in career earnings at the 

Wegmans LPGA; carded her fourth LPGA career 

hole-in-one at the Honda LPGA Thailand 2007. 

n In 2006, best finish was a tie for fifth at the Ginn Clubs 

& Resort Open, where she recorded the third hole-in-one 

of her LPGA career during the final round. 

n In 2005, won her second LPGA Tour event at The 

Mitchell Company Tournament of Champions presented 

by Kathy Ireland Worldwide; crossed the $1 million mark 

in career earnings at the Sybase Classic presented by 

Lincoln Mercury and became 

n The youngest player in LPGA history to earn $1 million 

in her career (record has since been broken); recorded 

second-career hole-in-one during the final round of the 

Weetabix Women’s British Open; was a member of the 

victorious U.S. Solheim Cup Team, posting a 2-1-1 

record in her first Solheim Cup appearance; played in 

all 30 tournaments in which she was eligible to compete, 

and in 95 of 96 tournaments she had been eligible for 

in 2003-05. 

n In 2004, became a Rolex First-Time Winner at the 

Longs Drugs Challenge, where she recorded all four 

rounds in the 60s; on the strength of 11 birdies, tied her 

career-low 62 during the first round of the State Farm 

Classic, where she eventually finished second; recorded 

the first hole-in-one of her LPGA career during the first 

round of the Wegmans Rochester LPGA Presented by 

Lincoln Mercury. 

n In 2003, best finish was a tie for fourth at the 

Welch’s/Fry’s Championship, where she carded a 

career-low 62 in the third round. 

n In March 2002, turned professional; won the Hewlett- 

Packard Garden State Futures Golf Classic on the 

Futures Tour and finished second on the Futures Tour 

money list to earn exempt status for the 2003 LPGA Tour 

season on the strength of 12 top-10 finishes in 18 events. 

AMATEUR 

Kim recorded a 62 (-8) at the 2001 U.S. Girls’ Junior 

Championship, which led her to medalist honours for 

the stroke-play portion of the event. She played on the 

Futures Tour in 2001 as an amateur. 

PERSONAL 

Twitter: @TheChristinaKim 

LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR VICTORIES 

(1) 2011 Sicilian Ladies Italian Open. 

LPGA VICTORIES 

(2) 2004 Longs Drugs Challenge. 2005 The Mitchell 

Company Tournament of Champions presented by 

Kathy Ireland Worldwide. 

THE SOLHEIM CUP 

(3) 2005, 2009, 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €108,461.53 16 2012 €9,467.95 122 

2011 €63,412.70 35 


Sarah King 

Country 

Australia 

Date of Birth 23 June 1986 



AMATEUR 

Winner 2008 Dunes Medal, Winner 2008 Tasmanian 

Women's Strokeplay, Winner 2011 South Australian 

Amateur Championship. Finished T20th at Lalla Aicha 

Tour School for 2013. 

PERSONAL 

Born in Mount Gambier, South Australia, started to play 

golf in 1998 aged 11. 165cm tall with brown hair and 

brown eyes. Credits parents and Fiona Pike as greatest 

influences on career. Enjoys fitness, reading, spending 

time with family and friends, cycling and all sports. 

Stephanie Kirchmayr 

Country 

Germany 

Born 

24 January 1985 – Simbach Am Inn 






T30th 

Career Low Round 68 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie year on tour, played in 16 

LET events, 6 cuts made, best finish T30th at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters. Season’s 

earnings: €8,389.00 (126). 

AMATEUR 

Finished 3rd in the 2006 European Ladies Individual 

Championship. Member of the German National 

Team and was European Team Champion in 2009. 

Two-time Southern Conference Player of the Year. 

NCAA All- American Honorable Mention 2007-08. 

Best ever round: -9. 

PERSONAL 

182cm tall, brown hair and blue eyes. Started to play 

golf aged 8. Hobbies include all sports and supporting 

Bayern Munich FC. Credits her father as her greatest 

influence. Home town is Nuernberg in Bavaria. Has a 

double major in Business Administration and Hospitality 

and Tourism Management from the College of Charleston 

in South Carolina., where she studied for three and a half 

years. Worked in hotel management for a year before 

deciding to pursue a career in golf. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €8,389.00 126 


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Cassandra Kirkland 

Country 

France 

Born 

13 October 1984 - Paris 



Tour Victories (Last) 1 (2012 Sanya Ladies Open) 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Cassandra ended a six year wait for her first 

professional title when she came from a stroke behind to 

claim the Sanya Ladies Open in China. The 28-year-old 

posted a final round 70 at Yalong Bay Golf Club in hot 

and breezy conditions to end two strokes clear of fellow 

Frenchwoman Jade Schaeffer and England’s Holly 

Aitchison. From 16 events played, she posted one other 

top 10: T10th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open. Season’s earnings: €58,523.52 (51). 

n In 2011, recorded three top-10 finishes on the LET. 

Tied for 9th at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters; tied for 

10th at the New Zealand Women's Open and also at the 

Hero Women's Indian Open. Finished 57th on the Money 

List with earnings of €42,392.19 from 20 tournaments. 

n In 2010, recorded a career best finish of 5th at the 

Hero Honda Indian Women's Open at DLF Golf and 

Country Club, New Delhi. 

n Played in 17 tournaments and finished 64th on the 


€33,290.79. 

n In 2009, Cassandra competed in 12 events with 

a season best finish of equal 27th at the S4/C Wales 

Ladies Championship at Royal St. David’s. Upon her 

return to Final Qualifying School at La Manga Club she 

triumphed in a five-way play-off, taking the final and 

30th full card available. 

AMATEUR 

NGCA All American Team 2005. All-PAC 10 Team 

2004 & 2005. Winner of the UNLV Invitational in 2005. 

Golfstat award for par-five scoring leader in 2004 and 

2005. Semi Finalist in the British Girls’ Amateur 

Championship in 2001. 

PERSONAL 

173cm tall with brown hair and hazel eyes. Started to 

play golf at seven years old. Hobbies and interests 

include all sports, reading, music, travel, cooking, movies, 

spending time with friends and physical training. Attended 

the University of Arizona from 2002-2006. Attached to 

Club Saint Nom La Breteche and represents NUNI and 

OAKLEY. Related to Eddie Cheever, an American racing 

car driver who raced for almost 30 years in Formula 1, 

sports cars and the Indy Racing League. 

Twitter: @CassieKirkland 


(1) 2012 Sanya Ladies Open, China 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €24,109.32 78 

2008 €21,690.00 87 

2009 €7,944.37 111 

2010 €33,290.79 64 

2011 €42,392.19 57 

2012 €58,523.52 51 


Joanna Klatten 

Country 

France 

Born 

2 March 1985 – Paris 







T4th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her second year on tour, Joanna played 19 

events and posted 3 top 5 finishes in a row: T5th at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters, T4th at the South 

African Women’s Open and T4th at the Ladies Irish Open. 

Posted a career-low 65 (-7) during the second round of 

the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters and ended T24th. 

Season’s earnings: €84,572.79, (25): a dramatic 

improvement on her first year on tour. 

n In 2011, her first year on tour, Joanna recorded 2 

top-20 finishes with a season-best tie for 11th at the 

Open de Espana Femenino, followed by a tie for 12th 

at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. She finished 

82nd on the Money List and successfully retained her 

card for the following year. 

AMATEUR 

Joanna was the runner-up at the French Amateur 

Championship in 2002. She represented France at the 

European Team Championships in 2003, 2004, 2006 and 

2007. She became the first Georgia State University 

women’s golf to compete in the NCAA championship in 

2006 and earned first-team All-CAA honours in 2007. 

She placed fifth at the 2006 NCAA West Regionals, 

which was the best finish in school history. Joanna also 

earned a course record of 63 (-9) on her way to winning 

the 2006 Coupe Cachard at the Grand Prix de St. Cloud. 

PERSONAL 

Joanna started playing golf aged eight years old and 

was introduced to the game by her family. She also 

enjoys running, travelling, watching movies, listening to 

music and attending opera concerts. She has a degree 

in Business Administration and Marketing from the 

College of Charleston in South Carolina, United States. 

Transferred from Georgia State University. She represents 

Golf de St. Cloud. Twitter: @joanna_klatten 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €24,741.51 82 2012 €84,572.79 25 


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Carin Koch 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

23 February 1971 – Kungalv 



LET Victories (Last) 1 (2000) 

Worldwide Victories (Last) 2 (2005 – LPGA) 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 14 events and recorded four top 10s: 

T3rd at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open, T4th at the 

Deloitte Ladies Open, T7th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak 

Open and 8th at the Lalla Meryem Cup. Season’s 

earnings: €78,895.07 (30). Appointed assistant captain 

to Liselotte Neumann for The 2013 Solheim Cup. 

n In 2011, recorded three top-10 finishes with a season 

best of 3rd at the Finnair Masters in Helsinki. Also tied 

for 7th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open and 

tied for 8th at the Open de Espana Femenino. 

n In 2010, posted five top-10 finishes from 14 

tournament starts with a season best finish of 2nd at 

the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco. 

n In 2009, acted as the European Captain at the 

PING Junior Solheim Cup. 

n In 2005, claimed second LPGA title at the Corona 

Morelia Championship. Won 2 points at The 2005 

Solheim Cup at Crooked Stick GC. 

n In 2002, recorded 13 top-10 finishes in America, 

including three runner-up finishes: second at the Sports 

Today CJ Nine Bridges Classic and tied for second at 

the ShopRite LPGA Classic and Mobile LPGA 

Tournament of Champions Presented by Ultimate 

Software, where she recorded a career-low 62 during 

the first round and crossed the $2 million mark in career 

earnings; finished with a 4-0-1 record as a member 

of the European Solheim Cup Team. 

n In 2001, became a Rolex First-Time Winner at the 

LPGA Corning Classic by posting four consecutive 

rounds in the 60s. 

n In 2000, was runner-up at the Los Angeles Women’s 

Championship; crossed the $1 million mark in career 

earnings after tying for 14th at the Evian Masters; was a 

member of the victorious European Solheim Cup Team 

at Loch Lomond, where she won three points as a 

“rookie” and sank an eight-foot birdie putt on the 17th 

hole to win her match against Michele Redman and 

clinch the European Team’s victory; came from three 

down to Redman after 10 holes; won the Chrysler Open 

on the LET, her first professional victory, as well as the 

Team World Cup with Sophie Gustafson in Ireland. 

n In 1999, best finish was tie for second at the Jamie Farr 

Kroger Classic, where she lost in a six-way, sudden-death 

playoff to Se Ri Pak; recorded her first LPGA career holein-one 

during the second round of the du Maurier Classic. 

n In 1996, tied for second at the First Bank Presents 

the Edina Realty Classic, where she lost to Liselotte 

Neumann in a sudden-death playoff. Best finish on 

LET was 2nd in 1996 Evian Masters. 

n In 1995, her rookie season on the LPGA, best finish 

was a tie for second at the JAL Big Apple Classic. 

n In 1994, ranked fourth on the Asian Order of Merit; 

qualified for the LPGA Tour by tying for fifth at the LPGA 

Final Qualifying Tournament to earn exempt status for the 

1995 LPGA season. 

n In 1992-93, ranked 15th on the Women Professional 

Golfers’ European Tour (WPGET) Order of Merit. 

n In 1992, turned professional and competed on the 

WPGET and the Asian Tour; was the Swedish Match 

Play champion. 

AMATEUR 

Represented Sweden in Senior and Junior European 

Team Championships. Swedish Girl Champion, 

Swedish Matchplay Champion 1988. 

PERSONAL 

167cm with blond hair and blue eyes. Started playing golf 

aged nine. Credits father Owe Hjalmarsson, husband 

Stefan Koch and Pia Nilsson as individuals most influencing 

her career. Married Stefan in 1995. Gave birth to son Oliver 

Michael Ture in 1998. Gave birth to second son, Simzon, in 

2003. Enjoys movies, reading, languages and music. 


(1) 2000 Chrysler Open. 

WORLDWIDE VICTORIES 

(2) 2001 LPGA Corning Classic, 2005 Corona Morelia 

Championship 


(1) 2000 TSN Ladies World Cup of Golf (partnering 

Sophie Gustafson) 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(4) 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 

2009 European PING Junior Solheim Cup Captain 

2013 European Assistant Captain. 

TOUR RECORD: 


1992 £20,015.00 15 

1993 £19,309.00 15 

1994 £14,675.00 35 

1995 £20,733.00 – 

1996 £50,718.00 – 

1997 £19,889.00 – 

1998 £22,679.00 19 

1999 £27,594.00 – 

2000 1,978.00 – 

2001 – – 

2002 – – 

2003 183.53 29 

2004 - - 

2005 €121,105.72 

2006 €18,769.32 87 

2007 €3,937.50 143 

2008 €20,271.48 94 

2009 €21,120.00 75 

2010 €93,037.87 21 

2011 €53,057.50 44 

2012 €78,895.07 30 


Tanaporn Kongkiatkrai 

Country 

Thailand 

Date of Birth 2 March 1992 

Turned professional July 2010 


PROFESSIONAL 

Winner of the 2010 Singha Classic. Winner of the 3rd 

SAT-THAILAND LPGA Championship 2010. Winner 

of the 2011 Thailand Ladies Open on the Ladies Asian 

Golf Tour. Member of the US Symetra Tour 2011. 

Finished T36th at Lalla Aicha Tour School for the 

2013 LET season. 

AMATEUR 

Kongiatkrai came to IMG Academy from Thailand as a 

full-time student from 2008-10. During that time, she 

recorded five wins on the Future Collegiate World Tour 

(FCWT); named the 2009 FCWT Player of the Year; and 

earned a 2009 AJGA All-America honorable mention. 

She moved on to make her professional debut after 

graduation, winning the SAT-THAI LPGA Championship 

in July 2010. 

PERSONAL 

Height: 165cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Born in 

Bangkok and started to play golf aged 10. Education: 

University of Atlanta. 

Jessica Korda 

Country 

USA 

Born 27 February 1993 




1 (2012 ISPS Handa Ladies 

Australian Open) 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, became a first-time winner at the ISPS Handa 

Women’s Australian Open by winning a six-way suddendeath 

playoff on the second hole at Royal Melbourne. 

Korda won 14 years after her father, Petr, won an 

Australian Open - in tennis - in the same city. Jessica 

played one LET event as a member: The Evian Masters, 

co-sanctioned with the LPGA. She played 20 events on 

the US LPGA Tour, 16 cuts made, $339,320 (41). 

2 top-10 finishes. 

n In 2011, finished tied for 19th at the Avnet LPGA 

Classic; tied for 45th at the HSBC Women's Champions; 

tied for 51st at the Honda LPGA Thailand. 

n In 2010, turned professional in December; finished 

runner-up LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, where she 

earned Priority List Category 11 for the 2011 LPGA 

season. 

AMATEUR 

A member of the 2010 USA Curtis Cup team and 2009 


88 

USA Junior Solheim Cup team, Korda enjoyed a 

successful amateur career, winning the 2010 South 

Atlantic Amateur Championship (SALLY). She made 

the cut at the 2008 and 2009 U.S. Women's Open 

Championship and finished runner-up at the 2010 

U.S. Women's Amateur Championship. She was the 

youngest player to make a cut on the Ladies European 

Tour at age 13, during the 2006 OTP Bank Ladies 

Central European Open at Old Lake Golf and Country 

Club, Tata, Remetesegpuszta, Hungary. 

PERSONAL 

180cm tall. Started playing golf at age 8. Credits her 

parents as the people who influenced her career the 

most, her father is Petr Korda who played on the ATP 

Tour and won the 1998 Australian Open. Has her own 

website, www.jessicakorda.com 


(1) 2012 ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open

Louise Kristersson 

Country 

Sweden 


Turned professional 27 April 2012 


PROFESSIONAL 

Tied for 60th at Lalla Aicha Tour School for the 2013 

LET season. 

PERSONAL 

169cm with blonde hair and brown eyes. Started golf 

aged 4 1 ⁄2, in July 1995. Spent one year at Texas Christian 

University. Currently studying Sport Science at 

Scandinavian School of Golf in Halmstad, Sweden. 

Enjoys sports and music and spending time with 

family and friends. 

Cindy Lacrosse 

Country 

USA 

Born 

21 April 1987 – Tampa, Florida 

Turned Professional May 2009 






T5th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Cindy played 5 LET events and made 5 cuts, 

with a career best tie for 5th at the Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters at Emirates Golf Club. Season’s earnings: 

€67,235.99 (42). 

n In 2011, finished tied for 11th at the ShopRite 

LPGA Classic; tied for 14th at the Wegmans LPGA 

Championship; tied for 53rd at the RR Donnelley 

LPGA Founders Cup. 

n In 2010, best finish was a tie for 29th at the 

Navistar LPGA Classic Presented by Monaco RV. 

n In 2009, turned professional in May; finished 34th 

at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, where she 

earned Priority List Category 20 for the 2010 LPGA 

season; competed on the Duramed FUTURES Tour. 

AMATEUR 

LaCrosse enjoyed a successful collegiate career at the 

University of Louisville, where she won four tournaments, 

including the Big East Conference Championship in 2007. 

She's a three-time All-Big East Conference selection 

(2006-08) and the 2007 Big East Player of the Year. 

PERSONAL 


her father and grandfather as the individuals who 

influenced her career the most. Hobbies include watching 

movies, playing Rock Band, taking boxing classes and 

watching ‘How I met your mother’. Home town is Tampa 

and plays out of Avila Country Club. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €67,235.99 42 


Virginie Lagoutte-Clement 

Country 

France 

Born 

2 February 1979 – Montelinde 





Tournaments Won 3 (2010) 




PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 20 events, made 14 cuts, with 

a season-best tie for 10th at the Aberdeen Asset 

Management Ladies Scottish Open presented by 

EventScotland. Season’s earnings: €26,893.19 (82). 

n In 2011, recorded three top-five finishes, all in the 

space of three tournaments. Tied for 4th at the Portugal 

Ladies Open and UniCredit Ladies German Open and 

was outright 4th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. 

Posted a career low 63 (-9) during the second round 

of the UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by 

Audi at Golfpark Gut Hausern. 

n In 2010, claimed third LET title at the Aberdeen Ladies 

Scottish Open presented by EventScotland at Archerfield 

Links in East Lothian. Overcame difficult conditions to 

finish a stroke ahead of Lee-Anne Pace, Trish Johnson 

and Sophie Walker. Posted five additional top-five 

finishes: 2nd at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria 

and the Tenerife Ladies Open; 3rd at the Lalla Meryem 

Cup in Morocco, tied for 3rd at the ABN AMRO Ladies 

Open in Holland and tied for 4th at the Deutsche Bank 

Swiss Open. Finished 6th on the Henderson Money List 

with season’s earnings of €153,526.09 from 20 

tournaments played. 

n In 2009, recorded four top ten finishes as follows: 

4th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters; tied for 8th at 

the ABN AMRO Ladies Open; 9th at the Suzhou Taihu 

Ladies Open and tied for 9th at the Finnair Masters. 

n In 2006, won second LET title at the Finnair Masters 

at Helsinki Golf Club. 

n In 2005, Virginie earned her maiden professional victory 

at the 2005 KLM Ladies Open at Kennemer G&CC. She 

beat Eleanor Pilgrim from Wales at the second extra hole. 

AMATEUR 

2002 French Champion, 2003 European Amateur 

Champion. 

PERSONAL 


to play golf at the age of 9 at golf de la Valdaine a 

Montélimar. Her second passion is horse riding. In 1999 

became a member of GC D’Aix Les Bains. Moved to 

Grau du Roi. Now lives in Pérols, 5km from Montpellier 

and trains at Nîmes Campagne. Previously competed as 

Virginie Lagoutte before she married Sébastien Clement 

in December 2006, a golf professional who is also her 

caddie. Gave birth to her first daughter Victoria on 17 

May 2008 in Montpellier. Represents Lacoste, Mizuno 

and Golf La Valdaine. 

Website: www.virginie-lagoutte-clement.com 

Twitter: @Vivi_LAGOUTTE_C 


(3) 2005 KLM Ladies Open, 2006 Finnair Masters, 2010 


EventScotland. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 136.68 39 

2005 €48,381.72 28 

2006 €83,760.01 19 

2007 €150,658.30 11 

2008 €21,944.11 86 

2009 €51,143.18 32 

2010 €153,526.09 6 

2011 €83,288.26 26 

2012 €26,893.19 82 


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Vikki Laing 

Country 

Scotland 

Born 

14 March 1981 – Edinburgh 







2nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 15 tournaments, made 7 cuts 

with a best finish of T24th at the Aberdeen Asset 

Management Ladies Scottish Open. Season’s earnings: 

€9,568.99 (121). Returned to Final Stage Lalla Aicha 

Tour School and finished T36th, earning LET membership 

in category 9b for 2013. 

n In 2011, equalled career best finish of 2nd at the 

Sanya Ladies Open at Yalong Bay Golf Club in Hainan, 

China. Finished 59th on the Money List with €41,159.54 

from 22 events. 

n In 2010, Vikki posted five tep-10 finishes and was a 

runner-up twice, at the Deutsche Bank Swiss Open and 

the Finnair Masters, where she shot a career low 65 (-6) 

in the second round. Both times she finished second to 

Lee-Anne Pace, who finished No1 for the season. She 

also tied for 5th at the Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open 

and the Sanya Ladies Open in China and tied for 6th at 

the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco. 


season’s earnings of €126,733.57 from 23 tournaments. 

n In 2009, her rookie season on the LET, recorded two 

top 20 finishes towards the end of the season; best finish 

was T15th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China 

followed by T19th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. 

Finished 53rd on the Henderson Money List with 

season’s earnings of €32,626.75 from 17 events played. 

n In 2006-2008, played on the Duramed FUTURES Tour. 

Played in 10 events in 2006 with a best finished of T35th. 

Played in 19 tournaments in 2007 and won The 

Gettysburg Championship. Finished 8th on the order 

of merit with 6 top 10s. Played in 17 events in 2008 

with two top 10s and a best finish of T4th. 

n Member of the LPGA Tour in 2004 and 2005. 

AMATEUR 

Four-time Scottish Girls' Amateur Champion (1996- 

1999). Three-time Welsh Amateur Open Stroke Play 

Champion (2001, 2002, 2003). Named to the 2002 

Great Britain & Ireland Curtis Cup Team. Individual winner 

of the 2003 Pac-10 Championship while at the University 

of California-Berkeley. Finished second individually at the 

2003 NCAA Regional Championship. 

PERSONAL 

Attended the University of California – Berkeley – and 

earned a degree in Sociology in autumn 2003. Started 

playing golf at the age of 3 and playing in competitions 

from age 11. Loves all sports, working out, reading nonfiction 

and eating good food. Also played football as a 

child. Played basket ball in high school, rank track and 

field and did gymnastics. Home town is Musselburgh in 

Scotland. Represents DST Group and Kings Acre 

Academy. Twitter: @VikkiLaing 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €32,626.75 53 

2010 €126,733.57 10 

2011 €41,159.54 59 

2012 €9,568.99 121 


Louise Larsson 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

30 July 1990 – Karlstad 





T11th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her second year on tour, Louise played 20 

tournaments and made 10 cuts, recording her career 

best finish of T11th at the Deloitte Ladies Open in 

Holland. Season’s earnings: €19,711.15 (95). On her 

return to Final Stage Tour School, she finished 4th, 

earning her full card for 2013 in category 8a. 

n In 2011, her first year on tour, tied for 17th three times, 

at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, Open de Espana 

Femenino and Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. Finished 

65th on the Money List with 35,433.19 from 18 events. 

AMATEUR 

Holds a course record 63 (-8) on Mellerud, shot 29 on 

the last 9 holes. Member of victorious Swedish team 

at European championships at La Manga Club in 2010. 

Member of bronze medal winning Swedish team at the 

2010 World Championships in Argentina. 

PERSONAL 

Started playing golf aged 6 but became competitive 

around 10. Introduced to the game by parents. Her sister 

Caroline also plays golf to a high level, despite having lost 

her leg through cancer in 2011. Coach Fredrik Eliasson. 

Formerly coached by Henri Reis, Bjorn Persson and 

Robert Perman. Attached to Karlstad GK. Hobbies 

include playing flute, squash, skiing and badminton. 

Website: www.louiselarsson.com 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €35,433.19 65 2012 €19,711.15 95 

Camilla Lennarth 

Country 

Sweden 



Joined LET 

2012 (career money category) 

PROFESSIONAL 

Camilla turned professional in 2012 and played 

13 tournaments on the US Symetra Tour, with a 

season-best T5th at the Symetra Classic. She joined 

the LET with a career money category but did not play 

in any tournaments. Camilla returned to Final Stage 

Tour School and finished 6th, earning her full card for 

2013 in category 8a. 

AMATEUR 

Member of Swedish Team (European Team Champion 

in 2008 and 2010). Member of Junior Solheim Cup 

Team 2004. One victory at Swedish professional Tour 

2011 as amateur. 

PERSONAL 

174cm tall with blonde hair and green/blue eyes. 

Hobbies include shopping, hanging out with friends and 

working out. Influenced by her parents and coaches. 

Attended University of Alabama (Human Environmental 

Studies, 2011). 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 – – 


92

Amelia Lewis 

Country 

Born 

Turned Professional 1 April 2010 





2nd 


USA 

23 February 1991- Jacksonville, 

Florida 

PROFESSIONAL 

n Early 2013 Highlights: earned a career best finish of 

2nd at the ISPS Handa NZ Women’s Open 

n In 2012, her rookie year on the LET, played in 7 events, 

made 6 cuts and posted a career best of T15th at the 

Ladies Irish Open. Season’s earnings: €20,536.51 (92). 

n In 2011, was a rookie on the LPGA Tour where she 

played in eight tournaments and with a season best tie 

for 29th at the RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup. 

n In 2010, turned professional in April; finished second 

at the 2010 Alliance Bank Golf Classic on the LPGA 

Futures Tour. 

AMATEUR 

Lewis won the 2009 North and South Women's Amateur 

Championship and finished runner-up at the 2009 Harder 

Hall Invitational. She was a three-time Florida All-First 

Coast Girl Player of the Year (2006, 2007, 2008). She has 

a total of 52 wins in Junior and Amateur competition and 

reached No.3 on the Women’s Amateur World Ranking. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with brown hair and eyes. Attended University 

of Florida. Started to play golf aged 10. Credits Jesus and 

her parents as influencing her career. Hobbies: cooking, 

music, reading and bible study. 

Website: www.amelialewis.com 

Twitter: @TheAmeliaLewis 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €20,536.51 92 

Jia Yun Li 

Country 

China 

Born 

29 August 1988 – Guangzhou 



PROFESSIONAL 

Turned professional in January 2011. Winner of the 2011 

China LPGA Beijing stage. Finished T25th at Lalla Aicha 

Tour School for the 2013 LET season and will be a rookie 

on the LET in 2013. 

AMATEUR 

2009 China amateur Open winner. 2010 Asian Games 

silver medallist. China National Team Member. 

PERSONAL 

157cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Started to 

play golf aged 12 when her father took her to the driving 

range. Enjoys cooking and watching basketball games. 

Resides in Guangzhou. 


Xi Yu Lin 

Country 

China 

Date of Birth 

25 February 1996 – Guangzhou 

Turned professional 1 September 2011 


PROFESSIONAL 

Finished 5th at the 2011 Sanya Ladies Open on the 

LET on her professional debut aged 15. T4th at the 

2012 Sanya Ladies Open. T29th at the 2012 ISPS 

Handa Ladies British Masters. 2012 Sun Coast - 2nd 

Place. Won two tournaments on the 2012 China LPGA 

Tour: 2012 Tian Jing CLPGA Champion. 2012 Wu Xi 

Srixon CLPGA Champion. Finished 5th at Lalla Aicha 

Tour School and will play her rookie season on the LET 

in 2013. 

AMATEUR 

Asian Games Silver Medalist 2010 - Team. 9th place 

at the 2010 Sanya Ladies Open on the LET aged 14. 

Qualified for the 2011 US Women's Open. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Started 

playing golf on Aug 01, 2004. Credits her mother, a 

former professional footballer and Shanshan Feng, who 

is also from Guangzhou, as greatest influences. Enjoys 

food, music, movies, eating good food and shopping, 

especially for shoes. Lists blue as favourite colour. 

Pernilla Lindberg 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

13 July 1986 – Bollnas 







2nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 14 events and recorded 5 top 10s. 

Best finish 3rd at the World Ladies Championship in 

China, also T4th at Ladies Irish Open and Sanya Ladies 

Open. T6th at Turkish Airlines Ladies Open and T7th at 

UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi. 


n In 2011, posted six top-10s on the LET including a 

career best finish of outright 2nd at the Suzhou Taihu 

Ladies Open in China, where she ended seven strokes 

behind the World No.1 Yani Tseng. Tied for 4th at the 

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, tied for 6th at the Lacoste 

Ladies Open de France and Hero Women's Indian Open; 

tied for 7th at the Sicilian Ladies Italian Open and tied 

for 8th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. On the 

LPGA, Finished tied for 29th at the RR Donnelley LPGA 

Founders Cup and the CN Canadian Women's Open; 

tied for 32nd at the Kia Classic. 

n In 2010, her rookie season on the LET, played in eight 

events and recorded two top-10 finishes with a careerbest 

tie for 2nd at the Pegasus New Zealand Women's 


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Open hosted by Christchurch, where she shot a career 

low 63 (-9) containing 10 birdies and one bogey in the 

final round. Also tied for 5th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak 

Open and tied for 12th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. 


season’s earnings of €48,463.71. 

n On the LPGA, finished tied for 33rd at the Bell 

Micro LPGA Classic; tied for 37th at the CN Canadian 

Women's Open and tied for 40th at the CVS/pharmacy 

LPGA Challenge. 

n In 2009, Lindberg recorded five top-10 finishes on 

the Duramed FUTURES Tour. 

AMATEUR 

Lindberg, the winner of the 2008 Amateur World 

Championship, played her collegiate golf at Oklahoma 

State University, where she won three times. She was 

named a First-Team All-American in 2007 and 2009, and 

was the 2007 NCAA West Regional champion, and in 

2006, she was named the Big 12 Conference Newcomer 

of the Year. A member of the Swedish National Team that 

won the European Ladies Team Championship in 2006

and 2008. Lindberg has one top-10 finish on the 

Ladies European Tour (LET): a tie for 10th at the 2008 

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika. 

PERSONAL 

Lindberg started playing golf at the age of four and her 

hobbies include alpine skiing and working out. Website: 

www.pernillalindberg.se Twitter: @PernillaGolf 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €48,463.71 45 2012 €99,404.01 18 

2011 €91,054.81 18 

Ann-Kathrin Lindner 

Country 

Germany 

Date of Birth 

29 November 1987 – Hannover 



AMATEUR 

n In 2012: 5th place European Amateur Championship, 

4th place French Amateur Championship, 3rd place 

German International Amateur Championship, 3rd place 

German Matchplay Champioship, 2nd place German 

Amateur Championship, 2nd place European Nations 

Championship, 2nd place World Amateur Team 

Championship (Reserve), Winner of the German Team 

Championship. Qualified for the LET by finishing T36th 

at Final Stage Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013. 

n In 2011: Winner of the European Club Cup Trophy 

and German Team Championship, 2nd place German 

National Championship, 3rd place Swiss International 

Ladies Open. 

n In 2009: Runner up at the French International Ladies 

Championship playing in first international amateur 

tournament. 

PERSONAL 


play golf aged 15. Resides in Malsch. Trained in sports 

and fitness management and worked for three years in 

the office at Golf Club St. Leon-Rot whilst also playing in 

national team events and amateur tournaments. Credits 

golf coaches Christoph Herrmann and Marcus Neumann 

and greatest influences on career. Enjoys all sports, 

especially soccer. 

Babe Liu 

Country 

Taipei 

Date of Birth 

13 January 1993 – Taipei 



AMATEUR 

Won a Suncoast Ladies Series tournament at LPGA 

International Course in 2012 as an amateur. Finished 

T36th at Final Stage Lalla Aicha Tour School and will 

be a rookie on the LET in 2013. 

PERSONAL 

175cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Started to 

play golf in July 2005, aged 12. Credits Mr. Brian Lee, 

the General Manager of T.H.E. Club in Taiwan, as greatest 

influence on golf career. Sophomore at Taiwan Normal 

University, Taipei, Taiwan. Enjoys listening to music, 

reading and cycling. 


Diana Luna 

Country 

Italy 

Born 

3 September 1982 - Rome 







Lowest Round 65 (-7) 6 times, 64 (-6) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 16 tournaments and recorded 7 top 

10s, finishing runner-up three times: 2nd at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters; 2nd at the Lacoste 

Ladies Open de France (after making a bogey on the last 

hole to end a stroke behind Stacey Keating); T2nd at the 

Gold Coast RACV Ladies Masters. Also T4th at the World 

Ladies Championship, T9th Tenerife Open de Espana and 

T10 at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish 

Open and Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Season’s 

earnings: €150,477.12 (8). 

n In 2011, Luna won two titles on the Ladies European 

Tour in 2011: firstly, the UniCredit Ladies German Open 

presented by Audi at Golfpark Gut Hausern, where she 

became the first ever player to play four bogey-free 

rounds to win a tournament. Her amazing feat of playing 

72 holes without a bogey at Golfpark Gut Hausern near 

Munich in Germany was a first on the LET and her overall 

score was a remarkable 264, 24 under par. She also 

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open at Golf Gerre Losone: 

one of the most prestigious titles on the schedule. During 

the season, Luna recorded six additional top-10 finishes, 

including second place at the Lacoste Ladies Open de 

France, where she lost to Felicity Johnson in a play-off 

at Paris International. She tied for seventh at the New 

Zealand Women's Open, tied for fifth at the Turkish 

Airlines Ladies Open and Deloitte Dutch Ladies Open 

and was joint fourth at the Portugal Ladies Open. With 

season’s earnings of 223,405.16 euro, she finished fourth 

on the Ladies European Tour’s 2011 Henderson Money 

List, the highest ever ranking by an Italian. 

n In 2010, Diana returned to action at the Evian Masters 

presented by Societe Generale in late July after the arrival 

of her first daughter Elena. She played in six tournaments 

with her best finish 2nd at the Open de France Feminin at 

Paris International Golf Club where she was defeated by 

Trish Johnson at the first play-off hole. She also played in 

a testimonial organised by the Italian Golf Federation with 

Matteo Manassero. 

n In 2009, won the AIB Ladies Irish Open supported by 

Failte Ireland, at Portmarnock Links, posting three rounds 

in the 60s. Claimed her third LET title at the SAS Ladies 

Masters at Larvik Golfklubb in Norway the following week. 

Posted three additional top ten finishes: second at the 

ABN AMRO Ladies Open, tied for second at the Open de 

Espana Femenino and was 8th at the S4/C Wales Ladies 

Championship. Was a member of the European Solheim 

Cup Team, where she went 1-0-1 (W-L-H) as a “rookie” 

and won her singles match 3&2 against Nicole Castrale. 

Competing with Catriona Matthew halved her day-two 

four-ball match, earning 1.5 points in total. Diana finished 

the season ranked 6th on the Henderson Money List with 

earnings of €185,911.21 from 17 events played. 

n In 2004, won the Tenerife Ladies Open after a brilliant 

display in the final round to deny Becky Brewerton on 

the final hole. 

n In 2001, turned professional and attended LET 

Qualifying School at Aroeira in Portugal. 

PERSONAL 

173cm tall with long blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies 

include reading, fitness, travelling, fashion, cinema and 

animals. When at home, adores cooking. Also enjoys a 

number of sports such as tennis and dancing. Diana is a 

voluntary ambassador for the World Food Programme, 

the UN organisation that is fighting against world famine. 

Diana is married to Orlandini del Beccuto and resides in 

Monaco. She trains with Roger Damiano at Golf Club 

Cannes Mougins. Represents Conte of Florence. First 

child, daughter Elena, born in spring 2010. In 2011, 

named "Atleta dell’Anno 2011" by mayor of Rome. 

Website: www.dianaluna.it Twitter: @DianaLunaOdB 


(5) 2004 Tenerife Ladies Open, 2009 AIB Ladies Irish 

Open, supported by Failte Ireland, 2009 SAS Ladies 

Masters (Norway), 2011 UniCredit Ladies German 

Open presented by Audi, 2011 Deutsche Bank Ladies 

Swiss Open. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(1) 2009 

TOUR RECORD: 


2002 26,240.36 43 

2003 172.02 31 

2004 331.61 11 

2005 €47,774.28 31 

2006 €14,872.76 98 

2007 €48,415.80 47 

2008 €78,839.40 29 

2009 €185,911.21 6 

2010 €34,604.86 62 

2011 €223,405.16 4 

2012 €150,477.12 8 


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Cecilie Lundgreen 

Country 

Norway 

Born 

6 February 1973 – Sarpsborg 





T6th 




PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 6 LET events and made 1 cut: T36th 

at the World Ladies Championship in China. Won first 

professional tournament at the 2012 Kristianstad Åhus 

Ladies Open on the LET Access Series and finished 

3rd on the Ranking, securing full card for the 2013 LET 

season in category 7. 


In 2004, Cecilie posted her first top ten at the Central 

European Open with a T6, which included an opening 

round of 66, her lowest as a professional. Next best 

finish was T24th at the Ladies English Open. 

AMATEUR 

1991 Norwegian Junior Champion. 1994 Norwegian 

Ladies Champion. Florida Atlantic State University 

Female Student of the Year 1994 and 1998. 

PERSONAL 

183cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include 

music, art and sport. Most influenced by her mother 

Ellen. Graduated from Florida Atlantic University with 

BA in Education. Female Student of the Year 1993-94, 

1997-98. Supports the Eyes for Zimbabwe charity along 

with Reeve Nield and Laurette Maritz. 


(1) 2012 Kristianstad Åhus Ladies Open (LET Access 

Series) 

TOUR RECORD: 


1998 – – 

1999 €4,196.20 108 

2000 239.00 93 

2001 1,756.50 28 

2002 841.92 49 

2003 25.76 97 

2004 78.70 55 

2005 €5,375.64 124 

2006 €11,209.85 109 

2007 €2,070.00 153 

2008 €7,437.26 135 

2009 €2,551.00 144 

2010 €7,458.33 128 

2011 €703.70 173 

2012 €2,982.63 152 


Karen Lunn 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

21 March 1966 – Sydney 



LET Victories (last) 

10 (2012 Lalla Meryem Cup) 






PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Karen claimed her 10th LET title at the Lalla 

Meryem Cup at Golf de l’Ocean in Agadir, Morocco. 

She fired a final round five-under 66 to finish three clear 

of Marianne Skarpnord and Tandi Cuningham. Her next 

best finish was T10th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies 

Swiss Open. Season’s earnings €73,280.93 (35). 

CAREER 

n In 2011, posted three top-10 finishes on the LET, with 

a season-best tie for 6th at the Ladies Irish Open. Tied for 

7th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open and UNIQA 

Ladies Golf Open. Finished 31st on the Money List with 


n In 2010, secured ninth LET victory at the Portugal 

Ladies Open at Campo Real near Lisbon with a superb 

final round of seven under par 65. Played the front nine 

in just 30 strokes for a six under par outward total, before 

coming home in one under par, sinking a crucial birdie 

putt at the last hole. 

Recorded three further top-10 finishes individually, 

including 4th at the UniCredit Ladies German Open, 

a tie for 6th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open and a tie for 

9th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. Also finished 2nd at the 

Comunitat Valenciana European Nations Cup at La Sella 

representing Australia alongside Karrie Webb. Earned 

first career hole-in-one on the LET at the ABN AMRO 

Ladies Open in Holland, holing a six-iron on the 198-yard 

par-three ninth and earning an Omega watch. In 2010, 

claimed her ninth Ladies European Tour title at the 

Portugal Ladies Open. 

n In 2004, appointed Chairman of the LET. 

n In 1995, best LPGA performance was a tie for 3rd 

at the Fieldcrest Cannon Classic. 

n In 1993, won the Weetabix Women’s British Open 

at Woburn and the Ford Order of Merit. 

n In 1992, almost gave up tournament golf but won 

last event of year – the Slovenian Open. 

n In 1986, earned first career win when she played 

through a snowstorm to win the Borlange Open in 

Sweden, the first time she had seen snow! 

AMATEUR 

NSW Junior Team 1981-1985. NSW Senior Team 1983- 

1985. NSW Junior Champion 1982. Australian Schoolgirl 

Champion 1982. Queensland Champion, Victoria 

Matchplay Champion, Queensland Junior Champion, 

Australian Strokeplay Champion 1984. 

PERSONAL 

168cm with brown hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include 

music, reading, cooking, all sports, football and cricket. 

People most influencing her career are parents Col and 

Val, sister Mardi, Rick Le’strange, Charlie Earp, Norman 

Von Nida and Lawrence Farmer. Twitter: @KazLunn 


(10) 1986 Borlange Open, 1988 Godiva European 

Masters, 1990 BMW European Masters, 1992 Slovenian 

Open, 1993 Weetabix Women’s British Open, 1993 KRP 

World Classic (Malaysia), 1997 Amex Tour Player’s 

Classic, 1997 French Open, 2010 Portugal Ladies Open, 

2012 Lalla Meryem Cup (Morocco). 


(3) 1988 Thailand Open. 1990 Daikyo Challenge 

(Australia). 1992 Malaysian Open. 

TOUR RECORD: 


1985 £8,944.00 19 

1986 £19,440.00 11 

1987 £9,723.00 20 

1988 £47,455.00 6 

1989 £13,697.00 31 

1990 £36,907.00 12 

1991 £7,284.00 53 

1992 £18,636.00 17 

1993 £81,266.00 1 

1994 £10,157.00 49 

1995 £2,453.00 – 

1996 £918.00 – 

1997 £65,142.00 5 

1998 £13,437.00 41 

1999 £5,206.00 89 

2000 638.00 83 

2001 793.21 50 

2002 1458.70 29 

2003 169.88 32 

2004 110.35 47 

2005 €30,117.62 45 

2006 €19,622.63 85 

2007 €38,586.88 55 

2008 €51,837.37 41 

2009 €66,998.91 23 

2010 €91,488.17 22 

2011 €68,813.58 31 

2012 €73,280.93 35 


98

Melanie Maetzler 

Country 

Switzerland 

Born 

9 February 1988 – Walenstadt 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in one event: the Deutsche Bank 

Ladies Swiss Open, and missed the cut. Returned to 

Tour School and finished T25th, earning full card for the 

2013 LET season in category 8a. 

AMATEUR 

Swiss match play champion 2009. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf aged 13, introduced to the game by 

parents. Enjoys skiing, snowboarding and tennis. 

Anaïs Maggetti 

Country 

Switzerland 

Born 

9 December 1990 – Losone 






T11th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie year on the LET, Anaïs played in 

17 events and made 12 cuts, with a best finish of T11th 

at the ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters. Season’s 

earnings: €37,316.89 (71). 

AMATEUR 

Tied for 14th at the 2010 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss 

Open on the LET. Tied for 22nd at the 2008 Deutsche 

Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Posted her lowest score -7 (64) 

at the Swiss International Championship in 2011. 

Played several events on the Suncoast Ladies Series in 

Florida in 2011. 

PERSONAL 

164cm tall with brown hair and eyes. Hobbies and 

interests include snowboarding, watching hockey, 

music, play tennis and socialising. Speaks Italian, 

French, German and English. Studied Commerce at 

Sports School. Represents Golf Gerre Losone in the 

Ticino region of Switzerland, home to the Deutsche 

Bank Ladies Swiss Open on the LET from 2006-2012. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €37,316.89 71 


Julie Maisongrosse 

Country 

France 

Born 

19 March 1988 – Bogota, Colombia 






T15th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 12 events and made 4 cuts with 

a season-best T39th at the Lacoste Ladies Open de 

France. Season’s earnings €5,570.00 (133). T43rd at 

Tour School for 2013 earning membership of the LET 

in category 9B. 

n In 2011, played in 20 tournaments and recorded 

season-best ties for 18th at the Raiffeisenbank Prague 

Masters and Sicilian Ladies Italian Open. Returned to 

Final Qualifying School and earned LET membership for 

the 2012 season in category 9A. 

n In 2010, her rookie year on the LET; played in 15 

events with a season-best tie for 15th at the Finnair 

Masters in Helsinki. Julie finished 80th on the Henderson 

Money List, securing her card for 2011. 

AMATEUR 

Born in Bogota, Colombia, Maisongrosse learned her golf 

in France and turned professional after finishing in the top 

30 at LET Qualifying School, with a final handicap of +2.2. 

Maisongrosse experienced her most successful year as 

an amateur in 2005, when she was the Champion of 

France and also won the International of France. 

PERSONAL 

Off course, her interests include judo, rugby, basketball, 

tennis, playing the piano, guitar and going to the cinema. 


(1) 2011 Dinard Ladies Open (LET Access Series event) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €21,225.83 80 2012 €5,570.00 133 

2011 €21,266.50 95 


100

Caroline Masson 

Country 

Germany 

Born 

14 May 1989 - Gladbeck 



Tour Victories (last) 

1 (2012 South African 

Women’s Open) 



Play-off Record 0/1 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her third season on the LET, Caroline 

established herself as one of the circuit’s top players, 

finishing 2nd on the ISPS Handa Order of Merit behind 

Carlota Ciganda with season’s earnings €241,831.15. 

Caroline earned her breakthrough win at the South 

African Women’s Open at Selborne Park Golf Club. 

She posted 6 further top 10 finishes including four 2nd 

places: 2nd at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open, T2nd 

at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 2nd at the 

Tenerife Open (lost a play-off to Stacey Keating) and 

2nd at the China Suzhou Taihu Open. Also finished 

T3rd at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters and T6th 

at the Deloitte Ladies Open. 

n In 2011, recorded seven top-10 finishes including a 

career-best tie for 2nd at the Lalla Meryem Cup at Golf 

du Soleil in Agadir, Morocco. Also tied for 4th at the 

UniCredit Ladies German Open and tied for 5th at the 

Ricoh Women's British Open at Carnoustie Links, where 

she led the tournament after the second and third rounds 

and was paired with world number one and eventual 

winner Yani Tseng in the last round. 8th at the Deloitte 

Dutch Ladies Open and tied for 8th at the UNIQA Ladies 

Golf Open; tied for 9th at the Raiffeisenbank Prague 

Masters and tied for 10th at the DeutscheBank Ladies 

Swiss Open. Was injured late in the season but still 

managed to finish 7th on the Money List with season’s 

earnings of €167,187.46 from 16 events. 

n In 2010, her rookie year on the LET, Caroline recorded 

four top-10 finishes, including a career best tie for third at 

the Open de France Feminin. She finished 6th at the S4C 

Wales Championship, with a career low 64 (-8) in the final 

round at Conwy. She tied for 6th at the Turkish Airlines 

Ladies Open and tied for 9th at the Deutsche Bank 

Swiss Open. She finished 26th on the Henderson 



AMATEUR 

Masson won the Ladies European Tour’s Final Qualifying 

School at La Manga Club in Murcia, Spain, in December. 

Anna Nordqvist won this event the previous year so it’s 

possibly a sign of great things to come. A member of the 

German National Team which competed at the 2006 

World Amateur Team Championship, Masson enjoyed 

a successful amateur career, winning the 2008 Spanish 

Ladies Open Amateur Championship at the Club de Golf 

la Reserva and seven German national championships. 

As a junior, she represented Europe on the Junior 

Solheim Cup Team in 2005 and 2007. She turned 

professional in December 2009 with a handicap of +4.8. 

PERSONAL 

Masson is the daughter of Stefan and Gabriele Masson. 

Her father is a tennis coach in Germany and she has 

one brother, Alex. She started playing golf aged six and 

attended Oklahoma State University for a short time. 

Away from golf she enjoys playing sports, music, movies 

and seeing friends. Represents GC Hubbelrath. 

Website: www.caroline-masson.com 


(1) 2012 South African Women’s Open 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €81,180.25 26 2012 €241,831.15 2 

2011 €167,187.46 7 


Catriona Matthew MBE 

Country 

Scotland 

Born 

25 August 1969 - Edinburgh 



LET wins (last) 

5 (2012 Ladies Irish Open) 

Other victories (last) 4 (2011 – LPGA) 

Career Holes in One 3 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Catriona won the Ladies Irish Open by a single 

shot over Suzann Pettersen at Killeen Castle. Catriona 

ended on seven under par to earn her 10th professional 

win. She played in 4 LET events also posting a tie for 

10th at the Ricoh Women’s British Open, ending 11th on 

the ISPS Handa Order of Merit with season’s earnings of 

€118,183.21. On the LPGA, Catriona played in 20 

events, 18 cuts made, $714,272 (18). She earned 7 top- 

10 finishes. Recorded season-best runner-up finish at the 

LPGA KEB*HanaBank Championship, where she lost to 

Suzann Pettersen in a three-hole, sudden death playoff. 

n In 2011, earned her fourth LET victory at the Aberdeen 

Ladies Scottish Open, presented by EventScotland, at 

Archerfield Links. Tied for 5th in the Ricoh Women’s 

British Open at Carnoustie; tied for 6th at the Ladies 

Irish Open and tied for 36th at the Evian Masters. 

Earned her fourth-career LPGA victory at the Lorena 

Ochoa Invitational. Other top-10 finishes included: fourth 

at the ShopRite LPGA Classic; tied for fifth at the Mizuno 

Classic; eighth at the HSBC Women's Champions; tied 

for eighth at the Honda LPGA Thailand. Member of the 

victorious European Solheim Cup Team at Killeen 

Castle in Ireland and earned a 2-0-2 record in her sixth 

appearance on the team. Earned an emphatic 6 and 5 

victory over Paula Creamer in the opening singles match. 

n In 2010, played in three LET events. Tied for 23rd at 

the Evian Masters and tied for 40th at the AIB Ladies Irish 

Open but missed the cut at the Ricoh Women’s British 

Open. On the LPGA, best finish was a tie for fifth at the 

Sybase Match Play Championship; also tied for 6th at 

the Kia Classic Presented by J Golf; also finished tied 

for 16th at both the season-opening Honda PTT LPGA 

Thailand and ShopRite LPGA Classic. 

n In 2009, in August, just 11 weeks after giving birth to 

her second daughter Sophie Lauren in May, and three 

weeks before her 40th birthday, Catriona Matthew 

stunned the world of golf by winning the Ricoh Women’s 

British Open at Royal Lytham & St. Annes, securing her 

first major championship. Her sensational three-stroke 

triumph, which included in the second round a courserecord 

7-under 30 on the back nine, meant that, 

14 years after turning professional, she became the first 

Scot, and the fourth Brit, to claim a women’s major golf 

championship. She was later awarded an MBE in the 

New Year Honours List. She carded back-to-back eagles 

during the second round on the par-5, 11th hole and 

par-3, 12th hole, which was a hole-in-one. Her next best 

finishes on the LET were 12th at the Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters and equal 30th at the Evian Masters. Catriona 

was second on the LET’s Henderson Money List with 

season’s earnings of €259,871.29 from 3 events and 

was voted Players’ Player of the Year by her peers on the 

LET. She also qualified for her fifth European Solheim Cup 

Team. On the LPGA, she won the HSBC LPGA Brasil 

Cup 2009, which was an unofficial event; tied for eighth 

at the Lorena Ochoa Invitational Presented by Banamex 

and Corona Light and tied for ninth at the CVS/pharmacy 

LPGA Challenge. 

n In 2007, won fifth career title/second LET title at the 

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, in a quality field. 

n In 2004, won her second LPGA Title at the Wendy’s 

Championship for Children. Also posted five further top 

tens to close at 14th on the money list. 

n In 2003, best finish was third place at the LPGA 

Corning Classic, where she tied her career-low 64 during 

the second round; with a 3-1-1 record, helped lead the 

European Team to victory in The Solheim Cup and sank 

the putt (in her singles match against Rosie Jones) that 

clinched the Cup for the European Team. 

n In 2002, posted eight top 10s on the LPGA; tied for 

second at both the Bank of Montreal Canadian Women’s 

Open and Mobile LPGA Tournament of Champions 

Presented by Ultimate Software; posted a career-low 

64 during the first round of the LPGA Takefuji Classic; 

crossed the $2 million mark in career earnings after an 

eighth-place finish at the McDonald’s LPGA 

Championship Presented by AIG. 

n In 2001, became a Rolex First-Time Winner on the 

LPGA at the Cup Noodles Hawaiian Ladies Open; 

recorded her first career hole-in-one during the second 

round of the Weetabix Women’s British Open. 

n In 1998, won maiden LET title at the McDonald’s 

WPGA Championship of Europe. 

n In 1997, finished runner up in the 1997 JC Penney 

Classic with Dan Forsman. 

n In 1996, captured the 1996 Australian Ladies Open. 

n In 1995, prior to joining the LPGA Tour competed in 

three European Tour events and finished top-20 in each 

of them. 

AMATEUR 

1986 Scottish Girls Champion and the 1988 and 1989 

Scottish Under 21 Stroke Play Champion. Won the 

Scottish Amateur in 1991, 1993 and 1994. Also won the 


102

1993 British Amateur and was a member of the 1990, 

1992 and 1994 Curtis Cup teams. 

PERSONAL 

163cm with light brown hair and blue eyes. Started 

playing golf at the age of five. Married to Graeme 

Matthew who often caddies for her. Gave birth to first 

daughter, Katie Jessica, in Florida on Monday 18 

December 2006. Second daughter Sophie Lauren arrived 

in May 2009, just 11 weeks before Catriona’s major 

victory at the Ricoh Women’s British Open. Enjoys fitness 

training, tennis, gardening and reading. Credits her family, 

John Chillas and Dan Forsman from the USPGA Tour as 

individuals most influencing her career. Qualified for the 

LPGA Tour on her first attempt. Graduated with BA Hons 

in Financial Studies. Twitter: @Beany25 


(5) 1998 McDonald’s WPGA of Championship of 

Europe, 2007 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, 

2009 Ricoh Women’s British Open, 2011 Aberdeen 

Ladies Scottish Open, presented by EventScotland, 

2012 Ladies Irish Open. 


(4) 1996 Australian Ladies Open (ALPG), 2001 Cup 

Noodles Hawaiian Ladies Open (LPGA), 2004 Wendy’s 

Championship for Children (LPGA), 2011 Lorena Ochoa 

Invitational (LPGA). 


(1) 2009 HSBC LPGA Brasil Cup 2009. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(6) 1998, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


1998 £59,748.00 6 

1999 £14,075.00 - 

2000 1,009.00 - 

2001 - - 

2002 - - 

2003 - - 

2004 - - 

2005 €44,968.02 

2006 €25,060.91 71 

2007 €178,750.61 6 

2008 €43,862.36 49 

2009 €259,871.29 2 

2010 €28,517.69 70 

2011 €128,562.04 12 

2012 €118,183.21 11 

Danielle McVeigh 

Country 

Date of birth 

Turned professional 1 August 2011 


Ireland 

14 September 1987 – Northern 

Ireland 

AMATEUR 

Welsh Strokeplay Champion 2009, British Strokeplay 

Champion 2009 and Scottish Strokeplay Champion 

2010. Position at Lalla Aicha Tour School for the 2013 

LET season: 66th. 

PERSONAL 

183cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes. Started to 

play golf aged 11, on May 1st, 1999. Credits father 

and coaches through the years as greatest influences 

on career, notably David Kearney and now Neil Manchip. 

Attended National University of Ireland (NUI), Maynooth 

(Business and Management) and also Texas A&M. Enjoys 

socialising, concerts and music festivals. 


Stefanie Michl 

Country 

Born 

Austria 

23 January 1986 – Halleiw, 

Salzburg 







2nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Stefanie played in 15 events and made 9 

cuts with a season-best tie for 13th at the UniCredit 

Ladies German Open presented by Audi. Season’s 

earnings: €18,820.20 (97). 

n In 2011, season-best finish was a tie for 11th at 

the Lalla Meryem Cup. Also finished 12th at the Lacoste 

Ladies Open de France and tied 18th at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. Finished 89th on the 

Money List. 

n In 2010, earned a career best finish of 2nd at the 

Sanya Ladies Open at Yalong Bay Golf Glub in Hainan, 

China, with a career low 65 (-7) in the first round. Also 

tied for 10th at the season-ending Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters. 


season’s earnings of €69,946.28 from 20 tournaments. 

AMATEUR 

2005 Italian International Champion. 2005 Luxembourg 

International Champion. Posted 8th in the 2004 Ladies 

European Amateur. 2003 Austrian Champion. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Started to 

play golf at age 7. Hobbies include swimming, studying 

psychology, roller-skating, snowboarding, reading and 

shopping. Studied Psychology at the University of Graz 

in Styria, Austria. Attached to GC Gut Murstaetten. 

Website: www.stefaniemichl.com 

Twitter: @stefaniemichl86 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €13,175.84 107 

2008 €20,603.51 92 

2009 €22,146.72 71 

2010 €69,946.28 35 

2011 €23,329.70 89 

2012 €18,820.20 97 

Lauren Mielbrecht 

Country 

Born 



USA 

22 September 1986 – Boynton 

Beach, Florida 

PROFESSIONAL 

In 2012, her rookie year, Lauren played in one 

tournament: the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open where 

she shot 80, 78 and missed the cut. 

AMATEUR 

Amateur Player of the Year RCGA Canadian Women's 

Tour 2007. 

PERSONAL 

178cm tall, blonde and blue eyes. Started to play golf 

aged ten. Hobbies include UVA athletics, shopping, travel 

and politics. Credits parents as greatest influence on her 

career. 


104

Ai Miyazato 

Country 

Japan 

Born 

19 June 1985 - Okinawa 


Joined Tour July 2009 

Career Earnings (Euro, LET) 982,536.87 

Tournaments Played (LET) 12 

Total Victories 25 


2 (2011 Evian Masters) 


Lowest Round (LET) 66 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Ai played in two events on the LET schedule 

with the following results: T21st at the Evian Masters and 

T26th at the Ricoh Women’s British Open. Season’s 

earnings: €49,582.05 (59). On the LPGA, played 23 

events, 20 cuts made, $1,334,977 (5) two victories, 9 

additional top-10 finishes. Crossed the $7 million mark in 

career earnings. Finished in the top-10 in rounds under 

par (4), rounds in the 60s (6), top-10 finishes (4), fairways 

(9), scoring average (6), putting average (4) and GIR 

putting average (5). 

n In 2011, won the Evian Masters Presented by 

Societe Generale, which was co-sanctioned between 

the LET and LPGA. It was her seventh-career LPGA 

victory and second on the LET. Played in just two events 

on the LET but on account of her victory, won the LET’s 

Henderson Money List. On the LPGA, crossed the $5 

million mark in career earnings and had five additional 

top-10 finishes including third at the Walmart NW 

Arkansas Championship; tied for fourth at the Lorena 

Ochoa Invitational; tied for fifth at the Sybase Match 

Play Championship; tied for sixth at the US Women's 

Open and tied for eighth at the Safeway Classic 

Presented by Coca-Cola. 

n In 2010, her rookie year on the LET, Ai played in two 

events: tied for 9th at the Ricoh Women’s British Open 

and tied for 19th at the Evian Masters presented by 

Societe Generale. She finished 29th on the Henderson 

Money List with season’s earnings of €77,852.66. On 

the LPGA, she won five tournaments; becoming the 

first player since 1966 to win consecutive seasonopening 

events with the Honda PTT LPGA Thailand, 

where she won by one stroke over Suzann Pettersen 

with a career-low and tournament-record 63 in the final 

round and the HSBC Women's Champions; also won 

the Tres Marias Championship, ShopRite Classic and 

Safeway Classic Presented by Coca-Cola. Finished 

tied for third at the LPGA Championship Presented 

by Wegmans; tied for ninth at the P&G NW Arkansas 

Championship Presented by Walmart. 

n In 2009, won the Evian Masters Presented by Societe 

Generale, where she defeated Sophie Gustafson in a 

one-hole, sudden-death playoff; finished second at the 

Samsung World Championship and tied for second at 

the CN Canadian Women's Open; tied for third at the 

RICOH Women's British Open, tying her career-best 

finish at a major championship. 

n In 2008, recorded three top-10 finishes: a tie for fourth 

at the P&G Beauty NW Arkansas Championship 

Presented by John Q. Hammons, a tie for fifth at the 

RICOH Women’s British Open and a tie for sixth at the 

Wegmans LPGA. 

n In 2007, recorded six top-10 finishes, crossed the 

$1 million mark in career earnings. 

n In 2006, recorded seven top-10 finishes, including 

a season-best tie for third at the McDonald’s LPGA 

Championship Presented by Coca-Cola; won two 

events on the JLPGA circuit. 

n In 2005, won six events on the JLPGA, including the 

Japan Women’s Open Golf Championship; competed 

in six LPGA events and tied for ninth at the HSBC 

Women’s World Match Play Championship; tied for 

10th at the Mizuno Classic and tied for 11th at the 

Weetabix Women’s British Open; partnered with Rui 

Kitada to win the inaugural Women’s World Cup of Golf 

in South Africa. Won the LPGA Final Qualifying 

Tournament by a record 12 strokes to earn her exempt 

card for the 2006 LPGA season. 

n In 2004, won five events on the JLPGA. 

n In 2003, turned professional in October and competed 

on the JLPGA. 

AMATEUR 

Miyazato’s amateur career was capped with a victory 

at the 2003 Miyagi TV Dunlop Ladies Golf Tournament 

– a professional event on the JLPGA – when she was 

a senior in high school. She also won the 2003 Japan 

Junior Golf Championship and the Japan Women’s 

Amateur Golf Championship. 

PERSONAL 

157cm, black hair and black eyes. Started playing golf 

at the age of 4. Credits her brothers as the individuals 

most influencing her career. Hobbies include listening 

to music and watching movies. Represents Suntory. 

Website: www.ai-miyazato54.com 


(2) 2009 Evian Masters Presented by Societe Generale 

(co-sanctioned with the LPGA). 2011 Evian Masters 

Presented by Societe Generale (co-sanctioned with 

the LPGA). 


(1) 2005 Women’s World Cup of Golf (with Rui Kitada). 


LPGA (9) (including 2 Evian Masters listed above which 

are LET co-sanctioned events): 2012 LPGA Lotte 

Championship Presented by JGolf, Walmart NW 

Arkansas Championship presented by P&G. 2010 Honda 

PTT LPGA Thailand, HSBC Women's Champions, Tres 

Marias Championship, ShopRite LPGA Classic, Safeway 

Classic Presented by Coca-Cola. 


JAPAN LPGA (JLPGA) 

(15) 2003 Dunlop Ladies Open, 2004 Daikin Orchid 

Ladies, Suntory Ladies Open, APiTA Circle K Sunkus 

Ladies, Masters GC Ladies, Daio Paper Elleair Ladies 

Open, 2005 Vernal Ladies, Chukyo TV Bridgestone 

Ladies Open, New Catapillar Mitsubishi Ladies, Japan 

Women's Open Golf Championship, Hisako Higuchi IDC 

Otsuka Kagu Ladies, Daio Paper Elleair Ladies Open, 

2006 JLPGA Championship Konica Minolta Cup, Miyagi 

TV Cup Dunlop Ladies Open, Sankyo Ladies Open. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €77,852.66 29 2012 €49,582.05 59 

2011 €363,079.68 1 

Anja Monke 

Country 

Germany 

Born 

28 May 1977 – Herford 







Lowest Round 

64 (3 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Anja played in 14 events, made 8 cuts and 

recorded a season-best tie for 2nd place at the Deutsche 

Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Season’s earnings: 

€62,769.86 (46). 

n In 2011, recorded four top-10 finishes: tied 5th at 

the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open; tied 7th at the Sicilian 

Ladies Italian Open; 8th at the Finnair Masters and tied 

9th at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. 

n In 2010, earned third LET title at the Lalla Meryem 

Cup at Royal Golf Anfa Mohammedia in Morocco. 

Posted three additional top-10 finishes throughout the 

season: tied for 4th at the Tenerife Ladies Open, tied 

for 8th at the Open de France Feminin and tied for 9th 

at the Deutsche Bank Swiss Open. 


earnings of €125,392.67 from 17 tournaments. 

n In 2009, posted three top-10 finishes including a tie 

for 3rd at the Randstad Open de France Dames. 

n In 2008, won first LET title at the Vediorbis Open de 

France Dames at Le Golf D’Arras then the second at the 

Dubai Ladies Masters, which was Annika Sorenstam’s 

farewell event. 

n In 2006, finished second twice, at the KLM Ladies 

Open and the OTP Bank Ladies Ctrl Euro Open. 

n In 2004, her rookie season, posted six top 10 finishes, 

including 4th at the Catalonia Ladies Masters. 

AMATEUR 

Winner Swiss Ladies International Championship 2003, 

Winner Italian Ladies Championship 2002, R/up German 

Ladies International Championship 2002, T3rd British 

Ladies Amateur Championship. German National Team 

member. 

PERSONAL 

178cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies 

include music, sport and reading books. Influenced by 

parents to play golf. Worked as a medical technologist 

before turning professional. Lives in Hannover, Germany. 

Married Mr Kai Winkelvoss in 2009. Sponsored by 

buch.de and Michel Herbelin. Twitter: @AnjaMonke 

TOURNAMENT VICTORIES 

(3) 2008 Vediorbis Open de France Dames, 2008 Dubai 

Ladies Masters, 2010 Lalla Meryem Cup. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 262.41 20 

2005 €68,086.95 20 

2006 €97,540.55 14 

2007 €65,649.94 34 

2008 €184,778.93 5 

2009 €48,860.56 36 

2010 €125,392.67 11 

2011 €41,591.25 58 

2012 €62,769.86 46 


106

Danielle Montgomery 

Country 

England 

Born 

17 December 1982 – Southampton 

Turned professional November 2008 






T2nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her 2nd season on the LET, Danielle played 

in 22 tournaments and made 13 cuts, recording a 

career-best tie for 2nd at the South African Women’s 

Open at Selborne Park Golf Club. Fired a career-low 

66 (-6) in the third round at the Deutsche Bank Ladies 

Swiss Open. Season’s earnings: €48,381.11 (61). 

n In 2011, her rookie season on the LET, played in 16 

tournaments and recorded a season-best tie for 12th 

at the Deloitte Dutch Ladies Open. Finished 8th at the 

Tenerife Ladies Match play, which was a non-official 

event on the LET schedule. 

n In 2009/2010, Danielle played seven events on the 

Australian Ladies Professional Golf tour with best finishes 

T4 Power Ford Castle Hill CC Pro-Am, T7 Lady Anne 

Funerals ALPG Pro-Am and T10 St George's Basin CC 

Pro-Am. She finished 42nd on the OOM with $2,415.91 

in prize money. 

n In 2008, her best finish was on the Asian Tour, with a 

T2 at the Binhai Ladies Open in China. 

AMATEUR 

n In 2007, was a runner-up English Ladies Strokeplay 

Championship; Member England Home International 

Team; Member English High Performance Team; 

Represented England at Welsh Amateur. 

n In 2006 - Runner-Up at the Russian Ladies Amateur 

Championship; Member English High Performance Team; 

Represented England at Scottish and Russian Amateur 

Championships. 

n In 2005, won the Royal Fremantle Ladies Foursomes 

Championship (with Sister Nicole); was a member of 

the winning West Australian State Team (Gladys Hay 

Memorial Cup). In 2004, won the Royal Fremantle 

Club Championship; won the Royal Fremantle Ladies 

Foursomes Championship (with Sister Nicole); was a 

member of the West Australian State Team. 

PERSONAL 

Danielle credits her parents and siblings as having most 

influence on her career. Her hobbies include going to the 

beach, cycling and running. She lives in Fremantle, Perth, 

Australia. Twitter: @Daniellesgolf 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €25,722.29 77 2012 €48,381.11 61 

Becky Morgan 

Country 

Wales 

Born 

5 September 1974 – Abergavenny 



Career Earnings (Euro) 531,996 




2nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 10 events, made 9 cuts, with a seasonbest 

T8th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open. Season’s earnings: €49,939.38 (57). 

n In 2011, played in 14 tournaments on the LET and 

recorded three top-5 finishes: 3rd at the UniCredit Ladies 

German Open; 3rd at the Hero Women's Indian Open 

and tied for 4th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. 

On the LPGA, finished tied for 16th at the CN Canadian 

Women's Open; tied for 29th at the RR Donnelley 

LPGA Founders Cup; tied for 32nd at the Kia Classic; 

tied for 33rd at the Kraft Nabisco Championship. 

n In 2010, played in 12 LET events and posted a 

season-best tie for 10th at the Hero Honda Indian 

Women's Open. Finished 61st on the Henderson 

Money List with season’s earnings of €35,941.55. 

n In 2004, 3rd at the HP Open in Sweden. 

n In 2003, tied for 4th at the HP Open in Sweden. 


n In 2002, tied for 3rd at the AAMI Women's 

Australian Open. 

n In 2001, earned career best finish of 2nd at the 

Ladies French Open. 

AMATEUR 

Curtis Cup 1998 and 2000, Vagliano Trophy 1997 

and 1999, 2nd Welsh Amateur 1998 and 1999, 

Commonwealth Tournament 1998, World Team 

Championships 1998, 2nd British Strokeplay 1998, 

2nd British Amateur 1996. 2nd Team All-American. 

PERSONAL 

155cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Lists shopping 

and other sports amongst her interests, and her 

grandfather as having influenced her career. Graduated 

University of North Carolina at Greensboro with degree 

in Geography. Twitter: @BJMgolf 

TOUR RECORD: 


2001 93,174.00 10 

2002 55,515.12 25 

2003 71,694.11 22 

2004 65,571.06 – 

2005 €63,976.12 26 

2006 €3,413.10 146 

2007 €3,345.93 147 

2008 €2,541.85 159 

2009 €21,887.58 72 

2010 €35,941.55 61 

2011 €86,896.20 24 

2012 €49,939.38 57 

Azahara Muñoz 

Country 

Spain 

Born 

19 November 1987 – Malaga 

Turned Professional September 2009 

Joined Tour October 2009 


1 (2009 Madrid Ladies Masters) 

Other Victories (last) 1 (2012 Sybase Match Play 

Championship) 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 4 LET events with a season-best T3rd 

at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France. Season’s earnings: 

€60,059.19 (48). On the LPGA, played 26 events, 22 cuts 

made, $1,230,751 (8), 9 top-10 finishes, 4 top-5 finishes. 

Became a Rolex First-Time Winner at the 2012 Sybase 

Match Play Championship. She was the only Spaniard to 

finish in the top-20 in the Rolex Rankings, listed at 16th. 

Crossed the $1 million and $2 million mark in career 

earnings this year, after a T15 at the Kraft Nabisco 

Championship and T14 at the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia. 

n In 2011, played in three Ladies European Tour events 

and finished 2nd at the Ladies Irish Open at Killeen 

Castle. On the LPGA, tied for 2nd at the Sunrise LPGA 

Taiwan Championship, finished 3rd at the Sime Darby 

LPGA Malaysia and tied for 8th at the Wegman’s LPGA 

Championship. Member of the victorious European 

Solheim Cup Team at Killeen Castle in Ireland and earned 

a 1-1-1 record with 1½ points. Beat Angela Stanford in 

the singles by 1 hole. 

n In 2010, her rookie season on the LET, played in 7 

LET events and posted two top-10 finishes: tied for 8th 

at the AIB Ladies Irish Open and tied for 10th at the 

Handa Women's Australian Open. Finished 20th on 

the Henderson Money List with season’s earnings of 

€96,633.44. On the LPGA, was named Louise Suggs 

Rolex Rookie of the Year after tying for fourth at the 

Bell Micro LPGA Classic; tied for 11th at the LPGA 

Championship Presented by Wegmans and the Evian 

Masters Presented by Société Générale; tied for 16th at 

the ShopRite LPGA Classic; tied for 17th at the Sybase 

Match Play Championship; tied for 19th at the U.S. 

Women's Open and the RICOH Women's British Open. 

n In 2009, Muñoz turned professional in September and 

shot to prominence by winning the Madrid Ladies 

Masters on her professional debut on the Ladies 

European Tour (LET) in early October. She defeated 

LPGA Major Champion and former Sun Devil Anna 

Nordqvist with an eagle three at the par five18th in 

a play-off after both players had tied. Muñoz is also 

a first year member of the LPGA Tour. 

AMATEUR 

A member of the Spanish National Team, Muñoz 

enjoyed a successful amateur career, winning the 2002 

Spanish Amateur Championship and finishing runner-up at 

the 2008 U.S. Women's Amateur Championship. She won 

the British Women's Amateur championship at Royal St. 

David’s in June 2009, defeating fellow Spaniard Carlota 

Ciganda in the final. At Arizona State University, Muñoz 

was the 2009 NCAA Individual National Champion, as she 

led the Sun Devils to the team National Championship as 

well. As a junior, Muñoz represented Europe on the Junior 

Solheim Cup Team in 2002, 2003 and 2005. 

PERSONAL 

Outside of golf, Muñoz enjoys playing tennis, shopping 

and spending time with her friends. She is sponsored by 

Profacility, Allianz and PING. Twitter: @AzaharaGolf 


(1) 2009 Madrid Ladies Masters 


(1) 2012 Sybase Match Play Championship on LPGA 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(1) 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €96,633.44 20 2012 €60,059.19 48 

2011 €53,457.21 42 


108

Stephanie Na 

Country 

Australia 








3rd 

Lowest Round 

67 (3 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 17 events, made 11 cuts with a 

season-best T4th at the ISPS Handa New Zealand 

Women’s Open hosted by Christchurch. Season’s 

earnings: €43,790.07 (67). 

n In 2009, tied for 3rd at the SAS Masters at Larvik 

Golfklubb in Norway. 

AMATEUR 

Number 1 ranked amateur player in Australia 2007 & 

2008. Joint medallist at the 2008 US Amateur 

Championship. Won the Australian Strokeplay and 

Western Australian Strokeplay. Joint medallist at the 

Victorian Strokeplay. Represented Australia at the World 

Amateur Team Championship played at her local golf 

club, The Grange. 

PERSONAL 

Started playing golf aged 4. Artistic gymnastics was 

her preferred sport from the ages of 6-14 when she 

represented South Australia in national competitions. 

Enjoys catching up with friends, shopping, sports and 

music. Credits her father and former professional golfer 

Fiona Pike as her greatest influences. Plays at Royal 

Adelaide Golf Club and The Grange. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €10,568.82 104 

2010 €9,645.65 123 

2011 €7,042.24 131 

2012 €43,790.07 67 

Miriam Nagl 

Country 

Germany 

Born 

22 January 1981- Curitiba (Brazil) 


Joined Tour 1 February 2001 





PROFESSIONAL 

In 2012, played 11 events, made 6 cuts and posted a 

season-best T16th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. 



n Competed in three U.S. Women's Open 

Championships (2003, 2005, 2008). 

n Member of the LPGA Tour (2002 - 2008). 

n Won 2004 LET Qualifying School. 

n Won the 2002 Grand Rapids FUTURES Classic - 

Grand Rapids, Mich. 

n 2002 Capital Region FUTURES Classic - Altamonte, N.Y. 

AMATEUR 

Three-time runner-up at the British Junior Girl's 

Championship (1997 - 1999). Winner of the 1998 

German Junior Championship. Runner-up at the 1999 

Orange Bowl International Junior Championship. Winner 

of the 1999 NCAA Fall Preview and the 2000 NCAA 

West Regionals while at Arizona State University. 

Named the 2000 NCAA Freshman of the Year. 2000 

NGCA All-American First Team selection. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall, brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies 

include fishing, movies, reading, aerobics and yoga. 

Credits parents and brother as having most influence 

on her career. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2005 €53,865.07 32 

2006 €440.40 168 

2007 - - 

2008 €5,371.66 144 

2009 - - 

2010 - - 

2011 - - 

2012 €20,527.22 93 


Liselotte Neumann 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

20 May 1966 – Finspang 



Career Victories (Last) 27 worldwide wins (2004) 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2013, will be a first-time European Team Captain 

at The Solheim Cup at Colorado Golf Club in Denver, 

Colorado, USA. 

n In 2009, acted as one of two Assistant Captains to 

Alison Nicholas at The Solheim Cup at Rich Harvest 

Farms in the USA. 

n In 2006, earned Life membership of the LET; also won 

the Women’s World Cup of Golf at Sun City in South 

Africa, representing Sweden with Annika Sorenstam. 

n In 2002, finished runner up to Annika Sorenstam at 

the Kraft Nabisco Championship. 

n In 2000, member of Europe’s winning Solheim Cup 

team at Loch Lomond. 

n In 1995, Australian Open win gave her a 4th victory 

on different tours. 

n In 1994, victory at the Weetabix Women’s British 

Open made her fifth player to win both British and 

US Open titles, joining Laura Davies, Jane Geddes, 

Betsy King and Patty Sheehan. Won LET Order of Merit. 

n In 1992, shared leading individual score with Trish 

Johnson and a member of Europe’s winning 1992 

Solheim Cup side. 

n In 1988, won US Open and went on to win the 

LPGA Gatorade Rookie of the Year Award. 

AMATEUR 

Swedish Champion 1982, 1983. Swedish Matchplay 

Champion 1983. Represented Sweden World Amateur 

Team Championship 1982, 1984, European Team 

Championship 1984 and Continent of Europe in Vagliano 

Trophy 1983. 

PERSONAL 

168cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Credits her coach 

Pierre Karstrom and Mark Scott for helping her to start 

golf, and her family as the individuals most influencing her 

career. Won first Swedish amateur title at age of 15 by 

nine strokes. Named 1988 Golf Digest Rookie of the Year. 

1994 Swedish Golfer of the Year. 1994 Golf World’s Most 

Improved Golfer. Recognised during the LPGA’s 50th 

Anniversary in 2000 as one of the LPGA’s top 50 players 

and teachers. Hobbies include music, tennis, Miami 

Dolphins, decorating and wine collecting. Represents 

Callaway and Astra Clothing. 


(11) 1985 Hoganas Open, Sweden, IBM European Open. 

1986 BMW German Open. 1987 Letting French Open. 

1988 BMW German Open, 1991 IBM Open, 1993 

Hennessy Cup, 1994 Weetabix Women’s British Open, 

Hennessy Cup, Trygg Hansa Open. 1995 Trygg 

Hansa Open. 


(16) 1987 Singapore Open. 1988 US Women’s Open. 

1991 LPGA Mazda Japan Classic. 1992 World Team 

Championship. 1994 LPGA Minnesota Classic, LPGA 

Heartland Classic. 1995 Australian Open. 1996 Chrysler- 

Plymouth Tournament of Champions, PING Welch’s 

Championship, Edina Realty LPGA Classic. 1997 PING 

Welch’s Championship, Toray Japan Queen’s Cup, 

Takara World Invitational. 1998 Standard Register 

PING, Chick-Fil-A Charity Championship. 2004 Asahi 

Ryokuken International. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(6) 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 

2009 Assistant Captain 

2013 European Captain 

TOUR RECORD: 


1985 £14,058.00 12 

1986 £37,006.00 2 

1987 £26,873.00 8 

1988 £16,400.00 23 

1989 £7,710.00 51 

1990 £3,612.00 84 

1991 £23,542.00 15 

1992 £34,201.00 7 

1993 £39,530.00 5 

1994 £102,750.00 1 

1995 £49,887.00 – 

1996 £33,795.00 – 

1997 £17,029.00 – 

1998 £10,048.00 – 

1999 £13,283.00 – 

2000 – – 

2001 – – 

2002 1345.41 36 

2003 – – 

2004 132.95 41 

2005 €119,281.88 – 

2006 €25,007.81 72 

2007 €6,221.25 135 

2008 €6,000.00 141 

2009 – – 

2010 _ _ 

2011 _ _ 

2012 _ _ 


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Alison Nicholas MBE 

Country 

England 

Born 

6 March 1962 – Gibraltar 

Exempt Status 

Lifetime Member 



Career Victories (Last) 18 worldwide wins (1999) 

Career Holes-In-One 2 





PROFESSIONAL 

First Tour victory came in 1987 Weetabix Women’s British 

Open since when she has added 11 more Tour titles. 

Twice won three times in a season. Finished 2nd in 

Order of Merit three years running from 1988. Formed 

formidable partnership with Laura Davies in Solheim Cup. 

Scored two LPGA victories in the 1995 Corning Classic 

and the PING-AT&T Wireless Services LPGA Golf 

Championship. Showed remarkable consistency on 1999 

LET, securing top-10 finishes in seven of her nine events. 

Called a two-shot penalty against herself in second round 

of 1999 Donegal Irish Ladies Open, eventually missed 

out on a playoff by one shot. Represented the victorious 

European side in The Solheim Cup 2000 and secured 2.5 

vital points. Was appointed Vice Captain of The Solheim 

Cup for 2003 and 2005. Retired from competitive golf in 

2004 after 20 years on Tour. Assisted at The 2007 

Solheim Cup in Halmstad, Sweden. Served as European 

Solheim Cup Captain for The 2009 Solheim Cup at Rich 

Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Illinois, USA. Was reappointed 

as European Solheim Cup Captain for the 

12th match at Killeen Castle, Ireland, in 2011 when 

Europe defeated the USA by a score of 15-13. 

AMATEUR 

British Strokeplay Champion 1983, North of England Girl 

Champion 1982, 1983. Yorkshire Champion 1984. 

PERSONAL 

152cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include 

skiing, reading, photography and most other sports. 

Awarded MBE in Queen’s Birthday Honours list. Having 

retired from her playing career after 20 years on tour, 

Alison now concentrates her efforts on golf days, clinics, 

coaching, consultancy work, speaking engagements, 

commentary and charity work. She teaches at The Alison 

Nicholas Golf Academy in Birmingham and is a qualified 

PGA Level 2 & European Golf Teachers Federation coach. 

Website: www.alisonnicholas.co.uk 

Twitter: @Ali_eurocaptain 


(12) 1987 Weetabix Women’s British Open, Laing Charity 

Classic. 1988 British Olivetti Tournament, Variety Club 

Celebrity Classic, James Capel Guernsey Open. 1989 

Lufthansa German Open, Gislaved Open, Qualitair 

Classic. 1990 Variety Club Charity Classic. 1992 AGF 

Open de Paris. 1995 Payne & Gunter Scottish Open. 

1996 Guardian Irish Open. 


(6) 1992 Western Australia Open, Malaysian Open. 

1995 LPGA Corning Classic, PING-AT&T Wireless 

Services LPGA Golf Championship. 1997 US Open 

Championship. 1999 Sunrise Hawaiian Ladies Open. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003 Vice 

Captain, 2005 Vice Captain, 2009 Captain, 2011 

Captain. 

TOUR RECORD: 


1984 £8,156.00 11 

1985 £11,110.00 15 

1986 £21,585.00 10 

1987 £36,694.00 4 

1988 £76,409.00 2 

1989 £56,528.00 2 

1990 £63,199.00 2 

1991 £37,668.00 7 

1992 £31,584.00 8 

1993 £22,772.00 13 

1994 £38,550.00 9 

1995 £57,586.00 6 

1996 £69,878.00 4 

1997 £94,589.00 1 

1998 £47,412.00 8 

1999 £128,223.00 3 

2000 2,953.00 9 

2001 1,285.07 38 

2002 796.50 52 

2003 304.68 13 

2004 166.90 33 

2005 – – 

2006 – – 

2007 – – 

2008 – – 

2009 – – 

2010 _ _ 

2011 _ _ 

2012 – – 


Sharmila Nicollet 

Country 

India 

Born 

12 March 1991 – Bangalore 






T36th 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie year on the LET, Sharmila played 

in 16 tournaments and made 3 cuts with a season-best 

T36th at the South African Women’s Open. Season’s 

earnings were €5,425.98 (134). She returned to Final 

Stage Lalla Aicha Tour School where she finished 

T17th, earning her full card for the 2013 LET season 

in category 8a. 


Ranked No.1 on the Women’s Golf Association of India 

(WGAI) Money Ranking 2009-2010 and Hero Honda 

Order of Merit 2010-2011. 

AMATEUR 

No.1 ranked Indian Junior Golfer 2005-2007. Top lady 

amateur 2007-08. Member of the Indian National Team. 

PERSONAL 

180cm tall with dark brown hair and brown eyes. Started 

to play golf aged 11. Hobbies and interests include 

music, photography, chess, fashion, gadgets and 

watching TV shows. Cites mother as greatest influence 

and father is French. Currently studying psychology. 

Twitter: @MissNicollet 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €5,425.98 134 

Gwladys Nocera 

Country 

France 

Born 

22 May 1975 – Moulins 








Lowest Round 

62 (2 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 22 events and posted 4 top 10 

finishes: 5th at the Gold Coast RACV Ladies Masters, 

T5th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, T8th at the 

Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open 

and T9th at the Tenerife Open de Espana Femenino. 


n In 2011, played in 13 tournaments on the LET and 

recorded two top-10 finishes including 2nd at the 

Portugal Ladies Open and tied 3rd at the Sicilian Ladies 

Italian Open. On the LPGA, tied for 54th at the HSBC 

Women's Champions; tied for 59th at the Honda 

LPGA Thailand. 

n In 2010, Gwladys played in nine LET tournaments 

and recorded four top-10 finishes. Tied for 5th at the 

New Zealand Women's Open, Allianz Ladies Slovak 

Open and European Nations Cup (team event 

representing France with Jade Schaeffer). Also tied 


112 

for 10th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. 

n On the LPGA, best finish was second at the 

CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge; tied for sixth at the 

LPGA State Farm Classic; tied for 17th at the RICOH 

Women's British Open; tied for 23rd at the Sime Darby 

LPGA Malaysia; tied for 24th at the Kraft Nabisco 

Championship and tied for 53rd at the Evian Masters 

Presented by Société Générale. 

n In 2009, Gwladys posted seven top ten finishes with 

a season-best finish of 2nd at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies 

Open in China; tied for 2nd at the AIB Ladies Irish Open, 

tied for 3rd at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria, 

tied for 4th at the ANZ Ladies Masters, was 5th at the 

Carta Sì Ladies Italian Open, was 8th at the Omega 

Dubai Ladies Masters and tied for 8th at the Deutsche 

Bank Ladies Open. In addition, she tied for 2nd at the 

Comunitat Valenciana European Nations Cup 

representing France with Anne-Lise Caudal. She also

competed on her third consecutive European Solheim 

Cup Team, earning the most points for her team with 

3 1 ⁄2. She finished 16th at the LPGA Final Qualifying 

Tournament, where she earned Priority List Category 11 

for the 2010 LPGA season. 

n In 2008, won five tournaments: the Aberdeen Asset 

Management Ladies Scottish Open, ABN AMRO Ladies 

Open, SAS Ladies Masters, Goteborg Masters, and 

Madrid Ladies Masters; also won the LET’s New Star 

Money List for the first time with season’s earnings of 

€391,839.58. Gwladys broke several all-time LET 

records en route to victory at the Goteborg Masters at 

Lycke Golf Club. Returned the best 72-hole score in the 

LET’s 30-year history, 29-under-par 259, which broke 

Laura Davies’ previous record in relation to par of 

25-under 267, set at the 1995 Guardian Irish Holidays 

Open at St Margaret’s. 

n In 2007, won the KLM Ladies Open in Holland and 

EMAAR-MGF Ladies Masters in India. Represented 

Europe for a second time in the 2007 Solheim Cup and 

posted a 1-2-1 win-loss-draw record. 

n In 2006, won her maiden LET title at the Deutsche 

Bank Ladies Swiss Open, which she followed up with 

her second European title in four weeks at the BMW 

Ladies Italian Open; secured her third title inside ten 

weeks at the Catalonia Ladies Masters. 

n In 2005, made European Solheim Cup Team debut. 

AMATEUR 

2002 French International Champion, 2002 German 

International champion, R/up 2002 French amateur 

championship, R/up 1998 British Ladies amateur 

championship, member of European and World 

championship French team in 1999 and 2000. 

PERSONAL 

168cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Interests 

include rugby, tennis, surfing, music and dogs. Was 

accidentally shot through the stomach as a teenager 

and still bears two scars. Influenced by her coach, 

Olivier Leglise. Attended New Mexico State University, 

Las Cruces. Holds a degree in International Business. 

Now lives in Canton de VAUD, Switzerland. Sponsored 

by Lacoste. Website: www.gwladysnocera.net. 


(10) 2006 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 2006 

BMW Ladies Italian Open, 2006 Catalonia Ladies 

Masters, 2007 KLM Ladies Open, 2007 EMAAR-MGF 

Ladies Masters, India. 2008 Aberdeen Asset 

Management Ladies Scottish Open, 2008 ABN AMRO 

Ladies Open, 2008 SAS Ladies Masters, 2008 Goteborg 

Masters, 2008 Madrid Ladies Masters. 


(1) 2007 Princess Lalla Meryem Trophy, Morocco. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(3) 2005, 2007, 2009 

TOUR RECORD: 


2003 87.78 51 

2004 234.62 23 

2005 €164,739.73 4 

2006 €415,020.50 2 

2007 €207,824.97 3 

2008 €391,839.58 1 

2009 €137,730.27 9 

2010 €74,679.16 30 

2011 €51,285.20 46 

2012 €99,744.81 17 

Anna Nordqvist 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

10 June 1987 – Eskilstuna 

Turned Professional 1 January 2009 – PGA Sweden 


LET Victories 

2 (2011 – team event) 

Other Victories (Last) 2 (2009 – LPGA) 






PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Anna played in 3 LET events with the following 

results: 7th at the Evian Masters, T10th at the ISPS 

Handa Australian Open and MC at the Ricoh Women’s 

British Open. Season’s earnings: €106,404.97 (13). 

2012 LPGA results: played in 28 events, 26 cuts made, 

$688,703 (19), 11 top-10 finishes. Ranked fourth on Tour 

in birdies. Crossed the $2 million mark in career earnings 

after a T31 finish at the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic. 

n In 2011, along with Sophie Gustafson, successfully 

defended the European Nations Cup team event in Spain. 

Played in four other events on the LET schedule with 

season-best finish a tie for 7th at the Ricoh Women’s 

British Open. Recorded 5 top-10 finishes on the LPGA 

with a season-best tie for 2nd at the Lorena Ochoa 

Invitational. Member of the victorious European 

Solheim Cup Team at Killeen Castle in Ireland; posted 

a 2-2-0 record with two points scored taking overall 

record to 4-4-0. 

n In 2010, won the Comunitat Valenciana European 

Nations Cup at La Sella Resort in Spain, representing 

Sweden with Sophie Gustafson. 

n Posted three top-10 finishes on the LET including 

2nd at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, 6th at the 

AIB Ladies Irish Open and 9th at the Women's 

Australian Open. On the LPGA, tied for second at 

the LPGA State Farm Classic; tied for 10th at the 

Kraft Nabisco Championship and won the Mojo 6, 

an unofficial LPGA event. 

n In 2009, after winning LET Q School for 2009 at 


La Manga Club by three strokes in January, Anna 

became a first-time winner at the McDonald's LPGA 

Championship Presented by Coca-Cola, the second 

major championship of 2009. She later earned her 

second victory at the 2009 LPGA Tour Championship 

Presented by Rolex. Selected as a Captain’s pick by 

Alison Nicholas to represent Europe at The Solheim Cup 

as a rookie. She competed in 8 tournaments on the 

LET and recorded four top ten finishes. Her season best 

was second at the Madrid Ladies Masters, where she 

shot a career-low 63 in the final round to make a play-off, 

only to be defeated by Azahara Munoz at the first extra 

hole. Anna also tied for fourth at the Omega Dubai 

Ladies Masters, tied for 5th at the S4/C Wales Ladies 

Championship and tied for 10th at the Deutsche Bank 

Ladies Open. Named 2009 Ryder Cup Wales Rookie 

of the Year. 

AMATEUR 

British Girls Amateur Champion 2005. British Amateur 

Champion 2008. Won European Team Championships 

in 2006 and 2008. Won World Amateur Team 

Championship 2008. Won Smyth Salver as the leading 

amateur at the 2008 RICOH Women’s British Open at 

Sunningdale (T42nd). Leading amateur at the 2008 

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika (T6th). Leading 

amateur in US women’s college golf whilst representing 

Arizona State University in 2008. Turned professional 

with a handicap of +4.8. Anna won LET Q School for 

2009 at La Manga Club by three strokes. 

PERSONAL 

183cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Started playing 

golf at the age of 13 at home in Eskilstuna, located 

a one-and-a-half hour drive south of Stockholm, in 

Sweden. Attended Arizona State University, where she 

studied Inter Disciplinary Studies for two-and-a-halfyears. 

Resides in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. Anna’s 

hobbies include watching and playing all sports. She 

used to swim for six years but decided that she was 

best at golf. Now coached by Tim Suzoy and attached 

to Torshalla Golf Club in Sweden. Anna’s role model 

was Annika Sorenstam, who stepped away from the 

game at the time when Anna was turning professional. 

Twitter: @ANordqvist 


(2) 2010 Comunitat Valenciana European Nations Cup, 

partnering Sophie Gustafson (team event). 2011 

European Nations Cup, partnering Sophie Gustafson 

(team event). 

CAREER VICTORIES 

(2) 2009 McDonald's LPGA Championship Presented 

by Coca-Cola; 2009 LPGA Tour Championship 

Presented by Rolex. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(2) 2009, 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €100,966.74 13 

2010 €116,688.68 13 

2011 €95,069.44 17 

2012 €106,404.97 13 

Elina Nummenpaa 

Country 

Finland 

Born 

7 September 1983 – Turku 



AMATEUR 

2009 Finnish Amateur Champion. Finished T20th at Lalla 

Aicha Tour School for 2013. 

PERSONAL 

162cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Started golf in 

1996, lives in Tampere, Finland. Enjoys all sports. 


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Lee-Anne Pace 

Country 

South Africa 

Born 

15 February 1981 – Paarl 

Turned Professional May 2005 




Tournaments Won 5 




PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 19 events, posted 6 top 10 finishes 

with a season-best T2nd at the South African Women’s 

Open. Season’s earnings: €159,616.91 (7th) 

n In 2011, Lee-Anne played in 21 LET events and 

recorded nine top-10 finishes including 3 second places, 

one third, one fourth, three fifths and one sixth. Her best 

performances were at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, 

where finished second followed by the Deutsche Bank 

Ladies Swiss Open, where she tied for second as the 

defending champion and Open de España Femenino, 

where she also tied for second. 

n Lee-Anne had an unforgettable season picking up 

5 victories on her way to winning the Henderson Money 

List. She claimed her maiden Ladies European Tour 

victory at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open at 

Golf Gerre Losone. She then claimed the S4C Wales 

Championship at Conwy and the Finnair Masters at 

Helsinki Golf Club. Needing to seal her place at the top 

of the Henderson Money List she won back-to-back 

events in China: the Sanya Ladies Open at Yalong Bay 

Golf Club and the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open at Suzhou 

Taihu International Golf Club. She posted five other 

top-10 finishes including a tie for 2nd at the Aberdeen 

Ladies Scottish Open; tied 4th at the Tenerife Ladies 

Open; tied 5th at the Portugal Ladies Open; 6th at the 

Open de France Feminin and a tie for 7th at the Korean 

Ladies Masters. She won the 2010 Henderson Money 

List, becoming the first ever South African in LET history 

to do so. She was also voted as the Players’ Player of 

the Year receiving an overwhelming majority with 92 per 

cent of the vote. 

AMATEUR 

Multiple winner of South Africa national tournaments. 

Individual winner of the 2003 Ohio Valley Conference 

Championship while at Murray State University. 2003 

Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year. 2003 Murray 

State Player of the Year. 2005 NCAA All-American 

Second Team selection while at University of Tulsa. 

Individual winner of the 2005 WAC Championship. 2005 

University of Tulsa Player of the Year. Represented South 

Africa six times, including in two World Amateur 

Championships in Malaysia and Puerto Rico. 

PERSONAL 

168cm tall with brown hair and green eyes. Hobbies 

include reading and all water sports. Influenced by 

mother and father, Val Holland, Holley Hair, and Brad 

Whalen. Attended University of Tulsa and has a degree 

in Psychology. 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Lee-Anne- 

Pace/146927828688430 


(5) 2010 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, S4C Wales 

Championship, Finnair Masters, Sanya Ladies Open, 

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €12,400.16 110 

2008 €34,343.31 64 

2009 €77,494.77 21 

2010 €337,567.77 1 

2011 €209,444.49 5 

2012 €159,616.91 7 


Celine Palomar 

Country 

Born 

France 

30 October 1982 – Avranches, 

France 

Turned Professional February 2009 





T18th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her first full year on tour, Celine played in 

15 tournaments. Her best finish was T18th at the Ladies 

Irish Open and Hero Women’s Indian Open. Season’s 

earnings €21,675.34 (91). 

n Celine attended LET Final School 2012 and finished 

tied for 7th, earning full LET membership in category 8a. 

In 2011 she played in a few events on the LET Access 

Series (feeder tour) with best career finish of fourth at the 

Azores Ladies Open. In 2009 and 2010 she finished 5th 

at the Banesto Golf Tour Order of Merit. 


Since she turned professional she has been played 

at different tours in Spain and Europe (Banesto and 

LETAS) and some LET tournaments (four in total). 

PERSONAL 

178 cm, brown hair and eyes. Following in the footsteps 

of her father and brother, Celine started golf at age 15 as 

part of the school's first golf club, the Golf Club's course 

Poitevin Mignaloux-Beauvoir. She chose to combine 

national and international competitions with biochemical 

engineering studies at INSA Toulouse (one year at 

Bucknell University in the U.S.) and a Master Marketing 

at HEC Paris. She lives currently in Spain, Somo, and 

practices at Real Golf de Pedreña, Seve’s home course. 

Vicente Ballesteros (Seve’s brother) is coaching her. 

Hobbies include other sports like tennis, VTT, football and 

basketball. Official website: www.celinepalomar.com 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €21,675.34 91 

Florentyna Parker 

Country 

England 

Born 

20 June 1989 – Henstedt, Germany 





Tournaments Won (last) 1 (2010) 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 18 tournaments and posted 3 top 

10s: T2nd at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open, 3rd at the China Suzhou Taihu Open 

and 10th at Deloitte Ladies Open. Season’s earnings: 

€101,237.47 (15th). 

n In 2011, Florentyna played in 24 LET events and had 

three top-ten finishes including a tie for second at the 

Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. Finished 7th at the Allianz 

Ladies Slovak Open and tied for 9th place at the Omega 

Dubai Ladies Open. 

n In 2010, Florentyna followed her impressive rookie 

season by picking up her first win at the ABN AMRO 

Ladies Open with a two shot victory over Krystle 

Caithness. With a further seven top ten finishes 


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Florentyna finished 11th on the Henderson Money List. 

n In 2009, Florentyna made a spectacular start to life 

as a professional golfer. In her rookie year, she recorded 

two top ten finishes with her season best a tie for 2nd 

at the AIB Ladies Irish Open, supported by Ireland, at 

Portmarnock Links. She also tied for 5th at the Portugal 

Ladies Open. She was second in the race for the Ryder 

Cup Wales Rookie of the Year with earnings of 

€64,915.00 and was 24th on the Henderson Money 

List having played in 18 events. 

AMATEUR 

2nd Portuguese Amateur. Finalist English Women’s Match 

play 2008. 3rd English Stroke play 2008 Represented 

GB&I at the 2008 Curtis Cup at St Andrews. Turned 

professional with a handicap of +4.4.

PERSONAL 

Born in Henstedt, Germany and lives in Gut Waldhof. 

Parents are English. Speaks English and German fluently. 

Attended school in Germany and after leaving spent 

one year playing full time amateur golf in 2008. Coached 

by father Tim Parker, the professional at St. Dionys Golf 

Club in Germany. Brother Ben Parker is a professional 

golfer on the Challenge Tour. Plays at Waldhof GC in 

Germany and Royal Birkdale in England. Represents 

Golf Lounge Hamburg and England. Hobbies include 

tennis, shopping and reading. 

Official website: www.florentynaparker.com 


(1) 2010 ABN AMRO Ladies Open 

TOUR RECORD: 


2009 €64,915.00 24 

2010 €121,140.36 11 

2011 €81,403.12 28 

2012 €101,237.47 15 

Mikaela Parmlid 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

22 September 1980 – Gothenburg 






Lowest Round 

68 (5 times) (62 on LPGA) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 12 tournaments and made 10 cuts, 

posting 4 top 10s including a career best T2nd at the 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria. Season’s earnings: 

€77,842.48 (31). 

n In 2011, played in five LET events but did not make 

a cut. Finished in the top 30 from Qualifying School 

earning a full card for 2012. 

n In 2010, tied for 10th at the CVS/pharmacy LPGA 

Challenge. 

n In 2009, recorded a career-best tie for eighth at the 

Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic Presented by Kroger, 

where she also carded a career-low 62 (-9) in the third 

round; tied for ninth at the LPGA Corning Classic. 

n In 2008, best finish was a tie for ninth at the Longs 

Drugs Challenge. 

n In 2007, best finish was a tie for 13th at the SemGroup 

Championship Presented by John Q. Hammons. 

n In 2006, best finish was a tie for 15th at the Wendy’s 

Championship for Children. 

n In 2005, best finish was a tie for 10th at the LPGA 

Takefuji Classic, where she was a Monday qualifier. 

n In 2004, best finish was a tie for 21st at the State 

Farm Classic. 

n In 2003, tied for 22nd at the LPGA Final Qualifying 

Tournament but lost in a three-hole, eight-way playoff for 

the final exempt card and earned non-exempt status for 

the 2004 LPGA season; turned professional in August. 

AMATEUR 

Parmlid was the 2003 NCAA individual champion while 

at University of Southern California and was a member 

of the 2003 NCAAChampionship Team. She won five 

collegiate tournaments. Parmlid was the 2003 Honda 

Award Winner and a nine-time member of the Swedish 

National Team. She was also the top amateur at the 

Compaq Open in Sweden, an event on the Evian Ladies 

European Tour, for four consecutive years (1999-2002). 

PERSONAL 

160cm tall. Started playing golf at the age of 9.Credits her 

father and her teacher Mike Malaska as the individuals 

most influencing her career. Educated at the University of 

Southern California (2003, Economics). Enjoys spending 

time with friends and family, skiing, tennis and sailing. 

Represents Gothenburg GK. 

Website: www.mikaelaparmlid.com 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €77,842.48 31 


Suzann Pettersen 

Country 

Norway 

Born 

7 April 1981 – Oslo 



LET Victories (Last) 5 (2011) 


LPGA Victories (Last) 10 (2012) 


Major Championships (Last) 1 (2007) 


Tournaments Played (LET) 58 


Lowest Round 

62 (61 on LPGA) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 4 LET events with a best finish of 2nd 

at the Ladies Irish Open. Season’s earnings: €69,211.93 

(39). 2012 LPGA season in a nutshell: played 24 events, 

23 cuts made, $1,182,860 (9), five top-10 finishes. 

Recorded back-to-back victories at the LPGA KEB 

HanaBank Championship and the Sunrise LPGA Taiwan 

Championship Presented by Audi. Sixth consecutive 

season to cross the $1 million in season earnings. 

n In 2011, Suzann played the majority of her season on 

the LPGA and had a sensational season including 2 wins 

and 11 top-ten finishes. First victory came in May at the 

Sybase Match Play Championship and her second win 

at the Safeway Classic Presented by Coca-Cola. She 

finished fifth at the Money List and made a total of 

$1,322,770.00 season’s earning. She also played three 

LET events which included a win at the Ladies Irish Open 

and tied for 6th place at the Evian Masters. Made her 

sixth appearance at the Solheim Cup and helped lead 

the European Team to victory by securing one of the 

most important points in the Sunday singles. 

n In 2010, Suzann played the majority of her season on 

the LPGA. Finished runner-up at the Honda PTT LPGA 

Thailand, the Kraft Nabisco Championship and the 

Bell Micro LPGA Classic; tied for second at the U.S. 

Women’s Open, the CN Canadian Women’s Open and 

the Lorena Ochoa Invitational with season’s earnings of 

$1,557,174.50. Suzann’s best finish on the LET was 5th 

at the Evian Masters Presented by Société Générale. 


Won the French Open in 2001 in only her second start as 

a professional after beating Becky Morgan in a playoff. 

Finished runner up at the German Open behind Karine 

Icher. Finished runner up at the WPGA Championship of 

Europe behind Helen Alfredsson. Finished second at the 

Mexx Sport Open behind Karine Icher after a playoff. Won 

LET Rookie of the Year on 2001. Lost another playoff to 

Karrie Webb for the Australian Open in 2002. Lost yet 

another playoff to Iben Tinning for the Irish Open. Lost in 

her most recent playoff to Sophie Gustafson at the 2003 

HP Open after shooting 62 to get into it. Playoff is not her 

favourite word! Represented Europe in the 2002 Solheim 

Cup in her rookie year. Represented Europe in the 2003 

Solheim Cup, winning four points and conceding her 

singles match to Beth Daniel when she knew Europe had 

won the Cup. Represented Europe in her third Solheim 

Cup at Crooked Stick GC, Carmel, Indiana, where she 

was undefeated winning 3 points out of a possible four. 

Played in The Solheim Cup in 2007 at Halmstad GC in 

Sweden. Won six tournaments around the world in 2007 

and rose to number two in the Rolex Women’s World 

Rankings by the end of the year. Won 2 LET tournaments 

in 2008: the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open at Golf 

Gerre Losone and the AIB Ladies Irish Open at 

Portmarnock Links. Ranked fifth in the world at the end 

of the 2008 season. Earned 10th worldwide victory at 

the 2009 the CN Canadian Women's Open. Made 5th 

Solheim Cup appearance at Rich Harvest Farms, USA. 

Ranked as World No.3 at the end of 2009. In 2011 

added three more individual victories (two on the LPGA 

and one on the LET) to her CV. She also made her sixth 

Solheim Cup appearance at Killeen Castle, where the 

European Team regained the Cup from the US Team. 

She won one of the most vital points in her singles 

match against Michelle Wie, recovering from being 

1 down and finishing with three birdies to help secure 

victory for European team. 

AMATEUR 

World Amateur Champion 2000, British Girls Champion 

1999, Norwegian Champion 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 

2000. Gained Evian Tour card after finishing 11th in LET 

Qualifying School 2001. 

PERSONAL 

175cm with blond hair and blue eyes. Lists most sports, 

especially skiing, keeping fit and music amongst her 

hobbies. Names Norway’s Athlete of the Year in 2008 and 

2010. Attached to Oslo GC. Represents Nike. 

Official website Blog: www.suzanngolf.com 

Facebook page: 

www.facebook.com/people/Suzann- 

Pettersen/840815262 

www.facebook.com/pages/Suzann- 

Pettersen/115737465121043 

Twitter: @suzannpettersen 


(5) 2001 French Open, 2007 SAS Masters, 2008 

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 2008 AIB Ladies Irish 

Open, 2011 Ladies Irish Open. 


(10) 2007 Michelob ULTRA Open, McDonalds LPGA 

Championship presented by Coca-Cola, Longs Drugs 

Challenge, HANA Bank KOLON Championship, Honda 


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LPGA Thailand 2007, 2009 CN Canadian Women's 

Open, 2011 Sybase Match Play Championship, 2011 

Safeway Classic Presented by Coca-Cola. 2012 LPGA 

KEB HanaBank Championship and the Sunrise LPGA 

Taiwan Championship Presented by Audi. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(6) 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2001 8,014.30 2 

2002 4403.40 8 

2003 307.98 11 

2004 – – 

2005 €38,924.05 

2006 €52,903.52 34 

2007 €79,603.51 25 

2008 €183,278.68 6 

2009 €9,037.27 107 

2010 €149,489.66 7 

2011 €142,087.19 9 

2012 €69,211.93 39 

Pornanong Phatlum 

Country 

Thailand 

Born 4 December 1989 

Turned professional February 2006 



1 (2012 Hero Women’s 

Indian Open) 

Other Victories (last) 6 (2013 Hitachi Open in 

Taiwan) 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played in 5 LET events and made 3 cuts. 

Won the Hero Women’s Indian Open at DLF Golf and 

Country Club for the third time in the event, which was 

tri-sanctioned with the Ladies Asian Golf Tour (LAGT) and 

Women’s Golf Association of India (WGAI). Also finished 

2nd at the World Ladies Championship in China. On the 

LPGA, played 26 events, 20 cuts made, $217,577 (55). 

Recorded a career-best T12 at the Mobile Bay LPGA 

Classic. Won the HSBC LPGA Brasil Cup, an unofficial 

event on the LPGA Tour. 

n In 2011, best finish was a tie for 13th at the Honda 

LPGA Thailand and the RR Donnelley LPGA Founders 

Cup; tied for 18th at the Safeway Classic Presented 

by Coca-Cola; tied for 19th at the LPGA State Farm 

Classic; tied for 24th at the Kia Classic; tied for 25th at 

the Wegmans LPGA Championship; won the Hitachi 

Ladies Classic in Taiwan. 

n In 2009, successfully defended her title at the DLF 

Women's Indian Open for her fourth career international 

victory; carded a career-low 67 in the first round of the 

Navistar LPGA Classic Presented by Monaco RV; carded 

her first LPGA career hole-in-one during the third round 

of the Safeway Classic Presented by Coca-Cola. 

n In 2008, won the DLF Women’s Indian Open and 

Thailand Ladies on the Ladies Asian Golf Tour (LAGT); 

tied for 34th at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to 

earn Priority List Category 20 for the 2009 LPGA season. 

n In 2006, turned professional in February. 

AMATEUR 

Phatlum was competitive on the pro circuit as an 

amateur. She competed on the Ladies Asian Golf Tour 

(LAGT), finishing tied for 16th at the 2005 Phuket Ladies 

Masters and winning the 2006 Hong Kong Ladies Open 

prior to turning professional. 

PERSONAL 


her father as the individual most influencing her career. 

Education: Chaiyaphum Rajabhat University Hobbies 

include shopping, listening to music, surfing the Internet 

and watching movies. Represents Singha and Callaway. 


(1) 2012 Hero Women’s Indian Open 


(6) Winner Hong Kong Ladies Open 2006 (as amateur), 

2008 DLF Women’s Indian Open, Thailand Ladies on the 

Ladies Asian Golf Tour (LAGT); 2009 DLF Women's 

Indian Open; 2011 Hitachi Ladies Classic in Taiwan, 2013 

2011 Hitachi Ladies Classic in Taiwan. 2012 HSBC LPGA 

Brasil Cup (non-official event). 


Eleanor Pilgrim 

Country 

Wales 

Born 

15 February 1977 – Newport 



Career Earnings (Euro) 53,043,70 




2nd 


PROFESSIONAL 

Eleanor was 2nd at the 2005 KLM Ladies Open at 

Valkanswaard G&CC in Holland. She was leading going 

into the final round and was two strokes ahead with two 

holes to play but was eventually defeated by Virginie 

Lagoutte-Clement at the second extra hole of a sudden 

death play-off. 

AMATEUR 

1st reserve in the 2002 Curtis Cup. Welsh International 

from 1995-2002. Welsh Closed Senior Champion 1997 

and 2000. South Western Champion 1997 and 2000. 

Won Sunningdale Critchley Salver 2002. Won 1996 Idaho 

State Invitational, 1998 Northern Arizona Invitational. Big 

Sky Conference Champion 1996 and 1998. Runner-up 

Pepperdine Invitational 1997. 

PERSONAL 

Eleanor holds a BA in art from Northern Arizona 

University. She enjoys singing and playing the guitar, 

oil painting and bird watching. Influenced by her family 

and coach David Llewellen. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2003 €18,839.69 63 

2004 €3,204.39 110 

2005 €54,746.37 31 

2006 €30,626.97 57 

2007 €40,163.28 53 

2008 €5,463.00 143 

2009 - - 

2010 - - 

2011 - - 

2012 - - 

Titiya Plucksataporn 

Country 

Thailand 

Born 

24 December 1982 – Bangkok 







5th 

Lowest Round 

65 (3 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Titiya played 19 events, 12 cuts made with a 

best finish of 9th at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France. 


n In 2011, Titiya played 19 events including one top ten 

finish at the Hero Women’s Indian Open, where she tied 

for 8th place. She has also finished tied for 11th place at 

the Finnair Masters. 

n In 2010 Titiya played 21 events with a season best tie 

for 8th at the Hero Honda Indian Women’s Open. Finished 

62nd on the Henderson Money List with season’s 


AMATEUR 

Finished 9th at the 2005 Thailand Ladies Open as an 

amateur. Runner up at the World Team Golf Championship. 

Winner of the Singapore Ladies Golf Championship. Runner 

Up at the South Eastern Asian Game (Individual and Team). 

Runner up at the Queen Sikrit Cup (Individual and Team). 


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PERSONAL 

158cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Enjoys 

watching movies, especially comedies. Started to play 

golf at age 12. Influenced by father Mr Tarat who also acts 

as coach and caddy. Holds a degree in Politics from the 

Faculty of Political Science at Ramchamhang University. 

Official website: www.champtob.com 


(1) 2013 Royal Open in Taiwan (LAGT) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2006 €9,218.58 115 

2007 €34,505.25 58 

2008 €33,188.94 65 

2009 €29,007.11 59 

2010 €30,871.93 62 

2011 €23,375.00 87 

2012 €33,706.36 74

Mireia Prat 

Country 

Born 

Spain 

14 October 1989- Torrelló, 

Barcelona 






T28th 


PROFESSIONAL 

In 2012, her first season on the LET, Mireia played 11 

tournaments, 4 cuts made, best finish T28th at the South 

African Women’s Open. Ended 139th on the Order of 

Merit with season’s earnings €4,934.50. Returned to 

Lalla Aicha Tour School and ended T49th, €4,934.50 

earning LET membership in category 9B. 

AMATEUR 

Member of National Team. 2008-2009 Finish International 

Champion. Silver medal European Ladies Amateur 

Team Championship (2010-11). Mireia attended LET 

Final Q-School and finished tied for 30th and had to 

play a playoff to get the 30th spot. Unfortunately, she 

did not secure a place in the top 30 but will have some 

playing options in 2012. 

PERSONAL 

Brown hair and eyes. Started to play aged ten. Influenced 

by family and Spanish team mates. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €4,934.50 139 

Pamela Pretswell 

Country 

Scotland 

Born 

6 May 1989 – Lanark 

Turned Professional July 2012 


PROFESSIONAL 

After winning on the LET Access Series as an amateur, 

Pamela turned professional in July 2012 and made 

professional debut at the Ladies Norwegian Challenge. 

Playing on the tour for the remainder of the season, 

she finished 2nd at the Azores Ladies Open, 3rd at 

the Golfstream Ladies Open and T3rd at the Samso 

Ladies Open. She won the LETAS Order of Merit 

earning membership of the LET for the 2013 season in 

category 7 and will play as a rookie on the LET in 2013. 

AMATEUR 

In 2012, won the Ljungbyhed Park Ladies PGA Open in 

Sweden on the LET Access Series, becoming the first 

amateur to win on the tour which launched in 2010. 

Member of the victorious 2012 GB&I Curtis Cup Team. 

Member of the victorious 2011 GB&I Astor Trophy team. 

2010 British Ladies’ Strokeplay champion. In 2009, 

finished 4th at the European Individual Championship. 

2008 Swiss Ladies Strokeplay Champion. 2008 Scottish 

University Champion. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf in 2003 at Bothwell Castle, aged 14. 

Attached to Nairn Golf Club. Influenced by family and 

coach Alan Murdoch. Graduated from the University 

of Glasgow in June 2011 with an Honours degree in 

Business and Management. Enjoys spending time with 

friends and family, watching movies, watching and playing 

different sports. 

Twitter: @PamelaPretswell 


(1) Ljungbyhed Park Ladies PGA Open in Sweden 

(LETAS) 


Fiona Puyo 

Country 

France 

Date of Birth 

11 January 1987 – Epernay 



AMATEUR 

Women’s French Champion 2011; finished T49th at Lalla 

Aicha Tour School for 2013. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with brown eyes and hair. Started to play golf 

aged 14, in Venezuela. Raised in Venezuela, the Emirates, 

Argentina and France. Joined La Nivelle Golf Club’s junior 

team on return to live in France and earned a single digit 

handicap inside a year. After graduating from College in 

Business Administration, qualified for the LPGA Futures 

Tour (Symetra Tour). Plays at Frankfurt Golf Club 

(Frankfurt, Germany), Links at Stono Ferry (Charleston, 

SC USA) and Golf de la Nivelle (Ciboure, France). Current 

residence: Frankfurt, Germany. Lists family and coaches 

as greatest influences. Enjoys reading, surfing, playing 

saxophone and exploring new places and cultures. 

Margarita Ramos 

Country 

Mexico 

Date of Birth 

31 January 1990 – Mexico City 



AMATEUR 

Trained at IMG Academy full-time from 2001-04. 

Collegiately, she played at the University of Arizona 

(2008-12), earning first team All-Pac 10 and second-team 

All-American honors in 2009-10, and second team 

All-Pac 10 in 2010-11. Recorded a career best round 

of (-6) on the Cactus Tour in November 2012. 


PERSONAL 

Started playing golf aged 5, influenced by parents and 

brother. Enjoys running and swimming; speaks English, 

French and Spanish. Educated at Arizona University, in 

Tucson and majored in Business Management. 


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Isabella Ramsay 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

12 July 1987 – Brunnby 

Turned Professional 10 April 2006 


PROFESSIONAL 

Finished 2nd on the 2012 Nordea Tour Order of Merit 

(Sweden). Two wins on the Nordea Tour in 2012. 


PERSONAL 


play golf on April 3, 1993. Greatest influence: Golf teacher 

Peter Hansson. Plays at Arild GK. Hobbies include tennis 

and badminton. 

Dale Reid OBE 

Country 

Scotland 

Born 

20 March 1959 – Ladybank 

Exempt Status 

Lifetime Member 







Lowest Round 

58 (Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic 

1991) 


Elected honorary member of Tour after completing 20th 

victory in 1991 Ford Classic. Shared with Laura Davies, 

Nancy Lopez and Beth Daniel the then world record 20 

under par winning score achieved in 1987 La Manga 

Club European Open at Ferndown until 1995. Lowest 

round is a 58, which she recorded in the final round of 

the Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic at Fleming Park Golf 

Club in Hampshire in 1991. However, the Par for the 

course was 65 (34-31). Jane Connachan (Scotland) also 

recorded a 58 in the first round in the same tournament. 

Represented Scotland with Pam Wright in World Team 

Championship, Taiwan 1992. Won Order of Merit twice, 

1984 and 1987. Appeared in four Solheim Cup teams 

from 1990 through to 1996. When she missed the cut 

in the 1996 Guardian Irish Open it ended a run of 40 

tournaments without missing the cut. Returned to the 

1996 LPGA Final Qualifying to gain exempt status for 

1997 season and posted career best finish with tied for 

4th in 1997 SAFECO Classic. 1999 Came close to 

winning her first title in eight years before finishing T2nd 

in the Ladies Austrian Open. Led Europe to victory in 

2000 Solheim Cup at Loch Lomond and was reappointed 

European captain for 2002 Solheim Cup in 

America. 2000 Received OBE in New Years Honours list. 

AMATEUR 

Finalist Scottish Girls’ Championship 1974. 

Finalist French Girls’ Championship 1977. 

Scottish International 1978. 

PERSONAL 

162cm with brown hair and green eyes. Started playing 

golf aged four. Credits father Jack, John Stark and 

Charlie Earp as those most influencing her career. 

Enjoys watching movies, boating, fishing. Represents 

Ladybank GC and Scotland. 


(21) 1980 Carlsberg Coventry Tournament. 1981 

Carlsberg Gleneagles Hotel Tournament, Moben Kitchens 

Tournament. 1982 Guernsey Open. 1983 United Friendly 

Tournament, International Classic, Caldy Classic. 1984 

UBM Classic, JS Bloor Eastleigh Classic. 1985 Ulster 

Volkswagen Open, Brend Hotels International. 1986 

British Olivetti Tournament. 1987 Ulster Volkswagen 

Open, Volmac Dutch Open, La Manga Club European 

Open. 1987 Bowring Scottish Open. 1988 Birchgrey 

European Open, Toshiba Players Championship. 1990 


Haninge Open. 1991 Ford Classic, Bloor Homes 

Eastleigh Classic. 


(1) 1993 Rorstrand Open (Sweden). World Team 

Championship: 1992 

SOLHEIM CUP 

1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000 (Captain), 2002 (Captain) 

TOUR RECORD: 


1979 £50.00 43 

1980 £2,461.00 12 

1981 £7,322.00 4 

1982 £5,358.00 4 

1983 £8,504.00 4 

1984 £28,239.00 1 

1985 £16,223.00 6 

1986 £23,892.00 8 

1987 £53,815.00 1 

1988 £56,905.00 4 

1989 £21,782.00 18 

1990 £49,343.00 6 

1991 £64,494.00 3 

1992 £20,080.00 14 

1993 £25,553.00 10 

1994 £31,793.00 13 

1995 £25,894.00 21 

1996 £31,395.00 13 

1997 £20,205.00 28 

1998 £14,744.00 36 

1999 £25,017.00 30 

2000 634.00 67 

2001 2,054.27 19 

2002 801.93 51 

2003 42.10 84 

2004 53.20 74 

2005 €4,090.61 116 

2006 – – 

2007 – – 

2008 _ _ 

2009 _ _ 

2010 _ _ 

2011 _ _ 

2012 _ _ 

Melissa Reid 

Country 

England 

Born 

19 September 1987 – Derby 





Tournaments Won (last) 4 (2012 Raiffeisenbank 

Prague Golf Masters) 


Lowest Round 

65 (2 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Melissa played in 10 LET events. She claimed 

her fourth LET title at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf 

Masters on June 26 at Albatross Golf Resort in an 

emotional finale to her first event back after she lost her 

mother, Joy, in a tragic road accident in Germany four 

weeks previously. She earned two top 10 finishes earlier 

in the season: T7th at the World Ladies Championship 

and T4th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open presented by EventScotland. She retired 

from the final event of the season, the Omega Dubai 

Ladies Masters, due to injury. Season’s earnings: 

€82,752.69 (28). 

n In 2011, Melissa recorded two wins in the Deloitte 

Dutch Ladies Open at Broekpolder GC and the Open 

de España Femenino at La Quinta GC plus six top ten 

finishes including tied second at the ISPS HANDA 

Women’s Australian Open. She tied for third three 

times: at Ladies Irish Open, UNIQA Ladies Golf Open 

and Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open and, finally, tied for 

fourth at the New Zealand Women’s Open and Turkish 

Airlines Ladies Open. She was a first-time member of 

the European Solheim Cup team having earned her 

place on the team by leading the Ladies European 

Tour's Solheim Cup points' list. 

n In 2010, broke through with her first victory as a 

professional at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open at 

National Golf Club in Belek, Antalya; finished two strokes 

clear of Iben Tinning and Christel Boeljon. Posted 10 

additional top-10 finishes, the most on tour all year, 

including 2nd at the UniCredit Ladies German Open, 

tied for 2nd at the S4C Wales Championship, 3rd at 

the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, tied for 3rd at the 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, 4th at the AIB Ladies Irish 

Open, tied for 6th at the Lalla Meryem Cup, tied for 7th 

at the Tenerife Ladies Open, tied for 8th at the Allianz 

Ladies Slovak Open, tied for 9th at the Korean Ladies 

Masters, tied for 10th at the Open de France Feminin. 

Finished 3rd on the Henderson Money List: her best 

position in three years on Tour. 

n In 2009, Melissa recorded 8 top ten finishes. She 

posted a season-best of 2nd at the Deutsche Bank 

Ladies Swiss Open, tied for third at both the Women's 

Australian Open and HypoVereinsbank Ladies German 

Open. She finished 7th on the Henderson Money List 

with season’s earnings of €168,749.67 from 14 events 

played. 

n In 2008 Melissa became the Ryder Cup Wales Rookie 


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of the Year, in association with the Bill Johnson Trophy. 

She finished 2nd three times in 2008, at the ABN AMRO 

Ladies Open in the Netherlands, the Oxfordshire Ladies 

English Open and the Nykredit Masters in Denmark. 

AMATEUR 

Reid was a member of the GB&I team at the 2006 

Curtis Cup; a member of the 2005 European PING 

Junior Solheim Cup Team; the 2007 Commonwealth 

Team and the 2007 Vagliano Team. Titles that she won 

include the 2004 and 2005 English Girls’ Championship, 

the 2006 and 2007 Helen Holm Trophy; the 2007 

St Rule Trophy and the 2007 British Amateur Strokeplay 

Championship at Conway GC. She was Britain’s leading 

amateur in 2007 and also won the Smyth Salver as the 

leading amateur at the 2007 Ricoh Women’s British 

Open, on the Old Course at St Andrews, where she 

finished tied for 16th. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Resides in 

Loughborough. Started playing golf at the age of 11 after 

she could no longer play football with the boys. Interests 

include snowboarding, playing football and supporting 

Derby County. Credits Annika Sorenstam, her parents, 

coach Lawrence Farmer and Sir Clive Woodward as the 

individuals most influencing her career. 

Twitter: @melreidgolf 


(4) 2010 Turkish Airlines Ladies Open; 2011 Deloitte 

Dutch Ladies Open, Open de España Femenino, 2012 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(1) 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2008 €136,606.02 12 

2009 €168,749.67 7 

2010 €235,871.59 3 

2011 €286,577.77 2 

2012 €82,752.69 28 

Marion Ricordeau 

Country 

France 

Born 

21 August 1986 – Laon 




Events Played 14 


T11th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 6 LET events, 4 cuts made with 

a season-best T11th at the Deloitte Ladies Open in 

Holland. On the LET Access Series, played 12 events 

and finishing 2nd on the Order of Merit behind Pamela 

Pretswell, winning the Terre Blanche Ladies Open 

in France. 

n In 2011, played in 8 events with a season best 

T32nd at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France. 

AMATEUR 

World University Champion 2008. French Champion 

2009. 

PERSONAL 

Introduced to golf at the age of 12 by her parents. 

Holds at DUT in Techniques de Commercialisation 

from Toulouse University. Hobbies include reading, 

volleyball, handball and watching sports on TV. 


(1) 2012 Terre Blanche Ladies Open (LETAS) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €2,965.00 150 2012 €12,662.75 110 


Margherita Rigon 

Country 

Italy 

Born 

29 September 1982 – Arzignano 



Career Earnings 171,922.64 




T9th 

Lowest Round 

66 (2 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 16 events, 10 cuts made with a 

season-best T9th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open 

presented by Raiffeisen in Austria. Season’s earnings: 

€23,431.16 (87). 

n In 2011, Margherita played in 18 events and had her 

career-best finish at the Portugal Ladies Open where she 

was tied for 9th. She also finished tied for 12th at the 

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. 

n In 2010, recorded a season best tie for 14th at the 

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Played 19 events 

and finished 92nd on the Henderson Money List with 


AMATEUR 

2002 R/Up Junior French International. 

PERSONAL 

168 cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies 

include music, reading and snowboarding. Attended 

University of Communication in Feltre. Represents Golf 

Castelfranco, F.I.G. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 78.33 56 

2005 €11,679.42 83 

2006 €14,893.94 97 

2007 €28,557.40 69 

2008 € 19,717.68 95 

2009 €19,360.12 79 

2010 €17,169.23 92 

2011 €25,725.89 76 

2012 €23,431.16 87 

Morgana Robbertze 

Country 

South Africa 

Born 

29 July 1980 – Johannesburg 

Turned Professional 21 March 2002 





T12th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 2 LET events and equaled career best 

finish with a tie for 12th at the South African Women’s 

Open. Returned to Final Stage Lalla Aicha Tour School 

and finished T43rd earning membership of the LET for 

the 2013 season in category 9b. 

n In 2011, played 16 events. Season’s earnings: 

€14,790.00 (108). 

n In 2010, Morgana competed in 17 tournaments 

and recorded a career best tie for 12th at the Open de 

France Feminin, where she carded a career low 64 (-8) 

in the third round. She finished 105th on the Henderson 


Won the 2005 Pam Golding South African Open. 

Runner Up in the 2002 Devondale Kycero Mita. 

AMATEUR 

Junior and Senior Springbok (National colours). 


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PERSONAL 


golf at the age of 19. Hobbies include reading, tennis, 

rowing and yoga. Holds a diploma in Sports Psychology 

from Intec University in Cape Town. Previously worked in 

the marketing of insurance. Related to singer songwriter 

Dale Stephens. Influenced by Gary Player. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 – 169 

2008 €503.25 184 

2009 €19,153.53 80 

2010 €14,360.15 105 

2011 €14,790.00 108 

2012 €4,329.00 141

Galina Rotmistrova 

Country 

Date of Birth 

Turned professional May 2009 


Russia 

16 November 1986 – Moscow 

region 

AMATEUR 

2009 Russian Champion, lowest round: 67. Position at 

Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013: T63rd. 

PERSONAL 

176cm tall with blue eyes and red hair. Started golf in 

1994, aged 8 years. Older sister Ouliana played on the 

LET in 2004. Credits sportswomen as her greatest 

influence. Enjoys snowboarding and psychology. 

Resides in Moscow. 

Kaisa Ruuttila 

Country 

Finland 

Born 14 October 1983 







T3rd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Kaisa played in one event: Lalla Meryem 

Cup, but missed the cut. Played limited schedule due 

to back injury. 

n In 2011, Kaisa played in 17 events and added two 

top-10 finishes to her career including her best career 

finish at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, where she tied for 

third. Her second top ten arrived at the Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France, where finished tied for 4th. This has 

been her best season since she joined the tour and she 

finished 54th on the Money List with a total season’s 

earning of €46,023.95. 

n In 2009-2010, played on the Swedish Nordea Tour. 

Won the Nordea Tour women’s ranking in 2010 after 

winning four of 14 tournaments played: Fredrik Jacobson 

Masters (W) by Telenor, Felix Finnish Ladies Open, 

Landeryd Masters and Scandic Anglais Trophy Waxholm. 


In 2007, her rookie year, tied for 6th at the Finnair 

Masters in her native Finland. She returned to Final 

Qualifying School and finished 39th, earning a 

conditional card for 2008. 

AMATEUR 

2006 Finnish Matchplay Champion. 2005 Nordic 

Champion. 9th in the 2005 Ladies Finnish Masters at 

Helsinki GC as an amateur. 

PERSONAL 

169cm tall with blonde hair and brown eyes. Started to 

play golf at aged 9. Hobbies include all sports. Studying 

sport at Haaga Institute Polytechnic in Finland. Attached 

to Lakeside Golf Vammala. 

Official web page: www.kaisaruuttila.fi 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €8,896.00 124 

2008 €15,682.50 106 

2009 - - 

2010 - - 

2011 €46,023.95 54 

2012 - - 


Maria Salinas 

Country 

Peru 

Date of Birth 29 October 1989 

Turned professional December 2012 


AMATEUR 

2010 and 2011 Peru national champion; runner-up in 

2009 and 2012. Finished 3rd at the 2012 South 

American amateur; 2011 South American amateur runner 

up. 2011 South American team championship runner 

up.2012 NCAA div 1 central regional co-champion, 2012 

Lady Gator tournament individual champion, 2012 ACC 

tournament individual runner-up. 2011 Lady Puerto Rico 

Open Individual runner up. 2012 all American selection. 

2011, 2012 All ACC selection. 2009 SoCon freshman of 

the year. 2009 all SoCon team selection. 2011, 2012 All 

ACC academic team selection. Position at Lalla Aicha 

Tour School for 2013: T9th. 

PERSONAL 

161cm tall with brown hair and eyes. Started playing golf 

aged 6, on February 10, 1996. Credits brother, who 

started playing at the same time, as greatest influence. 

Educated at Florida State University, Tallahassee Florida. 

International affairs Major. Huge Real Madrid fan and also 

a frustrated football player. 

Sophie Sandolo 

Country 

France 

Born 

20 July 1976 – Nice 







T2nd 

Lowest Round 

66 (5 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 15 events, 8 cuts made and one top 

10: T9th at the Tenerife Open de Espana Femenino. 


n In 2011, Sophie played in 19 events and had her 

best season finish at the UNIQA Ladies Open where 

was tied for 17th. 

n In 2010, after recovering from injury, played in 14 

events and posted three top-10 finishes including 5th 

at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in Holland, tied 5th at 

the Portugal Ladies Open and tied 8th at the Turkish 

Airlines Ladies Open. Finished 58th on the Henderson 



n In 2006, won her first professional event at the 

Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco, before it was an event 

on the Ladies European Tour schedule. 

n In 2005, equaled career best finish with a tie for 2nd 

at the Catalonia Ladies Masters in Spain. 

n In 2003, recorded a career best tie for 2nd at the 

Open de Espana Femenino. 

AMATEUR 

1st European Amateur Championship 1999, 2nd 

European Amateur Championship 1998, Twice 2nd at 

World Amateur Team Championship 1996-1998 (played 

for Italy). All-American NCAA Division 1 West 1996-97. 

1st Swiss International Championship 1998. 1st Italian 

stroke play championship 1999. 

PERSONAL 

171cm with blond hair and green eyes. Enjoys most 


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sports, as well as movies, dancing, art and photography. 

Studied at UCLA with full Scholarship and played for the 

team. Attached to Royal Mougins Golf Club. 

Official website: www.sophie-sandolo.com 

Twitter: @sophiegolf 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sophie.sandolo 

www.facebook.com/pages/Sophie- 

Sandolo/119833408118355 

TOUR RECORD: 


2000 €12,375.77 62 

2001 €30,324.92 32 

2002 €34,542.92 39 

2003 €49,023.27 26 

2004 €25,668.24 44 

2005 €104,536.47 15 

2006 €59,433.32 30 

2007 €35,142.38 57 

2008 €11,558.91 116 

2009 €1,950.00 146 

2010 €37,654.32 55 

2011 €16,598.56 105 

2012 €20,446.34 94 

Jade Schaeffer 

Country 

France 

Born 

1 July 1986 – Reunion Island 








PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 13 events and recorded 2 top 10s: 

T2nd at the Sanya Ladies Open in China and T4th at the 

Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco. Recorded a career low 

62 (-8) during the fourth round of the Lacoste Ladies 

Open de France. Season’s earnings: €55,415.73 (55). 

n In 2011, Jade played in 13 events and won the 

inaugural Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters at Albatross 

Golf Resort for her second LET victory. 

n In 2010, played in 14 events with a season best 

finish 7th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. 


season earnings of €52,878.06. 


n In 2011 Jade won her second tournament at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. 

n In 2009, Jade became a first-time winner at the 

HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open, presented by 

Audi. She defeated Spain’s Paula Marti with a birdie at 

the first extra hole of a sudden death playoff at Golfpark 

Gut Häusern near Munich. She won by sinking a one 

metre putt on the par-five 18th hole, earning €45,000. 

Jade recorded five additional top 10 finishes: T4th at the 

ABN AMRO Ladies Open, T5th at the Portugal Ladies 

Open, T6th at the Carta Sì Ladies Italian Open and 

T9th at both the S4/C Wales Ladies Championship 

and Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. 

She finished the year ranked 10th on the Henderson 


AMATEUR 

2005 European Champion. Bronze medal in the 

2005 European Team Championships. 2003 French 

International Girls. 

PERSONAL 


to play golf aged 12. Sister of former LET professional 

Fany Schaeffer. Hobbies include sports, music, going 

to the cinema and having fun. Attached to Strasbourg 

Golf Club. 

Official website: www.jadeschaeffer.fr 

Twitter: @jadegolf 


(2) 2009 HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open 

presented by Audi; 2011 Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. 


(3) 2010 Dinard Ladies Open, 2010 Trophee Preven's, 

2011 Dinard Ladies Open (LETAS events) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €49,679.35 45 

2008 €37,548.14 58 

2009 €130,904.86 10 

2010 €52,878.06 40 

2011 €46,683.25 53 

2012 €55,415.73 55 


Viva Schlasberg 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 15 December 1986 






T30th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 3 events and made one cut: T30th at 

Lalla Meryem Cup. Returned to Tour School and earned 

membership for 2013 in category 9b. 

n Played full time golf for two years on the SAS Masters 

Tour from 2006-2008. Played 12 events on the SAS 

Masters Tour in Scandinavia in 2008 and finished 31st 

on the order of merit. Career best round is 66, posted at 

the last tournament of 2008. 

PERSONAL 

Lives in Lanskrona, Sweden. Has three older siblings. 

Hobbies include skiing, gymnastics, being outdoors 

and reading biographies. Practised team gymnastics 

for 16 years. Played golf from a very early age. Turned 

professional after leaving school at the age of 19. Role 

model is Tiger Woods. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €3,022.50 151 

Dewi-Claire Schreefel 

Country 

Netherlands 

Born 

12 November 1985 – Alkmaar 






2nd 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Dewi-Claire played in 8 LET events and 

posted 3 top 10 finishes including a career best result of 

2nd at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, where she shot 

a new tournament record 63 (-9) during the third round at 

Emirates Golf Club. Season’s earnings: €86,140.63 (24). 

n In 2011, Dewi-Claire played in 10 events with a season 

best finish tie for 11th at the Ricoh Women’s British Open. 

She also played in 15 events on the LPGA and ended 

ranked 62nd with a season’s earnings of $136,140.00. 

n In 2010, Dewi-Claire played in 7 events with a season 

best finish tie for 5th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open. 


season earnings of €21,573.00. 


Dewi-Claire Schreefel turned professional in October 

2008 and spent the 2009 season competing on the 

Duramed Futures Tour in the United States, where she 

won the ING New England Golf Classic, and finished in 

the top-10 four additional times. She finished 10th on 

the Duramed FUTURES Tour season-ending money list 

to earn membership for the 2010 LPGA season. 

AMATEUR 

Dewi-Claire enjoyed a successful amateur career, winning 

the 2004 Italian Women's Amateur Championship and 

the Dutch Match-Play Championship. As a junior she 

won the Dutch Stroke-Play Championship five times 

(1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004). At the University of 

Southern California, Schreefel was a member of the 2008 

NCAA National Championship team, the 2006 NCAA 

Individual champion, a three-time All-American and 

finished in the top-10 14 times, including three wins. 

PERSONAL 

Started playing golf at the age of 9. In addition to golf 

she enjoys field hockey and sailing. Represents Golf 

Team Holland. Twitter: @dcschreefel 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €21,573.00 77 2012 €86,140.63 24 

2011 €56,288.79 38 


Giulia Sergas 

Country 

Italy 

Born 

26 December 1979 – Trieste 







2nd (T2nd on LPGA) 

Lowest Round 

64 (65 on LPGA) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 9 events and made 7 cuts, posting 

2 top 10 finishes: T7th at both the World Ladies 

Championship and UniCredit Ladies German Open 

presented by Audi. Earned €83,545.56, finishing 26th 

on the Order of Merit. Also ended the season placed 

4th on the European Solheim Cup standings. 

n In 2011, Giulia played in 12 events on the LET and 

earned six top-10 finishes including a career best finish 

of second at the Sicilian Ladies Italian Open. She tied for 

second at the New Zealand Women’s Open, tied for 3rd 

at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, 5th at the Ladies Irish 

Open, tied for 6th at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France 

and tied for 9th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open. This 

was her best season to date on the LET, with earnings of 

€90,224.44. She also played 12 tournaments on the 

LPGA and finished ranked 95th with a total of season’s 

earnings of $50,090.00. 

n In 2010, Giulia played in 8 events on the LET with 

a season best tie for 4th at the Women’s Australian 

Open. She finished 41st on the Henderson Money List 

with season earnings of €51,020.50. On the LPGA, 

Guilia best finish was a tie for 15th at the Navistar 

LPGA Classic. 


2000 Bill Johnson Rookie of the Year. T3rd 2001 Ladies 

French Open. In 2009, Guilia represented Italy at the 

Comunitat Valenciana European Nations Cup in Spain 

with Veronica Zorzi and tied for 2nd. On the LPGA, tied 

for 11th at the Navistar LPGA Classic Presented by 

Monaco R.V. 

AMATEUR 

European Amateur Champion 1998. Runner-up World 

Cup 1996 and 1998. Played in three events on the 1999 

LET and finished leading amateur in all three, including 

the Weetabix Women's British Open where she was 

T24th. Also finished T21st in Ladies Italian Open and 

T49th in the Stilwerk Ladies German Open. 

PERSONAL 


snowboarding, music and tennis. Spent one year at the 

UCLA in California. 

Personal website: www.giuliasergas.com 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/giulia.sergas 

TOUR RECORD: 


2000 €35,238.32 28 

2001 €25,444.25 33 

2002 € 6,210.59 – 

2006 – – 

2007 – – 

2008 – – 

2009 €41,887.60 46 

2010 €51,020.50 41 

2011 €90,224.44 21 

2012 €83,545.56 26 


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Dawn Shockley 

Country 

Born 

USA 

4 September 1986 – Estes Park, 

Colorado 


Joined Tour February 2012 




T31st 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie season on tour, Dawn played in 10 

events and made 2 cuts with a season-best T31st at the 

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Eamed €5,573.75 

finishing 132nd on the Order of Merit. Returned to Lalla 

Aicha Tour School and finished T15th earning 

membership of the LET for 2013 in category 8a. 

n Dawn tied for 26th at LET Final Qualifying School for 

2012, earning membership in category 8a. In 2011, she 

played on the LPGA Futures Tour and earned a career 

best of 2nd place at the Santorini Riviera Nayarit Classic. 

AMATEUR 

Recorded eleven top-10 finishes, including two wins, in 

collegiate competition while at the University of Denver. 

Two-time NCAA Academic All-American selection (2005, 

2006). Three-time Sun Belt All-Conference Team 

selection (2006, 2008, 2009). Medallist at the 2009 NCAA 

East Regional Championship. 2009 NGCA All-American 

Honorable Mention selection. 

PERSONAL 

175cm tall, brown hair and green eyes. She started to 

play aged four. Hobbies include biking and mountain 

biking, snowboarding, camping, cooking, working out, 

wine and climbing. Credits her mother, her brother, 

D. Horter and M. Miller as greatest influences on her 

career. Attended University of Denver and graduated 

in Geography. Twitter: @dawniedshock 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €5,573.75 132 

Marta Silva 

Country 

Born 

Spain 

9 January 1990 – Santiago de 

Compostela 



AMATEUR 

2011 NCAA National Player of the Year, 2011 Honda 

Award, 2012 recognition of Circle of Honor at the 

University of Georgia, 2011 UGA Female Athlete of the 

Year. Four-time All-American, SEC freshman of the year, 

2011 NCAA player of the year; Runner up at European 

Ladies Amateur 2011, 2011 Spanish Amateur Champion. 

Finished T43rd at Lalla Aicha Tour School for the 2013 

LET season. 

PERSONAL 

167cm tall with brown hair and green/hazel eyes. Started 

to play golf aged 9, influenced by parents. Enjoys sports 

in general and music. Lives in Jerez de la Frontera. 


Ashleigh Simon 

Country 

South Africa 

Born 

11 May 1989 – Johannesburg 


Joined Tour 9 July 2007 






PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 18 events, made 12 cuts. Posted 

4 top 10 finishes: T3rd at ISPS Handa Ladies British 

Masters, T6th in both Slovakia and South Africa and 

T9th in Tenerife. Earned €70,020.38 and finished 38th 

on the Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, Ashleigh played in 20 events and recorded 

her second career win at the Portugal Ladies Masters 

at Campo Real. She also recorded five top-10 finishes, 

including tied 3rd at Sanya Ladies Open in China, tied 

5th at Ladies Scottish Open, joint 6th at Ladies Irish 

Open, tied for 7th at Lalla Meryem Cup, tied for 9th at 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. 

n In 2010, Ashleigh played in 18 events with a season 

best 3rd place in the Unicredit Ladies German Open and 

a tie for 3rd at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open. Ashleigh 

finished 14th on the Henderson Money List with season 



Ashleigh turned professional a day after her 18th birthday 

and made her professional debut playing on an invitation 

at the 2007 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Ashleigh 

became the second youngest ever winner on the LET 

after Amy Yang and the youngest ever professional 

winner at the age of 18 years and 37 days when she 

won the 2007 Catalonia Ladies Masters. As a result 

of her win Ashleigh became a Category 3 member 

(tournament winner) of the LET on 9th July 2008. In 2009 

on the LPGA, Ashleigh made 7 cuts from 15 starts and 

recorded a U.S. career-best tie for 23rd at the Navistar 

LPGA Classic Presented by Monaco RV. 

AMATEUR 

Ashleigh’s amateur career was nothing short of 

outstanding. She won the Ladies’ club championships 

at her club, the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington 

Golf Club, for the six years prior to her turning 

professional, the first time was when she was 12 years 

old. The club made her an honorary life member in 2004. 

In 2003 she became the youngest amateur to receive 

full South African colours when she played No.1 for her 

country in the Commonwealth tournament aged 14. In 

2004 she was the youngest player to win the WPGA 

Ladies South African Open on the Women’s Professional 

Tour and was the only amateur to have won it. She won 

at least one WPGA Tour event each year. She won the 

Jack Newton Junior International Classic in Australia in 

2004. In the same year she represented SA at the World 

Amateur Golf Championships in Puerto Rico, at 15 years 

of age. She also represented SA in the Women’s World 

Cup of Golf as an amateur from 2005-2007. In 2006 

Ashleigh won the SA amateur double and made a mark 

in the USA by winning the AJGA Rolex Tournament of 

Champions, being named a First Team Rolex Junior 

All American. She qualified for the Weetabix Women’s 

British Open and received invitations to play in two other 

Ladies European Tour events. The highlight of 2006 was 

Ashleigh and her team-mates winning the World Amateur 

Golf Championships on home turf in Cape Town. In total, 

Ashleigh received seven invitations to play in Ladies 

European Tour events as an amateur, in addition to 

three World Cups. In 2005, she played in the 

Scandinavian TPC and the Wales Ladies Championship; 

in 2006 she played in the Scandinavian TPC, the Wales 

Ladies Championship and the Dubai Ladies Masters 

and in 2007 she played in the MFS Women’s Australian 

Open, where she was the leading amateur in 20th place, 

and in the ANZ Ladies Masters, Australia. On 12th March 

2007 Ashleigh won the WPGA SA Open for the second 

time in three years as an amateur. She also finished as 

the leading points’ scorer on the WPGA Ladies’ Tour 

as a 17-year-old amateur. Ashleigh then won her third 

SA Amateur title becoming the only player in 101 years 

of the tournament to win it 3 times and win the double 

strokeplay and matchplay back-to-back. Her final 

appearance as an amateur was to represent South 

Africa in the 2007 Commonwealth Tournament, at 

her home club, the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington 

GC in May 2007. Turned professional in May 2007 

with a handicap of +3. 

PERSONAL 

Blonde hair with brown eyes. Hobbies and interests 

include sport, trying to play the guitar, spending time 

with friends, watching movies and listening to music. 

Especially likes rock music. Twitter: @ash_simon 


(2) 2007 Catalonia Ladies Masters, 2011 Portugal 

Ladies Open 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €31,150.33 63 

2008 €30,485.76 69 

2009 €6,982.08 116 

2010 €103,759.10 14 

2011 €98,472.94 15 

2012 €70,020.38 38 

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Marianne Skarpnord 

Country 

Norway 

Born 

11 February 1986 – Sarpsborg 








Lowest Round 

65 (2 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 19 events with a season best tie for 

2nd at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco. Season’s 

earnings: €56,127.79 (54). 

n In 2011, Marianne played in 13 events and finished 

tied for 23rd twice, at the RACV Ladies Masters and 

Finnair Masters. 

n In 2010, Marianne played in 7 events finishing runnerup 

twice; to Laura Davies at the Pegasus New Zealand 

Women’s Open and Sophie Gustafson at the AIB Ladies 

Irish Open. She finished 35th on the Henderson Money 

List with season earnings of €61,318.18. 


n In 2009, Marianne recorded two wins and seven 

additional top-10 finishes. She became a first time winner 

at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open at Golf Gerre 

Losone, finishing one stroke clear of England’s Melissa 

Reid. She then earned a second victory at the Carta Si 

Ladies Italian Open at Golf Club Le Rovedine in Milan, 

rolling in a six foot birdie putt at the third play-off hole to 

deny Laura Davies. 

n Marianne finished 4th on the Henderson Money List 

with season’s earnings of €203,350.38, which was 

her best result in five years on tour. At the end of the 

season, Marianne finished third at the LPGA Final 

Qualifying Tournament, where she earned Priority List 

Category 11 for the 2010 LPGA season. 

AMATEUR 

1st British Girls Championship 2003. Played in 

the winning European Junior Solheim Cup team 

at Bogskogens GC in Sweden 2003. 

PERSONAL 

175cm tall with dark blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies 

include fishing, shopping and going out with friends. 

First introduced to golf by her father. Sponsored by 

Nordea/Tag Heuer/ Peak/Toppgolf. Represents Moss 

& Rygge GC, Norway. 

Twitter: @MSkarpnord 


(2) 2009 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open; 

2009 Carta Sì Ladies Italian Open 


(1) 2012 Ladies Norwegian Challenge (LETAS) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2005 €6,673.00 121 

2006 €6,126.68 127 

2007 €460.00 167 

2008 €125,753.11 16 

2009 €203,350.38 4 

2010 €61,318.18 35 

2011 €25,577.89 78 

2012 € 56,127.79 54 

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Kristie Smith 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

7 August 1988 – Subiaco 



LET Career Victories (last) 1 (2011) 





International Victories (Last) 2 (2012 – Symetra Tour) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Kristie played 3 events on the LET with a 

season-best T21st at the ISPS Handa New Zealand 

Women’s Open. Earned €7,163.89 (128). Played 13 

tournaments on the US Symetra Tour and won the 

Tate & Lyle Players Championship. 

n In 2011, Kristie played in 16 events on the Ladies 

European Tour and earned her first LET victory at the 

New Zealand Women’s Open. She also recorded her 

third career top-10 finish at the Deutsche Bank Ladies 

Swiss Open, where ended joint second. This was her 

best season on the LET to date, finishing 20th on the 


€90,449.57. 

n In 2010, Smith earned her maiden professional title 

in January at the Royal Canberra Ladies Classic on the 

Australian Ladies Professional Golf (ALPG) Tour. Kristie 

played in 14 events with a season best 2nd place behind 

Maria Hernandez at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. She 

finished 24th on the Henderson Money List with season 



Kristie turned professional at the end of 2008 and played 

on the Duramed Futures Tour in the United States, where 

her best finish was a tie for 2nd at the 2009 ING New 

England Golf Classic in Bloomfield, Connecticut. Back 

on home soil, she tied for 20th at the 2009 ANZ Ladies 

Masters. With her second round of 62 (-10) at Royal 

Pines, setting an all-time LET record for most birdies in 

a round with 12 and equalled the record for most 

consecutive birdies in a round with seven in a row. 

Kristie recorded her first victory in 2011 at the New 

Zealand Women’s Open. 

AMATEUR 

Smith was a member of the Golf Australia National Squad 

and enjoyed a successful amateur career, as the 2008 

Australian amateur champion and the low amateur at the 

2008 MFS Women’s Australian Open at Kingston Heath 

Golf Club, where she finished in equal 5th place. 

PERSONAL 

Kristie Smith hails from Mount Pleasant in Western 

Australia and is the daughter of Australian professional 

golfer Wayne Smith. Her hobbies include shopping and 

working out. She is sponsored by Nike Golf. 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Kristie- 

Smith/104738700765 

Twitter: @nikegolfchick 


(1) 2011 New Zealand Women’s Open 

INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES 

(2) 2010 Royal Canberra Ladies Classic (ALPG Tour), 

2012 Tate & Lyle Players Championship (Symetra Tour) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €80,593.61 24 2012 €7,163.89 128 

2011 €90,449.57 20 


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Lisa Holm Sorensen 

Country 

Denmark 

Born 

29 September 1982 – Hanstholm 



Career Victories (last) 1 (2005) 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 9 events, made 5 cuts, posted 2 top 10 

finishes: T9th at the ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters 

and T10th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. 

Earned €23,626.45, ending 86th on the Order of Merit. 

n In 2011, Lisa played in 19 events and had one 

top-10 finish at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open where 

finished tied for 5th place. 

n In 2010, Lisa Holm played in 12 events with a 

season best 3rd at the Finnair Masters. She finished 

61st on the Henderson Money List with season earnings 

of €32,015.78. 


n In 2009, Lisa Holm carded a career low 62 (-11) in the 

first round of the SAS Ladies Masters at Larvik Golfklubb 

in Norway, where she posted a season best tie for 3rd 

place. Equalled the LET’s all time low score in relation to 

par. Represented Denmark at the Comunitat Valenciana 

European Nations Cup alongside Iben Tinning and tied 

for 10th place. 

AMATEUR 

Winner Doug Sanders International 2000. No.9 World 

Championship 2002. Danish Matchplay Champion 

2001-2002. 

PERSONAL 

165cm tall with light brown hair and blue eyes. Hobbies 

include listening to music, socialising with friends and all 

sports. Sponsored by Sjaelsoe Gruppen. Attached to 

Lubker Golf Resort, Denmark. 

Personal website: www.teamlisa.dk Twitter: @teamholm 


(1) 2005 Ladies Finnish Masters 

TOUR RECORD: 


2005 €37,799.00 35 

2006 €27,256.20 61 

2007 €64,944.82 35 

2008 €89,210.71 27 

2009 €26,141.25 65 

2010 €32,015.78 61 

2011 €25,346.99 80 

2012 €23,626.45 86 

Rebecca Sorensen 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

6 May 1986 – Grabo 



PROFESSIONAL 

Played first full season as a pro in 2012. Position at Lalla 


AMATEUR 

Won 2 collegiate tournaments, and had 16 top ten 

finishes. Awarded Southland Conference Golfer of the 

Year, Student-Athlete in 2010, and at the same time 

winning medalist honours. The only player in Southland 

Conference history to be named Player of the Year, 

Student-Athlete of the Year, and claim medalist honors at 

the conference tournament in the same season. 2008 

SLC Academic-Athletic First team. 2008 SLC Second 

Team. 2009 SLC Academic-Athlete First Team. 2009 SLC 

Second Team. 2010 SLC Student-Athlete of the Year. 

2010 SLC First Team. 2010 Capital Bank Scholar-Athlete 

of the Year. 2010 SLC Conference Player of the Year. 

PERSONAL 

Height: 172cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Started 

playing golf aged 7, in 1993. Lives (literally) on a golf 

course. Enjoys travelling, reading books, watching 

movies and working out at the gym. Education: Majored 

in Psychology and minored in Family and Consumer 

Science at the University of Central Arkansas (UCA), 

graduated with a bachelors degree in May 2010. 


Annika Sörenstam 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

9 October 1970 – Stockholm 



Career Victories (last) 

89 wins worldwide 


LPGA Victories 72 

Major Championship Victories 10 


Career Earnings (USD) $22,573,192.00 



Lowest Round 

64 (2 times) (59 on LPGA) 

PROFESSIONAL 

Won Rookie of the Year in 1993 after finishing second in 

the Ford Golf Classic, Holiday Inn Leiden Open, the 

European Open and the BMW Italian Open. Won 1994 

Rookie of the Year on the LPGA Tour. Made debut for 

Europe in the 1994 Solheim Cup match. Maiden win as a 

professional in the 1994 Holden Australian Open. In 1995 

became the first player to top both the European and 

LPGA Tour money lists in the same year. Established 

record winnings of £130,324 to win the Ford Order of 

Merit. Won the 1995 OVB Damen Open, her first win in 

Europe. Won the US Women’s Open, her first victory in 

the United States. In 1995 became the first European to 

win both the LPGA’s Rolex Player of the Year and Vare 

Trophy awards. In 1995 became the first woman to win 

Golf World Award for World Player of the Year. 

In 1996 retained the US Women’s Open with a record 

score and by six strokes, the largest winning margin since 

1980. 1997 Finished 1st on LPGA Money list with Tour 

record earnings of $1,236,789. Became only the second 

LPGA player to break $1 million barrier in season 

earnings. Her most successful season since joining the 

LPGA in 1993. Achieved six victories to take the Rolex 

Player of the Year Award. Had a remarkable 16 top-10 

finishes in 22 events for a scoring average of 70.04. Won 

the JC Penney/LPGA Skins Game. Finished the year first 

on PING Leader board. 1998 Finished top of the money 

list for the second year running. Voted Rolex Player of the 

Year for third time in four seasons. Winner of Vare Trophy 

with an LPGA all-time low scoring average. 2000 won 

Evian Masters (with an eagle in the playoff against Karrie 

Webb) and three other events on LPGA Tour. 2000 

finished leading unofficial money winner in Europe and 

second to Webb on LPGA money list. 2000 helped 

Europe to victory in Solheim Cup at Loch Lomond, 

where she was involved in a controversial incident in the 

Fourballs when she was asked to replay a chip-in that 

was taken out of turn. 2001 Won four consecutive events 

early in the season, including the Standard Register 

PING where she posted a new 18-hole scoring record 

of 59 (-13) during the second round. Captured the 

Nabisco Championship, to mark her first major victory 

since 1996. Won both events in Japan to total eight wins 

on the season. Became first ever player to break the $2 

million barrier in one season. Finished in the top twenty 

20 times in 26 starts. 2002 - Set or tied 20 records on 

her way to winning 13 times around the world in 2002. 

Won her fourth major at the Nabisco Championship. See 

2002 Highlights for more details. In 2003 Annika won the 

ADT money list on the LPGA breaking the $2million mark 

for the second straight season Annika won the Office 

Depot Championship Hosted by Amy Alcott, the Kellogg- 

Keebler Classic, the McDonald's LPGA Championship, 

Weetabix Women's British Open, completing the Career 

Grand Slam, the Safeway Classic and she three-peated 

at the Mizuno Classic. Also placed second at the Kraft 

Nabisco Championship, tied for second at the LPGA 

Takefuji Classic and the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic, tied 

for third at the Safeway PING Presented by Yoplait, 

finished fourth at the Samsung World Championship, 

placed sixth at the Michelob Light Open at Kingsmill, 

placed fourth at the U.S. Women's Open. Also won the 

Solheim Cup with Europe at Barsebäck. Became the first 

woman in 58 years to play on the PGA Tour when she 

teed up at the Colonial Bank of America Tournament in 

Fort Worth. In 2004, won half of the events she played in 

with ten victories around the world. In 2005, won eleven 

events around the world including two majors: the Kraft 

Nabisco Championship and the McDonald’s LPGA 

Championship, taking her total tally of majors to nine. 

Collected her eighth Rolex Player of the Year award and 

eighth ADT Official Money List title on the LPGA Tour. 

Won her sixth Vare Trophy with the fourth lowest scoring 

average in LPGA history, 69.33. Became the only player 

in LPGA history to sweep Rolex Player of the Year 

honours, the Vare Trophy and the ADT Official Money List 

title five times (Kathy Whitworth earned all three in 1966, 

1967, 1971 and 1972).Won four points out of a possible 

five at The 2005 Solheim Cup at Crooked Stick and 

became the event’s all-time leading points earner with 

21 1 ⁄2 points. In 2006, her second place finish at the John 

Q. Hammons Hotel Classic hoisted her over the $20 

million mark in career earnings ($20,000,980). Won her 

10th major championship at the US Women’s Open. 

(See 2006 Highlights for details). Won one event after 

injury in 2007: the Dubai Ladies Masters on the LET. 

In 2008 Annika, the greatest female golfer for a 

generation, stepped away from competitive play at the 

end of the 2008 season following the Dubai Ladies 

Masters in the UAE. At the time of her stepping away 

she was ranked 3rd in the world and still very much on 

her game. She won four times around the world in 2008, 


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with one win on the LET and three titles on the US LPGA 

Tour: the SBS OPEN at Turtle Bay, Stanford International 

Pro-Am, 2008 Michelob ULTRA Open. Secured her 89th 

career title at the inaugural Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 

in China on the Ladies European Tour. Defeating China's 

Li Ying Ye at the second extra hole of a sudden death 

playoff. 

AMATEUR 

Finalist US Amateur Championship 1992. Best individual 

World Amateur Team Championship 1992. Won seven 

collegiate titles while at University of Arizona, College 

Player of Year 1991. NCAA Champion 1991. NCAA 

All-American 1991, 1992. 

PERSONAL 


sports, music, computers and cooking. In 1995, she won 

the Athlete of the Year Award in Sweden, the country's 

most prestigious award in sports. Sister of Charlotta, 

fellow tour professional golfer. Annika started playing golf 

at the age of 12. Authored her first book, Golf Annika's 

Way, which was released in October 2004. In June 2008, 

Annika was named a USGA Ambassador. Annika has 

worked hard on her off-the-course businesses, which 

include the ANNIKA Academy, the ANNIKA Foundation, 

the ANNIKA Collection with Cutter & Buck, ANNIKA 

Financial Group, numerous golf course design projects, 

tournaments she hosts, along with her website and blog. 

New projects include an ANNIKA fragrance and wine, 

both launching in May 2009.Annika stepped away from 

competitive play at the end of the 2008 season. She 

married second husband Mike McGee on 10th January 

2009 at Lake Nona near her home in Orlando, Florida. 

McGee, the son of former PGA TOUR and CHAMPIONS 

TOUR golfer Jerry McGee, has served as Managing 

Director for the ANNIKA brand of businesses since Dec. 

2006, when he relocated to Orlando. Daughter, Ava 

Madelyn McGee, born 1st September 2009. Son, William 

Nicholas McGee, born 21st March, 2011. 


(17) 1995 OVB Damen Open, Hennessy Cup. 

1996 Trygg Hansa Open. 1997 Compaq Open, 1998 

Compaq Open. 2000 Evian Masters. 2002 ANZ Masters, 

Evian Masters, Compaq Open. 2003 Weetabix Women’s 

British Open. 2004 ANZ Ladies Masters, HP Open. 2005 

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika. 2006 Scandinavian 

TPC Hosted by Annika. 2006 Dubai Ladies Masters, 

2007 Dubai Ladies Masters. 2008 Suzhou Taihu Ladies 

Open in China. 


(72) 1994 Holden Australian Open Championship (ALPG 

Tour). 1995 U.S. Women’s Open, GHP Heartland Classic, 

Samsung World Championship of Women’s Golf, 

Australian Masters (ALPG Tour). 1996 U.S. Women’s 

Open, CoreStates Betsy King Classic, Samsung World 

Championship of Women’s Golf. 1997 Chrysler-Plymouth 

Tournament of Champions, Cup Noodles Hawaiian 

Ladies Open, Longs Drugs Challenge, Michelob Light 

Classic, CoreStates Betsy King Classic, ITT LPGA Tour 

Championship. 1998 Michelob Light Classic, ShopRite 

LPGA Classic, JAL Big Apple Classic, SAFECO Classic. 

1999 Michelob Light Classic, New Albany Golf Classic. 

2000 Welch’s/Circle K Championship, Firstar LPGA 

Classic in conjunction with the Children’s Medical Center, 

Jamie Farr Kroger Classic, Japan Airlines Big Apple 

Classic. 2001 Welch’s/Circle K Championship, Standard 

Register PING, Nabisco Championship, The Office Depot 

Hosted by Amy Alcott, Chick-fil-A Charity Championship 

hosted by Nancy Lopez, Bank of Montreal Canadian 

Women’s Open, CISCO World Ladies Match Play 

Championship, Mizuno Classic. 2002 LPGA Takefuji 

Classic, Kraft Nabisco Championship, Aerus Electrolux 

USA Championship Hosted by Vince Gill and Amy Grant, 

Kellogg-Keebler Classic, ShopRite LPGA Classic, 

Williams Championship, Safeway Classic, Samsung 

World Championship, Mizuno Classic, ADT 

Championship. 2003 The Office Depot Championship 

Hosted by Amy Alcott, Kellogg-Keebler Classic, 

McDonald’s LPGA Championship Presented by AIG, 

Safeway Classic Presented by Pepsi, Mizuno Classic, 

Nichirei Cup (LPGA of Japan Tour). 2004 Safeway 

International Presented by Pepsi, Office Depot 

Championship Hosted by Amy Alcott, LPGA Corning 

Classic, McDonald’s LPGA Championship Presented 

by Coca-Cola, John Q. Hammons Hotel Classic 

presented by Ford, Samsung World Championship, 

Mizuno Classic, ADT Championship. 2005 MasterCard 

Classic, Safeway Int. Presented by Coca-Cola, Kraft 

Nabisco Championship, Chick-fil-A Charity 

Championship, ShopRite LPGA Classic, McDonald's 

LPGA Championship, John Q. Hammons Hotel Classic, 

Samsung World Championship, Mizuno Classic, 

ADT Championship. 2006 MasterCard Classic, 

U.S. Women's Open Championship conducted by 

the USGA, State Farm Classic. 2008 SBS OPEN at 

Turtle Bay, 2008 Stanford International Pro-Am, 2008 

Michelob ULTRA Open. 

OTHER 

(1) 2006 Women’s World Cup of Golf with Liselotte 

Neumann for Sweden. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(8) 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 

2011 European Assistant Captain 

2013 European Assistant Captain 

TOUR RECORD: 


1993 £55,927.00 3 

1994 £58,360.00 4 

1995 £130,324.00 1 

1996 £41,500.00 – 

1997 £87,806.00 – 

1998 £54,688.00 – 

1999 £64,510.00 – 

2000 4,311.00 – 

2001 – – 

2002 – – 

2003 – – 

2004 – – 

2005 €180,639.36 – 

2006 €225,822.07 3 

2007 €170,794.70 7 

2008 €102,159.23 18 

2009 – – 

2010 _ _ 

2011 _ _ 

2012 _ _ 


Klara Spilkova 

Country 

Czech Republic 

Born 

15 December 1994 – Prague 






Lowest Round 

67 (2 times) 


7th 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her second year on tour, Klara played in 

15 events and made 9 cuts. Her season-best finish 

was T20th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. Needing 

a strong finish to the season to secure her tour card 

for 2013, Klara delivered with a T34th at the Omega 

Dubai Ladies Masters to finish 90th on the ISPS Handa 

Order of Merit and retain her full status in category 5, 

just a week before her 18th birthday. Season’s earnings 

were €22,306.43. 

n In 2011, her rookie season as a professional, Klara 

played in 14 events and recorded two top-10 finishes 

including tied for 7th at Lalla Meryem Cup and joint 9th 

at Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. 

AMATEUR 

2010 German Open boys and girls’ champion. 2010 

Austrian Women’s Champion. 2010 Czech Woman 

Champion. 2010 European Junior Ryder Cup team 

member. 2009 European Junior Solheim Cup team 

member. 2009 German Open boys and girls’ champion. 

2009 European Masters winner. 2009 Czech women’s 

champion. 2nd at the Esmond trophy (French under-18 

championship). In 2010, played Allianz Ladies Slovak Open 

at Tale on an invitation, but missed the cut by two shots. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf aged four years old. Introduced to 

the game by her older brother Lukas. Started to play golf 

competitively aged eight. Hobbies include sports, skiing 

and swimming. Enjoys listening to music and reading. 

In 2010, started first of four years in Czech secondary 

school in Prague. Plays at Golf Club Erpet Praha. Lives 

Praha (Czech Republic). Coached by Pavel Nic senior. 

Personal website: www.klaraspilkova.com 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/people/Klara- 

E%C5%A1-Spilkova/1361277746 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €27,549.09 73 2012 €22,306.43 90 

Nontaya Srisawang 

Country 

Thailand 

Born 

15 December 1987 – Chiang Mai 

Turned Professional 8 February 2006 






3rd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her second season on the LET, Nontaya 

played in 15 events and posted 6 top 10 finishes. After 

winning the Thailand Ladies Open on the Ladies Asian 

Golf Tour, she suffered a bout of Dengue Fever, but was 

thrilled to come back with a career-best finish of 3rd at 

the Hero Women’s Indian Open at DLF Golf and Country 

Club. She also finished T3rd at the Allianz Ladies Slovak 

Open, 6th at the World Ladies Championship, 8th at the 

Lacoste Ladies Open de France and T10th at the Omega 

Dubai Ladies Masters. 

n In 2011, her first season on the LET, Nontaya played in 

13 LET events and recorded two top-10 finishes including 

a career best tie for sixth at the Hero Women’s Indian 

Open and joint 9th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open. 

n In 2010, Nontaya played on the US Duramed Futures 

Tour with a season best tie for 2nd at the 2009 Historic 

Brownsville Open in Rancho Viejo, Texas in 2010. She 

also tied for second at the LET’s 2010 Hero Honda 

Women’s Indian Open, which was co-sanctioned with the 

LAGT. She was defeated at the first extra hole by Laura 

Davies in a four-way play-off. She also tied for 35th at the 

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co-sanctioned Sanya Ladies Open and tied for 19th at 

the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. 

n In 2009, she competed in four LPGA events but did 

not make a cut. She also played on the Duramed Futures 

Tour with a season best finish of second. 

n In 2008, competed in four events on the Duramed 

FUTURES Tour; tied for 29th at the LPGA Final 

Qualifying Tournament to earn Priority List Category 

16 for the 2009 LPGA season. In 2009, she competed 

in four LPGA events but did not make a cut. She also 

played on the Duramed Futures Tour with a season best 

finish of second. 

n In 2007, she competed in 13 events on the Duramed 

FUTURES Tour, where her best finish was a tie for 

seventh at the Jalapeno Duramed FUTURES Golf Classic. 

n In 2006, Nontaya turned professional in January and 

competed on the Ladies Asian Golf Tour, where she won 

the Orient Masters WenZhou China. 

AMATEUR 

Nontaya was a competitive amateur golfer. In 2002, she 

won the Thailand Ladies Amateur Open. Then in 2004 

she won the Asia Pacific Junior Master Golf 

Championship and Thailand Ladies Amateur Open. In 

December 2005, she won two gold medals in the 

women’s individual and team categories at the South 

East Asia Games in the Philippines. She also won the 

2005 Phuket Thailand Ladies Masters and the 2005 

Hong Kong Ladies Open. 

PERSONAL 

Nontaya was introduced to golf at the age of 12 by 

her father. She is a good friend of LET player Titiya 

Plucksataporn, the first Thai player on the LET. She 

enjoys listening to music, watching movies and taking 

photographs. She studied Golf Management at 

Ramkhamhang University in Thailand. 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Pro-Nontaya- 

Srisawang/203159336397697 


2012 Thailand Open (LAGT) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €40,381.09 60 2012 €86,219.65 23 

Karen Stupples 

Country 

England 

Born 

24 June 1973 – Dover 


Joined Tour August 2004 

Career Victories (last) 3 worldwide wins (2009) 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Karen played in 3 LET events and her best 

finish was T42nd at the Ladies Irish Open. On the LPGA, 

Karen played 21 events, 12 cuts made, $116,909 (73). 

She had one top-10 finish: recorded a season-best tied 

for 10th at the LPGA LOTTE Championship Presented 

by J Golf. 

n In 2011, Karen played in five events on the LET. 

She recorded a best-season finish of tied for 10th at 

the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open. Karen 

played mainly in the LPGA, where she ended ranked 

29th on the Money List with season’s earnings of 

$397,081.00. She played 22 events including two 

top-10 finishes. Made her second appearance in 

The Solheim Cup and was a member of the victorious 

European team at Killeen Castle. 

n In 2010, Karen played in three events on the LET. Her 

best finish, 5th coming in the S4C Wales Championship 

where she was defending her title. She finished 69th on 

the Henderson Money List with season earnings of 

€26,969.53. Karen’s best finish on the LPGA was a tie 

for 5th in the Kraft Nabisco Championship. 

n In 2009, Karen won the S4/C Wales Ladies 

Championship of Europe on the Ladies European Tour 

(LET) - her first win since 2004. She competed in four 

LET events with her next best finish a tie for 19th at the 

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. On the LPGA, her best 

finish was a tie for 15th at the Honda LPGA Thailand; 

carded a season- low 65 in the third round of the LPGA 

Corning Classic. 

n In 2008, best finish on the LPGA was a tie for second 

at the Michelob ULTRA Open at Kingsmill; crossed the $3 

million mark in career earnings with her fourth-place finish 

at the Grand China Air LPGA; along with rookie Sandra 

Gal, led the Tour with 12 eagles. 

n In 2007, Karen played in two LET events in 2007: 

The Ricoh Women's British Open where she was T42nd 

and the Ladies English Open at Chart Hills, where she 

tied for second. LET earnings were EUR 20,434.04. 

After the birth of her son Logan, Karen competed in 

seven events on the US LPGA Tour, with a best finish 

of T10th at the Mitchell Company Tournament of 

Champions. Finished 112th on the US money list with 

prize money of $61,613. 

n In 2006, Karen played in three LET events and posted 

T9 in the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, T10 in the 

Weetabix Women's British Open and T31 in the Evian 

Masters. She earned EUR 60,123.92 to finish 29th on the 

New Star Money List. Played the majority of the year on 

the US LPGA Tour before falling pregnant with her first 

child, due in April 2007. On the LPGA, played in 22 

tournaments and posted two top tens. Best finish was 

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4th at the SBS Open at Turtle Bay. Earned $276,188.00 

to close the season 49th on the US Money List. 

n In 2005, made debut on the European Solheim Cup 

Team. Karen played in five LET events with her best finish 

5th at the Ladies English Open at Chart Hills in her home 

county of Kent. Karen shone in the major championships 

and put up a strong defence of her Weetabix Women's 

British Open title at Royal Birkdale, where she finished 

T11. She posted one further top twenty finish of T18 at 

the ANZ Ladies Masters, in Australia. Karen also 

represented England at the 2005 Women's World Cup of 

Golf in South Africa alongside Laura Davies, and the pair 

finished T9. Karen was one of Catrin Nilsmark's five wild 

card picks and made her Solheim Cup debut at Crooked 

Stick GC, in Carmel, Indiana. She spent most of the 

season competing on the LPGA Tour where her best 

finish from 23 events played was T10 at the US Women's 

Open at Cherry Hills Village in June. Earned $304,385.00 

to close the season T41st on the ADT Money list. 

n In 2004 earned 2 victories. After a maiden victory at the 

Welch/Fry's Championship on the LPGA Tour, Karen 

went from strength to strength through the season and 

thrilled the galleries at Sunningdale when she became the 

third English woman to win a major championship when 

she won the Weetabix Women's British Open in a 

sparkling display of golf in the final round which included 

an eagle/albatross start to her 64! Karen played in four 

LET events and finished second at the ANZ Masters 

behind a rampant Annika Sorenstam at Royal Pines. 

Finished T3 at the Ladies English Open in her home 

county of Kent and finished fourth at the Evian Masters, 

a week before Sunningdale. On the LPGA, Karen posted 

five further top 10s and seven top 20s to close the 

season at 6th on the ADT Money list earning $968,852. 

n In 2003, best finish was fourth place at the State 

Farm Classic. 

n In 2002, posted a career-best tie for third at the 

Safeway Classic. 

n In 2001, recorded a season-best tie for ninth at the 

ShopRite LPGA Classic. 

n In 2000, best finish was seventh place at the Kathy 

Ireland Greens.com LPGA Classic. 

n In 1999, fired a career-low 64 in the opening round of 

the State Farm Rail Classic en route to a tie for eighth 

place; returned to the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, 

where she tied for 17th to earn exempt status for the 

2000 season. 

n In 1998, turned professional following the U.S. 

Women's Amateur Championship; qualified for the 

Tour by tying for 52nd at the LPGA Final Qualifying 

Tournament to earn non-exempt status for the 

1999 season. 

AMATEUR 

Represented Great Britain in the 1996 and 1998 Curtis 

Cup competitions. She also represented England Juniors 

from 1989-91 and England Seniors from 1995-98. 

She played collegiate golf at Florida State University, 

winning two events and being named a Second-Team 

All-American in 1995. 

PERSONAL 

165cm, light-brown hair, hazel eyes. Started playing 

golf at the age of 11. Lists her parents as the individuals 

most influencing her career. Has one sister. Gave birth to 

first son, Logan James, in April 2007. Hobbies include 

cooking, watching movies, football and shopping. 

Attended Florida State University. Qualified for the LPGA 

Tour on her first attempt. Twitter: @Kstupples 


(2) 2004 Weetabix Women’s British Open; 2009 S4/C 

Wales Ladies Championship 


(1) 2004 Welch's/Fry's Championship 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(2) 2005, 2011 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 – – 

2005 €54,886.93 24 

2006 €60,123.92 29 

2007 €20,434.04 89 

2008 €11,786.12 115 

2009 €78,699.66 20 

2010 €26,969.53 69 

2011 €53,190.90 43 

2012 €2,070.83 160 

Noora Tamminen 

Country 

Finland 

Date of Birth 

30 October 1990 – Tampere 



AMATEUR 

World team championship bronze medal 2012, Turkey; 

5th place at 2011 European individual championship. 

Finished T31st at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 2013. 

PERSONAL 


golf on April 1st, 2002. Greatest influence: Esa Lehti. 

Enjoys all sports. 


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Emily Taylor 

Country 

England 

Born 

20 September 1994 – Preston 


Joined LET 1 January 2013 

AMATEUR 

2012 English Girls U18 Champion, Irish Ladies Open 

Strokeplay champion, British Amateur Open Strokeplay 

U18 Winner, Represented England in the World Amateur 

Team Championship. Played in the 2012 Ricoh Women's 

British Open at Royal Liverpool, paired with Laura Davies 

and Carlota Ciganda. Won the First stage of qualifying for 

Ricoh WBO. Finished T2nd at Lalla Aicha Tour School for 

the 2013 LET season. 

PERSONAL 

168cm tall with blue eyes and brown hair. Started playing 

golf aged 7 years and 11 months, on August 31, 2002 

when her grandfather took her to the driving range and 

taught her to play from the book 'Tiger Woods How I play 

Golf'. She credits her first coach, Jane Forrest at 

Clitheroe Golf Club, as one of the greatest influences on 

her career. Interests include dog walking, music, movies 

and going to the gym. 

Iben Tinning 

Country 

Denmark 

Born 

4 February 1974 - Copenhagen 









PROFESSIONAL 

Won her first two events of a seven-year career in 2002, 

the Irish Open and Italian Open. Qualified for the 2002 

Solheim Cup in bizarre circumstances and earned a point 

for Europe, beating Kelli Keuhne in the singles. Played in 

her second Solheim Cup, winning one and a half points 

contributing to Europe’s victory. Posted eight top tens on 

LET in 2003. Qualified for LPGA Tour at first attempt, 

winning the Tour school, tied with two others. Won three 

events in 2005, the Spanish Open, Italian Open and 

Nykredit Masters in Denmark. Played in third Solheim 

Cup at Crooked Stick GC, Carmel, Indiana and won half 

a point. Won the European Money List in 2005 with 

€204,672.62 in prize money. Represented Europe for the 

fourth time at The 2007 Solheim Cup at Halmstad, 

Sweden. Posted seven top tens in 2007 with a season 

low of joint 2nd at the Dubai Ladies Masters. Runner-up 

at the 2009 Finnair Masters. In 2010, Iben enjoyed a 

fairytale ending to her career when she won the Omega 

Dubai Ladies Masters, her sixth LET win, at her farewell 

event on the Ladies European Tour having previously 

announced it would be her last event. She earned a two 

stroke victory over Sweden’s Anna Nordqvist. She cited a 

hip injury and wanting to spend more time with her family 

as the reason for her early departure. She posted seven 

additional top-10 finishes from 12 events over the season 

and ended the year ranked 5th on the Henderson Money 

List with season’s earnings of €163,562.50. In 2011, 

she played in the Evian Masters presented by Société 

Générale and finished in 66th place. Tinning played in 

one tournament in 2012: the UniCredit Ladies German 

Open presented by Audi, but missed the cut. 

AMATEUR 

Tinning's amateur career was highlighted by a win at the 

1992 Danish National Championship. 

PERSONAL 

172cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Started playing 

golf at the age of 4. Credits her parents as the individuals 

most influencing her career. Her coaches are Gregor 

Jamieson (Lake Nona, Fla.) and James Petts. Cousin of 

former European Touring professional Steen Tinning. 

Hobbies include watching movies, her dog, seeing friends 


and watching ice hockey. Attended business school. 

Son, Mads, born 7th March, 2006. 


(6) 2002 Ladies Irish Open, La Perla Italian Open, 2005 

Open de Espana Femenino, 2005 BMW Ladies Italian 

Open, 2005 Nykredit Masters, 2010 Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(4) 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 

TOUR RECORD: 


1996 £8,238.00 67 

1997 £8,573.00 6 

1998 £24,996.00 18 

1999 £35,120.00 22 

2000 1,859.00 22 

2001 3,887.92 8 

2002 5472.46 4 

2003 466.15 4 

2004 – – 

2005 €204,672.62 1 

2006 €82,413.73 20 

2007 €147,798.40 14 

2008 €95,617.57 21 

2009 €82,383.24 17 

2010 €163,562.50 5 

2011 €5,425.70 138 

2012 _ _ 

Julie Tvede 

Country 

Denmark 

Born 

21 May 1980 – Frederiksberg 







T5th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Julie played in 2 LET events, but missed the 

cut in both. 

n In 2011, played in 10 LET events with a season-best 

T13th at the Sicilian Ladies Open. 

n In 2010, Julie played in 14 events with a season best 

tie for 19th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. Tvede won the 

Murcia Ladies Open on the LET Access Series, the 

feeder tour to the LET. 

n Winner of the 2004 Colorado Women’s Open and 

the 2004 Mexico Women’s Open. Played in the 2005 

Nykredit Masters on the LET on an invitation and finished 

tied for 26th place. 

AMATEUR 

Julie was a member of the Danish national team from 

1998-2004. She was the runner up in the 2000 and 

2001 Danish National Championship and she won the 

Western Athletic Conference in 2003 whilst at college in 

the United States. 

PERSONAL 

170cm tall with blonde hair and green eyes. Hobbies 

include tennis, music and all sports. Has a BA in 

Marketing from the University of Tulsa. Influenced by 

coach Holley Hair at the University of Tulsa and James 

Petts in Denmark. 


(1) 2010 Murcia Ladies Open (LET Access Series) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 – – 

2008 €35,343.74 61 

2009 €9,730.00 106 

2010 €6,620.23 132 

2011 €14,196.00 110 

2012 _ _ 


144

Marjet van der Graaff 

Country 

The Netherlands 

Born 

22 July 1982 – Roosendaal en 

Nispen 



LET Victories 

1 (2009 – team event) 




Career Best Finish (individual) T4th 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 14 LET events, made 8 cuts and 

posted 2 top 10 finishes: T4th at the Deutsche Bank 

Ladies Swiss Open and T7th at the Raiffeisenbank 

Prague Golf Masters the following week. Ended 64th on 

the Order of Merit with season’s earnings of €45,130.78. 

On the LET Access Series, won the Banesto Tour 

Zaragoza in Spain. 

n In 2011, Marjet played in 13 tournaments with a 

season best tie for 14th at the Turkish Airlines Ladies 

Open. She ended the season ranked 107th and had to 

get back to Final Q-School 2012, where she regained 

the full card again finishing in a tie for 4th place. 

n In 2010, Marjet played in 18 events with a season 

best tie for 12th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open. 



n In 2009, Marjet claimed a four stroke victory at the 

Comunitat Valenciana European Nations Cup, 

representing the Netherlands with Christel Boeljon at 

La Sella Golf Resort in Alicante, Spain. Secured an 

individual career best finish of 7th at the UNIQA Ladies 

Golf Open in Austria, where she shot a career low 67 (-5) 

in the second round. Finished 52nd on the Henderson 


AMATEUR 

Marjet was the 2007 Swiss Amateur champion and was 

the runner-up at the Finnish Amateur the same year. She 

was also the 2006 Italian Amateur champion. 

PERSONAL 

168 cm tall with brown hair and green eyes. Started to 

play golf at the age of 13. Plays golf at Broekpolder GC in 

Vlaardingen. Attended college in the Netherlands: HBO 

Vryetydsmanagement. Sponsored by Golf Team Holland, 

website: www.golfteamholland.nl 


(1) 2009 Comunitat Valenciana European Nations Cup 

(with Christel Boeljon) 


(1) Banesto Tour Zaragoza (LET Access Series) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2008 €22,908.43 83 

2009 €32,748.02 52 

2010 €16,717.55 96 

2011 €16,244.01 107 

2012 €45,130.78 64 


Line Vedel 

Country 

Denmark 

Born 

9 March 1989 – Varde 




1 (2012 Allianz Ladies 

Slovak Open) 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Line secured her maiden Ladies European 

Tour victory in the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open, firing a final 

round 69 on a weather-interrupted last day at Gray Bear 

Golf Course at Golf Resort Tale. She finished two strokes 

clear of Germany’s Caroline Masson with a winning total 

of seven under par. Her next best finish of the year was 

T8th at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, followed by 

T9th at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco. Line played 

in 17 events over the season and finished 21st on the 

Order of Merit with €91,853.06 in earnings. 

n In 2011, her first year on tour, Line played in 17 events 

with a season-best tie for 17th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf 

Open and Open de España Femenino. 

AMATEUR 

n In 2010, 2nd at the European Individual Championship. 

Won 2010 Moelle Masters (Nordea Tour). 

PERSONAL 

Introduced to golf aged 10 by parents. Influenced by 

boyfriend. Hobbies include watching sports, playing 

tennis, spending time with friends and family. Represents 

Soenderjyske Eagles, a golf team representing the 

southern part of Denmark. Lives in Tinglev, Denmark. 

Personal website: www.linevedel.dk 

Twitter: @LineVedel 


(1) 2012 Allianz Ladies Slovak Open 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €21,536.25 94 2012 €91,853.06 21 

Alexandra Vilatte 

Country 

France 

Born 

18 January 1983 – Paris 






T43rd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie year on tour, Alexandra played in 

13 events and made 3 cuts, with a best finish of T43rd 

at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France. She returned 

to Tour School and finished T9th earning category 8a 

membership of the LET for the 2013 season. 

AMATEUR 

No.1 on the Ladies’ European Amateur Ranking in 2005. 

Played on the LET Access Series as an amateur in 2011 

at the Trophee Preven's, Murcia and Azores Open. 

PERSONAL 

168cm tall with brown hair and green eyes. Started to 

play golf aged seven. Hobbies and interests include 

football, particularly supporting Paris Saint Germain, 

spending time with friends and family and food. 

Alexandra is also a trained Pharmacist. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €3,450.00 148 

Ladies European Tour 2013 146

Kylie Walker 

Country 

Scotland 

Born 

30 August 1986 – Glasgow 







T4 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 20 events, 13 cuts made with a 

season-best tie for 10th at the Aberdeen Asset 

Management Ladies Scottish Open. Finished 81st on the 

ISPS Handa Order of Merit with earnings of €26,980.19. 

n In 2011, Kylie played in 23 events and recorded three 

top ten finishes with a season-best tie for 4th at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. Other top ten finishes 

were tied 5th at the Ladies Scottish Open and 8th at 

the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria. 

n In 2010, Kylie’s rookie season, she finished a tie for 

8th at the Finnair Masters and also at the Suzhou Taihu 

Ladies Open. She finished her rookie season 68th on 

the Henderson Money List with earnings of €28,422.20. 

AMATEUR 

Kylie turned professional with a handicap of +3 after 

finishing ninth at LET Final Qualifying School. She enjoyed 

a successful amateur career, representing GB&I in the 

2009 Vagliano Trophy. She won the St Rule Trophy in 

2008 & 2009; the Scottish Order of Merit in 2008 and 

the Silver Medal at the European Individual 2009. 

PERSONAL 

Started playing golf at the age of 14 and says that she 

was influenced by her family. She enjoys most sports, 

swimming, skiing, running, watching films and listening 

to music. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €28,422.20 68 2012 €26,980.19 81 

2011 €50,626.10 47 

Sophie Walker 

Country 

England 

Born 

9 August 1984 – Grimsby 








T2nd 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 16 events, made 12 cuts with a 

season-best T11th at the Deloitte Ladies Open in 

Holland. Finished 79th on the ISPS Handa Order of 

Merit with earnings of €28,363.61. 

n In 2011, Sophie played in 22 events and had 1 top 

ten finish at the Ladies Scottish Open, where finished 

tie for 9th. Her best second result was tied for 12th at 

the Deloitte Dutch Ladies Open. 

n In 2010, Sophie recorded two top ten finishes with a 

season-best of tied 2nd at the Ladies Scottish Open. She 

also tied for 8th at the Allianz Ladies Slovak Open. After 

playing in 21 events, she finished 43rd on the Henderson 


n In 2009, Sophie recorded two top ten finishes with a 

season- best of 9th at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies 

German Open presented by Audi. She also tied for 

10th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open, supported by Failte 

Ireland. After playing in 18 events, she finished 50th 

on the Henderson Money List with season's earnings 

of €38,661.75. 

n In 2008, Sophie's best finish from 24 appearances 

was a tie for 10th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open at 

Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands. Her next best 

result was a tie for 11th at the S4C Wales Ladies 

Championship at Machynys Pensinsula G&CC in 

Llanelli. She finished 81st on the New Star Money 

List with season's earnings of €22,962.56, enough 

to retain her full card for 2009. 

n In 2007, Sophie, who played in 18 events and 

147 

Ladies European Tour 2013

posted two top ten finishes. Her best results were 9th 

at the De Vere Ladies Scottish Open and T10th at the 

Nykredit Masters in Denmark. She also finished inside 

the top 20 on a further four occasions. Sophie rounded 

out the year at 59th on the New Star Money List with 

€33,733.41 in earnings. 

AMATEUR 

Represented GB&I from 2004-2006 and England 

from 2000-2006. 2003 English Strokeplay Champion. 

2005 England Order of Merit Winner. Daily Telegraph 

Champion in 2000 and 2001. Joint leader with Becky 

Brewerton after the first round of the 2006 Wales Ladies 

Championship of Europe after a seven-under-par 65. 

PERSONAL 

163cm tall with blonde hair and brown eyes. Started 

playing golf at the age of 10. Hobbies and interests 

include shopping, clubbing, going to the gym and 

supporting Liverpool Football Club. Holds a degree in 

Sports Science and Management from Loughborough 

University. Result: 2:1. 

Personal website: www.sophiewalker.co.uk 

Twitter: @SophWalks 

TOUR RECORD: 


2007 €33,733.41 59 

2008 €22,962.56 81 

2009 €38,661.75 50 

2010 €50,569.98 43 

2011 €22,306.64 92 

2012 €28,363.61 79 

Alison Walshe 

Country 

Ireland 

Born 

14 May 1985 – Galway, Ireland 

Turned Professional February 2009 







T2nd 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 6 LET events and posted 2 top 10 

finishes including a career-best T2nd at the ISPS Handa 

New Zealand Women’s Open presented by Christchurch. 

Also T9th at the Ladies Irish Open. Ended 63rd on the 

Order of Merit with earnings of €46,907.56. 

n In 2011, Alison played in nine events with a season 

best tie for 3rd at the Ladies Irish Open. She recorded 

another top ten finish at the Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters where she tied for 7th place. 

n In 2010, Alison played in 10 events with a season best 

tie for 3rd in the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open. She finished 

64th on the Henderson Money List with season earnings 

of €29,741.74. 

CAREER 

n In 2009, turned professional in February; finished ninth 

on the Duramed FUTURES Tour season-ending money 

list to earn membership to the 2010 LPGA season; 

played in 17 events on the Duramed FUTURES Tour, 

finishing in a tie for second at the Texas Hill Country 

Classic and in the top-10 six additional times. 

AMATEUR 

Walshe played her collegiate golf at the University of 

Arizona, where she was a three-time All-American with 

10 individual wins. In 2008, she was a member of the 

victorious U.S. Curtis Cup Team, and played for the U.S. 

World Amateur Championship team. In 2007, Walshe 

won the North-South Amateur Championship. 

PERSONAL 

At the University of Arizona, her major of interest was 

Interdisciplinary Studies. She lists her hobbies as going 

to the beach, spending time with friends, travelling and 

supporting Boston sports teams, especially the Red Sox. 

Twitter: @Walsheyyy 

TOUR RECORD: 


2010 €29,741.74 64 2012 €46,907.56 63 

2011 €47,443.61 52 


148

Linda Wessberg 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

13 June 1980 – Gothenburg 









PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Linda played in 22 events, 17 cuts 

made including 2 top 10 finishes: T4th at the UNIQA 

Ladies Golf Open in Austria and T7th at the World 

Ladies Championship in China. Season’s earnings: 

€65,368.61 (43). 

n In 2011, Linda played in 20 events on the LET and 

had seven top 10 finishes including a tie for 3rd place 

at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria and a 3rd place 

at Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters. She also tied for 4th 

at the Hero Women’s Indian Open and tied for 5th place 

at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open. Linda ended the 

season ranked 14th on the Money List, which was her 

third best-career season. 

n In 2010, Linda played in 20 events on the LET. Her 

best finish of the season coming at the Unicredit Ladies 

German Open where she finished in a tie for 5th place. 

Wessberg recorded a further 6 top tens to finish 23rd 

on the Henderson Money List with season earnings of 

€84,089.88. 

n In 2009, Linda earned her third LET title at the UNIQA 

Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen in Austria, 

defeating England’s Laura Davies at the second sudden 

death play-off hole at Golfclub Föhrenwald in Wiener 

Neustadt. 

n In 2008, after working on some technical swing 

changes, Linda struggled to find her previous form in 

2008. She played in eight LET events all year and her 

best finish was T19th at the Scandinavian TPC Hosted 

by Annika. She was 96th on the New Star Money List 

with season's earnings of €19,201.04. In America, she 

competed in 22 events with her best finishes T8th at 

both the LPGA Corning Classic and Kapalua LPGA 

Classic. She earned $165,111 throughout the 

season to finish 75th on the US money list. 

n In 2007, Linda played in 11 LET events in 2007 and 

earned €158,960.38, finishing 8th on the New Star 

Money List. She secured her second LET victory at the 

Vediorbis Open de France Dames in Arras, northern 

France. With some impressive putting, she carded a 

final round 65 in heavy rain to finish a shot ahead of 

Trish Johnson. She posted two further top ten finishes: 

T2nd at the Ladies English Open and T7th at the Ricoh 

Women's British Open at St Andrews, where she played 

with eventual winner Lorena Ochoa in the last group in 

the final round. She also finished in the top 20 on three 

further occasions with the following results: T12 at the 

S4C Wales Ladies Championship, T13 at the ANZ Ladies 

Masters and T15 at the Dubai Ladies Masters. Her 

impressive performance caught the eye of European 

Solheim Cup skipper Helen Alfredsson, who selected 

her as one of three Captain's picks for The 2007 

Solheim Cup at Halmstad, Sweden. Linda made an 

impressive debut and scored 1.5 points from two 

matches. She earned her first full point by defeating 

Cristie Kerr 1up in the singles. Wessberg also played 

in 13 LPGA tournaments with conditional status and 

recorded three top-tens, finishing the US season 

ranked 65th in earnings. 

n In 2006, Linda secured her first Ladies European Tour 

title and a first prize of EUR 77,070 at the Wales Ladies 

Championship of Europe at Machynys Peninsula G&CC. 

She defeated Laura Davies by a shot, winning with a 

birdie at the 72nd hole. She entered the final round with 

a two shot lead and posted a 71 to win on 14-under-par 

274 in her third year on Tour. She admitted that she had 

been aided by the hire of local caddy and club member, 

James Graham. Linda posted three further top tens and 

three top 20s throughout the season. Finished T3 in the 

BMW Ladies Italian Open, T6 in the SAS Masters and 

T10 in the ANZ Ladies Masters. She closed the year at 

6th on the New Star Money List with €142,414.47. 

n In 2005, Linda, who played in 18 events on the LET. 

Her best finish was 2nd at the Spanish Open, where 

she posted a low round 66 on day one. Posted T6 at 

both the ANZ Ladies Masters and the Ladies English 

Opens. Recorded five further top 20 finishes and 

finished the season 16th in the Money list and 11th 

on the Exemption Money List. 

n In 2004, Linda made a fabulous start to her 

professional career finishing at 9th on the Order of 

Merit in her rookie season. Narrowly beaten to the 

Rookie of the Year title by Minea Blomqvist but Linda 

showed excellent consistency and talent in 2004. 

Finished second at the Ladies Open of Portugal, 

T3 at the French Open, T5 at the KLM Ladies Open. 

Linda has a swing and tempo not dissimilar to the 

World number one Annika Sorenstam. 

AMATEUR 

European Team Champion 2001, Swedish Junior 

Champion 2001, 6th NCAA National Championship 

2003, Winner Road Runner Invitational on Collegiate 

circuit. 

PERSONAL 

174cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Interested in 

all sports, especially ice hockey and soccer. Also enjoys 

shopping and spending time with friends and family. 

Spent four years at Oklahoma State University and 


majored in General Business and minored in Economics. 

Attached to Delsjö Golf Klubb, Sweden. 

Personal web page: www.lindawessberg.com 


(3) 2006 Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, 2007 

Vediorbis Open de France Dames; 2009 UNIQA Ladies 

Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen. 

SOLHEIM CUP 

(1) 2007 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 365.95 9 

2005 €102,194.00 11 

2006 €142,414.47 6 

2007 €158,960.38 8 

2008 €19,201.04 96 

2009 €60,190.57 27 

2010 €84,089.88 23 

2011 €109,763.67 14 

2012 €65,368.61 43 

Caroline Westrup 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

11th February 1986 – Kristianstad 

Turned professional June 2009 





Lowest Round 

67 (3 times) 


7th 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her second season on the LET, Caroline 

played in 11 tournaments and made 9 cuts, recording 

a season-best T29th at the Tenerife Open de Espana. 

Finished 96th on the Order of Merit with earnings of 

€19,229.11. 

n In 2011, her first season on the LET, Caroline played 

in 10 events and recorded her career best finish of tied 

for 7th place at the UniCredit Ladies German Open and 

her first top 10 on the LET by date. She combined the 

LET with a few events, a total of six, at the Futures Tour. 

n In 2010, Caroline competed in 16 events on the 

US Duramed Futures Tour and finished 50th on the 

ranking with a season best tie for eighth at the City 

of Hammond Classic. 

AMATEUR 

Caroline was the 2006 World Amateur Champion. She 

enjoyed a stellar collegiate career and was the greatest 

golfer in Florida State University school history who 

helped lead Florida State to the NCAA Tournament in 

each of her four seasons as a Seminole. The first fourtime 

All-American and the first four-time All-ACC selection 

in school history. A four-time All-American - First-Team in 

2006 and 2007, Second-Team in 2008 and Honourable 

Mention in 2009 - giving her the honour of being the 

first and only four-time All-American in school history. 

Westrup won five tournaments while at FSU, was an 

All-America selection four straight years (twice on the 

first team), and also earned academic all-conference 

honours four straight years. Along the way, Caroline 

also played for the Swedish national team, winning 

individual medallist honours at the 2006 World Amateur 


PERSONAL 

Caroline is the daughter of Carl Henrik and Helene 

Westrup. She started to play golf at eight years old and 

has a younger sister called Emelie who also plays golf on 

the on the Arkansas-Little Rock team. Her home town is 

Åhus and she graduated from the Swedish National Golf 

Gymnasium in 2005. Other than golf, Caroline also enjoys 

gymnastics, swimming and tennis and all kinds of sports 

as well as shopping, cooking and spending time with 

friends and family. Her favourite food is Raclette & sushi, 

favourite movie is Mamma Mia and favourite music is Hip 

Hop & R&B. She majored in sport management at Florida 

State University and minored in communications. 

Website: www.carolinewestrup.com 

Twitter: @CarolineWestrup 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Caroline- 

Westrup/159801600753247 

TOUR RECORD: 


2011 €18,045.68 100 2012 €19,229.11 96 


150

Alison Whitaker 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

23 November 1985 – Melbourne 







T4th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie year on the LET, Alison played in 

13 events, made 10 cuts, with a season-best tie for 4th 

at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria. She finished 

83rd on the Order of Merit with earnings of €25,110.95, 

retaining her full card for 2013. 

n In 2011, joined LPGA Tour and ALPG Tour; named 

2011 ALPG Rookie of the Year after a season-best tie 

for 3rd at the ALPG M+ Broughton Classic. 

n Won the 2010 Suncoast-Mission Hills. 

AMATEUR 

Member of the Australian National Team and 2010 

World Team Champion. 2010 Colorado Match-play 

Champion. 2009 Victorian Amateur Champion. 

Won the 2008 UCF Challenge while at Duke University 

and a two-time All-ACC selection. 

PERSONAL 

175cm tall with blonde hair and eyes. Started to play 

golf aged 13. Hobbies include cooking and writing and 

playing music. Credits her father and grandfather as 

greatest influences. Attended Duke University. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 € 25,110.95 83 

Leigh Whittaker 

Country 

Germany 

Date of Birth 22 November 1987 

Turned professional 18 August 2012 


PERSONAL 


golf aged 11, on June 4, 1998. Education: College of 

Charleston, South Carolina, USA. Club: Golfclub St. 

Leon-Rot, Germany. Enjoys all sports, outside activities, 

reading and socialising with friends. 


Sara Wikstrom 

Country 

Sweden 

Born 

26 July 1986 – Jonkoping 

Turned Professional 1 July 2009 



PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Sara played in one tournament: the Allianz 

Ladies Slovak Open, where she missed the cut. She 

finished T49th at Tour School for the 2013 LET season 

earning LET membership in category 9B. 


Nordea Tour: 21 top 10 finishes from 2009-2011. 

AMATEUR 

Member of National Team. Second in 2007 European 

Team Championship. Three victories in Swedish Junior 

Circuit. 

PERSONAL 

171cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes. Started to 

play golf aged five. Among her interests and hobbies 

are cooking, snowboarding, outdoors and sports. 

Credits her family, swing coach and college team. 

Attended University of Arkansas. 

Ursula Wikstrom 

Country 

Finland 

Born 

3 July 1980 – Espoo 






Lowest Round 

66 (5 times) 


2nd 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Ursula played in 12 events and finished 2nd 

twice: at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open and Deloitte 

Ladies Open. Finished 41st on the Order of Merit with 


n In 2011, Ursula played in 20 events and recorded 

three top ten finishes. She tied for 7th place at the 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Masters, tied for 5th at the 

Open de España Femenino and tied for 9th place at 

the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open. Also T11th at Allianz 

Ladies Slovak Open. 

n In 2010, Ursula played in 20 events. She recorded 

one top ten at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open, 

finishing in a tie for 8th place. Wikstrom finished 56th 

on the Henderson Money List with season earnings of 

€37,527.70. 

n In 2009, runner-up at the Randstad Open de France 

Dames. 

n In 2008, finished second at the Finnair Masters 

behind compatriot Minea Blomqvist. 

AMATEUR 

Two times Finnish Strokeplay Champion, Six NCAA 


PERSONAL 

166cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies 

include movies and sports. Attached to Kymen GC, 

represents Finland. Née Tuutti, married Mika Wikstrom, 

who works for the Finnish Golf Federation, early in 2005 

and changed her name from Tuutti to Wikstrom. First son, 

Erni, born early in 2007. 

Website: www.ursulawikstrom.fi 

TOUR RECORD: 


2004 59.08 70 

2005 €35,719.27 37 

2006 €30,809.61 56 

2007 €22,889.12 80 

2008 €77,323.63 30 

2009 €81,433.10 18 

2010 €37,527.70 56 

2011 €54,540.11 39 

2012 €67,245.05 41 


152

Christine Wolf 

Country 

Austria 

Date of Birth 

5 March 1989 – Rum 



AMATEUR 

Qualified and played in the 2011 US Women's Open. 

Whilst at university, finished 2nd at the 2008 Larry Nelson 

Collegiate; 3rd at 2008 Chris Banister Classic; 3rd at 

2009 Golfweek Conference Challenge, 9th at 2010 

Mercedes-Benz Women's Championship, 1st at 2011 

Eagle Landing Invitational. Set tournament and school 

records with that win for 18, 36, and 54 holes. 

(66/141/209=-7). Two-time all Socon performer 2008, 

2011 Academic All-Conference 2008-2011. T57th at 

Lalla Aicha Tour School for the 2013 season in Morocco. 

PERSONAL 

Height: 172cm with brown eyes and hair. Started playing 

golf aged 10, on May 1st, 1999. Greatest influence is 

Hansi Lamberg. Enjoys skiing, mountain biking, rock 

climbing, swimming and tennis. Education: University 

of Tennessee at Chattanooga, BS in Marketing. 

Cheyenne Woods 

Country 

USA 

Date of Birth 

25 July 1990 – Phoenix, Arizona 

Turned professional 22 May 2012 


AMATEUR 

Women's Amateur Publinks, 2011, stroke play medalist; 

Hooters Women's Team Championship, 2011, teamed 

with Michelle Shin to win; Arizona 5A State High School 

Championship, 2006 and 2007, Champion each year. 

ACC Championship, 2011, 1st place; Bryan National 

Collegiate, 2010, 1st place. Finished collegiate career 

with the lowest single-season (73.47) and lowest 

career scoring average (74.31) in school-history; Was 

a two-time All-American and a three-time All-ACC 

honoree. Position at Lalla Aicha Tour School for the 

2013 LET season: T36th. 

PERSONAL 

168cm tall with brown eyes and hair. Started golf aged 7, 

on June 1, 1997. Greatest influences: Grandfather, 

Earl Woods and uncle, Tiger Woods. Hobbies/interests: 

Hiking, working out, music. Education: Wake Forest 

University - Communications. 


Lindsey Wright 

Country 

Australia 

Born 

31 December 1979 – England 



Career Victories (Last) 1 (2012 ISPS Handa 

New Zealand Women’s Open) 





PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, Lindsey played in 10 events on the LET, the 

first 3 of which were co-sanctioned with the Australian 

Tour and she played before she became a member. 

She joined the LET after claiming her maiden professional 

victory at the ISPS Handa New Zealand Women’s Open. 

She played in 7 events as a member and posted two 

top 10 finishes: T6th at the South Africa Women’s Open 

and T8th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open. She earned €76,286.83 from 7 events 

played as a member, ending the season ranked 33rd 

on the Order of Merit. 

AMATEUR 

Wright finished second at the 2001 NCAA Division I 

Women’s Golf Championship while at Pepperdine 

University. She was a semifinalist at the 2002 U.S. 

Women’s Amateur Championship, finished second 

at the 2002 World Cup in Malaysia and was a finalist 

Jessica Yadloczky 

at the 2002 British Amateur Championship. She played 

in the 2003 Kraft Nabisco Championship as an amateur 

and tied for 57th. 

PERSONAL 


her parents Linda and Len and her brothers Neil and 

James as the individuals most influencing her career. 

Enjoys playing guitar and reading. Is an Australian citizen. 

Qualified for the Tour on her first attempt. Has her own 

Website: www.lindseywrightgolf.com 


(1) 2012 ISPS Handa New Zealand Women’s Open 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €76,286.83 33 

Country 

USA 

Born 

10 April 1988 – Winter Park, Florida 







T5th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie year on the LET, Jessica played 

13 events and made 6 cuts, recording two top 10 

finishes with a season best tie for 5th at the Allianz 

Ladies Slovak Open. She also tied for 10th at the 

following week’s Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. 

Jessica suffered with a mystery illness during the middle 

part of the season but finished 84th on the Order of 

Merit with earnings of €24,689.27, retaining her full 

card for the 2013 LET season. 


154 

AMATEUR 

2008 NGCA All-American Second Team selection while 

at the University of Florida. Earned All-South-eastern 

Conference (SEC) First Team, SEC All-Freshman and 

All-Regional honours in 2008. Member of the winning 

USA team at the 2008 Fuji Xerox USA vs. Japan 

Collegiate Championship in Tokyo. Finished T9 in a 

Futures Tour event in 2007. Joined LPGA Futures Tour 

in 2007 while amateur. 2006 AJGA All-American 

selection. Finished second at the 2006 Women's 

Western Amateur Championship. Finished second at 

the 2007 Women's South Atlantic Amateur Golf

Championship. Runner-up individually at the Florida 

High School State Championships (2005, 2006). 

Member of the 2005 East Canon Cup Team. Finished 

7th at LET Qualifying School for 2012. 

PERSONAL 

163cm tall. Blonde and brown eyes. Started to play 

aged eight. Hobbies include site seeing and working 

out. Credits her parents as greatest influence on her 

career. Attended University of Florida and graduated in 

Criminology. Twitter: @JessicaYadlo 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/jessica.yadloczky 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €24,689.27 84 

Yu Yang Zhang 

Country 

China 

Born 

23 July 1991 – Henan 






T24th 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, her rookie year on the LET, played in 12 

events and made 8 cuts with a season-best tie for 24th 

at the Sanya Ladies Open in China. Finished 98th on 

the Order of Merit with season’s earnings €17,697.00. 

n In 2011, tied for 19th at the Sanya Ladies Open and 

tied for 25th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open, as both 

tournaments were co-sanctioned between the Ladies 

European Tour and China LPGA Tour. Best finish on 

the China LPGA Tour was 2nd at the Yangzhou Ladies 

Challenge. 

n In January 2012, Zhang made history at 

LET Final Qualifying School for the 2012 season by 

becoming China’s first representative on the LET. 

AMATEUR 

Member of the Chinese National Team. 2010 China 

Amateur Champion. 

PERSONAL 

158cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Started 

to play golf aged nine. Interests include watching 

movies and reading. Golfing heroes are Rory McIlroy 

and Na Yeon Choi. Attends Guangdong University of 

Foreign Studies and intends to continue studying for a 

Masters. Speaks Cantonese, Mandarin and English 

fluently. Spent two months practicing golf at the Gary 

Gilchrist Academy in Florida, USA, during 2011. 

Coached by Raymond Huang, Michael Dickie and 

Shi Hu on the China national team. 

TOUR RECORD: 


2012 €17,697.00 98 


Veronica Zorzi 

Country 

Italy 

Born 

20 October 1980 – Verona 







Lowest Round 

64 (2 times) 

PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 18 tournaments, recorded 6 top 10s 

with a season-best tie for 3rd at the Allianz Ladies Slovak 

Open. Finished 34th on the Order of Merit with season’s 


n In 2011, Veronica played in 19 events and tied for 5th 

at both the Ladies Scottish Open and Open de España 

femenino. She ended the season ranked 55th on the 


€45,515.68. 

n In 2010, Veronica played in 20 events and recorded 

three top ten finishes including a season best tie for 

4th at the Tenerife Ladies in Spain. Additional top ten 

finishes were 6th at the Lalla Meryem Cup and tied 6th 

at the Hero Handa Indian Women’s Open. Finished in 

30th place on the 2010 Henderson Money List with 



In 2005 and 2006, won back-to-back French Open 

titles at Le Golf D’Arras. 

PERSONAL 

175cm with blond hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include 

soccer, reading, gym, rafting, shopping, and watching 

movies. Personal web page www.veronicazorzi.com 

CAREER VICTORIES 

(2) 2005 Arras Open de France Dames, 2006 Vediorbis 

Open de France 

TOUR RECORD: 


2002 689.05 62 

2003 137.44 36 

2004 95.53 52 

2005 €154,184.26 3 

2006 €143,881.00 5 

2007 €76,075.75 27 

2008 €112,358.73 17 

2009 €58,977.00 29 

2010 €69,750.03 30 

2011 €45,515.68 55 

2012 €74,979.00 34 


Henrietta Zuel 

Country 

England 

Born 

6 January 1990 – Salisbury 







T3rd 


PROFESSIONAL 

n In 2012, played 12 events, made 8 cuts and recorded 

3 top 10 finishes, equaling her career best result of 

T3rd, at the ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters at 

Buckinghamshire Golf Club. Ended 69th on the Order 

of Merit with season’s earnings of €41,068.23. 

n In 2011, Henrietta played in 13 events and had 

her season-best finish at the Raiffeisenbank Prague 

Masters, where she tied for 29th. She finished 116th 

on the Henderson Money List. However, she earned 

her full Ladies European Tour card for 2011 by playing 

on the LET Access Series (feeder tour) where she won 

two events: the Terre Blanche Ladies Open and LETAS 

Ladies Open. 


Lalla Meryem Cup. She finished 49th on the Henderson 




Tied for 3rd at the 2008 S4/C Wales Ladies 

Championship at Machynys Peninsula Golf and Country 

Club. In 2009, recorded a season best tie for 43rd at the 

ABN AMRO Ladies Open. She returned to LET Final 

Stage Qualifying School and finished in 34th position. 

AMATEUR 

A Nick Faldo protégé, Zuel was no stranger to 

professional golf when she made the decision to turn pro, 

having competed on the LET eight times as an amateur, 

starting with the 2003 Open de Portugal as a 13-year-old. 

She was a member of the victorious 2007 PING Junior 

Solheim Cup in Sweden; won the 2007 Girls’ British 

Amateur Championship and was expected to play in 

the 2008 Curtis Cup at St Andrews but was precluded 

from the team selection after she made the transition 

to the paid ranks early. 

PERSONAL 

Started to play golf at the age of 9. Grew up in Yeovil, 

Somerset. Inspired by watching José María Olazábal 

win the Masters on television. Twitter: @hennizuel 


(2) 2011 Terre Blanche Ladies Open, LETAS Ladies Open 

(LET Access Series events) 

TOUR RECORD: 


2008 €4,950.00 147 

2009 €5,035.00 126 

2010 €43,084.30 49 

2011 €10,705.93 116 

2012 €41,068.23 69 

157 


Gold Coast RACV Australian Ladies Masters 

Honour Roll: 

2013: Karrie Webb 

2012: Christel Boeljon (NL) 

2011: Yani Tseng (TPE) 

2010: Karrie Webb (AUS) 

2009: Katherine Hull (AUS) 

2008: Lisa Hall (ENG) 


2006: Amy Yang (KOR) 


2004: Annika Sorenstam (SWE) 

2003: Laura Davies (ENG) 






1997: Gail Graham (CAN) 

1996: Jane Crafter (AUS) 





1991: Jane Geddes (USA) 


RACV Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland 

2-5 Feb 2012 

Par 72 AUD $500,000 or €381,789 

Christel Boeljon of the Netherlands came from three strokes behind 

overnight leader So Yeon Ryu to claim a one stroke victory. 

A final-hole birdie from around five feet meant the European Solheim 

Cup player earned her second Ladies European Tour victory with a 

21-under-par 72-hole total. 

Meanwhile a level par round of 

72 saw Ryu, the US Women’s 

Open champion, slip into a 

share of second with Diana Luna 

and Ha-Neul Kim, who both 

shot 67. Boeljon, 24, remained 

composed throughout. Playing 

with new clubs, Boeljon shot 

four under on both Saturday and 

Sunday, not once appearing 

intimidated by Ryu’s credentials 

or the situation. 

Final Results 

Pos Score Name Rounds Winnings 

of (€) 

1 267(-21) Christel Boeljon (NLD) 66 65 68 68 63,631.50 

2= 268(-20) Diana Luna (ITA) 71 64 66 67 30,967.33 

So Yeon Ryu (KOR) 66 61 69 72 30,967.33 

Ha-Neul Kim (KOR) 72 65 64 67 30,967.33 

5 270(-18) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 69 68 69 64 16,968.40 

6= 273(-15) Felicity Johnson (ENG) 67 68 70 68 13,468.67 

Bo-Nee Lee (KOR) 65 69 70 69 13,468.67 

8= 275(-13) Nikki Campbell (AUS) 67 67 70 71 9,049.82 

Lindsey Wright (AUS) 70 71 66 68 9,049.82 

Danielle Kang (USA) 70 71 66 68 9,049.82 

11= 276(-12) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 69 70 70 67 6,204.07 

Giulia Sergas (ITA) 70 68 68 70 6,204.07 

Karine Icher (FRA) 73 70 69 64 6,204.07 

Caroline Hedwall (SWE) 72 71 69 64 6,204.07 

15= 277(-11) Haeji Kang (KOR) 73 66 71 67 5,111.73 

Kylie Walker (SCO) 71 71 66 69 5,111.73 

Lexi Thompson (USA) 67 70 72 68 5,111.73 

Frances Bondad (AUS) 68 72 63 74 5,111.73 

19= 278(-10) Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) 69 68 73 68 4,680.45 

Bree Arthur (AUS) 70 66 71 71 4,680.45 

Stacy Lewis (USA) 70 73 67 68 4,680.45 

22= 279(-9) Wendy Doolan (AUS) 69 72 66 72 4,220.89 

Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 71 69 70 69 4,220.89 

Joanna Klatten (FRA) 69 69 70 71 4,220.89 

Amelia Lewis (USA) 71 64 70 74 4,220.89 

26= 280(-8) Sarah Kemp (AUS) 68 74 68 70 3,803.75 

Julieta Granada (PAR) 74 69 68 69 3,803.75 

Hee-Kyung Seo (KOR) 66 71 73 70 3,803.75 

29= 281(-7) Lynnette Brooky (NZL) 70 72 71 68 3,407.83 

Heather Bowie Young (USA) 70 72 70 69 3,407.83 

Amanda Blumenherst (USA) 71 70 70 70 3,407.83 

32= 282(-6) Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 70 69 71 72 2,948.26 


of (€) 

Stephanie Na (AUS) 67 72 70 73 2,948.26 

Stacey Keating (AUS) 70 70 69 73 2,948.26 

Katie Futcher (USA) 71 69 72 70 2,948.26 

Lydia Ko (NZL) 70 69 69 74 Amateur 

37= 283(-5) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 71 71 72 69 2,272.55 

Sarah Oh (AUS) 73 70 68 72 2,272.55 

Dewi Claire Schreefel (NLD) 70 71 71 71 2,272.55 

Lee-Anne Pace (ZAF) 69 71 71 72 2,272.55 

Beth Allen (USA) 74 65 75 69 2,272.55 

Jane Rah (USA) 74 69 71 69 2,272.55 

Mariajo Uribe (COL) 71 69 74 69 2,272.55 

44= 284(-4) Laura Davies (ENG) 71 72 70 71 1,642.30 

Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 72 71 72 69 1,642.30 

Maria Hernandez (ESP) 71 67 72 74 1,642.30 

Rachel Bailey (AUS) 71 69 71 73 1,642.30 

Ayako Uehara (JPN) 73 70 70 71 1,642.30 

Rebecca Artis (AUS) 71 70 73 70 1,642.30 

Su-Hyun Oh (AUS) 73 70 73 68 Amateur 

Victoria Tanco (ARG) 71 69 75 69 1,642.30 

52= 285(-3) Karen Lunn (AUS) 69 72 72 72 1,155.97 

Rebecca Codd (IRL) 73 68 76 68 1,155.97 

Candie Kung (TPE) 71 70 73 71 1,155.97 

Caroline Masson (DEU) 71 67 71 76 1,155.97 

Cathryn Bristow (NZL) 73 68 72 72 1,155.97 

Kendall Dye (USA) 73 70 73 69 1,155.97 

58= 286(-2) Sarah-Jane Smith (AUS) 70 71 74 71 874.93 

Meaghan Francella (USA) 72 70 73 71 874.93 

Courtney Massey (AUS) 68 73 75 70 874.93 

Nontaya Srisawang (THA) 71 69 74 72 874.93 

62= 287(-1) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 72 69 74 72 690.40 

Jennifer Song (USA) 70 71 74 72 690.40 

159 


ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Jessica Korda (USA) 






2005-06: Not played 


2003: Mhairi McKay (SCO) 


2001: Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 


1998: Marnie McGuire (NZ) 


1996: Catriona Matthew (SCO) 

1995: Liselotte Neumann (SWE) 

1994: Annika Sörenstam (SWE) 

1979-93: Not played 

1978: Debbie Austin (USA) 

1977: Jan Stephenson (AUS) 

1976: Donna Caponi Young (USA) 

1975: JoAnne Carner (USA) 

1974: Chako Higuchi (JPN) 

Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Black Rock, Victoria, Australia 

9-12 February 2012 

Par 73 US $1.100.000 or €845,210 

American Jessica Korda won her first professional title at the ISPS 

Handa Women’s Australian Open with a birdie on the second sudden 

death play-off hole at Royal 

Melbourne where she eliminated five 

other players. Korda, whose father 

Petr won the Australian Open tennis 

championship in 1998, started the 

day with a one stroke lead and shot 

a final round of one over 74 before 

making a 25-foot putt in the play-off 

to secure the win. Korda defeated 

Americans Stacy Lewis (70) and 

Brittany Lincicome (71), Paraguayan 

Julieta Granada (71), and South 

Koreans Hee Kyung Seo (73) and 

So Yeon Ryu (73) in the six-way 

playoff for the title. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 289(-3) Jessica Korda (USA) 72 70 73 74 122,595.00 

2= 289(-3) Brittany Lincicome (USA) 70 75 73 71 47,391.51 



So Yeon Ryu (KOR) 71 69 76 73 47,391.51 


7 290(-2) Jenny Shin (KOR) 72 74 74 70 23,585.05 

8= 291(-1) Yani Tseng (TPE) 70 76 71 74 19,619.66 


10= 292(Par) Beatriz Recari (ESP) 76 72 72 72 16,279.87 

Anna Nordqvist (SWE) 76 77 71 68 16,279.87 

12= 293(1) Nikki Campbell (AUS) 72 74 70 77 12,592.36 

Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 72 74 74 73 12,592.36 

Sarah Kemp (AUS) 69 79 73 72 12,592.36 

Eun Hee Ji (KOR) 72 79 71 71 12,592.36 

Melissa Reid (ENG) 71 71 77 74 12,592.36 


18 294(2) Jiyai Shin (KOR) 72 74 74 74 10,352.22 

19= 295(3) Lydia Ko (NZL) 74 76 72 73 Amateur 

Cydney Clanton (USA) 74 72 75 74 9,935.40 

21 296(4) Mina Harigae (USA) 78 72 74 72 9,601.05 

22= 297(5) Lorie Kane (CAN) 72 73 72 80 9,100.26 

Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 80 71 74 72 9,100.26 

24= 298(6) Kyeong Bae (KOR) 77 75 72 74 7,687.08 

Meaghan Francella (USA) 73 76 75 74 7,687.08 

Kristy Mcpherson (USA) 76 75 76 71 7,687.08 


Jennifer Song (USA) 74 79 73 72 7,687.08 

Ha-Neul Kim (KOR) 77 71 77 73 7,687.08 

Mo Martin (USA) 76 73 74 75 7,687.08 

31= 299(7) Angela Stanford (USA) 75 74 73 77 5,934.34 

Morgan Pressel (USA) 76 74 75 74 5,934.34 

Azahara Munoz (ESP) 76 75 76 72 5,934.34 


of (€) 

Chella Choi (KOR) 74 79 73 73 5,934.34 

Ryann O Toole (USA) 76 75 78 70 5,934.34 

Jennifer Johnson (USA) 73 75 75 76 5,934.34 

37= 300(8) Giulia Sergas (ITA) 74 79 72 75 4,926.09 


Alison Walshe (USA) 74 79 74 73 4,926.09 

40= 301(9) Brittany Lang (USA) 74 77 76 74 4,341.35 

Cindy Lacrosse (USA) 77 74 74 76 4,341.35 

Victoria Tanco (ARG) 72 75 82 72 4,341.35 

43= 302(10) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 74 74 75 79 3,767.01 

Becky Morgan (WAL) 77 71 78 76 3,767.01 

Jody Fleming (AUS) 74 78 79 71 3,767.01 

Meena Lee (KOR) 76 74 77 75 3,767.01 

47= 303(11) Lindsey Wright (AUS) 79 74 77 73 3,235.02 

Belen Mozo (ESP) 72 77 76 78 3,235.02 


Rebecca Lee-Bentham (CAN) 73 80 73 77 3,235.02 

51= 304(12) Cristie Kerr (USA) 75 78 76 75 2,755.04 

Jimin Kang (KOR) 72 79 77 76 2,755.04 

Sandra Gal (DEU) 71 74 83 76 2,755.04 

Beth Allen (USA) 77 75 73 79 2,755.04 

Gerina Piller (USA) 72 77 78 77 2,755.04 

56= 305(13) Karrie Webb (AUS) 75 75 75 80 2,337.48 

Hee-Won Han (KOR) 74 79 78 74 2,337.48 

Tiffany Joh (USA) 78 74 77 76 2,337.48 

Ashleigh Simon (ZAF) 72 81 77 75 2,337.48 

Christine Song (USA) 78 74 74 79 2,337.48 

61= 306(14) Katherine Hull (AUS) 81 72 77 76 2,066.28 

Annie Choi (KOR) 75 76 78 77 Amateur 


Su-Hyun Oh (AUS) 76 77 74 79 Amateur 

Cathleen Santoso (AUS) 75 75 78 78 Amateur 


ISPS Handa New Zealand Women’s Open 

hosted by Christchurch 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Lindsey Wright (AUS) 

2011: Kristie Smith (AUS) 


2009: Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 

– ALPG tour event only 

Pegasus Golf Club, Christchurch, New Zealand 

17-19 February 2012 

Par 72 €200,000 

The 32 year old Australian golfer Lindsey Wright returned from the 

golfing wilderness to win the ISPS Handa New Zealand Women’s 

Open hosted by Christchurch. Wright, once No 12 in the world 

before taking time out of the game with a loss of form, nailed a 4m 

birdie putt on the final hole to claim victory. Playing the last, the 

overnight leader was tied with compatriot Jessica Speechley and 

American Alison Walshe before 

Wright landed the crucial winning 

putt.“It’s unbelievable. It’s still 

sinking in. I putted really well all 

day and the last six holes I was 

really nervous,” said Wright. 

Wright shot a final round fourunder 

68 to finish on 10-under 

206, a shot ahead of Walshe and 

Speechley who shot rounds of 

69 and a tournament-low sevenunder 

65 respectively. Later, 

Wright would admit that she had 

been struggling with depression. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 206(-10) Lindsey Wright (AUS) 70 68 68 33,333.33 

2= 207(-9) Alison Walshe (USA) 68 70 69 18,666.67 

Jessica Speechley (AUS) 69 73 65 18,666.67 

4= 208(-8) Lorie Kane (CAN) 72 67 69 10,222.22 

Stephanie Na (AUS) 70 69 69 10,222.22 

6= 209(-7) Beth Allen (USA) 70 71 68 8,000.00 

Danielle Kang (USA) 68 72 69 8,000.00 

8= 210(-6) Kris Tamulis (USA) 70 71 69 5,555.56 

Haeji Kang (KOR) 69 69 72 5,555.56 

Rachel Jennings (ENG) 72 70 68 5,555.56 

Gerina Piller (USA) 68 71 71 5,555.56 

12= 211(-5) Sarah Oh (AUS) 69 72 70 3,488.89 

Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) 70 72 69 3,488.89 

Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 69 69 73 3,488.89 

Cara Freeman (USA) 70 70 71 3,488.89 

Cecilia Cho (NZL) 70 72 69 Amateur 

17= 212(-4) Linda Wessberg (SWE) 70 73 69 2,800.00 

Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 73 73 66 2,800.00 

Lydia Ko (NZL) 69 69 74 Amateur 

Mariajo Uribe (COL) 70 68 74 2,800.00 

21= 213(-3) Elizabeth Bennett (ENG) 68 75 70 2,438.89 

Bree Arthur (AUS) 74 69 70 2,438.89 

Kristie Smith (AUS) 71 72 70 2,438.89 

Amelia Lewis (USA) 68 74 71 2,438.89 

25= 214(-2) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 72 72 70 2,103.70 

Sarah-Jane Smith (AUS) 71 70 73 2,103.70 

Julia Boland (AUS) 71 68 75 2,103.70 

28= 215(-1) Kym Larratt (ENG) 67 77 71 1,733.33 

Joanna Klatten (FRA) 67 75 73 1,733.33 


of (€) 

Cindy Lacrosse (USA) 72 67 76 1,733.33 

Frances Bondad (AUS) 72 71 72 1,733.33 

Sydnee Michaels (USA) 73 70 72 1,733.33 

33= 216(Par) Laura Diaz (USA) 71 73 72 1,444.44 

Meredith Duncan (USA) 70 74 72 1,444.44 

Irene Cho (USA) 71 72 73 1,444.44 

Hannah Yun (USA) 68 76 72 1,444.44 

37= 217(1) Alison Whitaker (AUS) 74 68 75 1,266.67 

Sara Brown (USA) 70 75 72 1,266.67 

Mo Martin (USA) 76 67 74 1,266.67 

Danah Bordner (USA) 72 75 70 1,266.67 

41= 218(2) Sarah Kemp (AUS) 73 72 73 1,088.89 

Caroline Bon (NZ) 73 73 72 1,088.89 

Cathryn Bristow (NZL) 72 73 73 1,088.89 

Valentine Derrey (FRA) 76 71 71 1,088.89 

45= 219(3) Karen Lunn (AUS) 73 72 74 955.56 

Vikki Laing (SCO) 70 75 74 955.56 

47= 220(4) Lynnette Brooky (NZL) 67 76 77 844.44 

Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 73 72 75 844.44 

Jodi Ewart (ENG) 76 71 73 844.44 

Whitney Hillier (AUS) 74 72 74 Amateur 

51= 221(5) Charlie Douglass (ENG) 71 76 74 733.33 

Jaclyn Sweeney (USA) 68 74 79 733.33 

Emily Perry (NZL) 67 76 78 Amateur 

54= 222(6) Georgina Simpson (ENG) 71 75 76 644.44 

Grace Lennon (AUS) 70 72 80 Amateur 

Minsun Kim (KOR) 75 72 75 644.44 

57= 223(7) Susan Farron (NZL) 74 72 77 588.89 

Jane Kim (AUS) 71 73 79 588.89 


World Ladies Championships (WLC) 

Honour Roll: 

2012 

Individual: Shanshan Feng (CHN) 

Team: Shanshan Feng and 

Liying Ye (CHN) 

Mission Hills Hainan’s Vintage Course, Haikou, 

Hainan, China 1-4 March 2012 

Par 72 Individual US $500,000 (€472,700) Team US $100,000 

It was a clean sweep for the home nation when Chinese 

representatives won the individual, team and amateur titles at the 

inaugural World Ladies Championship on Hainan Island in southern 

China. World No.12 Shanshan Feng earned a one stroke victory in 

the individual stroke play event for professionals being held over 54 

holes, making history as the first player from mainland China to win 

on the Ladies European Tour. Feng finished with a 10 under par total 

of 206 after rounds of 66, 69 and 71, ending a stroke ahead of 

Thailand’s Pornanong 

Phatlum, with Sweden’s 

Pernilla Lindberg a shot 

further behind in third. 

Feng’s partner in the team 

event, Liying Ye, ended in 

share of fourth place and 

the pair won the team title 

in the concurrent event for 

20 pairs also being played 

over The Vintage Course. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 206(-10) Shanshan Feng (CHN) 66 69 71 56,275.95 

2= 207(-9) Pornanong Phatlum (THA) 68 69 70 38,080.06 

3 208(-8) Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) 69 70 69 26,262.11 

4= 209(-7) Diana Luna (ITA) 66 71 72 18,083.34 

Li Ying Ye (CHN) 68 67 74 18,083.34 

6 210(-6) Nontaya Srisawang (THA) 70 71 69 13,131.06 

7= 212(-4) Giulia Sergas (ITA) 71 73 68 9,154.22 

Linda Wessberg (SWE) 69 72 71 9,154.22 

Melissa Reid (ENG) 70 74 68 9,154.22 

Beth Allen (USA) 67 71 74 9,154.22 

11= 213(-3) Florentyna Parker (ENG) 69 68 76 6,490.49 

Felicity Johnson (ENG) 71 71 71 6,490.49 

Lee-Anne Pace (ZAF) 71 70 72 6,490.49 

Caroline Masson (DEU) 70 70 73 6,490.49 

15 214(-2) Candie Kung (TPE) 67 77 70 5,815.18 

16= 215(-1) Carin Koch (SWE) 68 75 72 5,304.95 

Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 73 70 72 5,304.95 

V Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 74 69 72 5,304.95 

Line Vedel (DNK) 71 70 74 5,304.95 

Jennifer Rosales (PHL) 70 73 72 5,304.95 

21= 216(Par) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 67 74 75 4,727.18 

Jing Yan (CHN) 72 73 71 Amateur 

23= 217(1) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 70 70 77 4,445.80 

Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 70 71 76 4,445.80 

Stacey Keating (AUS) 73 72 72 4,445.80 

Xi Yu Lin (CHN) 68 77 72 4,445.80 

27= 218(2) Rebecca Codd (IRL) 67 79 72 4,051.87 

Amy Hung (TPE) 69 72 77 4,051.87 


of (€) 

Rebecca Artis (AUS) 71 73 74 4,051.87 

Lydia Ko (NZL) 71 71 76 Amateur 

31= 219(3) Karen Lunn (AUS) 70 76 73 3,601.66 

Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 76 72 71 3,601.66 


Mei Hao Huang (CHN) 75 72 72 3,601.66 

Yue Xia Lu (CHN) 70 76 73 3,601.66 

36= 220(4) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) 72 70 78 2,982.63 

Nikki Garrett (AUS) 74 74 72 2,982.63 

Margherita Rigon (ITA) 71 75 74 2,982.63 

Lucie Andre (FRA) 76 71 73 2,982.63 

Pan Pan Yan (CHN) 71 77 72 2,982.63 

Lin Yan Shang (CHN) 73 71 76 2,982.63 

42= 221(5) Sahra Hassan (WAL) 75 71 75 2,453.63 

Kylie Walker (SCO) 75 70 76 2,453.63 

Liebelei Lawrence (LUX) 72 72 77 2,453.63 

Klara Spilkova (CZE) 79 69 73 2,453.63 

Cai Zhu Guo (CHN) 71 72 78 2,453.63 

Yi Chen Liu (TPE) 70 73 78 Amateur 

48= 222(6) Amelia Lewis (USA) 72 75 75 2,288.56 

Tao Li Yang (CHN) 75 72 75 2,288.56 

Yun Jye Wei (TPE) 72 71 79 2,288.56 

51 223(7) Sophie Walker (ENG) 70 78 75 2,213.52 

52= 224(8) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 73 74 77 2,157.24 

Connie Chen (ZAF) 73 71 80 2,157.24 

54 225(9) Danielle Montgomery (ENG) 72 76 77 2,063.45 

55= 226(10) Bree Arthur (AUS) 69 77 80 1,950.90 

Marieke Nivard (NLD) 75 73 78 1,950.90 


162

Lalla Meryem Cup 

Honour Roll: 

LET event 

2012: Karen Lunn (AUS) 

2011: Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) 

2010: Anja Monke (GER) 

Non-LET invitational event 



2006: Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 

2004: Ana Belen Sanchez (ESP) 

2003: Johanna Head (ENG) 

2002: Johanna Head (ENG) 

2001: Marine Monnet (FRA) 

2000: Elisabeth Esterl (GER) 

1999: Lora Fairclough (ENG) 


1997: Diane Barnard (ENG) 


1995: Amaia Arruti (ESP) 

1994: Gillian Stewart (SCO) 

1993: Marie Laure de Lorenzi (FRA) 

Golf de l'Ocean, Agadir, Morocco 

22-25 March 2012 

Par 71 €325,000 

Karen Lunn claimed her tenth LET title at the Lalla Meryem Cup after a 

tight final round battle. The 46-year-old Australian came from a stroke 

back going into the final round to finish three clear of Norwegian 

Marianne Skarpnord and South African Tandi Cuningham. Lunn posted 

a final round of five under 66 in fine conditions to end 12 under. The 

title was wide open until Lunn 

picked up five birdies on the back 

nine, including three in a row from 

the 10th hole. “We got to the turn 

and I think there were seven or 

eight players within two shots of the 

lead so it was game on for anyone,” 

said Lunn. She moved three ahead 

of the field after making another 

birdie from eight feet at the parthree 

16th and then made par on 

each of the closing two holes. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 272(-12) Karen Lunn (AUS) 72 66 68 66 48,750.00 

2= 275(-9) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 70 65 71 69 27,868.75 

Tandi Cuningham (ZAF) 71 70 67 67 27,868.75 

4= 277(-7) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 67 69 69 72 15,665.00 

Holly Aitchison (ENG) 70 68 72 67 15,665.00 


Valentine Derrey (FRA) 72 67 69 70 10,562.50 

8 279(-5) Carin Koch (SWE) 69 68 74 68 8,125.00 

9= 280(-4) Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 70 68 73 69 6,586.67 

Line Vedel (DNK) 72 68 71 69 6,586.67 


12= 281(-3) Malene Jorgensen (DNK) 71 70 70 70 5,411.25 

Stacy Lee Bregman (ZAF) 72 69 70 70 5,411.25 

14= 282(-2) Stefania Croce (ITA) 70 74 63 75 4,631.25 

Linda Wessberg (SWE) 68 70 71 73 4,631.25 

Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 71 71 72 68 4,631.25 

Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 72 70 68 72 4,631.25 


Esther Choe (USA) 72 69 67 74 4,631.25 

20= 283(-1) Stacey Keating (AUS) 70 71 71 71 4,143.75 

Marion Ricordeau (FRA) 71 69 71 72 4,143.75 

22= 284(Par) Sophie Walker (ENG) 68 75 72 69 3,900.00 


Eleanor Givens (ENG) 70 67 71 76 3,900.00 

25= 285(1) Miriam Nagl (DEU) 73 68 70 74 3,510.00 

Becky Brewerton (WAL) 72 73 69 71 3,510.00 

Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 71 66 75 73 3,510.00 

Hannah Burke (ENG) 71 73 73 68 3,510.00 

Klara Spilkova (CZE) 72 69 72 72 3,510.00 

30= 286(2) Rebecca Codd (IRL) 68 71 74 73 3,022.50 

Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 70 69 74 73 3,022.50 

Viva Schlasberg (SWE) 76 70 69 71 3,022.50 



of (€) 

Caroline Martens (NOR) 70 71 73 72 3,022.50 

35= 287(3) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 70 70 74 73 2,681.25 

Sahra Hassan (WAL) 72 71 69 75 2,681.25 

37= 288(4) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 73 70 74 71 2,148.61 

Georgina Simpson (ENG) 72 73 74 69 2,148.61 

Carmen Alonso (ESP) 72 68 75 73 2,148.61 

Anja Monke (DEU) 71 71 73 73 2,148.61 

Caroline Westrup (SWE) 72 71 71 74 2,148.61 

Marjet Van Der Graaff (NLD) 69 69 72 78 2,148.61 

Barbara Genuini (FRA) 70 73 71 74 2,148.61 

Sharmila Nicollet (IND) 75 71 70 72 2,148.61 

Connie Chen (ZAF) 71 71 75 71 2,148.61 

46= 289(2) Anais Maggetti (CHE) 73 69 77 70 1,722.50 

Carly Booth (SCO) 74 71 71 73 1,722.50 

48= 290(6) Margherita Rigon (ITA) 74 69 74 73 1,527.50 

Elena Giraud (FRA) 70 74 72 74 1,527.50 

Louise Larsson (SWE) 74 70 74 72 1,527.50 

Lucy Williams (ENG) 71 70 74 75 1,527.50 

52= 291(7) Florentyna Parker (ENG) 74 69 74 74 1,300.00 

Chrisje De Vries (NLD) 75 70 75 71 1,300.00 

54= 292(8) Lucie Andre (FRA) 73 70 77 72 1,170.00 

Sara Brown (USA) 72 74 74 72 1,170.00 

56= 293(9) V Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 69 77 74 73 1,040.00 

Mireia Prat (ESP) 73 73 76 71 1,040.00 

Julie Maisongrosse (FRA) 67 72 78 76 1,040.00 

Erika Holmen (SWE) 69 72 74 78 1,040.00 

Elin Emanuelsson (SWE) 75 71 73 74 1,040.00 

61= 294(10) Mikaela Parmlid (SWE) 74 72 75 73 926.25 

Caroline Afonso (FRA) 69 75 77 73 926.25 

63= 295(11) Stefanie Michl (AUT) 71 75 73 76 828.75 

Clare Queen (SCO) 75 71 73 76 828.75 

Henni Zuel (ENG) 71 74 73 77 828.75 

Melodie Bourdy (FRA) 73 70 77 75 828.75 



presented by EventScotland 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Carly Booth (SCO) 


2010: Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 


2007: Sophie Gustafson (SCO) 

1995: Alison Nicholas (ENG) 


1988: Cathy Panton (SCO) 

1987: Dale Reid (SCO) 

1986: Meredith Marshall (USA) 

Archerfield Links, East Lothian, Scotland 

3-5 May 2012 

Par 72 £183,000 €218,040 

Scottish teenager Carly Booth pulled away from a jammed leader 

board to win the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open 

presented by EventScotland on a glorious final day in East Lothian. The 

19-year-old from Comrie in Perthshire fired rounds of 70, 71 and 71 to 

end on a total of four under par 212, having played through nearfreezing 

conditions earlier in the week. She ended a stroke clear of 

England’s Florentyna Parker and Australian Frances Bondad. Booth 

secured her par and with it, her maiden LET victory. “I’m still 19 and 

I’ve just won my first Ladies European Tour event so I’m just happy,” 

said Booth. She took the outright lead with a birdie at the 11th but 

Parker birdied the 12th to catch 

her, before an unexpected 

swing at the par-four 16th. 

Booth rescued a fantastic par 

after driving the ball into the 

rough right of the fairway but 

followed with a skilful 30 yard 

chip-and-run shot to within five 

feet of the flag and holed it. She 

made another great save at the 

17th before making par from 

out of a bunker short of the 

green at the last hole. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 212(-4) Carly Booth (SCO) 70 71 71 32,706.00 



4= 214(-2) Trish Johnson (ENG) 71 75 68 9,550.15 



7 215(-1) Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 73 72 70 6,541.20 

8= 216(Par) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 72 75 69 5,167.55 

Becky Morgan (WAL) 74 70 72 5,167.55 

10= 217(1) Diana Luna (ITA) 70 73 74 3,898.56 



Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 71 76 70 3,898.56 


15= 218(2) Karen Lunn (AUS) 74 71 73 3,187.74 

Sarah Kemp (AUS) 69 76 73 3,187.74 

Kiran Matharu (ENG) 73 75 70 3,187.74 

Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 67 76 75 3,187.74 


20= 219(3) Catriona Matthew (SCO) 74 72 73 2,725.50 



Stacy Lee Bregman (ZAF) 71 70 78 2,725.50 

24= 220(4) Carin Koch (SWE) 77 72 71 2,322.13 

Giulia Sergas (ITA) 75 73 72 2,322.13 

Vikki Laing (SCO) 76 72 72 2,322.13 


of (€) 

Georgina Simpson (ENG) 73 76 71 2,322.13 

Tania Elosegui (ESP) 76 72 72 2,322.13 


Elizabeth Bennett (ENG) 73 71 76 2,322.13 

Tara Davies (WAL) 70 72 78 2,322.13 

32= 221(5) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 71 75 75 1,864.24 


Louise Stahle (SWE) 76 73 72 1,864.24 

Sophie Walker (ENG) 76 72 73 1,864.24 


Louise Larsson (SWE) 76 72 73 1,864.24 

38 222(6) Hannah Jun (USA) 69 79 74 1,635.30 

39= 223(7) Helen Alfredsson (SWE) 70 75 78 1,465.23 

Lynn Kenny (SCO) 70 77 76 1,465.23 


Caroline Afonso (FRA) 72 76 75 1,465.23 

Danielle Montgomery (ENG) 74 74 75 1,465.23 

44= 224(8) Laura Davies (ENG) 74 70 80 1,330.04 


Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 73 72 79 1,330.04 

Rebecca Codd (IRL) 70 75 79 1,330.04 

Becky Brewerton (WAL) 74 74 76 1,330.04 

49 225(9) Rachel Jennings (ENG) 73 75 77 1,264.63 

50 227(11) Heather Macrae (SCO) 72 75 80 1,242.83 

51 228(12) Lindsey Wright (AUS) 75 75 78 1,199.22 


164

Turkish Airlines Ladies Open 

Honour Roll: 



2010: Melissa Reid (ENG) 

2008: Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 

National Golf Club, Belek, Antalya, Turkey 

10-13 May 2012 

Par 73 €250,000 

Christel Boeljon successfully defended the Turkish Airlines Ladies 

Open, her fourth Ladies European Tour win, shooting a final round of 

level par 73. The 24-year-old Dutchwoman dominated the 

tournament, having either led outright or held a share of the lead after 

each of the four rounds, ending 

with a winning score of seven 

under par 285, which matched 

the tournament record set by 

Lotta Wahlin in 2008. 

“It means a lot. To be able to 

defend is quite an honour and 

quite special so I’m very 

pleased to be here,” said 

Boeljon, whose first win on tour 

came in a team event as a 

rookie in 2009. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 285(-7) Christel Boeljon (NLD) 70 73 69 73 37,500.00 

2 288(-4) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 73 70 71 74 25,375.00 

3= 290(-2) Carin Koch (SWE) 72 77 68 73 15,500.00 


5 291(-1) Charley Hull (ENG) 73 72 73 73 Amateur 

6= 292(Par) Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 72 72 70 78 8,950.00 

Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) 70 75 74 73 8,950.00 


9= 293(1) Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 73 73 74 73 5,925.00 

Hannah Jun (USA) 74 75 71 73 5,925.00 

11 294(2) Diana Luna (ITA) 70 75 72 77 5,000.00 

12 295(3) Danielle Montgomery (ENG) 72 77 72 74 4,600.00 

13= 296(4) Line Vedel (DNK) 76 73 68 79 4,058.33 






19= 298(6) Laura Davies (ENG) 73 73 78 74 3,268.75 

Sarah Kemp (AUS) 73 80 68 77 3,268.75 



23= 299(7) Trish Johnson (ENG) 75 73 73 78 2,812.50 

Lindsey Wright (AUS) 72 79 71 77 2,812.50 


Felicity Johnson (ENG) 77 76 72 74 2,812.50 





31= 300(8) Linda Wessberg (SWE) 73 76 75 76 2,325.00 



of (€) 

Lucie Andre (FRA) 71 78 74 77 2,325.00 

Anais Maggetti (CHE) 71 76 80 73 2,325.00 

Marieke Nivard (NLD) 76 74 72 78 2,325.00 

36= 301(9) Stefania Croce (ITA) 76 76 76 73 1,912.50 

Mikaela Parmlid (SWE) 77 69 79 76 1,912.50 

Henni Zuel (ENG) 73 76 75 77 1,912.50 


Malene Jorgensen (DNK) 76 76 74 75 1,912.50 

Charlotte Ellis (ENG) 70 77 77 77 1,912.50 

42= 302(10) Anja Monke (DEU) 74 79 76 73 1,587.50 


44= 303(11) Dewi Claire Schreefel (NLD) 77 74 76 76 1,475.00 


46= 304(12) Georgina Simpson (ENG) 74 79 69 82 1,300.00 


Celine Palomar (FRA) 74 78 80 72 1,300.00 


Jaclyn Sweeney (USA) 77 76 73 78 1,300.00 

51= 305(13) Vikki Laing (SCO) 75 76 77 77 1,075.00 

Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 77 76 75 77 1,075.00 

Maria Balikoeva (RUS) 78 75 76 76 1,075.00 

Rachel Jennings (ENG) 80 72 76 77 1,075.00 

55= 307(15) Florentyna Parker (ENG) 70 77 77 83 925.00 

Beth Allen (USA) 76 74 79 78 925.00 

57 309(17) Caroline Martens (NOR) 76 76 75 82 850.00 

58= 310(18) V Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 75 74 82 79 800.00 

Alexandra Vilatte (FRA) 74 76 74 86 800.00 

Caroline Afonso (FRA) 77 75 78 80 800.00 

61 311(19) Smriti Mehra (IND) 79 74 81 77 750.00 

62 312(20) Caroline Rominger (SWI) 80 71 84 77 725.00 

63 313(21) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 72 76 80 85 700.00 

64 315(23) Connie Chen (ZAF) 77 75 80 83 675.00 




Honour Roll: 

2012: Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 

2011: Diana Luna (ITA) 


2009: Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 

2008: Amy Yang (KOR) 

2000-2007: Not played. 

2001: Karine Icher (FRA) 

2000: Joanne Morley (ENG) 

1999: Anne-Marie Knight (AUS) 


1997: Joanne Mills (AUS) 

1996: Joanne Morley (ENG) 

1995: Rachel Hetherington (AUS) 

Golfpark Gut Hausern Nr. Munich, Germany 

24-27 May 2012 

Par 72 €350,000 

Anne-Lise Caudal defeated Laura Davies with a birdie at the second 

extra hole of a sudden-death play-off to capture the UniCredit Ladies 

German Open presented by Audi. On a glorious final day of sunshine, 

both players started the day two strokes behind a trio of leaders and 

carded matching final rounds of five under par 67 to finish on 13 

under par 275 after four rounds 

of regulation play. After heading 

back to the tee at the par-five 

18th both players made pars 

on the at their first extra hole. 

At the second time of asking, 

Davies’ birdie putt from four 

metres fell just short and low 

of the hole, clearing the way 

for Caudal to roll in her birdie 

putt from around three metres 

and secure the double first 

prize of €52,500 and an Audi 

A5 cabriolet car. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 275(-13) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 74 67 67 67 52,500.00 

2 275(-13) Laura Davies (ENG) 69 71 68 67 35,525.00 

3 277(-11) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 71 68 67 71 24,500.00 

4= 279(-9) Trish Johnson (ENG) 71 69 71 68 15,330.00 



7= 280(-8) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 69 72 71 68 7,558.33 

Giulia Sergas (ITA) 72 70 69 69 7,558.33 



Caroline Afonso (FRA) 70 71 71 68 7,558.33 

Sandra Gal (DEU) 70 68 70 72 7,558.33 

13= 281(-7) Carin Koch (SWE) 67 74 69 71 5,512.50 

Stefanie Michl (AUT) 67 71 73 70 5,512.50 

15= 282(-6) Diana Luna (ITA) 69 71 72 70 5,127.50 


17= 283(-5) Becky Morgan (WAL) 70 75 68 70 4,641.00 

Nikki Garrett (AUS) 72 72 72 67 4,641.00 

Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 74 70 68 71 4,641.00 



22= 284(-4) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 72 72 70 70 4,147.50 




26= 285(-3) Marieke Nivard (NLD) 75 69 69 72 3,780.00 

Hannah Jun (USA) 69 74 72 70 3,780.00 

Yu Yang Zhang (CHN) 72 71 73 69 3,780.00 

29= 286(-2) Georgina Simpson (ENG) 69 74 73 70 3,097.50 

Florentyna Parker (ENG) 69 74 72 71 3,097.50 



of (€) 

Dewi Claire Schreefel (NLD) 71 70 73 72 3,097.50 

Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 71 71 71 73 3,097.50 

Elizabeth Bennett (ENG) 71 72 75 68 3,097.50 





39= 287(-1) Vikki Laing (SCO) 74 70 73 70 2,467.50 


41= 289(1) Mikaela Parmlid (SWE) 70 71 74 74 2,035.00 

Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 70 74 75 70 2,035.00 




Lydia Hall (WAL) 71 71 74 73 2,035.00 


48= 290(2) Caroline Westrup (SWE) 67 76 75 72 1,680.00 



51= 292(4) Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 72 73 74 73 1,435.00 

Diana D Alessio (USA) 72 70 75 75 1,435.00 

Line Vedel (DNK) 70 75 75 72 1,435.00 

Kym Larratt (ENG) 71 74 75 72 1,435.00 

55= 293(5) Kylie Walker (SCO) 73 68 79 73 1,225.00 

Frances Bondad (AUS) 71 73 76 73 1,225.00 

57= 294(6) Elisabeth Esterl (DEU) 74 71 78 71 1,120.00 

Martina Eberl-Ellis (DEU) 72 70 77 75 1,120.00 

Elena Giraud (FRA) 75 70 79 70 1,120.00 

Karolin Lampert (DEU) 70 72 77 75 Amateur 

61 297(9) Karen Lunn (AUS) 70 69 83 75 1,050.00 

62 298(10) Alison Whitaker (AUS) 74 70 80 74 1,015.00 


166

Deloitte Ladies Open 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 


2010: Florentyna Parker (ENG) 

2009: Tania Elosegui (ESP) 



2006: Stephanie Arricau (FRA) 

2005: Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 

2004: Elisabeth Esterl (GER) 


2000: Tina Fischer (GER) 


1994: Liz Weima (NL) 

1993: Corinne Dibnah (AUS) 

1992: Valerie Michaud (FRA) 

1988: Marie Laure de Taya 

(de Lorenzi) (FRA) 

1987: Dale Reid (SCO) 

1986: Jane Forrest (ENG) 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 207(-9) Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 71 67 69 37,500.00 

2 209(-7) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 71 68 70 25,375.00 

3 212(-4) Lee-Anne Pace (ZAF) 71 70 71 17,500.00 

4= 213(-3) Carin Koch (SWE) 71 70 72 12,050.00 

Dewi Claire Schreefel (NLD) 71 70 72 12,050.00 

6= 214(-2) Mikaela Parmlid (SWE) 72 71 71 7,025.00 

Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 73 69 72 7,025.00 



10 215(-1) Florentyna Parker (ENG) 68 72 75 5,000.00 


Diana Luna (ITA) 69 76 71 3,752.50 

Christel Boeljon (NLD) 70 73 73 3,752.50 


Elena Giraud (FRA) 68 73 75 3,752.50 


Alison Whitaker (AUS) 70 72 74 3,752.50 

Hannah Burke (ENG) 69 75 72 3,752.50 

Marion Ricordeau (FRA) 72 74 70 3,752.50 


21= 217(1) Line Vedel (DNK) 76 66 75 3,075.00 


Nontaya Srisawang (THA) 73 72 72 3,075.00 

24= 218(2) Stefania Croce (ITA) 71 73 74 2,737.50 


Henni Zuel (ENG) 72 69 77 2,737.50 



Esther Choe (USA) 76 71 71 2,737.50 




Anja Monke (DEU) 70 77 72 2,100.00 

Golfclub Broekpolder - Rotterdam, Netherlands 

1-3 June 2012 

Par 72 €250,000 

Carlota Ciganda of Spain held on to her overnight lead to claim her 

maiden win at the Deloitte Ladies Open in Holland. The 22-year-old 

rookie professional from Pamplona began the final day with a one 

stroke lead over Ursula Wikstrom. She shot a final round of three under 

69 in cold and breezy conditions to end two strokes clear of the Finn at 

nine under par. Ciganda and Wikstrom tussled for the lead and the final 

turning point came when 

Wikstrom bogeyed the par-three 

16th after failing to get up and 

down from a bunker, giving 

Ciganda a two stroke lead. On 

18th, the heavens opened just 

after Ciganda hit her second 

shot to the green. Wikstrom 

made an excellent up and down 

from a bunker for birdie before 

Ciganda rolled in her second 

putt for birdie to seal the win. 


of (€) 

Rachel Bailey (AUS) 74 73 72 2,100.00 

Caroline Westrup (SWE) 76 71 72 2,100.00 

Marjet Van Der Graaff (NLD) 72 73 74 2,100.00 

Lydia Hall (WAL) 74 71 74 2,100.00 


Eleanor Givens (ENG) 75 73 71 2,100.00 


41= 220(4) Jenni Kuosa (FIN) 71 74 75 1,505.00 

Anais Maggetti (CHE) 72 72 76 1,505.00 

Sahra Hassan (WAL) 72 74 74 1,505.00 

Julie Maisongrosse (FRA) 72 72 76 1,505.00 


46= 221(5) Trish Johnson (ENG) 75 73 73 1,225.00 

Karen Lunn (AUS) 68 76 77 1,225.00 

Lynnette Brooky (NZL) 72 73 76 1,225.00 

Clare Queen (SCO) 72 75 74 1,225.00 



52= 222(6) Georgina Simpson (ENG) 74 74 74 1,000.00 


Beth Allen (USA) 75 72 75 1,000.00 

55= 223(7) Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 75 70 78 875.00 

Steffi Kirchmayr (GER) 68 79 76 875.00 

57= 224(8) Julie Greciet (FRA) 75 72 77 800.00 

Jessica Yadloczky (USA) 73 74 77 800.00 

Lauren Taylor (ENG) 72 76 76 Amateur 

60= 225(9) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 74 73 78 750.00 

Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 73 75 77 750.00 

Maria Ohlsson (SWE) 76 71 78 750.00 

63= 226(10) Linda Wessberg (SWE) 74 74 78 675.00 

Celine Palomar (FRA) 72 72 82 675.00 

Kendall Dye (USA) 71 74 81 675.00 


Allianz Ladies Slovak Open 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Line Vedel (DK) 

2011: Caroline Hedwall (SWE) 

2010: Maria Hernandez (ESP) 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 209(-7) Line Vedel (DNK) 71 69 69 33,750.00 

2 211(-5) Caroline Masson (DEU) 75 67 69 22,837.50 



5= 214(-2) Jessica Yadloczky (USA) 71 70 73 8,707.50 



Carin Koch (SWE) 70 73 72 5,211.00 


Caroline Rominger (SWI) 73 72 70 5,211.00 

Carly Booth (SCO) 70 72 73 5,211.00 

12= 216(Par) Julie Greciet (FRA) 73 72 71 3,746.25 


14= 217(1) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 71 72 74 3,206.25 




Tandi Cuningham (ZAF) 73 76 68 3,206.25 



Elisabeth Esterl (DEU) 73 73 72 2,700.00 

Mikaela Parmlid (SWE) 74 72 72 2,700.00 



Barbara Genuini (FRA) 71 75 72 2,700.00 


27= 219(3) Margherita Rigon (ITA) 72 72 75 2,328.75 




31= 220(4) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 73 72 75 2,092.50 



Golf Resort Tale, Brezno, Tale, Slovakia 

8-10 June 2012 

Par 72 €225,000 

Denmark’s Line Vedel secured her maiden LET victory in the Allianz 

Ladies Slovak Open, firing a final round 69 on a weather-interrupted 

last day. Vedel finished two strokes clear of Germany’s Caroline 

Masson with a winning total of seven under par. Beginning the day tied 

for the lead with Finland’s Jenni Kuosa, Vedel made a shaky start with 

bogeys on the first and third holes. Her tumble was halted however 

when play was suspended for an 

hour and 20 minutes due to 

thunder storms. She staged a 

stunning comeback with five 

birdies, starting at the sixth, where 

she holed a very long and sliding 

downhill putt from around 60 feet. 

A further birdie followed at the 

eighth, giving her a level par front 

nine, while birdies at the 10th, 11th 

and 14th allowed her to earn the 

€33,750 first prize. 


of (€) 









42= 222(6) Rebecca Codd (IRL) 76 74 72 1,282.50 

Jenni Kuosa (FIN) 71 69 82 1,282.50 



Marion Ricordeau (FRA) 74 74 74 1,282.50 

Monique Smit (RSA) 73 74 75 1,282.50 

48= 223(7) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 73 75 75 990.00 

Stefanie Michl (AUT) 73 75 75 990.00 

Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) 73 72 78 990.00 

Sophie Walker (ENG) 78 72 73 990.00 

Danielle Montgomery (ENG) 73 73 77 990.00 

Holly Aitchison (ENG) 75 70 78 990.00 

Caroline Martens (NOR) 73 75 75 990.00 

Karolina Vlckova (CZE) 73 71 79 Amateur 

56= 224(8) Mireia Prat (ESP) 75 70 79 787.50 

Yu Yang Zhang (CHN) 75 72 77 787.50 

58= 226(10) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 75 74 77 720.00 

Benedicte Toumpsin (BEL) 71 79 76 720.00 

Rachel Jennings (ENG) 73 77 76 720.00 

61= 227(11) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) 75 73 79 663.75 

Alison Whitaker (AUS) 75 75 77 663.75 

63= 228(12) Matia Maffiuletti (ITA) 74 75 79 618.75 

Danielle Mcveigh (IRL) 77 72 79 618.75 

65 229(13) V Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 74 75 80 585.00 

66 230(14) Maria Ohlsson (SWE) 70 77 83 562.50 


168

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Carly Booth (SCO) 


2010: Lee-Anne Pace (SA) 

2009: Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 

2008: Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 

2007: Bettina Hauert (GER) 




1988: Janice Arnold (NZ) 

Golf Gerre Losone, Ticino, Switzerland 

14-17 June 2012 

Par 72 €525,000 

Scotland’s Carly Booth won a three-way play-off against German duo 

Anja Monke and Caroline Masson with an eagle on the fourth extra 

hole at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Booth collected her 

second title just a week before her 20th birthday, posting a final round 

68 to reach 12 under par 276 in total on a sizzling hot day in Ticino. 

She birdied the par-five 18th hole three times in the play-off before 

sinking her 10 foot eagle putt to 

win and claim the €78,750 first 

prize. “I’m lost for words; so 

happy,” Booth said. “I hit a perfect 

drive every time and then 5-iron 

onto the green to about 10 foot 

and just holed it so it was perfect.” 

Booth jumped high into the air and 

punched her fist towards the sky 

before hugging her boyfriend, 

European Tour player Tano Goya, 

who was caddying. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 276(-12) Carly Booth (SCO) 70 71 67 68 78,750.00 

2= 276(-12) Anja Monke (DEU) 71 72 67 66 45,018.75 


4= 277(-11) Mikaela Parmlid (SWE) 74 68 70 65 25,305.00 


6= 278(-10) Ashleigh Simon (ZAF) 68 72 66 72 17,062.50 


8= 279(-9) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 69 72 70 68 12,442.50 


10= 280(-8) Karen Lunn (AUS) 69 71 69 71 8,925.00 

Diana Luna (ITA) 67 70 71 72 8,925.00 

Lisa Holm Sorensen (DNK) 72 72 73 63 8,925.00 



Jessica Yadloczky (USA) 69 71 65 75 8,925.00 


Linda Wessberg (SWE) 69 70 70 72 7,061.25 





22= 282(-6) Rebecca Codd (IRL) 70 69 71 72 6,300.00 




Carin Koch (SWE) 73 70 71 69 5,591.25 

Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 70 70 73 70 5,591.25 


Meaghan Francella (USA) 70 71 70 72 5,591.25 



Henni Zuel (ENG) 69 71 71 73 4,488.75 


of (€) 



Nontaya Srisawang (THA) 68 73 71 72 4,488.75 

Dawn Shockley (USA) 70 71 74 69 4,488.75 



39= 285(-3) Miriam Nagl (DEU) 69 74 74 68 3,377.50 

Sophie Walker (ENG) 75 69 70 71 3,377.50 



Amelia Lewis (USA) 72 69 75 69 3,377.50 

Elin Emanuelsson (SWE) 72 72 74 67 3,377.50 

45= 286(-2) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 72 72 74 68 2,572.50 

Tania Elosegui (ESP) 73 70 73 70 2,572.50 


Jenni Kuosa (FIN) 71 73 74 68 2,572.50 


Danielle Montgomery (ENG) 70 74 66 76 2,572.50 


Lucy Williams (ENG) 73 69 73 71 2,572.50 

53= 287(-1) Yu Yang Zhang (CHN) 74 70 72 71 2,047.50 

Kendall Dye (USA) 73 68 73 73 2,047.50 

55 288(Par) Caroline Rominger (SWI) 70 71 72 75 1,890.00 

56= 289(1) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 73 70 74 72 1,732.50 


Eleanor Givens (ENG) 73 71 74 71 1,732.50 



Lydia Hall (WAL) 70 71 73 76 1,575.00 

62 291(3) Vikki Laing (SCO) 72 72 73 74 1,470.00 

63 292(4) Steffi Kirchmayr (GER) 70 70 77 75 1,417.50 


Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters 

Honour Roll: 


2011: Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 

Albatross Golf Resort , Prague, Czech Republic 

22-24 June 2012 

Par 72 €250,000 

England’s Melissa Reid held her overnight lead to record an 

emotional victory at the Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters. Playing 

in her first tournament back on tour after the tragic death of her 

mother, Joy, in a car accident in Germany four weeks previously, she 

holed a six foot par putt to secure a one stroke victory over Italian 

Diana Luna before being embraced 

by friends and fellow competitors on 

the 18th green. 

Reid started the final round with a 

one shot lead over Italian Stefania 

Croce and had a shaky front nine 

with a bogey at the third for an 

outward total of one over 37. Tied 

for the lead with Luna after 16 holes, 

Reid birdied 17 just as Luna had 

posted the clubhouse lead at eight 

under and the supporting gallery 

sent out a jubilant roar. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 207(-9) Melissa Reid (ENG) 68 67 72 37,500.00 

2 208(-8) Diana Luna (ITA) 70 69 69 25,375.00 

3= 209(-7) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 70 68 71 15,500.00 


5= 210(-6) Stacey Keating (AUS) 69 69 72 9,675.00 


7= 211(-5) Elisabeth Esterl (DEU) 66 71 74 6,087.50 

Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 66 72 73 6,087.50 



11= 212(-4) Rebecca Codd (IRL) 75 68 69 4,100.00 

Ashleigh Simon (ZAF) 71 70 71 4,100.00 




16= 213(-3) Karen Lunn (AUS) 72 69 72 3,450.00 

Stefania Croce (ITA) 70 66 77 3,450.00 

Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 72 70 71 3,450.00 


20= 214(-2) Laura Davies (ENG) 69 73 72 2,887.50 


Miriam Nagl (DEU) 73 71 70 2,887.50 


Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 73 71 70 2,887.50 


Anja Monke (DEU) 74 72 68 2,887.50 







of (€) 




Kyra Van Leeuwen (NLD) 77 69 69 2,100.00 


Beth Allen (USA) 73 69 73 2,100.00 


Steffi Kirchmayr (GER) 75 71 69 2,100.00 

Elin Emanuelsson (SWE) 70 71 74 2,100.00 

41= 216(Par) Lynnette Brooky (NZL) 71 73 72 1,402.78 


Lisa Holm Sorensen (DNK) 71 73 72 1,402.78 







50= 217(1) Anais Maggetti (CHE) 71 71 75 1,100.00 




Florentyna Parker (ENG) 74 70 74 905.00 

Line Vedel (DNK) 76 68 74 905.00 

Danielle Montgomery (ENG) 71 75 72 905.00 

Rebecca Artis (AUS) 71 74 73 905.00 

58= 219(3) Margherita Rigon (ITA) 73 72 74 750.00 

Clare Queen (SCO) 72 74 73 750.00 

Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 74 71 74 750.00 

Elena Giraud (FRA) 72 74 73 750.00 

Hannah Burke (ENG) 74 71 74 750.00 


170

South African Women’s Open 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Caroline Masson (DEU) 

Selborne Park Golf Club 

13-15 July 2012 

Par 72 €260,000 

Germany’s Caroline Masson was remarkably composed on a brutal 

final day of the South African Women’s Open and went on to claim her 

maiden victory on the Ladies European Tour. Masson closed with a 

bogey-free 70 to win on one-under-par 215, one stroke clear of South 

Africa’s Lee-Anne Pace and England’s Danielle Montgomery. “I’m so 

happy. It was such a tough day with the wind,” Masson said of a round 

which was in doubt because of the 

gale force winds. At its strongest the 

wind raged at 81 km/h, and forced a 

one-hour delay of the tee-off time. 

Masson birdied the par-five third for 

her only birdie of the day. But far more 

impressive was the fact that she 

didn’t drop a single shot. “I hung in 

there and made my pars. I got lucky a 

few times, and I had a few birdie 

chances but didn’t make those putts.” 

Final Results 


of (€) 


2= 216(Par) Lee-Anne Pace (ZAF) 75 71 70 22,295.00 


4= 217(1) Tandi Cuningham (ZAF) 75 72 70 12,532.00 


6= 218(2) Lindsey Wright (AUS) 74 73 71 7,800.00 


Julie Greciet (FRA) 71 74 73 7,800.00 

9= 219(3) Felicity Johnson (ENG) 72 76 71 5,269.33 


Melissa Eaton (RSA) 78 73 68 5,269.33 

12= 220(4) Morgana Robbertze (RSA) 73 74 73 4,329.00 


14= 221(5) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 74 73 74 3,939.00 




18= 223(7) Marion Ricordeau (FRA) 77 72 74 3,484.00 


20 224(8) Rebecca Codd (IRL) 78 71 75 3,354.00 

21= 225(9) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 76 73 76 3,159.00 


Florentyna Parker (ENG) 74 75 76 3,159.00 


25= 226(10) Becky Brewerton (WAL) 72 75 79 2,886.00 

Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 76 82 68 2,886.00 





Mireia Prat (ESP) 76 76 75 2,457.00 




of (€) 

Yu Yang Zhang (CHN) 80 73 74 2,457.00 


36= 228(12) Laurette Maritz (ZAF) 76 79 73 2,028.00 


Sharmila Nicollet (IND) 75 75 78 2,028.00 

Bertine Strauss (ZAF) 78 72 78 Amateur 

40= 229(13) Jenni Kuosa (FIN) 82 75 72 1,742.00 

Elena Giraud (FRA) 74 78 77 1,742.00 


Mary Mattson (USA) 78 76 75 1,742.00 

44= 230(14) Steffi Kirchmayr (GER) 77 75 78 1,534.00 

Henriette Frylinck (ZAF) 83 72 75 1,534.00 

46= 231(15) Kylie Walker (SCO) 76 82 73 1,378.00 


Iliska Verwey (ZAF) 75 78 78 1,378.00 

Elin Emanuelsson (SWE) 76 78 77 1,378.00 

Nobuhle Dlamini (SWZ) 78 76 77 Amateur 

Alana Van Greuning (RSA) 77 78 76 Amateur 

52 232(16) Suzette Venter (ZAF) 76 74 82 1,248.00 

53 233(17) Monique Smit (RSA) 78 78 77 1,196.00 

54= 234(18) Patricia Beliard (FRA) 82 72 80 1,118.00 

Maria Beautell (ESP) 74 78 82 1,118.00 

56 235(19) Caroline Rominger (SWI) 80 74 81 1,040.00 

57= 236(20) Caroline Martens (NOR) 80 77 79 962.00 

Anna Scott (ENG) 80 76 80 962.00 

Bianca Theron (ZAF) 77 80 79 Amateur 

Izel Pieters (ZAF) 80 77 79 Amateur 

61 237(21) Erika Holmen (SWE) 80 80 77 884.00 

62= 239(23) Smriti Mehra (IND) 80 79 80 845.00 

Michelle De Vries (ZAF) 80 76 83 845.00 

64= 240(24) Nicole Becker (RSA) 82 80 78 806.00 

Kim Williams (RSA) 77 79 84 Amateur 

Bonita Bredenhann (NAM) 74 83 83 Amateur 


Evian Masters 

presented by Société Générale 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Inbee Park (KOR) 

2011: Ai Miyazato (JPN) 

2010: Jiyai Shin (KOR) 

2009: Ai Miyazato (JPN) 

2008: Helen Alfredsson (SWE) 

2007: Natalie Gulbis (USA) 


2005: Paula Creamer (USA) 

2004: Wendy Doolan (AUS) 

2003: Juli Inkster (USA) 




1999: Catrin Nilsmark (SWE) 


1997: Hiromi Kobayashi (JPN) 




Evian Masters GC, Evian-Les-Bains, France 

26-29 June 2012 

Par 72 US $3,250,000 or €2,496,170 

Inbee Park closed with three straight birdies for a final round of 66 to 

fend off a packed leader board and win the 2012 Evian Masters 

presented by Société Générale on a glorious and historic final day. The 

24-year-old South Korean closed on 17 under par for a two stroke 

victory over Australian Karrie Webb and Stacy Lewis of the United 

States, earning a first prize cheque of 

$487,500. “I really had tough time last 

five years putting over here and didn't 

play good. I was not really confident 

with the greens. This year I came and 

the greens were a lot quicker. I like the 

fast greens, so I think that really suited 

me as well,” said Park, whose only 

other victory on the LPGA Tour was 

as the youngest winner of the US 

Women’s Open in 2008, aged 19. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 271(-17) Inbee Park (KOR) 71 64 70 66 397,068.75 

2= 273(-15) Karrie Webb (AUS) 70 69 67 67 210,392.29 


4= 274(-14) Shanshan Feng (CHN) 68 72 68 66 123,504.43 

Natalie Gulbis (USA) 69 69 68 68 123,504.43 

Hyo-Joo Kim (KOR) 69 68 69 68 Amateur 

7 276(-12) Anna Nordqvist (SWE) 72 67 69 68 90,125.10 

8 277(-11) Se Ri Pak (KOR) 70 69 69 69 75,438.15 

9= 278(-10) Beatriz Recari (ESP) 71 66 75 66 59,861.39 

Il Hee Lee (KOR) 66 67 76 69 59,861.39 

Paula Creamer (USA) 68 67 73 70 59,861.39 

12= 279(-9) Giulia Sergas (ITA) 71 72 69 67 45,428.73 

Cristie Kerr (USA) 71 69 67 72 45,428.73 

Karine Icher (FRA) 70 72 68 69 45,428.73 

Momoko Ueda (JPN) 69 72 69 69 45,428.73 

16= 280(-8) Lindsey Wright (AUS) 71 70 68 71 34,981.75 

Meena Lee (KOR) 69 69 72 70 34,981.75 


Azahara Munoz (ESP) 70 68 72 70 34,981.75 

Mika Miyazato (JPN) 67 69 73 71 34,981.75 

21= 281(-7) Ai Miyazato (JPN) 71 70 70 70 29,641.03 


Hee Young Park (KOR) 65 72 71 73 29,641.03 

24= 282(-6) Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 69 71 68 74 24,586.67 


Brittany Lang (USA) 71 69 74 68 24,586.67 

Amy Yang (KOR) 72 68 73 69 24,586.67 

In Kyung Kim (KOR) 69 73 71 69 24,586.67 


Mirim Lee (KOR) 73 68 70 71 24,586.67 

31= 283(-5) Jiyai Shin (KOR) 69 69 71 74 20,161.06 


So Yeon Ryu (KOR) 73 65 72 73 20,161.06 

34= 284(-4) Hee-Won Han (KOR) 72 69 69 74 18,157.69 


of (€) 

Ha-Neul Kim (KOR) 70 71 73 70 18,157.69 

36= 285(-3) Katherine Hull (AUS) 71 70 72 72 16,089.31 

Brittany Lincicome (USA) 73 67 73 72 16,089.31 

Haeji Kang (KOR) 72 70 68 75 16,089.31 

Mariajo Uribe (COL) 67 74 74 70 16,089.31 

40= 286(-2) Catriona Matthew (SCO) 74 72 69 71 13,084.70 


Pornanong Phatlum (THA) 72 70 72 72 13,084.70 

Alison Walshe (USA) 76 69 72 69 13,084.70 

Na Yeon Choi (KOR) 75 70 70 71 13,084.70 

Juli Inkster (USA) 71 75 70 70 13,084.70 

46= 287(-1) Maria Hjorth (SWE) 72 69 75 71 10,747.88 

Jessica Korda (USA) 77 67 72 71 10,747.88 

Jenny Shin (KOR) 73 69 69 76 10,747.88 

Sun Young Yoo (KOR) 73 68 71 75 10,747.88 

50= 288(Par) Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) 74 72 70 72 9,545.86 

Cheyenne Woods (USA) 71 69 70 78 9,545.86 

52= 289(1) Christina Kim (USA) 73 67 73 76 8,946.17 

Ji-Na Yim (KOR) 72 69 71 77 8,946.17 

54= 290(2) Jennifer Song (USA) 73 72 73 72 8,010.83 

Danielle Kang (USA) 75 70 71 74 8,010.83 

Miki Saiki (JPN) 76 69 76 69 8,010.83 

Ran Hong (KOR) 74 68 75 73 8,010.83 

Hye-Youn Kim (KOR) 73 72 72 73 8,010.83 

59= 291(3) Carly Booth (SCO) 72 73 74 72 7,076.80 

Shin-Ae Ahn (KOR) 74 72 72 73 7,076.80 

61 292(4) Min-Young2 Lee (KOR) 74 72 74 72 6,676.13 

62= 293(5) Cindy Lacrosse (USA) 76 69 73 75 6,475.79 


64= 294(6) Laura Davies (ENG) 73 72 79 70 6,008.52 

Sandra Gal (DEU) 69 76 76 73 6,008.52 

Jodi Ewart (ENG) 70 76 73 75 6,008.52 

Jennifer Johnson (USA) 73 70 78 73 6,008.52 

Michelle Wie (USA) 73 72 76 73 6,008.52 


172

Ladies Irish Open 

Honour Roll: 







2002: Iben Tinning (DEN) 

2001: Raquel Carriedo (ESP) 


1999: Sandrine Mendiburu (FRA) 


1997: Patricia Meunier-Lebouc (FRA) 




1986: Muriel Thomson (SCO) 

1984: Kathy Whitworth (USA) 

1983: Cathy Panton (SCO) 

Killeen Castle, Dunsany, County Meath, Ireland 

3-5 August 2012 

Par 72 €350,000 

Scotland’s Solheim Cup star Catriona Matthew claimed her fifth LET 

title with a one stroke victory in the Ladies Irish Open supported by 

Fáilte Ireland. Matthew could afford a bogey five on the final hole to seal 

the win with a three round total of 209, seven under par, after a second 

successive round of 71. The 2011 event champion, Pettersen, began 

the final round three shots behind 

Matthew but was tied for the lead 

after 15. There was a two shot 

swing when Matthew, playing in 

the last group behind Pettersen, 

holed a tricky five-footer to reach 

eight under with a hole to play. 

Pettersen missed her downhill 

birdie putt on 18 and although 

Matthew dropped a shot, two 

putts were enough to seal the 

win and the €52,500 first prize. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 209(-7) Catriona Matthew (SCO) 67 71 71 52,500.00 

2 210(-6) Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 72 69 69 35,525.00 

3 213(-3) Laura Davies (ENG) 74 71 68 24,500.00 

4= 215(-1) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 73 72 70 15,330.00 



7= 216(Par) Felicity Johnson (ENG) 69 75 72 9,625.00 


9= 217(1) Dewi Claire Schreefel (NLD) 73 73 71 6,587.00 



Jodi Ewart (ENG) 73 72 72 6,587.00 

Alison Walshe (USA) 73 71 73 6,587.00 

14 218(2) Becky Morgan (WAL) 77 70 71 5,390.00 

15= 219(3) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 70 75 74 5,051.67 

Holly Aitchison (ENG) 76 73 70 5,051.67 



Giulia Sergas (ITA) 72 74 74 4,308.89 

Miriam Nagl (DEU) 74 72 74 4,308.89 

Diana Luna (ITA) 75 76 69 4,308.89 





Celine Palomar (FRA) 76 71 73 4,308.89 

Charley Hull (ENG) 71 76 73 Amateur 

28= 221(5) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 73 75 73 3,517.50 

Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 78 73 70 3,517.50 


Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 75 75 71 3,517.50 


Meaghan Francella (USA) 74 73 74 3,517.50 


of (€) 

34= 222(6) Linda Wessberg (SWE) 75 71 76 2,782.50 


Anja Monke (DEU) 70 76 76 2,782.50 


Julieta Granada (PAR) 74 75 73 2,782.50 


Jennie Lee (USA) 73 73 76 2,782.50 


42= 223(7) Carin Koch (SWE) 75 73 75 2,070.83 

Karen Stupples (ENG) 74 75 74 2,070.83 





48= 224(8) Stacy Lee Bregman (ZAF) 77 70 77 1,715.00 

Lydia Hall (WAL) 80 69 75 1,715.00 


Steffi Kirchmayr (GER) 75 70 79 1,715.00 

52= 225(9) Rachel Bailey (AUS) 70 76 79 1,400.00 


Marieke Nivard (NLD) 74 75 76 1,400.00 



57= 226(10) Lindsey Wright (AUS) 74 74 78 1,155.00 


Beth Allen (USA) 74 73 79 1,155.00 

60= 227(11) Stefanie Michl (AUT) 77 71 79 1,067.50 


62= 228(12) Line Vedel (DNK) 75 72 81 997.50 

Lucy Williams (ENG) 73 74 81 997.50 

64 229(13) Connie Chen (ZAF) 74 76 79 945.00 

65 231(15) Liebelei Lawrence (LUX) 75 76 80 910.00 

66 232(16) Clare Queen (SCO) 76 75 81 875.00 


ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Lydia Hall (WAL) 

Buckinghamshire Golf Club, Buckinghamshire, England 

16-18 August 2012 

Par 72 £300,000 or €357,226 

Lydia Hall clinched her maiden win in dramatic style as she came from 

two shots behind to take the inaugural ISPS Handa Ladies British 

Masters. The 24-year-old Welshwoman, who held a share of the lead 

after day one, shot rounds of 66, 71 and 72 for a fantastic seven 

under par 54-hole total. She sealed a one stroke victory over Beth 

Allen of the United States in glorious conditions at the stunning 

parkland course, which was hosting the tournament for the first time. 

It was a double success for the 

town of Bridgend, home to Hall and 

her experienced Tour caddie Lee 

Griffiths, who was on the bag for 

the first time. Hall took the title after 

Allen triple bogeyed the tricky parfour 

17th. Allen was a stroke clear 

with two holes to go but dropped 

two behind Hall and then a bogey 

was enough for the Welshwoman 

to secure the title and take home 

the £45,000 first prize. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 209(-7) Lydia Hall (WAL) 66 71 72 57,395.10 

2 210(-6) Beth Allen (USA) 68 69 73 38,837.35 



Henni Zuel (ENG) 66 75 70 16,351.23 




9= 212(-4) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DNK) 71 71 70 8,111.84 

Caroline Martens (NOR) 72 73 67 8,111.84 

11= 213(-3) Lee-Anne Pace (ZAF) 68 73 72 6,594.06 



14= 214(-2) Stefanie Michl (AUT) 72 71 71 5,615.15 

Diana Luna (ITA) 70 73 71 5,615.15 



18= 215(-1) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 69 70 76 4,884.96 






Charley Hull (ENG) 70 74 71 Amateur 

25= 216(Par) Rebecca Codd (IRL) 70 74 72 4,304.63 

Clare Queen (SCO) 73 70 73 4,304.63 





Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) 70 71 76 3,615.89 


of (€) 





Xi Yu Lin (CHN) 74 69 74 3,615.89 

37= 218(2) Lynnette Brooky (NZL) 74 73 71 2,635.92 













50= 220(4) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 72 74 74 1,798.38 


52= 221(5) Carin Koch (SWE) 68 78 75 1,607.06 

Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) 76 71 74 1,607.06 


55= 222(6) Laura Davies (ENG) 66 77 79 1,377.48 



58= 223(7) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 74 71 78 1,224.43 



61 225(9) Laurette Maritz (ZAF) 72 75 78 1,147.90 

62 227(11) Louise Larsson (SWE) 72 73 82 1,109.64 


174

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open 

presented by Raiffeisen 

Honour Roll: 




2009: Linda Wessberg (SWE) 



2006: Sophie Gustafson (ENG) 

2005: Federica Piovano (ITA) 


1999: Marina Arruti (ESP) 

1998: Lynette Brooky (NZ) 

1996: Martina Koch (GER) 


1994: Florence Descampe (BEL) 

Golfclub Fohrenwald, Wiener Neustadt, Austria 

7-9 September 2012 

Par 72 €200,000 

Caroline Hedwall made the perfect return from two months out with a 

hip injury by successfully defending the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open 

presented by Raiffeisen in Austria. The 23-year-old Swede compiled 

rounds of 67, 66 and 70 for a three round total of 203, 13 under to 

win by four strokes – the same margin of victory as the previous yearon 

a hot and sunny day at Golfclub Fohrenwaldh in Wiener Neustadt. 

“I’m very happy and especially coming back from injury. This is more 

than I could have hoped for. 

I definitely wasn’t expecting to 

win and I just wanted to make 

the cut when I came here but 

I found my game and played 

really well,” Hedwall said. 

Laura Davies, playing in the 

penultimate group, holed a 

12-footer on 18 to move into a 

share of second with Mikaela 

Parmlid before Hedwall made 

her par there to seal her fifth 

Ladies European Tour win and 

the €30,000 first prize. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 203(-13) Caroline Hedwall (SWE) 67 66 70 30,000.00 



4= 208(-8) Linda Wessberg (SWE) 70 69 69 8,760.00 




Henni Zuel (ENG) 71 71 67 5,500.00 





13= 211(-5) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 70 70 71 3,116.00 





18= 212(-4) Line Vedel (DNK) 73 68 71 2,740.00 



21= 213(-3) Marjet Van Der Graaff (NLD) 74 70 69 2,490.00 

Beth Allen (USA) 70 70 73 2,490.00 

23= 214(-2) Carin Koch (SWE) 72 70 72 2,220.00 





of (€) 




30= 215(-1) Anja Monke (DEU) 73 70 72 1,920.00 


Anna Scott (ENG) 75 68 72 1,920.00 

33= 216(Par) Stefania Croce (ITA) 69 74 73 1,590.00 

Stefanie Michl (AUT) 70 74 72 1,590.00 











45= 218(2) Becky Brewerton (WAL) 73 71 74 1,220.00 



48 219(3) Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 71 73 75 1,180.00 

49= 220(4) Chrisje De Vries (NLD) 72 72 76 1,150.00 

Jessica Yadloczky (USA) 71 71 78 1,150.00 

51 221(5) Alexandra Vilatte (FRA) 70 74 77 1,100.00 

52 223(7) Kym Larratt (ENG) 71 72 80 1,060.00 


Ricoh Women’s British Open 

Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake, England 


Par 72 US $2,500,000 or €1,920,130 

Jiyai Shin of South Korea was in a league of her own as she collected 

her second Ricoh Women’s British Open title in five years at Royal 

Liverpool. The 24-year-old former world number one shot a final round 

of 73 in brutal conditions to finish as the sole competitor under par for 

the championship on a 279, nine under total. She was nine strokes 

clear of fellow South Korean Inbee Park (72) with Paula Creamer of the 

United States a stroke further back in third after a wet and windy 36 

holes at Hoylake. With her victory, Shin completed the first Asian clean 

sweep of women’s major victories in one season.Her margin of victory 

was the largest since the championship became a major in 2001, 

although before that, Ayako 

Okamoto won by 11 strokes in 

1984. Shin said the conditions 

were the toughest she had ever 

played in and collected a first 

prize of £266,143, just seven 

days after winning the Kingsmill 

Championship in Virginia in a 

nine-hole play-off. This came 

after two months out from the 

game with surgery to remove a 

broken bone in her left hand 

earlier in the summer. 

Honour Roll: 






2007: Lorena Ochoa (MEX) 

2006: Sherri Steinhauer (USA) 

2005: Jeong Jang (KOR) 

2004: Karen Stupples (ENG) 



2001: Se Ri Pak (KOR) 





1996: Emilee Klein (USA) 




1992: Patty Sheehan (USA) 

1991: Penny Grice-Whittaker (ENG) 






1985: Betsy King (USA) 

1984: Ayako Amayato (JPN) 

1982: Marta Figueras Dotti (ESP) 

1981: Debbie Massey (USA) 

1980: Debbie Massey (USA) 

1979: Alison Sheard (SA) 

1978: Janet Melville (ENG) 

1977: Vivien Saunders (ENG) 

1976: Jenny Lee Smith (ENG) 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 279(-9) Jiyai Shin (KOR) 71 64 71 73 331,936.21 

2 288(Par) Inbee Park (KOR) 72 68 72 76 208,079.53 

3 289(1) Paula Creamer (USA) 73 72 72 72 145,655.42 

4 290(2) Mika Miyazato (JPN) 71 70 72 77 113,948.85 

5= 291(3) Karrie Webb (AUS) 71 70 68 82 87,195.57 

So Yeon Ryu (KOR) 70 74 71 76 87,195.57 

7 293(5) Julieta Granada (PAR) 74 71 74 74 73,323.48 

8= 294(6) Stacy Lewis (USA) 74 70 76 74 63,415.02 


10= 295(7) Catriona Matthew (SCO) 76 73 71 75 49,873.01 

In Kyung Kim (KOR) 75 72 73 75 49,873.01 


13= 296(8) Cristie Kerr (USA) 72 73 74 77 36,785.52 


Na Yeon Choi (KOR) 73 73 75 75 36,785.52 


17= 297(9) Lindsey Wright (AUS) 76 72 75 74 28,338.36 


Vicky Hurst (USA) 71 72 79 75 28,338.36 

Lydia Ko (NZL) 72 71 76 78 Amateur 


Jenny Shin (KOR) 75 68 71 83 28,338.36 

23= 298(10) Angela Stanford (USA) 72 72 74 80 23,780.55 


of (€) 

Lydia Hall (WAL) 71 75 75 77 23,780.55 

Juli Inkster (USA) 79 69 72 78 23,780.55 

26= 299(11) Beatriz Recari (ESP) 72 77 73 77 19,941.02 

Ai Miyazato (JPN) 71 72 73 83 19,941.02 

Yani Tseng (TPE) 72 72 76 79 19,941.02 

Amy Yang (KOR) 73 72 75 79 19,941.02 


Holly Clyburn (ENG) 72 73 74 80 Amateur 

Yuki Ichinose (JPN) 72 72 72 83 19,941.02 

33= 300(12) Karine Icher (FRA) 75 72 76 77 16,596.94 

Katherine Hull (AUS) 72 72 77 79 16,596.94 

Hee Young Park (KOR) 78 71 76 75 16,596.94 

Line Vedel (DNK) 80 69 74 77 16,596.94 

Bronte Law (ENG) 75 71 77 77 Amateur 

38 301(13) Candie Kung (TPE) 73 76 75 77 15,358.14 

39= 302(14) Hee-Won Han (KOR) 72 75 74 81 14,119.66 


Jane Park (USA) 74 72 78 78 14,119.66 

Erina Hara (JPN) 75 73 77 77 14,119.66 

43= 303(15) Carin Koch (SWE) 72 71 78 82 12,137.85 

Sarah-Jane Smith (AUS) 74 75 77 77 12,137.85 

Amy Hung (TPE) 72 74 79 78 12,137.85 

Morgan Pressel (USA) 72 73 77 81 12,137.85 


176

Tenerife Open de España Femenino 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Stacey Keating (AUS) 



2009: Becky Brewerton (WAL) 

2008: Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 

2007: Nikki Garrett (AUS) 

2006: Lynnette Brooky (NZ) 



2003: Federica Dassu (ITA) 


1996: Caryn Louw (SA) 






1985: Alison Sheard (SA) 

1984: Maxine Burton (ENG) 

1982: Rosie Jones (USA) 

Golf Las Américas, Tenerife, Canarias, Spain 


Par 72 €350,000 

Australian Stacey Keating birdied the first extra hole in a sudden 

death play-off to secure her maiden LET victory at the Tenerife Open 

de España Femenino. The victory helped to make amends for the 

massive disappointment of the previous week at the Ricoh Women’s 

British Open, where she was disqualified for signing for an incorrect 

score when lying in a tie for 32nd place. 

Keating holed a five-footer for 

birdie on the 494-yard / 452-metre 

par five 18th hole after she tied on 

nine under par with Germany’s 

Caroline Masson. Keating closed 

with a two under par 70 to come 

from a stroke behind Masson but 

it was a close final round duel in 

hot and windy conditions, with 

temperatures at 29˚C. The lead 

exchanged several times before 

Masson made a mistake. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 279(-9) Stacey Keating (AUS) 70 69 70 70 52,500.00 

2 279(-9) Caroline Masson (DEU) 69 69 70 71 35,525.00 

3 280(-8) Trish Johnson (ENG) 67 74 72 67 24,500.00 

4 281(-7) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 64 73 74 70 18,900.00 

5= 282(-6) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 69 74 71 68 11,585.00 





Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 69 70 75 69 6,587.00 

Diana Luna (ITA) 72 72 70 69 6,587.00 

Henni Zuel (ENG) 73 72 71 67 6,587.00 


14= 284(-4) Florentyna Parker (ENG) 69 69 77 69 5,302.50 


16= 286(-2) Hannah Burke (ENG) 70 70 73 73 4,970.00 





21= 288(Par) Stefania Croce (ITA) 72 71 77 68 4,042.50 




Line Vedel (DNK) 75 70 75 68 4,042.50 



Jessica Yadloczky (USA) 72 73 72 71 4,042.50 

29= 289(1) Lucie Andre (FRA) 73 72 73 71 3,360.00 





of (€) 



Carmen Alonso (ESP) 71 75 73 71 2,835.00 




39= 291(3) Rachel Bailey (AUS) 73 70 74 74 2,362.50 

Julie Greciet (FRA) 69 72 76 74 2,362.50 


Pamela Feggans (SCO) 75 71 70 75 2,362.50 



Beth Allen (USA) 73 71 76 72 1,995.00 

Lydia Hall (WAL) 70 74 69 79 1,995.00 


48 293(5) Frances Bondad (AUS) 69 74 78 72 1,785.00 

49= 294(6) Sara Beautell Largo (ESP) 70 71 78 75 1,610.00 

Maria Ohlsson (SWE) 73 72 70 79 1,610.00 



53= 295(7) Margherita Rigon (ITA) 71 75 76 73 1,400.00 


Monique Smit (RSA) 72 72 75 76 1,400.00 

56= 296(8) Carin Koch (SWE) 70 74 76 76 1,242.50 

Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 77 69 76 74 1,242.50 

Georgina Simpson (ENG) 73 71 77 75 1,242.50 

Clare Queen (SCO) 73 72 74 77 1,242.50 

Sophie Walker (ENG) 73 71 76 76 1,242.50 


62 298(10) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 71 75 79 73 1,120.00 

63 299(11) Dawn Shockley (USA) 70 74 76 79 1,085.00 


Lacoste Ladies Open de France 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Stacey Keating (AUS) 

2011: Felicity Johnson (ENG) 

2010: Trish Johnson (ENG) 

2009: Nicole Gergely (AUT) 


2007: Linda Wessberg (SWE) 

2006: Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 

2005: Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 







1998: Not played. 




1994: Julie Forbes (SCO) 


1990-1992: Not played. 

1989: Suzanne Strudwick (ENG) 



Chantaco Golf Club, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Aquitaine, France 

4-7 October 2012 

Par 70 €250,000 

Australian Stacey Keating came from three shots behind overnight 

leader Diana Luna to capture the Lacoste Ladies Open de France. 

The 26-year-old recorded her second straight win on the LET after she 

earned her maiden title at the Tenerife Open de España Femenino a 

fortnight previously. Playing in the penultimate group, Keating was 

quick out of the blocks with four birdies in a row from the second to 

catch Luna. Keating thought she’d blown it when she bogeyed 18, but 

then watched Luna do the same, missing a five foot par putt which 

would have forced a play-off. Heartbroken Luna was forced to settle for 

her third straight second place 

finish in three years at the same 

tournament. Meanwhile, 

Keating described the feeling 

as ‘surreal.’ She was handed 

the trophy by Sophie Lacoste, 

President of Lacoste SA in 

the presence of the recent 

victorious European Ryder Cup 

Captain José María Olazábal 

and former women’s world 

number one Lorena Ochoa. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 266(-14) Stacey Keating (AUS) 62 71 69 64 37,500.00 

2 267(-13) Diana Luna (ITA) 67 64 68 68 25,375.00 

3= 269(-11) Azahara Munoz (ESP) 66 71 66 66 15,500.00 

Hannah Jun (USA) 68 68 67 66 15,500.00 




8 271(-9) Nontaya Srisawang (THA) 71 66 69 65 6,250.00 

9 272(-8) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 69 68 66 69 5,600.00 

10 274(-6) Julie Greciet (FRA) 73 68 66 67 5,050.00 

11= 275(-5) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 69 68 68 70 4,325.00 

Anja Monke (DEU) 72 63 72 68 4,325.00 

Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 68 74 71 62 4,325.00 


15= 276(-4) Maria Hjorth (SWE) 70 74 67 65 3,812.50 


17= 277(-3) Sarah Kemp (AUS) 71 66 73 67 3,600.00 

Maria Hernandez (ESP) 71 71 67 68 3,600.00 







Lorena Ochoa (MEX) 69 72 68 70 2,962.50 

26= 280(Par) Laura Diaz (USA) 68 75 70 67 2,662.50 


Henni Zuel (ENG) 69 73 71 67 2,662.50 


of (€) 



Tania Elosegui (ESP) 72 67 73 69 2,325.00 


Beth Allen (USA) 72 67 71 71 2,325.00 

Kym Larratt (ENG) 72 72 68 69 2,325.00 

35= 282(2) Stefania Croce (ITA) 74 68 66 74 1,987.50 

Nikki Garrett (AUS) 71 70 69 72 1,987.50 



39= 283(3) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 70 69 73 71 1,725.00 



42 284(4) Linda Wessberg (SWE) 73 70 70 71 1,625.00 

43= 285(5) Mikaela Parmlid (SWE) 68 76 72 69 1,550.00 

Alexandra Vilatte (FRA) 67 74 73 71 1,550.00 

Lucie Andre (FRA) 70 72 71 72 1,550.00 





Lydia Hall (WAL) 66 75 72 73 1,450.00 

51 287(7) Margherita Rigon (ITA) 74 66 73 74 1,375.00 

52= 288(8) Laurette Maritz (ZAF) 71 71 76 70 1,275.00 



55 289(9) Malene Jorgensen (DNK) 70 72 71 76 1,175.00 

56 294(14) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) 72 72 77 73 1,125.00 


178

Sanya Ladies Open 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 

2011: Frances Bondad (AUS) 


Final Results 


of (€) 

1 210(-6) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 73 67 70 37,500.00 

2= 212(-4) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 71 72 69 21,437.50 


4= 213(-3) Becky Brewerton (WAL) 71 73 69 7,344.44 

Sarah Kemp (AUS) 71 70 72 7,344.44 



Beth Allen (USA) 74 68 71 7,344.44 

Numa Gulyanamitta (THA) 70 69 74 7,344.44 

Xi Yu Lin (CHN) 72 72 69 7,344.44 

Yue Xia Lu (CHN) 72 70 71 7,344.44 

Patcharajutar Kongkrapan (THA) 73 70 70 7,344.44 





Jia Yun Li (CHN) 73 70 72 3,550.00 


Belen Mozo (ESP) 74 68 74 3,268.75 


J P Na Ayutthaya (THA) 73 70 73 3,268.75 

22= 217(1) Lucie Andre (FRA) 74 71 72 3,037.50 

Lydia Hall (WAL) 76 74 67 3,037.50 

24= 218(2) Trish Johnson (ENG) 75 69 74 2,662.50 






Mei Hao Huang (CHN) 72 71 75 2,662.50 

Ajira Nualraksa (THA) 72 74 72 2,662.50 




Yalong Bay Golf Club, Sanya, Hainan, China 

2-4 November 2012 

Par 72 €250,000 

Cassandra Kirkland of France came from a stroke behind to claim her 

first professional title at the Sanya Ladies Open in China. The 28-yearold 

held off stiff opposition to post a final round 70 on a hot and breezy 

final day at Yalong Bay Golf Club. She ended two strokes clear of fellow 

Frenchwoman Jade Schaeffer and England’s Holly Aitchison, with a 

further nine players a stroke back in a 

tie for fourth. Thailand’s Numa 

Gulyanamitta started with a one stroke 

lead but Kirkland quickly claimed the 

advantage after two holes. When 

Kirkland holed her second shot for 

eagle on the 14th hole, she pulled 

three shots clear of the field. She 

bogeyed the 15th but was able to 

close with three solid pars, earning a 

first prize of €37,500 and a two-year 

exemption to the LET. 


of (€) 


36= 220(4) Stefanie Michl (AUT) 76 73 71 1,875.00 




Yu Ting Shi (CHN) 72 76 72 Amateur 

Tzu Chi Lin (TPE) 76 72 72 1,875.00 

Wannasiri Srisampant (THA) 73 73 74 1,875.00 

43= 221(5) Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 71 74 76 1,402.78 



Cai Zhu Guo (CHN) 74 76 71 1,402.78 

Hong Mei Yang (CHN) 77 69 75 1,402.78 

Wei Li (CHN) 76 73 72 1,402.78 

Tao Li Yang (CHN) 76 74 71 1,402.78 

Samantha Richdale (CAN) 72 77 72 1,402.78 

Shuang Gao (CHN) 75 74 72 1,402.78 

52= 222(6) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 77 73 72 1,125.00 


54= 223(7) Celine Palomar (FRA) 70 75 78 1,025.00 


56= 224(8) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 73 76 75 925.00 

Tanaporn Kongkiatkrai (THA) 72 72 80 925.00 


Sahra Hassan (WAL) 72 76 77 812.50 

Kylie Walker (SCO) 72 75 78 812.50 

Klara Spilkova (CZE) 76 73 76 812.50 

62= 226(10) Smriti Mehra (IND) 74 76 76 725.00 

Louise Larsson (SWE) 77 72 77 725.00 

Ya Lan Shi (CHN) 73 74 79 725.00 

65= 228(12) Ashleigh Simon (ZAF) 75 75 78 650.00 

Charlotte Ellis (ENG) 74 73 81 650.00 

Janya Morrakotphan (THA) 76 74 78 650.00 


China Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 



2009: Bo-Mi Suh (KOR) 


Suzhou Taihu International Golf Club 

26-28 October 2012 

Par 72 €350,000 

Carlota Ciganda made a memorable first visit to China by notching her 

second title with a wire-to-wire victory at the Suzhou Taihu Open. The 

22-year-old LET rookie from Spain, who claimed her maiden win in 

Holland this June, yet again displayed her extraordinary talent by firing 

a bogey-free course record eight under par 64 in warm and hazy 

conditions at Suzhou Taihu 

International Golf Club. 

She romped to a seven stroke 

victory with a tournament 

record 17 under par in the 54- 

hole event, going one stroke 

better than world no.1 Yani 

Tseng the previous year. 

Ciganda seemed to be enjoying 

her status as the LET’s ISPS 

Handa order of merit leader and 

said it was the best golf she had 

ever played over three rounds. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 199(-17) Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 65 70 64 52,500.00 




5= 211(-5) Lee-Anne Pace (ZAF) 68 73 70 11,585.00 

Xi Yu Lin (CHN) 71 70 70 11,585.00 

Samantha Richdale (CAN) 72 68 71 11,585.00 

Patcharajutar Kongkrapan (THA) 72 71 68 11,585.00 



In Ji Bae (KOR) 72 72 68 7,093.33 


Tao Li Yang (CHN) 71 69 73 5,827.50 

Xin Ying Wang (CHN) 71 71 71 Amateur 

15= 214(-2) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 66 74 74 5,061.00 




Yan Hua Shen (CHN) 74 72 68 5,061.00 

20= 215(-1) Laurette Maritz (ZAF) 72 73 70 4,515.00 


Tiffany Tavee (USA) 74 71 70 4,515.00 

23= 216(Par) Trish Johnson (ENG) 74 74 68 3,937.50 


Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 72 73 71 3,937.50 






31= 217(1) Sarah Kemp (AUS) 72 73 72 3,150.00 


of (€) 






Jia Yun Li (CHN) 73 71 73 3,150.00 

Walailak Satarak (USA) 70 70 77 3,150.00 





Qin Zhou (CHN) 72 71 75 2,358.13 

Na Zhang (CHN) 69 75 74 2,358.13 

Ainil Johani Abu Bakar (MYS) 72 76 70 2,358.13 


47= 219(3) Connie Chen (ZAF) 74 75 70 1,925.00 

Yi Chen Liu (TPE) 73 76 70 1,925.00 




Lydia Hall (WAL) 74 72 74 1,575.00 



Yu Ting Shi (CHN) 71 77 72 Amateur 

Tanaporn Kongkiatkrai (THA) 70 77 73 1,575.00 

Tzu Chi Lin (TPE) 79 67 74 1,575.00 

58 221(5) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 75 74 72 1,162.00 

58= 221(5) Sahra Hassan (WAL) 74 75 72 1,162.00 



Russamee Gulyanamitta (THA) 75 74 72 1,162.00 


Hero Women’s Indian Open 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Pornanong Phatlum (THA) 




DLF Golf and Country Club, New Delhi, India. 

November 30-December 2 2012 

Par 72 US $300,000 or €230,415 

Thailand’s Pornanong Phatlum gave herself an early 23rd birthday 

present by becoming the first woman to win the Hero Women’s Indian 

Open three times. Phatlum gave a dominant final round display, firing 

rounds of 72, 65 and 66 for a winning total of 203, 13 under par, 

winning by four strokes from the defending champion Caroline 

Hedwall. “I’m so happy now. It’s 

like a big tournament; I won 

and in two days it will be my 

birthday so it’s going to be a big 

present for me,” said Phatlum, 

who previously won the event 

on the same golf course in 

2008 and 2009, when it was 

sanctioned by the Ladies Asian 

Golf Tour and Women’s Golf 

Association of India. It became 

tri-sanctioned with the LET in 

2010 and this was Phatlum’s 

first win on the LET. 

Final Results 


of (€) 

1 203(-13) Pornanong Phatlum (THA) 72 65 66 34,704.60 

2 207(-9) Caroline Hedwall (SWE) 76 62 69 23,483.45 

3 209(-7) Nontaya Srisawang (THA) 71 70 68 16,195.48 


Stefania Croce (ITA) 69 73 71 10,133.74 


7 214(-2) Laura Davies (ENG) 71 69 74 6,940.92 

8= 215(-1) Caroline Afonso (FRA) 72 75 68 5,483.33 


Aditi Ashok (IND) 69 74 72 Amateur 

11= 216(Par) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 74 70 72 4,442.19 






Thidapa Suwannapura (THA) 72 72 73 3,609.28 

18= 218(2) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 73 73 72 3,106.06 


Beth Allen (USA) 75 71 72 3,106.06 


22= 219(3) Becky Morgan (WAL) 70 73 76 2,672.25 








30= 220(4) Danielle Montgomery (ENG) 76 74 70 2,290.50 

Hae Ra Park (KOR) 74 71 75 2,290.50 


of (€) 

Walailak Satarak (USA) 71 74 75 2,290.50 



Nalini Singh Siwach (IND) 73 74 74 2,082.28 

36= 222(6) Rebecca Artis (AUS) 75 72 75 1,874.05 



39= 223(7) Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) 77 73 73 1,625.33 





Lorie Kane (CAN) 78 73 73 1,411.32 

45= 225(9) Sharmila Nicollet (IND) 73 76 76 1,249.37 


Charlotte Ellis (ENG) 76 75 74 1,249.37 

Tiranan Yoopan (THA) 77 73 75 1,249.37 

Vani Kapoor (IND) 75 75 75 1,249.37 

Gurbani Singh (IND) 76 73 76 Amateur 

51= 226(10) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 77 72 77 1,064.27 

Jessica Yadloczky (USA) 78 72 76 1,064.27 

Ainil Johani Abu Bakar (MYS) 75 74 77 1,064.27 

54= 227(11) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) 77 75 75 925.46 

Sophie Walker (ENG) 73 77 77 925.46 

Wannasiri Srisampant (THA) 76 74 77 925.46 

57= 228(12) V Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 74 78 76 809.77 

Ajira Nualraksa (THA) 76 76 76 809.77 

59= 229(13) Stefanie Michl (AUT) 80 72 77 728.80 

Vikki Laing (SCO) 79 71 79 728.80 

Pennapa Pulsawath (THA) 77 74 78 728.80 

Tiffany Tavee (USA) 72 74 83 728.80 


182

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters 

Honour Roll: 

2012: Shanshan Feng (CHN) 

2011: Lexi Thompson (USA) 


2009: In Kyung Kim (KOR) 




Final Results 


of (€) 

1 267(-21) Shanshan Feng (CHN) 66 65 67 69 75,000.00 

2 272(-16) Dewi Claire Schreefel (NLD) 69 71 63 69 50,750.00 

3= 276(-12) Becky Brewerton (WAL) 70 73 68 65 31,000.00 



Lorie Kane (CAN) 68 70 68 71 17,900.00 


8= 278(-10) Felicity Johnson (ENG) 68 67 72 71 11,850.00 

Line Vedel (DNK) 69 72 68 69 11,850.00 

10= 279(-9) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 71 73 67 68 8,500.00 








18 281(-7) Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) 74 70 70 67 6,800.00 


Sarah Kemp (AUS) 69 72 72 69 6,300.00 




24= 283(-5) Caroline Afonso (FRA) 74 70 70 69 5,475.00 





Yu Yang Zhang (CHN) 69 74 70 70 5,475.00 

30= 284(-4) Linda Wessberg (SWE) 70 70 73 71 4,725.00 

Majlis Course, Emirates Golf Club, Dubai, U.A.E. 

5-8 December 2012 

Par 72 €500,000 

World No.6 Shanshan Feng of China earned an imperious five stroke 

victory after leading from start to finish at the Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters. The 23-year-old from Guangzhou fired rounds of 66, 65, 67 

and 67 to end 21 under par, recording the lowest winning total in the 

tournament’s seven year history, beating the previous best of 18-under 

jointly held by Sweden’s Annika Sorenstam and South Korean In Kyung 

Kim. Dewi-Claire Schreefel of 

the Netherlands, who shot a 

tournament record 63 in the 

third round, ended in lone 

second position at 16 under 

par. Meanwhile Becky 

Brewerton and Caroline 

Masson finished four shots 

further back in a tie for third. 

“I've always heard about it, 

that it's very nice. Finally I 

got a chance to play, and 

I like it, I like the golf course: 

of course, I shot 21 under!” 


of (€) 


Kristie Smith (AUS) 70 72 69 73 4,725.00 


34= 285(-3) Diana Luna (ITA) 70 71 68 76 3,818.75 


Beth Allen (USA) 70 70 72 73 3,818.75 

Lydia Hall (WAL) 68 71 72 74 3,818.75 


Hannah Jun (USA) 71 72 68 74 3,818.75 


Jennie Lee (USA) 70 69 75 71 3,818.75 



Julie Greciet (FRA) 72 71 73 70 2,950.00 


46= 287(-1) V Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 72 71 70 74 2,600.00 


Diana D Alessio (USA) 73 70 70 74 2,600.00 

49 288(Par) Stephanie Na (AUS) 71 74 73 70 2,400.00 

50= 289(1) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 70 73 73 73 2,200.00 



53 290(2) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 70 73 72 75 2,000.00 

54= 291(3) Maria Balikoeva (RUS) 71 71 75 74 1,800.00 



57 292(4) Lucie Andre (FRA) 76 69 73 74 1,650.00 

58= 293(5) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 71 73 76 73 1,575.00 


60 296(8) Sophie Walker (ENG) 74 71 75 76 1,500.00 


Players’ Performance Chart 2012 


Hero Women's Indian Open 

China Suzhou Taihu Open 



Tenerife Open de España 

Femenino 

Ricoh Women's British Open 



ISPS HANDA Ladies 

British Masters 


EVIAN MASTERS presented by 

Société Générale 


Raiffeisenbank Prague 

Golf Masters 

Deutsche Bank Ladies 

Swiss Open 






Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open 



World Ladies Championship 

ISPS HANDA New Zealand Women's 

Open hosted by Christchurch 

ISPS HANDA Women's 

Australian Open 

Gold Coast RACV Australian 

Ladies Masters 

KEY:- 

Did not enter = * 

Reserve = R 

Failed to Qual = FQ 

Withdrew = WD 

Missed Cut = MC 

Retired = RTD 

Disqualified = DSQ 

Final Position = 31T 

Caroline Afonso - - - - 61 39 T58 7 T6 T42 T22 T20 - T18 T37 T18 - MC 35 T15 T32 T8 T24 

Holly Aitchison - - - - 4 MC T6 T29 MC T48 T59 MC - - T15 T37 MC - T21 T22 MC 2 T39 T10 

Claire Aitken - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - 

Helen Alfredsson - - - - - T39 - MC T30 T34 MC - - MC MC - - - - - - - - - 

Beth Allen T37 T51 T6 T7 - MC T55 MC T52 - MC T30 - - T57 2 T21 MC 43 30 MC T4 T18 T34 

Carmen Alonso - - - - T37 - - MC MC MC MC MC - - - MC MC - T34 - - - - MC 

Lucie Andre - - - T36 54 T39 T31 MC MC T14 MC MC T25 - MC T37 MC - T29 T43 T49 22 MC 57 

Nora Angehrn - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - 

Sara Ardstrom - - - - - - - - - MC - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Bree Arthur T19 MC T21 T55 T9 T32 T16 T4 - T34 MC T30 T9 - MC MC - - 49 T22 MC MC T13 T24 

Alessandra Averna - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - 

Mianne Bagger - - MC - - - - - 68 MC MC MC - - - MC - - MC - - - - - 

Rachel Bailey T44 MC - - - - T46 T29 T30 T7 MC 3 - - T52 MC MC MC T39 - - - - MC 

Maria Beautell - - - - - - - MC 67 MC MC MC T54 - MC MC MC - MC - - - - MC 

Denise-Charlotte Becker - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Patricia Beliard - - - - - - - - - - - - T54 - - - - - - - - - - - 

Rachel Bell - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - 

Elizabeth Bennett - - T21 - - T24 - 29 MC - T39 MC T36 - T9 T46 T13 - 34 T30 T23 T13 T8 T24 

Monia Bernardo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Eva Bjarvall - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 


184

Minea Blomqvist - MC - - - - T6 T17 - - - - - - T28 - - - - MC T23 T43 - - 

Christel Boeljon 1 MC - - - - 1 - T11 - - - - MC - - - MC - - - - - - 

Frances Bondad T15 MC T28 - - 2 - 55 T30 T5 MC MC - - T34 T18 T45 - 48 - MC 32 - - 

Carly Booth - - - - 46 1 T44 T22 - T7 1 50 - T59 T7 T29 T18 MC T21 MC T15 T36 T22 T50 

Melodie Bourdy - - - - T63 - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - 56 - - - - 

Heather Bowie Young T29 MC MC - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Tracey Boyes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Stacy Lee Bregman - - - - 12 T20 - MC T11 T34 T6 41 T12 - T48 T3 T9 MC MC - T23 MC T22 T19 

Becky Brewerton - MC MC - 25 T44 - MC T24 T31 MC MC T25 - MC MC T45 - MC MC T49 T4 T22 T3 

Lynnette Brooky T29 73 T47 - - MC - MC T46 - MC T41 - - MC T37 MC - - - - - - MC 

Sara Brown - - T37 - T54 - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Hannah Burke - - - - T25 - T23 T41 T11 T31 T25 T58 - - T52 T25 - - 16 - - - - - 

Laura Cabanillas - - - - - - - MC MC - T45 T20 - - MC MC T13 - 62 - - - - - 

Emma Cabrera-Bello - - - - - - - MC - T48 - - - - MC - - - MC - - - - - 

Sandra Carlborg - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - 

Dori Carter - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Anne-Lise Caudal - - - T21 T30 T15 T19 1 T46 T20 T8 T30 T14 MC T28 MC T4 MC - 5 T23 56 - T50 

Silvia Cavalleri - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Connie Chen - - MC T52 T37 - 64 MC T41 T27 T16 11 T28 - 64 T37 MC - 18 T52 47 T43 T36 MC 

Esther Choe - - - - T14 - T13 MC 24 T12 T31 T41 - - T42 T14 MC - T5 - - - - - 

Monica V. Christiansen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Carlota Ciganda T22 - T12 - 9 - T3 T7 1 - T10 T11 - T24 T9 T18 MC T17 T5 T5 1 T4 T4 T10 

Jo Clingan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Rebecca Codd T52 MC - T27 T30 44 - MC T30 T42 T22 T11 20 - MC T25 T23 MC T43 T30 39 24 - MC 

Stefania Croce - - - - T14 MC T36 MC T24 T20 T16 T16 T28 - MC T46 T33 - T21 T35 - - T4 T42 

Tandi Cuningham - - - - 2 - - MC MC T14 MC T20 T4 - MC T18 - MC T43 - - - T39 T34 

Antonella Cvitan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Diana D'Alessio - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Nathalie David-Mila - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Laura Davies T44 MC - - - T44 T19 2 - - T25 T20 - T64 3 T55 T2 - T18 T22 12 T16 7 T16 

Tara Davies - - - - - T24 - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Lucy Davies - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Marie-Laure de Lorenzi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Chrisje de Vries - - - - T52 - - 48 MC MC MC MC - - MC MC T49 - MC - - - - T58 








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Tara Delaney - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - 

Valentine Derrey - - T41 - T6 - - T29 - - - - - - - - MC MC T29 T19 - - - T42 

Suzanne Dickens - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - MC - - - - - 

Jacqueline Dittrich - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Sara Djos - - - - - - - - MC MC MC MC - - - MC - - - - - - - - 

Charlie Douglass - - T51 - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - MC - - - - - 

Kendall Dye T52 MC MC - - - - MC 63 MC T53 MC - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Martina Eberl-Ellis - - - - - - - T57 - - MC - - - - - MC - - - - - - - 

Charlotte Ellis - - - - - - T36 T48 MC MC MC MC - - MC MC MC - T29 - 77 T65 T45 T54 

Tania Elosegui - - - T52 35 T24 63 MC MC - T45 70 - - MC T46 MC - 5 T30 T15 T32 T22 MC 

Elin Emanuelsson - - - - T56 - - MC MC - T39 T30 T46 - MC MC MC - MC - MC MC - MC 

Elisabeth Esterl - - - - - - - T57 MC T20 MC T7 - - MC MC MC - MC MC - - - MC 

Jodi Ewart - T66 T47 - - - - - - - - - - T64 T9 - - MC - - - - - MC 

Camille Fallay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Pamela Feggans - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - 39 - - - - - 

Kirsty J Fisher - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Hermione FitzGerald - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Rebecca Flood T44 MC - T27 14 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Meaghan Francella T58 T24 - - - - - - - - T25 - - - T28 - - - - - - - - - 

Cara Freeman - - T12 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Sandra Gal - T51 - - - - - T7 - - - - - T64 - - - MC - - - - - - 

Nikki Garrett T37 MC - T36 - 32 - 17 MC T20 MC T7 - - T4 MC MC T58 4 T35 T23 52 T18 T50 

Barbara Genuini - - - - T37 - - - MC T20 T16 MC - - - MC MC - 53 52 - - - - 

Nicole Gergely - - - - - MC - MC - - MC MC - - MC - MC - MC MC - - - MC 


186

Martina Gillen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Sophie Giquel-Bettan T32 T12 - T31 6 7 T9 T51 55 T14 MC T20 - MC T18 MC 48 MC T56 T19 63 MC - MC 

Elena Giraud - - - - T48 - - 57 T11 - MC 58 T40 - - MC - - - MC - - - - 

Ellie Givens - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Caroline Goasguen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Caroline Grady - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Julieta Granada T26 T2 - - - - - - - - - - - T21 T34 - - 7 - - - - - T16 

Julie Greciet - - - - - MC - MC 57 T12 MC MC T6 - MC T11 T13 - T39 10 T3 T43 T63 T42 

Dana Greenslade - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Natascha Grossschadl-Fink - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Sophie Gustafson T11 MC - - - - - T7 - - - - - MC T15 - - T58 - - - - - - 

Maha Haddioui - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - 

Riikka Hakkarainen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Lydia Hall - - - - - - - T41 T30 - T59 - - - T48 1 MC T23 T43 T48 T49 T22 - T34 

Lisa Hall - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Sofia Harkonen - - - - - - - - MC - - MC - - - MC - - MC - - - - - 

Sahra Hassan - - - T42 T35 - - MC T41 T27 T31 T41 T40 - T57 T55 T30 - MC - T58 T58 T22 T24 

Bettina Hauert - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Annabelle Haxhe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Caroline Hedwall T11 T12 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 MC - - - - 2 T10 

Laurence Herman - - - - - - - - MC MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Maria Hernandez T44 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17 - - - - 

Maria Hjorth - - - - - - - - - - - - - T46 - - - MC - T15 - - - MC 

Erika Holmen - - - - 56 - - - - MC - - 61 - - - - - - - - - - - 

Rebecca Hudson - - - - T14 T44 T16 3 30 T31 T16 T3 T21 - MC T29 MC MC T18 T11 20 T36 - - 

Kelly Hutcherson - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - 

Karine Icher T11 MC - - - - - - - - - - - T12 - - - T33 - - - - - - 

Sabina Imboden - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - 

Rachel Jennings - MC T8 - - 49 T52 MC MC T58 - T41 - - MC MC - - - MC T58 T52 - MC 

Tamara Johns - MC MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Trish Johnson - - - - - 4 T23 T4 T46 T7 T31 30 - MC MC T3 T9 56 3 T5 23 T24 T4 T19 

Felicity Johnson T6 MC MC T11 - T24 T23 4 T24 - T45 T30 T9 75 T7 T37 T45 MC MC - T9 T24 - T8 

Sarah Jones - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Malene Jorgensen - - - - T12 MC T36 MC MC MC T39 MC - - MC MC MC - T49 55 T63 MC - T42 








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Hannah Jun - - - - - 38 T9 T26 - - - - - - - - - - - T3 - - - T34 

Zuzana Kamasova - - - - - MC - MC - T61 MC T63 - - MC T52 - - MC MC - - T54 MC 

Hazel Kavanagh - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Stacey Keating T32 MC - T23 20 T4 T23 T41 21 MC T31 T5 T28 - T18 T18 T23 - 1 1 T31 T24 T18 T34 

Sarah Kemp T26 T12 T41 - - T15 T19 - - - - - - - MC - - - - T17 T31 T4 T66 T19 

Lynn Kenny - - - - - T39 - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - 

Christina Kim T69 MC - - - - - - - - - - - T52 - - - - - - - - - - 

Stephanie Kirchmayr - - MC - 67 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Cassandra Kirkland - - - - T14 10 T42 MC MC - MC MC - - MC T50 MC - T43 43 T23 1 T39 MC 

Joanna Klatten T22 T69 T28 - T22 - T23 T17 T30 - T31 5 T4 - T4 T50 T23 MC T29 - T71 T18 T11 T24 

Ashley Knoll - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Carin Koch - - - T16 8 T24 T3 T13 4 T7 T25 - - - T42 T52 T23 T43 56 - - - - MC 

Jessica Korda - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - T46 - - - MC - - - - - - 

Ludivine Kreutz - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Lene Krog - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Jenni Kuosa - - - - - - - - 41 T42 T45 T41 T40 - MC MC T23 - MC - - - - - 

Erika Kuwahara - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Cindy LaCrosse - T40 T28 - - - - - - - - - - T62 - - - T113 - - - - - T5 

Virginie Lagoutte-Clement T69 MC - T16 T56 T10 T58 MC MC 65 T59 MC - - T60 MC T23 - MC 48 T39 T24 T57 T46 

Vikki Laing - - T45 - - T24 T51 39 MC MC 62 T67 - - MC MC MC - MC - - - T59 MC 

Ana Larraneta - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - MC - - - - - 

Kym Larratt - MC T28 - - MC - T51 MC MC MC MC MC - MC MC 52 - MC T30 MC MC MC MC 

Louise Larsson - - - - T48 T32 T13 MC 11 T34 MC MC T46 - MC 62 T33 MC MC T35 MC T62 MC MC 

Liebelei Elena Lawrence - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 


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Anne-Sophie Le Nalio - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Jennie Lee T69 MC - - - - - MC - - - - - - T34 - - MC - - - - - T34 

Corisande Lee - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Camilla Lennarth - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Amelia Lewis T22 - T21 T48 - - - - - - T39 - T21 - T15 - - - - - - - - MC 

Pernilla Lindberg T19 MC T12 3 - T20 T6 T7 - - - - - T50 T4 - - T58 - T48 - T4 T39 18 

Diana Luna T2 MC - T4 - T10 11 15 T11 - T10 2 - MC T18 T14 - T58 T9 2 - - - T34 

Cecilie Lundgreen - - MC T36 - - - - MC MC - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - 

Karen Lunn T52 MC T45 T31 1 T15 - 61 46 - T10 T16 - MC MC MC - MC MC MC T63 MC MC MC 

Heather MacRae - - MC - - 50 - - - MC - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - 

Melanie Maetzler - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Matia Maffiuletti - - - - - - - - - T63 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Anais Maggetti - - - - T46 - T31 T29 T41 - MC T50 T14 T71 T18 T11 T41 - T34 19 MC MC MC MC 

Julie Maisongrosse - - - - T56 - T46 MC T41 MC MC MC - - MC MC MC - MC T39 - - - - 

Laurette Maritz - - MC - - - - MC MC MC - MC T36 - MC 61 MC - MC T52 T20 - - MC 

Caroline Martens - - MC - T30 - 57 - MC T48 MC MC T57 - MC T9 MC - MC - - - - MC 

Paula Marti Zambrano - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Caroline Masson T52 MC - T11 - 15 T19 T15 T6 2 T2 T41 1 MC T52 - MC MC 2 - 2 T13 - T3 

Kiran Matharu - MC MC - - T15 - MC MC T42 MC T20 - - MC T25 - - MC MC - - T30 MC 

Catriona Matthew - - - - - 20 - - - - - - - T40 1 - - T10 - - - - - - 

Mary Mattson - - - - - - - - MC MC - MC T40 - - MC - - MC - - - - - 

Uloma Mbuko - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Mhairi McKay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Smriti Mehra - - - - - - 61 MC - MC - - T62 - - - - - - - T68 62 MC - 

Stefanie Michl - - - - T63 - - 13 MC T48 MC MC - - T60 T14 T33 - MC MC T75 T36 T59 MC 

Lauren Mielbrecht - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Martina Migliori - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Ai Miyazato - - - - - - - - - - - - - T21 - - - T26 - - - - - - 

Anja Monke - - - - 37 MC T42 MC T30 - T2 20 - - T34 MC T30 MC MC T11 - - - - 

Danielle Montgomery - MC MC 54 - T39 12 MC MC T48 T45 53 T2 - MC T58 MC MC T39 T26 T31 MC T30 T54 

Janice Moodie - 68 - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Becky Morgan T64 T43 - - - T8 - T17 - - - - - T40 14 - - T47 - - - - T22 T30 

Joanne Morley - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Belen Mozo - T47 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T58 - - - T18 - - 








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Azahara Munoz Guijarro - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Stephanie Na T32 T47 T4 T31 T30 - - T39 MC T34 MC T63 - - MC T29 MC T47 MC - - - - 49 

Miriam Nagl - - - - T25 - T16 MC MC - T39 T20 - - T18 MC MC MC T34 - - - - - 

Liselotte Neumann - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Alison Nicholas - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Sharmila Nicollet - - MC - T37 - - MC MC MC MC MC T36 MC MC MC MC - MC MC - - T45 - 

Marieke Nivard - - - T55 69 - T31 T26 MC MC MC 66 - - T52 MC MC - MC MC - - - MC 

Gwladys Nocera 5 T43 - T16 - 8 - 22 T11 T14 MC T16 T16 74 T18 T18 T41 MC T9 39 T49 18 T13 T5 

Anna Nordqvist - T10 - - - - - - - - - - - 7 - - - MC - - - - - - 

Maria Ohlsson - - - - - - - - T60 66 MC MC - - - MC - - T49 - - - - - 

Lee-Anne Pace T37 T37 - T11 - T10 T23 MC 3 T14 T10 T11 T2 T16 MC T11 MC T39 T5 11 5 - - - 

Celine Palomar - - - - - - T46 T29 T63 MC MC T67 - - T18 T29 MC - T34 MC 58 54 T18 MC 

Florentyna Parker - - - T11 52 T2 T55 T29 10 - T16 T53 T21 - T28 MC - 55 14 15 3 13 T22 T19 

Mikaela Parmlid - - - - T61 - T36 T41 T6 T20 T4 T20 - - MC T3 T2 - MC T43 - - - - 

Suzann Pettersen - T22 - - - - - - - - - - - T24 2 - - MC - - - - - - 

Piyathida Ployumsri - - - - - - - - - - - - T67 - - MC - - - - - - - - 

Titiya Plucksataporn T62 - T47 - - - - T29 MC MC T25 MC T25 - MC MC T41 - T21 9 T23 T24 T51 53 

Mireia Prat - - - - T56 - - - MC T56 MC 63 T28 - MC MC MC - MC - - - - - 

Marta Prieto - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Daniela Prorokova - - - - - - - - - MC - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Clare Queen 68 - MC - T63 - - MC T46 - MC T58 - - 66 T25 MC - T56 - - - T63 MC 

Hannah Ralph - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Beatriz Recari - T10 - - - - - - - - - - - T9 - - - T26 - - - - - - 

Dale Reid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 


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Melissa Reid - T12 - T7 - T4 T36 - - - - 1 - MC - T18 T13 MC 21 - - - - WD 

Nina Reis - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Marion Ricordeau - - - - T20 - - - T11 T42 - - T18 - - - - - MC MC - - - - 

Margherita Rigon - - - T36 T48 T20 - MC MC T27 MC T58 - - T34 MC T9 - T53 51 - - T13 MC 

Morgana Robbertze - - - - - - - - - - - - T12 - - - - - - - - - - - 

Caroline Rominger - - - - - - 62 MC MC T7 55 MC 56 - MC MC MC - MC - - - - - 

Hanna-Leena Ronkainen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Anna Rossi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Marie-Josee Rouleau - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Kaisa Ruuttila - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Yuki Sakurai - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Sophie Sandolo - - - - - - - - T60 T48 MC MC T21 - MC T29 MC MC 9 - T39 - T43 T58 

Jade Schaeffer - - - - T4 MC - - 60 - T25 MC - MC T28 T55 T33 - - T11 T58 T2 - MC 

Viva Schlasberg - - - - 30 - - - - MC - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - 

Dewi Claire Schreefel T37 MC - - - - T44 T29 T4 - - - - - T9 - - T47 - - - - - 2 

Anna Scott - - - - - - - - MC - - - T57 - - - T30 - - - - - - - 

Frederique Seeholzer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Giulia Sergas T11 T37 - T7 - 24 - T7 - - - - - T12 T18 - - T58 - - - - - - 

Elisa Serramia Neundorf - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Vera Shimanskaya - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Dawn Shockley - - - - - - - MC MC MC T31 MC - - - MC MC - 63 - - - - MC 

Laure Sibille - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Ashleigh Simon T72 T56 - - - MC T23 T22 MC MC T6 T11 T6 - MC T3 MC - T9 - T15 T65 - T46 

Georgina Simpson - - T54 - T37 T24 T46 T29 52 - MC T53 - - MC MC MC - T56 MC 68 T58 - MC 

Karin Sjodin - T71 - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - MC - - - - - - 

Marianne Skarpnord T44 MC T17 T23 T2 MC T31 T41 T52 T34 T45 T20 - - T28 MC T33 MC MC T39 - - - MC 

Monique Smit - - - - - - - - MC T42 MC MC 53 - - MC - - T53 - - - - - 

Kristie Smith - MC T21 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T30 

Ashley Smith - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Michelle Smith - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Lisa Holm Sorensen - - - - - - - MC MC - T10 T41 - - T42 T9 T13 - - - - - - - 

Annika Sorenstam - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Klara Spilkova - - - T42 T25 - - T22 - T20 MC MC - - T52 MC T33 - MC MC - 58 T36 T34 

Nontaya Srisawang T58 - - 6 - - - MC T21 T3 T31 T41 T18 - - T14 T9 - T14 8 - MC 3 T10 








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Louise Stahle - - - - - T32 - MC MC - MC MC - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Eva Steinberger - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - 

Karen Stupples - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC T42 - - MC - - - - - - 

Bo-Mi Suh - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC 

Mari Suursalu - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Jaclyn Sweeney - - T51 - - MC T46 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Kirsty S Taylor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T29 - - - - - - - - 

Anna Temple - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Vicky Thomas - MC MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Rhian Wyn Thomas - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Alexis Thompson T15 T24 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Iben Tinning - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Vicky Tomko - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Benedicte Toumpsin - - - - - - - - - T58 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Julie Tvede - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Vittoria Valvassori - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - 

Marjet van der Graaff - - - - T37 - - T41 T30 T27 T4 7 - - MC T37 T21 - MC MC - - - MC 

Kyra van Leeuwen - - - - - - - - MC - MC T30 - - MC T58 T33 - - - - - - - 

Line Vedel T72 MC MC T16 T9 - T13 51 T21 1 MC T53 - MC T62 - T18 T33 T21 - - - - T8 

Maria Verchenova - - - - - - T51 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T54 

Iliska Verwey - - - - - - - - - MC - MC T46 - - - - - - - - - - - 

Alexandra Vilatte - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Lotta Wahlin - - - - - MC T51 MC MC T58 MC T58 - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Kylie Walker T15 - MC T42 - T10 - T55 MC T34 T45 MC T46 - T48 T46 - - T56 MC T49 T58 T45 MC 


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Sophie Walker - - - 51 22 T32 - MC T11 T48 T39 MC T16 - MC T29 T41 - T56 - - - T54 60 

Alison Walshe - T37 T2 - - - - - - - - - - T40 T9 - - T58 - - - - - - 

Gemma Webster - - - - - MC - - - MC - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - 

Kim Welch - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Linda Wessberg T66 MC T17 T7 T14 T44 T31 MC T63 - T16 16 - 73 T34 MC T4 T58 MC 42 T39 T32 T30 T30 

Caroline Westrup - - - - T37 - - T48 T30 T34 T56 T30 - - T34 T52 MC - 29 - - - - - 

Alison Whitaker - T71 T37 - 68 - - 62 T11 T61 - MC T28 - T42 T37 T4 - MC - - - MC - 

Ursula Wikstrom - - - T23 T25 MC 2 MC 2 - T56 T30 - - T42 T37 MC MC - - - - - - 

Sara Wikstrom - - - - - - - - - MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Lien Willems - - - - - - - - MC MC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Lucy Williams - - - - 48 - - - MC - T45 MC MC - T62 MC - - MC - - - - - 

Lindsey Wright - - - - - 51 T23 MC - - - - T6 T16 T57 - - T17 - - - - - - 

Jessica Yadloczky - - - - - - - MC T57 T5 T10 MC - - MC MC T49 - T21 - - - T51 MC 

Amy Yang - - - - - - - - - - - - - T24 - - - T26 - - - - - - 

Yu Yang Zhang - - - - - - - 26 MC T56 T53 67 T28 - - MC - - MC - T49 T54 - T24 

Veronica Zorzi - - T25 - T37 T32 - 41 6 T3 T22 T7 - - MC T58 T7 - T21 26 T9 - T11 T10 

Henrietta Zuel - - - - 63 - T36 MC T24 - T31 MC - - MC T3 T7 - T9 - - - - - 

Adriana Zwanck - - - - - - - - MC - MC MC - - - MC - - MC - - - - - 


ISPS Handa Order of Merit 2012 

Following the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, 

Majlis Course, Emirates Golf Club, Dubai, U.A.E. 5-8 December 2012 

Pos. Name Played Euros 

1 Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 19 € 251,289.95 

2 Caroline Masson (DEU) 19 € 241,831.15 

3 Shanshan Feng (CHN) 3 € 202,147.53 

4 Julieta Granada (PAR) 6 € 164,042.27 

5 Carly Booth (SCO) 19 € 164,020.44 

6 Stacey Keating (AUS) 22 € 159,782.37 

7 Lee-Anne Pace (ZAF) 19 € 159,616.91 

8 Diana Luna (ITA) 16 € 150,477.12 

9 Laura Davies (ENG) 18 € 130,293.43 

10 Trish Johnson (ENG) 19 € 124,438.10 

11 Catriona Matthew (SCO) 4 € 118,183.21 

12 Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 19 € 117,402.67 

13 Anna Nordqvist (SWE) 3 € 106,404.97 

14 Christel Boeljon (NLD) 6 € 104,884.00 

15 Florentyna Parker (ENG) 18 € 101,237.47 

16 Lydia Hall (WAL) 14 € 100,476.90 

17 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 22 € 99,744.81 

18 Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) 14 € 99,404.01 

19 Beatriz Recari (ESP) 3 € 96,082.28 

20 Felicity Johnson (ENG) 21 € 93,263.30 

21 Line Vedel (DNK) 17 € 91,853.06 

22 Beth Allen (USA) 20 € 87,278.41 

23 Nontaya Srisawang (THA) 15 € 86,219.65 

24 Dewi Claire Schreefel (NLD) 8 € 86,140.63 

25 Joanna Klatten (FRA) 19 € 84,572.79 

26 Giulia Sergas (ITA) 10 € 83,545.56 

27 Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 17 € 82,944.93 

28 Melissa Reid (ENG) 12 € 82,752.69 

29 Caroline Hedwall (SWE) 6 € 80,779.88 

30 Carin Koch (SWE) 14 € 78,895.07 

31 Mikaela Parmlid (SWE) 12 € 77,842.48 

32 Holly Aitchison (ENG) 17 € 76,532.92 

33 Lindsey Wright (AUS) 7 € 76,286.83 

34 Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 18 € 74,979.00 

35 Karen Lunn (AUS) 21 € 73,280.93 

36 Stacy Lee Bregman (ZAF) 18 € 71,327.95 

37 Nikki Garrett (AUS) 20 € 70,777.08 

38 Ashleigh Simon (ZAF) 18 € 70,020.38 

39 Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 4 € 69,211.93 

40 Karine Icher (FRA) 4 € 68,229.74 

41 Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 12 € 67,245.05 

42 Cindy Lacrosse (USA) 6 € 67,235.99 


194


43 Linda Wessberg (SWE) 22 € 65,368.61 

44 Caroline Afonso (FRA) 18 € 63,457.22 

45 Rebecca Artis (AUS) 22 € 63,049.95 

46 Anja Monke (DEU) 14 € 62,769.86 

47 Sophie Giquel-Bettan (FRA) 21 € 61,577.79 

48 Azahara Munoz (ESP) 4 € 60,059.19 

49 Bree Arthur (AUS) 21 € 59,204.03 

50 Tandi Cuningham (ZAF) 14 € 58,818.54 

51 Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 16 € 58,523.52 

52 Becky Brewerton (WAL) 22 € 56,367.73 

53 Julie Greciet (FRA) 18 € 56,169.41 

54 Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 19 € 56,127.79 

55 Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 13 € 55,415.73 

56 Frances Bondad (AUS) 17 € 50,459.45 

57 Becky Morgan (WAL) 10 € 49,939.38 

58 Lexi Thompson (USA) 5 € 49,637.17 

59 Ai Miyazato (JPN) 2 € 49,582.05 

60 Elizabeth Bennett (ENG) 19 € 48,917.48 

61 Danielle Montgomery (ENG) 22 € 48,381.11 

62 Stefania Croce (ITA) 16 € 47,681.20 

63 Alison Walshe (USA) 6 € 46,907.56 

64 Marjet Van Der Graaff (NLD) 14 € 45,130.78 

65 Sarah Kemp (AUS) 11 € 44,914.34 

66 Amy Yang (KOR) 2 € 44,527.69 

67 Stephanie Na (AUS) 17 € 43,790.07 

68 Rebecca Codd (IRL) 21 € 42,562.14 

69 Henni Zuel (ENG) 12 € 41,068.23 

70 Esther Choe (USA) 11 € 40,335.84 

71 Anais Maggetti (CHE) 17 € 37,316.89 

72 Connie Chen (ZAF) 20 € 37,122.27 

73 Tania Elosegui (ESP) 18 € 36,816.83 

74 Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 19 € 33,706.36 

75 Rachel Bailey (AUS) 15 € 32,613.30 

76 Hannah Burke (ENG) 11 € 31,218.38 

77 Sahra Hassan (WAL) 17 € 31,176.39 

78 Hannah Jun (USA) 6 € 30,659.05 

79 Sophie Walker (ENG) 16 € 28,363.61 

80 Lucie Andre (FRA) 19 € 27,843.53 

81 Kylie Walker (SCO) 20 € 26,980.19 

82 Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 20 € 26,893.19 

83 Alison Whitaker (AUS) 14 € 25,110.95 

84 Jessica Yadloczky (USA) 13 € 24,689.27 

85 Valentine Derrey (FRA) 10 € 24,350.56 

86 Lisa Holm Sorensen (DNK) 11 € 23,626.45 

87 Margherita Rigon (ITA) 16 € 23,431.16 

88 Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 6 € 22,457.17 

89 Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 9 € 22,448.78 

90 Klara Spilkova (CZE) 15 € 22,306.43 


ISPS Handa Order of Merit 2012 continued 


91 Celine Palomar (FRA) 15 € 21,675.34 

92 Amelia Lewis (USA) 8 € 20,536.51 

93 Miriam Nagl (DEU) 11 € 20,527.22 

94 Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 15 € 20,446.34 

95 Louise Larsson (SWE) 21 € 19,711.15 

96 Caroline Westrup (SWE) 11 € 19,229.11 

97 Stefanie Michl (AUT) 15 € 18,820.20 

98 Yu Yang Zhang (CHN) 13 € 17,697.00 

99 Meaghan Francella (USA) 4 € 17,670.76 

100 Malene Jorgensen (DNK) 17 € 17,416.25 

101 Sandra Gal (DEU) 4 € 16,321.89 

102 Jodi Ewart (ENG) 6 € 15,423.03 

103 Barbara Genuini (FRA) 10 € 14,584.86 

104 Maria Hjorth (SWE) 4 € 14,560.38 

105 Georgina Simpson (ENG) 18 € 14,312.68 

106 Eleanor Givens (ENG) 11 € 14,072.00 

107 Caroline Martens (NOR) 13 € 13,936.34 

108 Kiran Matharu (ENG) 17 € 13,744.65 

109 Liebelei Lawrence (LUX) 16 € 12,706.45 

110 Marion Ricordeau (FRA) 6 € 12,662.75 

111 Rachel Jennings (ENG) 18 € 12,304.97 

112 Lynnette Brooky (NZL) 13 € 11,227.10 

113 Charlotte Ellis (ENG) 15 € 11,211.87 

114 Jessica Korda (USA) 2 € 10,747.88 

115 Marieke Nivard (NLD) 14 € 10,738.40 

116 Jenni Kuosa (FIN) 10 € 10,724.78 

117 Clare Queen (SCO) 15 € 10,403.96 

118 Belen Mozo (ESP) 4 € 10,146.87 

119 Elisabeth Esterl (DEU) 12 € 9,907.50 

120 Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 10 € 9,696.00 

121 Vikki Laing (SCO) 16 € 9,568.99 

122 Christina Kim (USA) 3 € 9,467.95 

123 Laurette Maritz (ZAF) 17 € 8,965.90 

124 Elena Giraud (FRA) 9 € 8,892.00 

125 Caroline Rominger (SWI) 12 € 8,866.00 

126 Steffi Kirchmayr (GER) 17 € 8,389.00 

127 Elin Emanuelsson (SWE) 13 € 7,895.50 

128 Kristie Smith (AUS) 4 € 7,163.89 

129 Jennie Lee (USA) 6 € 7,123.03 

130 Kym Larratt (ENG) 22 € 6,553.33 

131 Chrisje De Vries (NLD) 12 € 5,705.00 

132 Dawn Shockley (USA) 10 € 5,573.75 

133 Julie Maisongrosse (FRA) 12 € 5,570.00 

134 Sharmila Nicollet (IND) 16 € 5,425.98 

135 Helen Alfredsson (SWE) 8 € 5,283.67 

136 Maria Hernandez (ESP) 3 € 5,242.30 

137 Lucy Williams (ENG) 9 € 5,097.50 

138 Carmen Alonso (ESP) 12 € 4,983.61 


196


139 Mireia Prat (ESP) 11 € 4,934.50 

140 Kyra Van Leeuwen (NLD) 6 € 4,914.43 

141 Morgana Robbertze (RSA) 2 € 4,329.00 

142 Diana D Alessio (USA) 2 € 4,035.00 

143 Monique Smit (RSA) 8 € 3,878.50 

144 Kendall Dye (USA) 8 € 3,878.47 

145 Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) 14 € 3,846.27 

146 Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) 1 € 3,615.89 

147 Cara Freeman (USA) 2 € 3,488.89 

148 Alexandra Vilatte (FRA) 13 € 3,450.00 

149 Heather Bowie Young (USA) 4 € 3,407.83 

150 Smriti Mehra (IND) 7 € 3,160.00 

151 Viva Schlasberg (SWE) 3 € 3,022.50 

152 Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) 7 € 2,982.63 

153 Maria Ohlsson (SWE) 6 € 2,922.50 

154 Anna Scott (ENG) 4 € 2,882.00 

155 Maria Balikoeva (RUS) 2 € 2,875.00 

156 Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 7 € 2,545.00 

157 Sara Brown (USA) 4 € 2,436.67 

158 Pamela Feggans (SCO) 2 € 2,362.50 

159 Tara Davies (WAL) 4 € 2,322.13 

160 Karen Stupples (ENG) 3 € 2,070.83 

161 Jaclyn Sweeney (USA) 5 € 2,033.33 

162 Melodie Bourdy (FRA) 3 € 1,953.75 

163 Erika Holmen (SWE) 3 € 1,924.00 

164 Janice Moodie (SCO) 2 € 1,920.66 

165 Louise Stahle (SWE) 6 € 1,864.24 

166 Karin Sjodin (SWE) 3 € 1,774.28 

167 Maria Beautell (ESP) 13 € 1,743.00 

168 Mary Mattson (USA) 7 € 1,742.00 

169 Sara Beautell Largo (ESP) 1 € 1,610.00 

170 Lynn Kenny (SCO) 4 € 1,465.23 

171 Heather Macrae (SCO) 4 € 1,242.83 

172 Martina Eberl-Ellis (DEU) 5 € 1,120.00 

173 Patricia Beliard (FRA) 2 € 1,118.00 

174 Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) 5 € 990.00 

175 Piyathida Ployumsri (THA) 2 € 780.00 

176 Charlie Douglass (ENG) 5 € 733.33 

177 Benedicte Toumpsin (BEL) 3 € 720.00 

178 Matia Maffiuletti (ITA) 3 € 618.75 

179 Mianne Bagger (DNK) 8 € 600.00 


Statistics 2012 

Scoring Average 

POS. NAME POINTS 

1 Shanshan Feng 69.00 

2 Carlota Ciganda 70.50 

3 Caroline Hedwall 70.55 

4 Diana Luna 71.13 

5 Nontaya Srisawang 71.17 

6 Azahara Munoz 71.29 

7 Julieta Granada 71.52 

8 Caroline Masson 71.78 

9 Pernilla Lindberg 71.78 

10 Veronica Zorzi 71.84 

11 Laura Davies 71.88 

12 Trish Johnson 71.90 

13 Maria Hjorth 71.92 

14 Lee-Anne Pace 71.92 

15 Hannah Jun 72.00 

16 Christel Boeljon 72.00 

17 Valentine Derrey 72.07 

18 Catriona Matthew 72.07 

19 Stacey Keating 72.10 

20 Giulia Sergas 72.13 

Fairways In Regulation 

POS. NAME PERCENTAGE 

1 Rebecca Hudson 90.08% 

2 Georgina Simpson 87.20% 

3 Valentine Derrey 86.68% 

4 Barbara Genuini 86.12% 

5 Hannah Jun 83.41% 

6 Smriti Mehra 83.14% 

7 Sophie Sandolo 82.79% 

8 Bree Arthur 82.45% 

9 Frances Bondad 81.53% 

10 Margherita Rigon 81.49% 

11 Caroline Martens 80.46% 

12 Stefania Croce 78.55% 

13 Klara Spilkova 78.28% 

14 Miriam Nagl 77.88% 

15 Lindsey Wright 77.25% 

16 Titiya Plucksataporn 77.19% 

17 Rebecca Artis 76.41% 

18 Felicity Johnson 76.32% 

19 Monique Smit 76.25% 

20 Yu Yang Zhang 76.06% 

Greens In Regulation 

POS. NAME PERCENTAGE 

1 Sophie Sandolo 89.68% 

2 Carlota Ciganda 80.36% 

3 Felicity Johnson 79.06% 

4 Rebecca Hudson 78.67% 

5 Charlotte Ellis 76.78% 

6 Stefania Croce 76.09% 

7 Barbara Genuini 75.76% 

8 Dewi Claire Schreefel 75.07% 

9 Linda Wessberg 74.76% 

10 Trish Johnson 74.68% 

11 Laura Davies 74.65% 

12 Caroline Masson 74.53% 

13 Miriam Nagl 74.38% 

14 Nontaya Srisawang 74.27% 

15 Veronica Zorzi 73.80% 

16 Lisa Holm Sorensen 73.64% 

17 Gwladys Nocera 73.38% 

18 Hannah Jun 73.33% 

19 Margherita Rigon 73.17% 

20 Tania Elosegui 73.14% 

Driving Distance 

POS. NAME YARDS 

1 Carly Booth 268.80 

2 Marjet Van Der Graaff 267.90 

3 Jade Schaeffer 267.80 

4 Lisa Holm Sorensen 267.30 

5 Joanna Klatten 266.00 

6 Carmen Alonso 265.80 

7 Kylie Walker 265.00 


9 Tania Elosegui 264.40 

10 Melissa Reid 264.10 

11 Veronica Zorzi 260.70 

12 Caroline Westrup 259.30 

13 Stacy Lee Bregman 258.40 

14 Marion Ricordeau 258.30 

15 Linda Wessberg 257.80 

16 Giulia Sergas 257.20 

17 Felicity Johnson 257.00 

18 Rachel Jennings 256.90 

19 Elizabeth Bennett 256.80 

20 Caroline Afonso 256.40 


198

Putts Per Round 

POS. NAME AVERAGE 

1 Melissa Reid 28.90 

2 Nicole Gergely 29.10 

3 Stacey Keating 29.20 

4 Ashleigh Simon 29.20 

5 Minea Blomqvist 29.30 

6 Line Vedel 29.40 

7 Stefanie Michl 29.40 

8 Dewi Claire Schreefel 29.60 

9 Becky Morgan 29.70 

10 Lee-Anne Pace 29.70 

11 Barbara Genuini 29.70 

12 Rebecca Codd 29.80 

13 Esther Choe 29.80 

14 Titiya Plucksataporn 29.90 

15 Laurette Maritz 29.90 

16 Rachel Bailey 29.90 

17 Hannah Jun 29.90 

18 Maria Ohlsson 29.90 

19 Florentyna Parker 30.00 

20 Dawn Shockley 30.00 

Total Eagles 

POS. NAME TOTAL 

1 Carly Booth 7 

2 Florentyna Parker 7 

3 Stacey Keating 5 

4 Rebecca Codd 5 

5 Veronica Zorzi 5 

6 Lee-Anne Pace 5 

7 Gwladys Nocera 4 

8 Trish Johnson 4 

9 Bree Arthur 4 

10 Rebecca Hudson 4 

11 Stefania Croce 4 

12 Stacy Lee Bregman 4 

13 Celine Palomar 4 

14 Diana Luna 4 

15 Jade Schaeffer 4 

16 Anne-Lise Caudal 3 

17 Rebecca Artis 3 

18 Felicity Johnson 3 

19 Holly Aitchison 3 

20 Connie Chen 3 

Total Birdies 

POS. NAME TOTAL 

1 Carlota Ciganda 204 

2 Carly Booth 192 

3 Stacey Keating 189 

4 Trish Johnson 186 

5 Laura Davies 186 

6 Anne-Lise Caudal 182 

7 Gwladys Nocera 182 

8 Joanna Klatten 170 

9 Felicity Johnson 168 

10 Lee-Anne Pace 164 

11 Veronica Zorzi 163 

12 Caroline Masson 163 

13 Holly Aitchison 161 

14 Florentyna Parker 161 

15 Caroline Afonso 160 

16 Rebecca Artis 158 

17 Stefania Croce 152 

18 Anais Maggetti 150 

19 Linda Wessberg 150 

20 Bree Arthur 145 


Tour Records 2012 

Playoffs 


Jessica Korda beat Stacy Lewis, Brittany 

Lincicome, Julieta Granada, Hee Kyung Seo 

and So Yeon Ryu with a birdie on the second 

extra hole 

UniCredit Ladies German Open presented 

by Audi near Munich 

Anne-Lise Caudal beat Laura Davies with 

a birdie on the second extra hole 


Carly Booth beat Anja Monke and Caroline 

Masson with an eagle on the fourth extra hole 


Stacey Keating beat Caroline Masson with 

a birdie on the first extra hole 

First Time Winners (12) 

Jessica Korda 

Lindsey Wright 

Shanshan Feng 

Carly Booth 


Line Vedel 

Caroline Masson 

Inbee Park 

Lydia Hall 

Stacey Keating 

Cassandra Kirkland 

Pornanong Phatlum 

Most Top Ten Finishes 

ISPS Handa Women's 


ISPS Handa New Zealand 

Women’s Open hosted by 

Christchurch 

World Ladies 

Championship 

Aberdeen Asset 

Management Ladies 

Scottish Open presented 

by EventScotland 



South African Women’s 

Open 

Evian Masters presented 

by Société Générale 

ISPS Handa Ladies 



Femenino 


Hero Women's Indian 

Open 

10 Carlota Ciganda (+2 victories) 

Most Tournament Wins 

2 Christel Boeljon 

2 Shanshan Feng 

2 Carly Booth 

2 Carlota Ciganda 

2 Stacey Keating 

Low 18 Holes 

61 (-11) So Yeon Ryu 

Round 2, Gold Coast RACV Ladies 

Masters, RACV Royal Pines Resort 

62 (-10) Caroline Hedwall 

Round 2, Hero Women’s Indian Open, 

DLF Golf and Country Club 

Low 72 Hole Winning Totals 

267 (-21) Christel Boeljon, Gold Coast RACV 

Australian Ladies Masters 

267 (-21) Shanshan Feng, Omega Dubai Ladies 

Masters 

Low 54 Hole Winning Totals 

199 (-17) Carlota Ciganda, China Suzhou 

Taihu Open 

Biggest Winning Margin 

9 Jiyai Shin 

Ricoh Women’s British Open, Royal 

Liverpool 

Highest Winning 72 Hole Total 

289 (-3) Jessica Korda, ISPS Handa Women's 


Highest Winning 54 Hole Total 

215 (-1) Caroline Masson, South African 

Women’s Open 

ISPS Handa Order of Merit Winner 


Rolex Rookie of the Year Award 


LET Players’ Player of the Year Award 



200

Statistics 1979-2012 

Tour Prize Money 

Number of 

Members 

Number of 

Tournaments 

Leading Money 

Winner 

Winner of the 

Order of Merit 

1979 £80,000 47 18 A. Sheard* £4,965 

1980 £110,494 46 21 M Thompson £8,008 

1981 £125,830 51 13 J Lee Smith £13,518 

1982 £121,450 54 10 J Lee Smith £12,551 

1983 £170,050 57 16 B Huke* £9,225 

1984 £347,470 89 21 D Reid £28,239 

1985 £580,000 90 20 L Davies £21,736 

1986 £750,000 105 20 L Davies £37,500 

1987 £930,000 139 19 D Reid £58,815 

1988 £1,565,622 178 27 M-L Taya £109,360 

1989 £1,600,000 195 21 M-L de Lorenzi £77,534 

1990 £1,900,325 231 20 T Johnson £83,043 

1991 £1,605,875 242 16 C Dibnah £89,058 

1992 £1,663,716 259 14 L Davies £63,333 

1993 £1,435,336 249 11 K Lunn £81,266 

1994 £1,852,550 278 15 L Neumann £102,750 

1995 £2,300,060 287 18 A Sorenstam £130,324 

1996 £2,589,790 285 18 L Davies £110,880 

1997 £2,880,000 279 15 A Nicholas £94,589 

1998 £2,374,000 244 11 H Alfredsson £125,975 

1999 £3,197,999 257 15 L Davies £204,521 

2000 £3,765,000 272 16 S Gustafson 8,777.00† 

2001 £4,509,905 298 15 R Carriedo 10,661.23† 

2002 €7,556,724 285 13 P Marti 6,589.50† 

2003 €7,422,159 285 14 S Gustafson 917.95†† 

2004 €7,298,245 288 15 L Davies 777.26†† 

2005 €8,706,686 320 21 I Tinning €204,672.00** 

2006 €10,604,080 316 21 L Davies €471,727.00** 

2007 €11,573,670 316 25 S Gustafson €222,081.47** 

2008 €12,062,983 310 29 G Nocera €391,839.58** 

2009 € 9,940,358 319 23 S Gustafson €281,315.00** 

2010 €11,048,525 313 26 Lee-Anne Pace €339,517.77** 

2011 €11,032,500 282 25 Ai Miyazato €363,079.68** 

2012 €11,806,680 338 24 Carlota Ciganda €251,289.95 

* Not winners of the Order of Merit, as these years were based on a points system. The 1980 Order of Merit was also 

based on points, when Muriel Thomson was the winner of the Order of Merit and also the leading money winner. 

† Based on the points Order of Merit introduced at the beginning of the 2000 season. 

†† Based on an Order of Merit introduced at the beginning of the 2003 season. 

**Based on a Money List introduced at the beginning of the 2005 season. 


All Time Records 

Order of Merit 

*From 2005 onward this became the Money List 

1979 Catherine Panton-Lewis 

1980 Muriel Thomson 

1981 Jenny Lee Smith 

1982 Jenny Lee Smith 

1983 Muriel Thomson 

1984 Dale Reid 

1985 Laura Davies 


1987 Dale Reid 

1988 Marie-Laure Taya 

1989 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 

1990 Trish Johnson 

1991 Corinne Dibnah 


1993 Karen Lunn 

1994 Liselotte Neumann 

1995 Annika Sorenstam 


1997 Alison Nicholas 

1998 Helen Alfredsson 


2000 Sophie Gustafson 

2001 Raquel Carriedo 

2002 Paula Marti 



2005* Iben Tinning 



2008 Gwladys Nocera 


2010 Lee-Anne Pace 

2011 Ai Miyazato 


Career Official Moneylist 

Pos Name Winnings 

1 Laura Davies €3,992,693.00 

2 Annika Sorenstam €2,967,486.79 

3 Sophie Gustafson €2,535,078.14 

4 Trish Johnson €2,227,232.46 

5 Helen Alfredsson €2,053,869.42 

6 Maria Hjorth €1,746,069.83 

7 Gwladys Nocera €1,612,771.90 

8 Alison Nicholas €1,592,041.86 


202 

9 Iben Tinning €1,369,295.54 

10 Catriona Matthew €1,256,960.05 

11 Suzann Pettersen €1,209,331.70 

12 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi €1,152,691.35 

13 Karen Lunn €1,136,034.23 

14 Carin Koch €1,115,096.16 

15 Liselotte Neumann €1,064,921.95 

16 Becky Brewerton €1,014,541.18 

17 Lora Fairclough €990,849.42 

18 Dale Reid €977,747.12 

19 Lynnette Brooky €938,739.24 

20 Diana Luna €919,184.33 

21 Paula Marti €865,764.59 

22 Karine Icher €852,036.73 

23 Linda Wessberg €822,571.53 

24 Kirsty Taylor €814,216.14 

25 Laurette Maritz €808,979.30 

26 Melissa Reid €798,811.32 

27 Veronica Zorzi €798,799.86 

28 Lisa Hall €783,444.57 

29 Lee-Anne Pace €759,751.95 

30 Anja Monke €745,934.36 

31 Elisabeth Esterl €660,474.45 

32 Amy Yang €647,424.04 

33 Rebecca Hudson €627,748.40 

34 Joanne Mills €624,804.69 

35 V Lagoutte-Clement €619,433.89 

36 Tania Elosegui €599,648.67 

37 Martina Eberl-Ellis €593,886.72 

38 Federica Dassu €592,556.20 

39 Karen Stupples €588,503.69 

40 Kathryn Imrie €546,014.37 

41 Janice Moodie €539,397.90 

42 Becky Morgan €531,996.00 

43 Ludivine Kreutz €524,880.62 

44 Stefania Croce €520,794.92 

45 Nikki Garrett €515,954.09 

46 Sophie Giquel-Bettan €504,912.48 

47 Georgina Simpson €496,323.09 

48 Samantha Head €494,161.51 

49 Johanna Mundy €492,179.50 

50 Ai Miyazato €490,514.39 

Leading Money WInners 

1979 Alison Sheard £4,965.00 

1980 Muriel Thomson £8,008.00 

1981 Jenny Lee Smith £13,519.00 

1982 Jenny Lee Smith £12,551.00

1983 Muriel Thomson £9,226.00 

1984 Dale Reid £28,239.00 

1985 Laura Davies £21,736.00 

1986 Laura Davies £37,500.00 

1987 Dale Reid £53,815.00 

1988 Marie-Laure Taya £99,360.00 

1989 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi £77,534.00 

1990 Trish Johnson £83,043.00 

1991 Corinne Dibnah £89,058.00 

1992 Laura Davies £66,333.00 

1993 Karen Lunn £81,266.00 

1994 Liselotte Neumann £102,750.00 

1995 Annika Sorenstam £130,324.00 

1996 Laura Davies £110,880.00 

1997 Alison Nicholas £94,589.00 

1998 Helen Alfredsson £125,975.00 

1999 Laura Davies £204,522.00 

2000 Sophie Gustafson £208,288.00 

2001 Raquel Carriedo £160,441.00 

2002 Annika Sorenstam €455,567.99 



2005 Iben Tinning €204,672.62 

2006 Laura Davies €471,727.42 

2007 Sophie Gustafson €222,081.47 

2008 Gwladys Nocera €391,839.58 

2009 Sophie Gustafson €281,315.00 

2010 Lee-Anne Pace €339,517.77 

2011 Ai Miyazato €363,079.68 

2012 Carlota Ciganda €251,289.95 

Rookie of the Year 

1984 Kitrina Douglas £19,900.00 

1985 Laura Davies £21,736.00 

1986 Patricia Gonzalez £7,570.00 

1987 Trish Johnson £35,718.00 

1988 Laurette Maritz £29,362.00 

1989 Helen Alfredsson £20,355.00 

1990 Pearl Sinn £28,407.00 

1991 Helen Wadsworth £17,765.00 

1992 Sandrine Mendiburu £26,896.00 

1993 Annika Sorenstam £55,927.00 

1994 Tracy Hanson £44,205.00 

1995 Karrie Webb £90,556.00 

1996 Anne-Marie Knight £31,322.00 

1997 Anna Berg £19,333.00 

1998 Laura Philo £26,574.00 

1999 Elaine Ratcliffe £12,146.00 

2000 Giulia Sergas £21,335.00 

2001 Suzann Pettersen £129,546.00 

2002 Kirsty S Taylor €52,903.90 

2003 Rebecca Stevenson €70,065.38 

2004 Minea Blomqvist €105,020.61 

2005 Elisa Serramia €36,366.59 

2006 Nikki Garrett €99,445.05 

2007 Louise Stahle €79,678.66 

2008 Melissa Reid €136,606.00 

2009 Anna Nordqvist €100,966.44 

2010 In-Kyung Kim €193,194.69 

2011 Caroline Hedwall €278,528.87 

2012 Carlota Ciganda €251,289.95 

Lowest Stroke Average 

1983 Beverly Huke 74.98 

1984 Dale Reid 73.01 


1987 Dale Reid 72.70 

1988 Marie-Laure Taya 72.30 

1989 M-L de Lorenzi 70.84 

1990 Trish Johnson 70.64 

1991 Alison Nicholas 71.71 



1994 Liselotte Neumann 69.56 

1995 Annika Sorenstam 69.75 





2000 Sophie Gustafson 71.21 






2006 Annika Sorenstam 68.33 


2008 Suzann Pettersen 68.60 


2010 In-Kyung Kim 70.47 

2011 Yani Tseng 67.95 

2012 Shanshan Feng 69.00 

Most Wins on Tour 


21 Dale Reid 

19 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 




14 Catherine Panton-Lewis 

13 Corinne Dibnah 


All Time Records continued 


11 Liselotte Neumann 

11 Helen Alfredsson 

Players’ Player of the Year 







2001 Raquel Carriedo 



2004 Stephanie Arricau 

2005 Iben Tinning 


2007 Bettina Hauert 


2009 Catriona Matthew 

2010 Lee-Anne Pace 

2011 Caroline Hedwall 


Youngest Winners 

Lydia Ko won the 2013 ISPS Handa New Zealand 

Women’s Open hosted by Christchurch as an 

amateur aged 15 years, 9 months and 17 days. 

Amy Yang won the 2006 ANZ Ladies Masters 

at Royal Pines as an amateur aged 16 years and 

191 days. 

Oldest Winner 

Laura Davies won the 2010 Hero Honda Women’s 

Indian Open aged 47 years, 1 month and 8 days. 

Youngest to Play 

The Irish Maguire twins, Lisa and Leona, played in 

the 2007 BT Northern Ireland Ladies Open aged 12 

years and 6 months, but they both missed the cut. 

Youngest to Make the Cut 

Thai amateur Ariya Jutanugarn tied for 28th at the 

2008 Finnair Masters at Helsinki Golf Club aged 12 

years and nine months. 

China’s Lin Xi Yu tied for ninth at the 2010 Sanya 

Ladies Open at Yalong Bay Golf Club aged 14 

years, 7 months, 28 days. 

Most Wins in a Year 

7 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi (1988) 

5 Laura Davies (2010) 

Lee-Anne Pace (2010) 

Gwladys Nocera (2008) 

Lowest Nine Holes 

Raw Score 

28 (-7) Tamie Durdin 

2010 ANZ Ladies Masters, Round 1, Holes 10-18, 

Royal Pines Resort 

Against Par 

29 (-7) Kitrina Douglas 

1988 Italian Ladies' Open, Cá Della Nave 

29 Regine Lautens 

1988 Godiva European Masters, Royal Antwerp 


1987 First Open de France, Feminin, Fourqueux 

29 Anne Jones 

1990 Trophee International Coconut Skol, 

Fourqueux 


1999 Cantor Fitzgerald Laura Davies Invitational, 

Brocket Hall GC 


1999 Marrakech Palmeraie Open, 

Palmeraie Golf Palace 

29 Rachel Hetherington 

2000 AAMI Women’s Australian Open, 

Yarra Yarra GC 

29 Federica Dassu 

2000 Chrysler Open, Halmstad GC 

29 Susan Redman 

2000 Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC 

29 Minea Blomqvist 

2004 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open, 

Hungary, Old Lake GC 

29 Karine Icher 

2004 Catalonia Ladies Masters, 

Club de Golf Sant Cugat 


2004 Catalonia Ladies Masters, 

Club de Golf Sant Cugat 

29 Veronica Zorzi 

2005 Arras Open de France Dames, 

Le Golf d’Arras 

29 Nina Karlsson 

2005 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open, 

Old Lake GC 


204


2006 Siemens Austrian Ladies Open presented by 

Uniqa, Golfclub Fohrenwald-Wiener 

29 Stephanie Arricau 

2006 Ladies Open of Portugal, Quinta da Marinha 

Oitavos GC 

29 Ludivine Kreutz 

2006 ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines 


2007 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 

Golf Gerre Losone 

29 Bettina Hauert 

2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open, Sheraton Golf 

Parco de’ Medici 

29 Sophie Giquel 

2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open, Sheraton Golf 

Parco de’ Medici 


2008 Tenerife Ladies Open, Golf Costa Adeje 

29 Carmen Alonso 

2008 BMW Ladies Italian Open, 

Argentario Golf Resort 

29 Nina Reis 

2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club 



29 Julie Tvede 




29 Lena Tornevall 


29 Marianne Skarpnord 

2009 Finnair Masters, Helsinki Golf Club 

29 Marianne Skarpnord 

2010 Pegasus New Zealand Women’s Open, 

Pegasus Golf Club. 

29 Virginie Lagoutte-Clement 

2011 UniCredit Ladies German Open, 

Golfpark Gut Hausern 

29 Linda Wessberg 

2011 New Zealand Women’s Open, 

Pegasus Golf Club 

29 Leah Hart 

2011 ANZ RACV Ladies Masters, 


29 Katie Futcher 

2011 Ricoh Women’s British Open, Carnoustie 

29 (-6) Stacey Keating 

2012 Lacoste Ladies Open de France, Chantaco 

Largest Winning Margin 

16 strokes Laura Davies 

1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open, St Margaret's 

Largest 54-hole Leading Margin 

13 strokes Laura Davies 

1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open, St Margaret's 


9 strokes Trish Johnson 

1996 Ladies’ French Open 


6 strokes Trish Johnson 

1996 Ladies’ French Open 

Most Birdies in a Round 

12 Kristie Smith* 

2009 ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort, 

Australia 


1987 First Open de France Feminin, Fourqueux 

11 Lisa Holm Sorensen 

2009 SAS Ladies Masters, Larvik Golfklubb, 

Norway 

*At the time, non-LET member 

Most Consecutive Birdies 

in a Round 

7 Regine Lautens 

1988 Godiva European Masters, Royal Antwerp 


1998 Marrakech Palmeraie Open, 

Palmeraie Golf Resort 

7 Marine Monnet 

2003 AAMI Women’s Australian Open, 

Terry Hills G & CC 

7 Kristie Smith 

2009 ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort 

7 Linda Wessberg 

2011 Pegasus New Zealand Women’s Open 

Most Holes-in-One in a Season 

2011 19 

2009 18 

2008 14 

1996 13 

2001 12 

2005 12 

2007 12 



Most Career Holes in One 

4 Diana Luna 

3 Catriona Matthew 

2 Iben Tinning 

2 Lisa Hall 

2 Martina Eberl 

2 Johanna Westerberg 

2 Amy Yang 

2 Patricia Meunier-Lebouc 

2 Tania Elosegui 


2 Marta Prieto 

Lowest Rounds including 

Eagles and Albatrosses 


2012 Gold Coast RACV Ladies Masters, RACV 


Round 2 (10 birdies, 1 eagle, 1 bogey) 

61 (-11) Karrie Webb 

2010 ANZ Ladies Masters, 

Round 4 (9 birdies, 1 eagle) 

61 (-11) Nina Reis 

2008 Goteborg Masters, 

Round 4 (2 bogeys, 7 birdies, 3 eagles) 

61 (-11) Kirsty Taylor 

2005 Wales Ladies Championship, 

Round 1 (9 birdies, 1 eagle) 

62 (-10) Caroline Hedwall 

2012 Hero Women’s Indian Open 

Round 2, (9 birdies, 1 eagle, 1 bogey) 

62 (-10) Felicity Johnson 

2008 Goteborg Masters, (8 birdies, 1 eagle) 

62 (-10) Gwladys Nocera 

2008 Goteborg Masters, (8 birdies, 1 eagle) 

62 (-10) Bettina Hauert 

2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open, 

(6 birdies and 2 eagles) 

62 (-10) Minea Blomqvist 

2004 Weetabix Women's British Open, 

(6 birdies and 2 eagles) 

62 (-10) Suzann Pettersen 

2003 HP Open, (8 birdies and 1 eagle) 

62 (-11) Trish Johnson 

1996 Ladies French Open, 

Round 1 (9 birdies and 1 eagle, a Hole-In-One) 

Lowest Rounds (Relating to Par) 


2012 Gold Coast RACV Ladies Masters, Round 2, 

RACV Royal Pines Resort 

61 (-11) Karrie Webb 

2010 ANZ Ladies Masters, Round 4, 

Royal Pines, Australia 


2008 Goteborg Masters, Round 4, 

Lycke Golf Club, Sweden 


2005 Wales Ladies Championship, Round 1, 

Machynys Peninsula Golf and Country Club 

62 (-11) Lisa Holm Sorensen 

2009 SAS Ladies Masters, Round 1, 

Larvik Golfklubb, Norway 


1996 Ladies French Open, Round 1, 

Le Golf D’Arras 

Lowest Rounds (Raw Score) 

58 (-7) Dale Reid 

1991 Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic, 

Round 4, Fleming Park 

58 (-7) Jane Connachan 

1991 Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic, Fleming Park 

58(-7) Trish Johnson 

1990 Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic, 

Round 3, Fleming Park 

18 Holes 

Lowest first 18-hole score if winner 


2005 Wales Ladies Championship, Round 1, 

Machynys Peninsula Golf and Country Club 

Highest first 18-hole score if winner 

81 Sherri Steinhauer 

1998 Weetabix Women’s British Open, 

Royal Lytham and St. Annes. 

Lowest 18-hole round 2 score 


2012 Gold Coast RACV Ladies Masters, RACV 


Lowest 18-hole round 4 score: 


2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club, Sweden 


206

36 Holes 

Lowest 36 holes (round 2) total score: 



Lowest 36 holes if winner: 



Highest 36-hole score if winner 

(72-hole event) 



Royal Lytham and St. Annes 

54 Holes 

Lowest 54 holes round 3 score 


2008 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 


62 (-10) Rebecca Hudson 

2005 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open 

62 Karine Icher 

2004 Catalonia Ladies Masters 

62 Minea Blomqvist 

2004 Weetabix Women’s British Open 

Lowest 54 holes (round 3) total score: 



Highest 54 holes if winner (72-hole event): 




72 Holes 

72 Holes (Relating to Par) 



72 Holes (Raw Score) 


1991 Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic Fleming Park, 

Southampton, England 


1990 Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic, Fleming Park, 

Southampton, England 

Low final round score to win 

Against par 

63 (-9) Amy Yang 

2008 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika 

Raw Score 


1991 Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic, Round 4, 

Fleming Park 

62 (-7) Karine Icher 

2004 Catalonia Ladies Masters, Spain 

Lowest Winning Aggregate 

36-holes 

136 (-2) Laura Davies 

1990 AGF Biarritz Ladies Open 

(reduced to 36 holes due to rain) 

54-hole totals (Raw score) 

190 (-17) Karine Icher 

2004 Catalonia Ladies Masters, Spain. 

54-hole totals (Relating to par) 

194 (-22) Suzann Pettersen 

2008 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, Golf 

Gerre Losone (reduced to 54 holes due to rain) 

72-hole totals (Raw score) 


1990 Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic Fleming Park 


1991 Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic Fleming Park 

72 Holes (Relating to Par) 



Highest Winning Score 

(72-hole events) 

292 (+4) Raquel Carriedo 

2002 Tenerife Ladies Open, Golf del Sur. 

292 (+4) Sherri Steinhauer 



Most Consecutive Wins 

Back-to-Back 

Marie-Laure de Lorenzi (3) 

1989 Ford Ladies’ Classic, Hennessy Ladies’ Cup 

and BMW Ladies’ Classic 



Most Consecutive Wins 

in the Same Tournament 

Annika Sorenstam (3) 

2004 HP Open, 2005 and 2006 Scandinavian TPC 

hosted by Annika (tournament changed name) 

Most Wins in the Same Tournament 

Karrie Webb (8) 

ANZ (Australian) Ladies Masters, latterly known as 

the Volvik RACV (Australian) Ladies Masters (1998, 

1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2013) * 

*The tournament first featured on the LET schedule 

in 2001 

Wins Without a Bogey 

Diana Luna 67 67 65 65 = 264 (-24) 

2011 UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by 

Audi, Golfpark Gut Hausern 


208

Past Tournament Winners 

1979 

Carlsberg: 

Tyrrells Wood 

Mollie Anderson (USA) 

Willingdon 

Catherine Panton (SCO) 

Long Ashton 

Christine Langford (ENG) 

Baberton 

Joanna Smurthwaite (ENG) 

Whitecraigs 


Coventry 

Jane Panter (ENG) 

South Staffs 

Vanessa Marvin (ENG) 

Ballater 

Beverly Huke (ENG) 

St Annes, Old Links Christine Langford (ENG) 

York 

Mickey (Michelle) Walker (ENG) 

Sand Moor 

Alison Sheard (SA) 

Arcot Hall 

Jennie Lee Smith (ENG) 

Ladies' British Open, Southport and Ainsdale 


McEwans Welsh Classic, Dinas Powis 


Hitachi Tournament, Downshire 

Christine Trew (ENG) 

State Express Tournament, Royal Portrush 


WPGA European Championship, Valbonne 

Susan Moon (USA) 

Lambert and Butler Matchplay, Moor Park 

Jane Panter (ENG) 

1980 

Carlsberg: 

Tyrrells Wood 

Muriel Thomson (SCO) 

Queen’s Park 


Blairgowrie 


Gleddoch House Wilma Aitken (A) (SCO) 

Knowle 


Finham Park 

Dale Reid (SCO) 

Arcot Hall 

Maxine Burton (ENG) 

Shifnal 

Jenny Lee Smith (ENG) 

Sand Moor 


Tyrrells Wood 

Ruth Barry (ENG) 

Billingham Championship, South Staffs 

Christine Sharp (ENG) 

Ladies' British Open, Wentworth 

Debbie Massey (USA) 

Elizabeth Ann Classic, Pannal 


Robert Winsor Productions Championship, Finchley 


McEwans Lager Welsh Classic, Whitchurch 

Karstin Ehrnlund (SWE) 

Hitachi Double Glazing Championship, 

Royal Portrush 


Barnham Championship, Barnham Broom 


Lambert & Butler Championship, Moor Park 


Manchester Evening News Pro-Am Classic, Mere 


Volvo International Tournament, Albatross 


Hitachi Tournament, Walsall 

Susan Moon (USA) 

1981 

Carlsberg European Championship, St Pierre 


Sports Space Championship, Dyrham Park 


Carlsberg European Championship, Queens Park 


Smirnoff Ulster Open, Royal Portrush 

Sarah Le Veque (USA) 

United Friendly, Mortonhampstead 

Sarah Le Veque (USA) 

Carlsberg European Championship, Moortown 


Volvo International Tournament, Albatross 

Beverly Lewis (ENG) 

McEwans Lager Welsh Classic, Whitchurch 


Elizabeth Ann Classic, Pannal 


Ladies' British Open, Northumberland 

Debbie Massey (USA) 

Carlsberg European Championship, Gleneagles 


Moben Kitchens Classic, Mere 


Lambert & Butler Matchplay, Moor Park 


1982 

Ford Ladies' Classic, Woburn 


United Friendly Worthing Open, Hill Barn 

Rosie Jones (USA) 

Smirnoff Ulster Open, Portstewart 

Linda Bowman (USA) 

United Friendly Insurance Championship, Walmley 

Beverly New (A) (USA) 

Guernsey Open, Royal Guernsey 



Past Tournament Winners continued 

Spanish Open, Sotogrande 


Dunhill Classic, Woburn 

Bridget Cooper (ENG) 

Moben Kitchens Classic, Mere 


Nat West East Anglian Open, Lark Valley 

L Bowman (USA) 

Ladies' British Open, Royal Birkdale 

Marta Figueras Dotti (ESP) 

1983 


Barbara Helbig (GER) 

Smirnoff Irish Open, Portstewart 


United Friendly Tournament, Hill Barn 


UBM Northern Classic, Arcot Hall 


Dunham Forest Pro-Am Tournament, 

Dunham Forest 


Caldy Classic, Caldy 


Woodhall Hills Tournament, Woodhall Hills 

Debbie Dowling (ENG) 

Clandeboye Classic, Clandeboye 


White Horse Whisky Challenge, Selsdon Park 


Lilley Brook Ladies’ Classic, Lilley Brook 


British Olivetti Tournament, Old Thorns 

Sandra Mackenzie (AUS) 

United Friendly Tournament, Moortown 


Middlesborough Municipal Ladies' Classic, 

Middlesborough 

Beverly Lewis (ENG) 

Playford Lark Valley Classic, Lark Valley 

Beverly Huke (ENG) & Judy Statham (ENG) 



Colt Cars Jersey Open, Royal Jersey 


Sands International, Saunton 


1984 


Kitrina Douglas (ENG) 

Ulster Volkswagen Classic, Belvoir Park 

Peggy Conley (USA) 


210 

McEwans Lager Manchester Classic, Heaton Park 

Rica Comstock (USA) 

British Olivetti Tournament, Old Thorns 


United Friendly, Hill Barn 

Rae Hast (SA) 

UBM Classic, Arcot Hall 




Baume & Mercier International, Lilley Brook 

Michelle Walker (ENG) 

Wirral Caldy, Caldy 

Lori Castillo (USA) 

J S Bloor Eastleigh Classic, Fleming Park 


United Friendly Tournament, Southport & Ainsdale 

Karstin Ehrnlund (SWE) 

White Horse Whisky Challenge, Burnham Beeches 

Federica Dassu (ITA) 

Colt Cars Jersey Open, Royal Jersey 

Jane Connachan (SCO) 

Hoganas Sweden, Molle 


LBS Ladies' German Open, Braunfels 


Lorne Stewart Matchplay Championship, Sudbury 

Michelle Walker (ENG) 

Sands International Tournament, Saunton 


IBM European Open, Belfry 

Gillian Stewart (Am) (SCO) 

Hitachi Ladies' British Open, Woburn 

Ayako Okamoto (JAP) 

Smirnoff Ladies' Irish Open, Clandeboye 

Kathy Whitworth (USA) 

La Manga Spanish Open, La Manga 

Maxine Burton (ENG) 

1985 


Gillian Stewart (SCO) 

Hennessy Cognac Ladies' Cup, St Cloud 

Jan Stephenson (AUS) 



British Olivetti Tournament, Moor Hall 


Vale do Lobo Portuguese Ladies' Open, 

Vale do Lobo 


McEwans Wirral Caldy Classic, Caldy 

Catherine Panton (SCO)

Bowring Birmingham Ladies’ Classic, Pype Hayes 


Belgian Ladies' Open, Royal Waterloo 

Laura Davies (ENG) 

LBS Ladies' German Open, Braunfels 

Julie Brown (ENG) 

Bloor Homes German Open, Fleming Park 


Trusthouse Forte Classic, Club de Campo 


Mitsubishi Colt Cars Jersey Open, Royal Jersey 

Marie Wennersten (SWE) 

Delsjo Open, Delsjo 


Hoganas Open, Molle 

Liselotte Neumann (SWE) 

IBM Ladies' European Open, Kingswood 


Brend Hotels International, Saunton 


415/Vantage Matchplay, Bramhall 


Burberry’s Ladies' British Open, Moor Park 

Betsy King (USA) 

Laing Ladies' Classic, Stoke Poges 


La Manga Spanish Club, La Manga 


1986 



Hennessy Cognac Ladies' Cup, Chantilly 

Kelly Leadbetter (USA) 





Portuguese Ladies' Open, Vilamoura 


British Midland Ladies' Irish Open, City of Derry 


McEwans Wirral Classic, Caldy 


Belgian Ladies' Godiva Open, Royal Waterloo 

Penny Grice-Whittaker (ENG) 

Volmac Ladies' Open, Hilversum 

Jane Forrest (ENG) 

Trusthouse Forte Ladies' Classic, Cologne 

Corinne Dibnah (AUS) 

Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic, Eastleigh 


BMW Ladies' German Open, Olching 


Kristianstad Ladies' Open, Kristianstad 


Borlange Ladies' Open, Borlange 

Karen Lunn (AUS) 

Bowring Scottish Ladies Open, Dalmahoy 

Meredith Marshall (USA) 

Greater Manchester Tournament, Haigh Hall 


Mitsubishi Colt Cars Jersey Open, Royal Jersey 


Ladies’ British Open, Royal Birkdale 


Laing Ladies’ Classic, Stoke Poges 


La Manga Spanish Open, La Manga 


1987 


Gillian Stewart (SCO) 

Letting French Open, Fourqueux 




Ulster Volkswagen Open, Belvoir Park 


McEwans Wirral Classic, Caldy 

Trish Johnson (ENG) 

Belgian Ladies' Godiva Open, Royal Waterloo 

Marie Laure de Lorenzi (FRA) 

Volmac Ladies' Open, Haagsche 


Portuguese Ladies' Open, Vale do Lobo 


Hennessy Cognac Ladies' Open, St Germain 


La Manga Club Ladies' European Open, Ferndown 


Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic, Fleming Park 


Weetabix Ladies' British Open, St Mellion 

Alison Nicholas (ENG) 

BMW Ladies' German Open, Wendlohe 


Bowring Ladies' Scottish Open, Cawder 


Italian Ladies' Open, Croara 


Laing Charity Classic, Stoke Poges 


James Capel Guernsey Open, Royal Guernsey 


Woolmark Matchplay Championship, Moor Park 




Qualitair Ladies' Spanish Open, La Manga 


1988 

Marbella Ladies' Open, Los Naranjos 

Laurette Maritz (SA) 



EMS Masters, Quinta Da Marinha 


Portuguese Open, Vilamoura ll 

Peggy Conley (USA) 



BMW Ladies' German Open, Hubbelrath 


Broadway Group Wirral Classic, Caldy 

Beverly New (ENG) 

Letting French Open, Fourqueux 


Volmac Dutch Open, Rosendaelsche 


St Moritz Open, Engadin 

Janice Arnold (NZ) 

Birchgrey European Open, Kingswood 


Hennessy Ladies' Cup, St Germain 




Weetabix Ladies' British Open, Lindrick 


Danish Ladies' Open, Rungsted 

Florence Descampe (BEL) 

Gothenburg Ladies Open, Delsjo 


Bowring Ladies Scottish Open, Cawder 


Variety Club Celebrity Classic, Calcot Park 


Godiva European Masters, Royal Antwerp 


Italian Ladies' Open, Ca'Della Nave 


Toshiba Players Championship, Old Thorns 


James Capel Guernsey Open, Royal Guernsey 


Laing Charity Classic, Stoke Poges 


Biarritz Ladies' Open, Biarritz 


Woolmark Matchplay Championships, Barcelona 


Qualitair Ladies' Spanish Open, La Manga 


Benson & Hedges Trophy (Mixed), 

La Moraleja, Madrid 

Marie Laure de Lorenzi (FRA) & Mark McNulty 

1989 

Rome Classic, Olgiata 

Sofia Gronberg (SWE) 


Marie-Laure de Lorenzi (FRA) 



BMW Ladies' Classic, Hubbelrath 


3rd Open de France, Fourqueux 

Suzanne Strudwick (ENG) 

St Moritz Classic, Engadine 


TEC Players Championship, The Tytherington Club 

Anna Oxenstierna (SWE) 



Lufthansa Ladies' German Open, Worthsee 


Weetabix Ladies' British Open, Ferndown 

Jane Geddes (USA) 

Danish Ladies' Open, Rungsted 

Tania Abitbol (ESP) 

Gislaved Ladies' Open, Isaberg 




Godiva European Masters, Golf du Bercuit 


Ladies' European Open, Kingswood 


Third Ladies' Italian Open, Carimate 

Xonia Wunsch-Ruiz (ESP) 

Laing Charity Ladies' Classic, Stoke Poges 


Woolmark Ladies' Matchplay Championship, 

Barcelona 

Denisse Hutton (AUS) beat M Garner 

AGF Biarritz Ladies' Open, Biarritz 

Denisse Hutton (AUS) 

Qualitair Ladies' Classic, La Manga 


Benson & Hedges Trophy (Mixed), Aloha, Marbella 

Xonia Wunsch (ESP) & 

Miguel-Angel Jiménez (ESP) 


212

1990 

Valextra Classic, Olgiata 


Ford Ladies Classic, Woburn 




WPG European Tour Classic, The Tytherington Club 

Tania Abitbol (ESP) 

Bonmont Classic, Club de Bonmont 

Evelyn Orley (SWI) 

BMW European Masters, Golf du Bercuit 


BMW Classic, Hubbelrath 

Diane Barnard (ENG) 

Laing Ladies' Charity Classic, Stoke Poges 




Weetabix Women's British Open, Woburn 

Helen Alfredsson (SWE) 


Ayako Okamoto (JAP) 

Haninge Ladies Open, Haninge 




TEC Players Championship, Patshull Park 

Anne Jones (AUS) 

Ladies' European Open, Kingswood 


Trophee International Coconut Skol, 

Golf de Fourqueux 


Italian Ladies' Open, Lake Garda 


Woolmark Ladies' Matchplay, Club de Campo 


AGF Biarritz Ladies' Open, Biarritz 


Longines Classic, Golf Esterel 



El Bosque, Valencia 

Tania Abitbol (ESP) & 

Jose-Maria Canizares (ESP) 

1991 

Valextra Classic, Olgiata 


AGF Ladies' Open, Paris 

Suzanne Strudwick (ENG) 





Spanish Classic, La Manga 


Hennessy Ladies' Cup, Golf-und Land Club Köln 


Trophee Coconut Skol, St Germain 






Weetabix Women's British Open, Woburn 

Penny G-Whittaker (ENG) 

IBM Ladies' Open, Haninge 


BMW Italian Open, Albarella 


English Open, The Tytherington Club 


Woolmark Ladies' Matchplay, Milan 


Longines Classic, Cannes 

Penny G-Whittaker (ENG) 


Las Brisas, Marbella 

Helen Alfredsson (SWE) & 

Anders Forsbrand (SWE) 

1992 

Ford Ladies’ Classic, Woburn 

Stefania Croce (ITA) 

AGF Ladies’ Open de Paris, Golf De La Boulie 




Skol La Manga Club Classic, La Manga 


The European Ladies’ Open, Golf Club Beuerberg 


Hennessy Cup, Golf-und Golf Club Köln 


The Ladies’ English Open, The Tytherington Club 


Holiday Inn Leiden Ladies’ Open, Rijswijk 

Valerie Michaud (FRA) 

IBM Ladies’ Open, Haninge 


BMW Italian Open, Frassenelle 


Weetabix Women’s British Open, Woburn 

Patty Sheehan (USA) 



The Slovenian Ladies’ Open, Bled 


The Sunrise Cup, Taipei 

Helen Alfredsson & Liselotte Neumann (SWE) 

1993 

Ford Golf Classic, Woburn 


Holiday Inn Leiden Ladies’ Open, 

Golf & Business Centre Rijswijk 



Helen Dobson (ENG) 

Hennessy Ladies’ Cup, Golf-und Land Club Köln 


The European Ladies’ Open, Golf Resort 

Badgriesbach 

Mardi Lunn (AUS) 



IBM Ladies’ Open, Haninge Golf Club 

Lora Fairclough (ENG) 

Waterford Dairies Ladies’ English Open, 

The Tytherington Club 


BMW Italian Ladies’ Open, Golf Club Lignano 

Amaia Arruti (ESP) 

VAR Open de France Feminin, Golf de St Maxime 


1994 

Ford Golf Classic, Woburn 

Catrin Nilsmark (SWE) 

Ladies Open Costa Azul, 

Montado Troia and Aroeira GC 

Sandrine Mendiburu (FRA) 

Evian Masters, Royal Golf Club Evian 


OVB Damen Open Austria, 

GC Europa Zell am See/Kaprun 



Helen Wadsworth (WAL) 

Hennessy Cup, Golf-und Land Club Köln 


Holiday Ireland Women’s Open, 

St Margaret’s Country Club 


The New Skoda Women’s Scottish Open, 

Dalmahoy Hotel G & CC 




Trygg Hansa Ladies’ Open, Haninge GC 


Waterford Dairies Ladies’ English Open, 


Patricia Meunier (FRA) 

Sens Ladies’ Dutch Open, Rijk van Nijmegen 

Liz Weima (NED) 

BMW Italian Ladies’ Open, Lignano GC 


La Manga Club Spanish Open, La Manga Club 


Var Open de France Feminin, Saint-Endreol 

Julie Forbes (SCO) 

1995 

Ladies Open Costa Azul, Troia and Montado 


Ford Golf Classic, Chart Hills 




OVB Damen Open Austria, 

Golf Club Zell Europa am See/Kaprun 

Annika Sorenstam (SWE) 

European Masters, Cleydael 




Guardian Irish Holidays Open, 

St Margaret’s Golf Club 


Payne & Gunter Scottish Open, 

Dalmahoy Hotel G & CC 


Woodpecker Women’s Welsh Open, 

St Pierre Hotel G & CC 


Weetbix Women’s British Open, 

Woburn (Duke’s Course) 

Karrie Webb (AUS) 

Ford Stimorol Ladies’ Danish Open, Vejle 

Caroline Hall (ENG) 

Wilkinson Sword Ladies’ English Open, 

The Oxfordshire GC 


Trygg Hansa Ladies’ Open, Haninge Golf Club 


Staatsloterij Ladies’ Dutch Open, Rijk van Nijmegen 


Maredo German Open, Treudelberg G & CC 

Rachel Hetherington (AUS) 

Italian Open, Il Picciolo GC di Sicilia 

Denise Booker (AUS) 


214

Nestle French Ladies’ Open, Golf de St. Endreol 


La Manga Club Spanish Open, La Manga Club 

Rachel Hetherington (AUS) 

1996 

Women’s Welsh Open, 

Marriott St Pierre Hotel & CC 

Lisa Hackney (ENG) 

Costa Azul Ladies’ Open, Troia & Aroeira Golf Clubs 

Shani Waugh (AUS) 

Ford-Stimorol Danish Open, Vejle Golf Club 

Nadene Gole (AUS) 

Déesse Ladies’ Swiss Open, 

Golf & Country Club de Maison Blanche 

Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 



Glashütte Ladies’ Austrian Open, 

Colony Club Gutenhof 

Martina Koch (GER) 



Guardian Irish Open, 

Citywest Country House Hotel & Golf Club 


McDonald’s WPGA Championship, 

The Gleneagles Hotel (King’s Course) 

Tina Fischer (GER) 

Weetabix Women’s British Open, 

Woburn Golf & Country Club (Duke’s Course) 

Emilee Klein (USA) 

Trygg Hansa Ladies’ Open, Haninge Golf Club 


Compaq Open, Örebro Golfklubb 


Marks & Spencer European Open, 

Marriott Hanbury Manor G & C Club 


Wilkinson Sword Ladies’ English Open, 

The Oxfordshire Golf Club 


Ladies’ German Open, 

Marriott Hotel Treudelberg Golf & Country Club 

Joanne Morley (ENG) 

Ladies’ French Open, Le Golf d’Arras 


Italian Open di Sicilia, Il Picciolo GC 


Ladies’ Spanish Open, 

Hyatt La Manga Club (South Course) 

Caryn Louw (SA) 

1997 

Estoril Ladies’ Open, Clube de Golf do Estoril 

Mandy Sutton (ENG) 

American Express Tour Players’ Classic, 



Ford-Stimorol Danish Open, Vejle Golf Club 


Déesse Ladies’ Swiss Open, 

Golf Club de Lausanne 



Hiromi Kobayashi (JAP) 

Guardian Irish Open, 

Luttrellstown Castle Golf & Country Club 

Patricia Meunier Lebouc (FRA) 

Ladies’ German Open, 

Marriott Hotel Treudelberg Golf & Country Club 

Joanne Mills (AUS) 

McDonald’s WPGA Championship of Europe, 

The Gleneagles Hotel (King’s Course) 

Helen Alfredsson(SWE) 


Sunningdale Golf Club (Old Course) 


Compaq Open, Österåkers Golf Club 


Ladies’ French Open, Paris International Golf Club 




1st Sicilian Open /11th Italian Open, 

Il Picciolo Golf Club 

Valerie van Ryckeghem (BEL) 

Air France Madame Open, New Golf de Deauville 

Loraine Lambert (AUS) 

Praia d’El Rey European Cup, 

Praia d’El Rey Golf & CC 

European Seniors’ Tour 

1998 



Chrysler Ladies Austrian Open, 

Steiermärkischer GC Murhof 

Lynnette Brooky (NZ) 

Chrysler Open, Sjörgärde GolfKlubb 


Ladies German Open, 

Marriott Hotel Treudelberg GCC 


McDonald's WPGA Championship, 

Gleneagles Kings Course 

Catriona Matthew (SCO) 



Weetabix Women's British Open, 

Royal Lytham and St. Anne's 

Sherri Steinhauer (USA) 

Compaq Open, Barsebäck Golf & CC 


Donegal Irish Ladies Open, Ballyliffin 


Air France Madame Open, New Golf de Deauville 


Marrakech Palmeraie Open, Palmeraie Golf Palace 


Prai d'El Rey European Cup, 

Prai d'El Rey Golf & CC 

European Seniors’ Tour 

1999 

Royal Marie-Claire Open*, Evian Masters GC 

Silvia Cavalleri (ITA) 

Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC 

Catrin Nilsmark (SWE) 

Chrysler Open, Halmstad Golfklubb 


Ladies French Open, Paris International GC 


Ladies Austrian Open, Steiermärkischer GC Murhof 

Marina Arruti (ESP) 

stilwerk Ladies German Open, 

Marriott Hotel Treudelberg GC 

Anne-Marie Knight (AUS) 

McDonald’s WPGA Championship, 

Gleneagles Kings Course 


Weetabix Women’s British Open, Woburn G & CC 


Compaq Open, Österåkers GC 


Laura Davies Invitational, Brocket Hall GC 

Sofia Gronberg-Whitmore (SWE) 

Donegal Ladies Irish Open, Letterkenny GC 


Ladies Hannover Expo 2000 Open, 

Rethmar Golf Links 


Ladies Italian Open, Poggio Dei Medici GC 

Samantha Head (ENG) 

Air France Madame Biarritz Open, 

Golf de Biarritz le Phare 

Sofia Gronberg-Whitmore (SWE) 

Marrakech Open, Palmeraie Golf Palace 


European Cup, Praia D’El Rey G & CC 

LET Team 

(*Qualifying event for Evian Masters) 

2000 

AAMI Women’s Australian Open, Yarra Yarra GC 


Ladies Italian Open, Poggio Dei Medici GC 


Ladies Hannover Expo 2000 Open, 

Rethmar Golf Links 

Alison Munt (AUS) 

Chrysler Open, Halmstad GolfKlubb 

Carin Koch (SWE) 

Waterford Crystal Ladies Irish Open in association 

with Bord Failte, Faithlegg G 


Evian Masters, Royal Evian GC 


Ladies French Open, Le Golf d’Arras 


stilwerk Ladies German Open, 

Marriott Hotel Treudelberg 

Joanne Morley (ENG) 

Ladies Austrian Open, 

Steiermarksiccher GC Murhof 


The Daily Telegraph Ladies British Masters 

presented by Kellogg’s, Mottram Hall GC 


Weetabix Women’s British Open, Royal Birkdale GC 


Compaq Open, Barseback Golf & Country Club 

Juli Inkster (USA) 

Kronebourg 1664 Chart Hills Classic, Chart Hills GC 

Gina Scott(NZ) 

TSN Ladies World Cup Golf, Adare Manor GC 

Team: Sweden 

Individual: Laura Davies (ENG) 

Mexx Sport Open, Kennemer Golf & Country Club 

Tina Fischer (GER) 

Marrakech Palmeraie Open, Palmeraie Golf Palace 


2001 

ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort 




Taiwan Ladies Open, Ta Shee G & CC 

Raquel Carriedo (ESP) 

Nedbank Mastercard SA Masters, 

Sun City, Gary Player GC 


La Perla Ladies Italian Open, Poggio dei Medici 

Paula Marti (ESP) 


216

Ladies French Open, Le Golf d'Arras 

Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 


Rachel Teske (AUS) 

Kellogg’s All-Bran Ladies British Masters presented 

by The Daily Telegraph, DeVere Mottram Hall 

Paula Marti (ESP) 

WPGA Championship of Europe, 

Royal Porthcawl GC 



Sunningdale GC (Old Course) 

Se Ri Pak (KOR) 

Compaq Open, Osterakers GC (West) 


Palmerston Ladies German Open, 

The Nick Faldo Course, Bad Saarow, Berlin 

Karine Icher (FRA) 

Waterford Crystal Ladies Irish Open, Faithlegg GC 


Mexx Sport Open, Kennemer G & CC 


WPGA International Matchplay, 

Gleneagles (PGA Centenary) 


Biarritz Ladies Classic, Biarritz Le Phare 

Rachel Kirkwood (ENG) 

2002 





Tenerife Ladies Open, Golf Del Sur 


Ladies Irish Open in Association with Bord Failte, 

Killarney Golf & Fishing Course 

Iben Tinning (DEN) 

La Perla Italian Open, Poggio dei Medici 


Ladies Open of Costa Azul, Aroeira II (New Course) 

Kanna Takanashi (JAP) 

Caja Duero Open de España Femenino, 

Campo De Golf De Salamanca 




Arras Open de France Dames, Le Golf d’Arras 


P4 Norwegian Masters, Oslo GC 



Turnberry GC (Ailsa Course) 


Compaq Open, Vasatorps GC 




Asa Gottmo (SWE) 



2003 



AAMI Women’s Australian Open, 

Terrey Hills G & CC 

Mhairi McKay (SCO) 

Tenerife Ladies Open, Golf Las Americas 

Elisabeth Esterl (GER) 

La Perla Italian Open, Poggio dei Medici 

Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) 

Lancia Ladies Open of Portugal, 

Aroeira II GC (New Course) 


Open de Espana Femenino, 

Campo De Golf De Salamanca 


Ladies Irish Open in Association with Bord Failte, 

Killarney G & FC (Mahoney’s Point) 







Royal Lytham & St. Annes GC 


HP Open, Drottningholm GC 


BT Ladies Open in Association with Northern 

Ireland Events Company, Warrenpoint GC 






Marlene Hedblom (SWE) 

Qualifyng School for the 2004 Robe di Kappa 

Ladies European Tour, Aroeira II GC (New Course) 

Bettina Hauert (GER) 

2004 



AAMI Women’s Australian Open, Concord GC 




Tenerife Ladies Open, Buenavista Golf Club 

Diana Luna (ITA) 

Ladies Open of Portugal, Aroeira I GC 

Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) 

Unión Fenosa Open de España Femenino – 

Xacobeo, Club de Golf de la Coruna 

Stephanie Arricau (FRA) 

BMW Ladies Italian Open, Parco di Roma GC 

Ana B Sanchez (ESP) 



KLM Ladies Open, Kennemer G & CC 

Elisabeth Esterl (GER) 

Ladies English Open, Chart Hills GC 

Maria Hjorth (SWE) 

OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open – 

Hungary, Old Lake G & CC 

Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 


Wendy Doolan (AUS) 


Sunningdale GC (Old Course) 

Karen Stupples (ENG) 

HP Open, Ullna GC 


Wales “Golf as it should be” Ladies Open, 



Catalonia Ladies Masters, Club de Golf Sant Cugat 


Qualifying School for the 2005 Robe di Kappa 

Ladies European Tour, Riva dei Tessali GC 

Miriam Nagl (GER) 

2005 

Samsung Ladies Masters, Laguna National G & CC 

Bo Bae Song (KOR) 

Women's World Cup of Golf, Fancourt Hotel & CC 

Ai Miyazato (JAP) & Rui Kitada (JAP) 



Thailand Ladies Open, Alpine Golf & Sports Club 


Tenerife Ladies Open, Golf Costa Adeje 


Open de España Femenino, 

Panoramica Golf & Country Club 


Siemens Austrian Ladies Golf Open, 

Golfclub Fohrenwald-Wiener 

Federica Piovano (ITA) 

BMW Ladies Italian Open, 

Sheraton Golf Parco de' Medici 



218 

Vediorbis Arras Open de France Dames, 

Le Golf d'Arras 

Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 

Algarve Ladies Open of Portugal, 

Gramacho Pestana Golf Resort 


Ladies English Open, Chart Hills 

Maria Hjorth (SWE) 

OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open - 

Hungary, Old Lake Golf & Country Club 


Evian Masters, Evian Masters Golf Club 

Paula Creamer (USA) 

Weetabix Women's British Open, Royal Birkdale 

Jeong Jang (KOR) 

Scandinavian TPC hosted by Annika, 

Barseback G&CC (Masters) 


Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, 

Machynys Peninsula GC 

Kirsty Taylor (ENG) 

Ladies Finnish Masters, Helsinki Golf Club 

Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) 

Nykredit Masters, Kokkedal Golfklub 


KLM Ladies Open, Kennemer Golf & Country Club 

Virginie Lagoutte (FRA) 

Catalonia Ladies Masters, Golf Platja de Pals 


Qualifying School for the 2006 Ladies European 

Tour season, La Cala Resort 

Ellen Smets (BEL) 

2006 

Women's World Cup of Golf, 

Gary Player CC, Sun City 

Annika Sorenstam (SWE) & 



Amy Yang (Am) (KOR) 

Tenerife Ladies Open, Abama Golf 

Riikka Hakkarainen (FIN) 

Open De Espana Femenino - Castellon, 

Panorámica G & CC 

Lynn Brooky (NZ) 

Deutsche Bank Ladies' Swiss Open, 


Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 

Vediorbis Open de France, Le Golf d'Arras 

Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 

KLM Ladies Open, Eindhovensche Golf 



Sheraton Golf Parco de' Medici 

Gwladys Nocera (FRA)

Estoril Ladies Open of Portugal, 

Quinta da Marinha Oitavos Golfe 


OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open – 

Hungary, Old Lake GC 

Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 

Catalonia Ladies Masters, Club Golf D'Aro 





Royal Lytham & St Annes GC 


Scandinavian TPC hosted by Annika, 

Bro-Balsta GC 



Machynys Peninsula GC 

Linda Wessberg (SWE) 

SAS Masters, Oslo Golf Club 


Finnair Masters, Helsinki GC 

Virginie Lagoutte (FRA) 

Nykredit Masters, Odense Eventyr Golf Klub 

Karen-Margrethe Juul (DEN) 

Siemens Austrian Ladies Open presented by Uniqa, 

Golfclub Föhrenwald 


The BBC Radio Kent Ladies English Open, 

Chart Hills GC 


Dubai Ladies Masters, Emirates GC (Majlis Course) 


Final Qualifying School, 

La Cala Resort, Campo America 

Claire Coughlan (ENG) (Am) & 


2007 


Gary Player CC, Sun City 

Julieta Granada & Celeste Troche (PAR) 

MFS Women's Australian Open, 

Royal Sydney GC, Sydney 


ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort, 


Tenerife Ladies Open, 

Golf del Sur, San Miguel de Abona 

Nikki Garrett (AUS) 

Open de Espana Femenino - Castellon 2007, 

CC Mediterráneo Castellón 

Nikki Garrett (AUS) 

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 

Golf Gerre Losone, Ticino 



Sheraton Golf Parco de Medici 


Northern Ireland Ladies Open, 

Hilton Templepatrick Hotel and CC 

Lisa Hall (ENG) 

KLM Ladies Open, 

Eindhovensche Golf, Valkenswaard 


Catalonia Ladies Masters, 

Club de Golf Masia Bach, Barcelona 

Ashleigh Simon (SA) 

Vediorbis Open de France, 

Le Golf d'Arras, Anzin St Aubin 


Ladies Open de Portugal, Gramacho Golf Course 

Sophie Giquel (FRA) 

Ladies English Open in association with Golf Punk, 

Chart Hills GC, Biddenden 

Becky Brewerton (WAL) 

Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC, Evian-les-Bains 

Natalie Gulbis (USA) 

Ricoh Women's British Open, 

The Old Course, St Andrews 

Lorena Ochoa (MEX) 

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, 

Barsebäck G&CC, Malmo 



Machynys Peninsula GC, Llanelli 

Joanne Mills (AUS) 

SAS Masters, Losby GC, Oslo 


Finnair Masters, Helsinki GC, Tali 


Nykredit Masters, Helsingor GC 


De Vere Ladies Scottish Open, De Vere Cameron 

House, The Carrick on Loch Lomond 


UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen, 

Golfclub Föhrenwald-Wiener Neustadt 


Madrid Ladies Masters, 

Casino Club de Golf Retamares, Madrid 

Martina Eberl (GER) 

Qualifying School for the 2008 season, Le Fonti GC 

Dana Lacey (AUS) 

Indian Ladies Masters, 

Eagleton GR, Bidadi (Bangalore Rural) 




Dubai Ladies Masters, Emirates GC (Majlis Course) 


2008 


Gary Player Country Club 

Jennifer Rosales & Dorothy Delasin (PHI) 

MFS Women’s Australian Open, 

Kingston Heath Golf Club 




VCI European Ladies Golf Cup, La Sella Golf Resort 

Trish Johnson (ENG) & Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 


Panoramica Golf & Country Club 

Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 

Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies 

Scottish Open, The Carrick Cameron House 


Garanti American Express Ladies Turkish Open, 

National Golf Club 

Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 




HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open 

presented by Audi, Golfpark Gut Häusern 

Amy Yang (KOR) 

ABN AMRO Ladies Open, Eindhovensche Golf 


Ladies Open of Portugal, Quinta Da Cima 

Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 



The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open, 

The Oxfordshire 


AIB Ladies Irish Open, Portmarnock Links 


BMW Ladies Italian Open, Argentario Golf Club 


Evian Masters, Evian Masters Golf Club 


RICOH Women’s British Open, 

Sunningdale (Old Course) 

Jiyai Shin (KOR) 

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, 

Frosaker Golf Course 

Amy Yang (KOR) 

S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, 

Machynys Peninsula Golf Club 

Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 

SAS Ladies Masters, Haga Golf Club 


Finnair Masters, Helsinki Golf Club 

Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 

Nykredit Masters, Simon’s Golf Club 



Golfclub Fohrenwald 


Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Course 


Vediorbis Open de France Dames, Le Golf D’Arras 

Anja Monke (GER) 


Casino Club de Golf Retamares 


Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open, 

Suzhou Taihu International Golf Club 


Saint Four Ladies Masters in Jeju, 

Saint Four Golf and Resort 

Hee-Kyung Seo (KOR) 

Dubai Ladies Masters, 

Emirates Golf Club (Majlis Course) 


Qualifying School for the 2009 season, 

La Manga Club (South Course), Murcia, Spain 

Anna Nordqvist (SWE) 

2009 

ANZ Ladies Masters, 

Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland 

Katherine Hull (AUS) 

Women’s Australian Open, 

Metropolitan Golf Club, Melbourne 


VCI European Ladies Golf Cup, 

Suzhou Taihu La Sella Golf Resort, Alicante 

Marjet van der Graaff & Christel Boeljon (NED) 



Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 

HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open presented 

by Audi, Golfpark Gut Häusern, near Munich 

Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 

ABN AMRO Ladies Open, 

Eindhovensche Golf, Eindhoven 

Tania Elosegui (ESP) 

Ladies Open of Portugal, 

Golden Eagle Residence & Golf 

Johanna Westerberg (SWE) 

AIB Ladies Irish Open, 

Portmarnock Links, near Dublin 



220

SAS Ladies Masters, Larvik Golfklubb 



Panoramica Golf and Country Club, Castellon 

Becky Brewerton (WAL) 

Evian Masters, 

Evian Masters Golf Golf Club, Evian-les-Bains 

Ai Miyazato (JAP) 

RICOH Women’s British Open, 

Royal Lytham and St. Annes Golf Course 


S4/C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, 

Royal St. David Golf Club, Harlech 

Karen Stupples (ENG) 

Finnair Masters, Helsinki Golf Club 

Beatriz Recari (ESP) 


Golfclub Fohrenwald, Wiener Neustadt 


Vediorbis/Randstad Open de France Dames, 

Le Golf D’Arras, Anzin-St Aubin 

Nicole Gergely (AUT) 


Felicity Johnson (ENG) 


Casino Club de Golf Retamares, Madrid 

Azahara Munoz (ESP) 

Carta Sì Ladies Italian Open, 

Le Rovedine Milano Golf Club, Milan 

Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 


International Golf Club, Suzhou 

Bo Mi Suh (KOR) 

Daishin Securities Tomato Tour Korean Ladies 

Masters, Cypress Country Club, Jeju Island 

Hyun-Ji Kim (KOR) 

Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, 

Emirates Golf Club (Majlis Course), Dubai 

In Kyung Kim (KOR) 

Final 2010 Qualifying School, 

La Manga Club (South Course), Murcia , Spain 

Caroline Masson (GER) (Am) 

2010 


Christchurch, Pegasus Golf Club, Christchurch 


ANZ Ladies Masters, 

Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast 


Women’s Australian Open, 

Commonwealth Golf Club 

Yani Tseng (TPE) 

Lalla Meryem Cup, Royal Golf Anfa Mohammedia 



La Sella Golf Resort, Alicante 

Sophie Gustafson (SWE) & 


Turkish Airlines Ladies Open, National Golf Club, 

Melissa Reid (ENG) 

UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi, 



Allianz Ladies Slovak Open, Gray Bear, Tale 

Maria Hernandez (ESP) 

ABN AMRO Ladies Open, 

Golfclub Broekpolder, Rotterdam 

Florentyna Parker (ENG) 



Lee-Anne Pace (SA) 

Portugal Ladies Open, Campo Real Golf, Turcifal 


Tenerife Ladies Open, Buenavista Golf Club 


Evian Masters presented by Societe Generale, 

Evian Masters GC, Evian-les-Bains 


Ricoh Women’s British Open, 

Royal Birkdale, Southport 


AIB Ladies Irish Open, Killeen Castle, 

County Meath 


S4C Wales Championship of Europe, 

Conwy Golf Club 


Ladies Scottish Open presented by Event Scotland, 

Archerfield Links, East Lothian 

Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 

Finnair Masters, Helsinki Golf Club, Tali 


UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, 



Open de France Feminin, 

Paris International GC, Baillet-en-France 


Open de Espana Femenino, Flamingos Golf Club 


Sanya Ladies Open, Yalong Bay Golf Club, Hainan 



Suzhou Taihu International GC, Shanghai 




Daishin Securities Tomato M Korea Euro Ladies 

Masters, Haevichi Country Club, Jeju 

Hyun-Ji Kim (KOR) 

Hero Honda Women’s Indian Open, 



Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, Emirates Golf Club 


2011 Final Qualifying School, 

La Manga Club, Murcia 

Caroline Hedwall (SWE) 

2011 

ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open, 

Commonwealth Golf Club 


ANZ RACV Ladies Masters, 

Royal Pines, Gold Coast, Queensland, 



Christchurch, 

Kristie Smith (AUS) 

Lalla Meryem Cup, Golf du Soleil, Agadir, 

Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) 


La Sella Golf Resort, Alicante 

Sophie Gustafson (SWE) & 


Turkish Airlines Ladies Open, National Golf Club, 

Christel Boeljon (NL) 

Portugal Ladies Open, Campo Real Golf, Turcifal 

Ashleigh Simon (SA) 

UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi, 



Allianz Ladies Slovak Open, 

Gray Bear Golf Club, Tale, 


Deloitte Dutch Ladies Open, 






Finnair Masters, Helsinki Golf Club, 


Evian Masters presented by Societe Generale, 

Evian Masters Golf Club, Evian-les-Bains 

Ai Miyazato (JAP) 

Ricoh Women’s British Open, 

Carnoustie Links, Angus, Scotland 


Ladies Irish Open, Killeen Castle, County Meath, 



EventScotland, Archerfield Links, East Lothian 





Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters, 

Czech Republic 

Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 

Open de Espana Femenino, La Quinta Golf Club 


Lacoste Ladies Open de France, 

Paris International GC, Baillet-en-France 

Felicity Johnson (ENG) 

Sicilian Ladies Italian Open, Il Picciolo Golf Club, 

Christina Kim (USA) 

Sanya Ladies Open, Yalong Bay Golf Club, 

Hainan, China 

Frances Bondad (AUS) 


Suzhou Taihu International GC, China. 


Hero Women’s Indian Open, 



Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, Emirates Golf Club 

Lexi Thompson (USA) 

2012 Final Qualifying School, 

La Manga Club, Murcia 

Jodi Ewart (ENG) 

2012 

Gold Coast RACV Australian Ladies Masters 

RACV Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland 



Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Black Rock, Victoria 

Jessica Korda (USA) 

ISPS Handa New Zealand Women's Open hosted 

by Christchurch 

Pegasus Golf Club, Christchurch 

Lindsey Wright (AUS) 

World Ladies Championships (WLC) 

Mission Hills Hainan's Vintage Course, Haikou, 

Hainan, China 

Individual: Shanshan Feng (CHN) 

Team: Shanshan Feng and Liying Ye (CHN) 


Golf de l'Ocean, Agadir, Morocco 




Archerfield Links, East Lothian 

Carly Booth (SCO) 


222

Turkish Ladies Open 

National Golf Club, Belek, Antalya 


UniCredit Ladies German Open presented by Audi 

Golfpark Gut Hausern, Nr. Munich 

Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 



Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 


Golf Resort Tale,Brezno,Tale 

Line Vedel (DK) 



Carly Booth (SCO) 

Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters 

Albatross Golf Resort, Prague 



Selborne Park Golf Club 

Caroline Masson (DEU) 

Evian Masters presented by Société Générale 

Evian Masters Golf Club, Evian-Les-Bains 

Inbee Park (KOR) 


Killeen Castle, County Meath 


ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters 

Buckinghamshire Golf Club, Denham 

Lydia Hall (WAL) 

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen 



RICOH Women's British Open 

Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake 



Golf Las Américas 

Stacey Keating (AUS) 


Chantaco Golf Club, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Aquitaine 

Stacey Keating (AUS) 


Yalong Bay Golf Club, Sanya 

Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 


Suzhou Taihu International Golf Club, Shanghai 

Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 


DLF Golf & Country Club, New Delhi 

Pornanong Phatlum (THA) 


Emirates Golf Course, (Majlis Course), Dubai 

Shanshan Feng (CHN) 

Lalla Aicha Tour School for the 2013 season 

Al Maaden and Amelkis Resorts, Marrakech 

Ariya Jutanugarn (THA) 


Most Majors 

Major Records 

Wegmans U.S. Kraft 

LPGA Women’s Nabisco RICOH/ Titleholders Western 

Total Championship Open Championship du Maurier^ Championship Open 

Berg, P. 15 1 — — 7 7 

Wright, M. 13 4 4 — — 2 3 

Suggs, L. 11 1 2 — — 4 4 

Zaharias, B. 10 — 3 — — 3 4 

Sorenstam, A. 10 3 3 3 1 — — 

Rawls, B. 8 2 4 — — 2 

Inkster, J. 7 2 2 2 1^ — — 

Webb, K. 7 1 2 2 2# — — 

Bradley, P. 6 1 1 1 3^ — — 

King, B. 6 1 2 3 — — 

Sheehan, P. 6 3 2 1 — — 

Whitworth, K. 6 3 2 1 

Alcott, A. 5 1 3 1^ — — 

Pak, S. 5 3 1 1 — — 

Tseng, Y. 5 2 1 2 — — 

Berning, S. 4 3 1 

Caponi, D. 4 2 2 

Davies, L. 4 2 1 1^ — — 

Haynie, S. 4 2 1 1^ 

Stacy, H. 4 3 1^ — — 

Mallon, M. 4 1 2 1^ — — 

Hanson, B. 3 1 — — 1 1 

Jameson, B. 3 1 — — 2 

Lopez, N. 3 3 — — 

Mills, M. 3 2 1 

Stephenson, J. 3 1 1 1^ — — 


224

Wegmans U.S. Kraft 

LPGA Women’s Nabisco RICOH/ Titleholders Western 

Total Championship Open Championship du Maurier^ Championship Open 

Burton, B. 2 2^ — — 

Carner, J. 2 2 — 

Crocker, F. 2 1 — — 1 

Geddes, J. 2 1 1 — — 

Little, S. 2 1 1^ — 

Mann, C. 2 1 1 

Palmer, S. 2 1 1 

Pepper, D. 2 2 — — 

Shin, J. 2 2 

Smith, M. 2 — 2 

Steinhauer, S. 2 2# 

Kerr, C. 2 1 1 — — 

— Indicates the major championship was not held during the player’s competitive career. 

^ Indicates the du Maurier Classic, which was the LPGA’s fourth major from 1979-2000. 

# Karrie Webb won one du Maurier Classic (1999) and one Weetabix Women’s British Open (2002); 

Sherri Steinhauer won one du Maurier Classic (1992) and one Weetabix Women’s British Open (2006). 

The U.S. Women’s Open became an LPGA major in 1950, the McDonald’s LPGA Championship Presented 

by Coca-Cola became a major in 1955, the Kraft Nabisco Championship became a major in 1983 and the 

RICOH Women’s British Open became a major in 2001. The du Maurier Classic was a major from 1979-2000 

and the RICOH Women’s British Open took its place as the fourth major of the season. The Titleholders 

Championship was a designated major from 1937-42, 1946-66 and in 1972; and the Western Open was a 

major from 1930-67. 


Major Records continued 

Major Champions 

U.S. Women’s McDonald’s RICOH du Maurier Kraft Nabisco Titleholders Western 

Open LPGA Women’s Classic Championship Championship Open 

(1950-today) Championship British Open (1979-2000) (1983-today) 1937-42, (1930-67) 

(1955-today) (2001-today) (1946-66, 1972) 

2012 Choi, N.Y. Feng, S. Shin, Jiyai Yoo, SY. 

2011 Ryu, S. Tseng, Y. Tseng, Y. Lewis, S. 

2010 Creamer, P Kerr, C Tseng, Y Tseng, Y 

2009 Ji, E.H. Nordqvist, A. Matthew, C. Lincicome, B. 

2008 Park, I. Tseng, Y. Shin, J. Ochoa, L 

2007 Kerr, C. Pettersen, S. Ochoa, L. Pressel, M. 

2006 Sorenstam, A. Pak, S. Steinhauer, S. Webb, K. 

2005 Kim, B. Sorenstam, A. Jang, J. Sorenstam, A. 

2004 Mallon, M. Sorenstam, A. Stupples, K. Park, G. 

2003 Lunke, H. Sorenstam, A. Sorenstam, A. M-Lebouc, P. 

2002 Inkster, J. Pak, S. Webb, K. Sorenstam, A. 

2001 Webb, K. Webb, K. Pak, S. Sorenstam, A. 

2000 Webb, K. Inkster, J. Mallon, M. Webb, K. 

1999 Inkster, J. Inkster, J. Webb, K. Pepper, D. 

1998 Pak, S. Pak, S. Burton, B. Hurst, P. 

1997 Nicholas, A. Johnson, C. Walker, C. King, B. 

1996 Sorenstam, A. Davies, L. Davies, L. Sheehan, P. 

1995 Sorenstam, A. Robbins, K. Lidback, J. Bowen, N. 

1994 Sheehan, P. Davies, L. Nause, M. Andrews, D. 

1993 Merten, L. Sheehan, P. Burton, B. Alfredsson, H. 

1992 Sheehan, P. King, B. Steinhauer, S. Mochrie, D. 

1991 Mallon, M. Mallon, M. Scranton, N. Alcott, A. 

1990 King, B. Daniel, B. Johnston, C. King, B. 

1989 King, B. Lopez, N. Green, T. Inkster, J. 

1988 Neumann, L. Turner, S. Little, S. Alcott, A. 

1987 Davies, L. Geddes, J. Rosenthal, J. King, B. 

1986 Geddes, J. Bradley, P. Bradley, P. Bradley, P. 

1985 Baker, K. Lopez, N. Bradley, P. Miller, A. 

1984 Stacy, H. Sheehan, P. Inkster, J. Inkster, J. 

1983 Stephenson, J. Sheehan, P. Stacy, H. Alcott, A. 

1982 Anderson, J. Stephenson, J. Haynie, S. 

1981 Bradley, P. Caponi, D. Stephenson, J. 

1980 Alcott, A. Little, S. Bradley, P. 

1979 Britz, J. Caponi, D. Alcott, A. 

1978 Stacy, H .Lopez, N. 

1977 Stacy, H. Higuchi, C. 

1976 Carner, J. Burfeindt, B. 

1975 Palmer, S. Whitworth, K. 

1974 Haynie, S. Haynie, S. 

1973 Berning, S. Mills, M. 

1972 Berning, S. Ahern, K. Palmer, S. 

1971 Carner, J. Whitworth, K. 

1970 Caponi, D. Englehorn, S. 


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U.S. Women’s McDonald’s RICOH du Maurier Kraft Nabisco Titleholders Western 

Open LPGA Women’s Classic Championship Championship Open 

(1950-today) Championship British Open (1979-2000) (1983-today) 1937-42, (1930-67) 

(1955-today) (2001-today) (1946-66, 1972) 

1969 Caponi, D. Rawls, B. 

1968 Berning, S. Post, S 

1967 a-LaCoste, C. Whitworth, K. Whitworth, K. 

1966 Spuzich, S. Ehret, G. Whitworth, K. 

1965 Mann, C. Haynie, S. Whitworth, K. 

1964 Wright, M. Mills, M. Smith, M. 

1963 Mills, M. Wright, M. Smith, M. 

1962 Breer, M. Kimball, J. Wright, M. 

1961 Wright, M. Wright, M. Wright, M. 

1960 Rawls, B. Wright, M. Crocker, F. 

1959 Wright, M. Rawls, B. Suggs, L. 

1958 Wright, M. Wright, M. Hanson, B. 

1957 Rawls, B. Suggs, L. Berg, P. 

1956 Cornelius, K. Hagge, M. Suggs, L. 

1955 Crocker, F. Hanson, B. Berg, P. 

1954 Zaharias, B. Suggs, L. 

1953 Rawls, B. Berg, P. Suggs,L. 

1952 Suggs, L. Zaharias, B. Rawls, B. 

1951 Rawls, B. a-O’Sullivan, P. Berg, P. 

1950 Zaharias, B. Zaharias, B. Zaharias, B. 

1949 Suggs, L. a-Kirk, P. Suggs, L. 

1948 Zaharias, B. Berg, P. Berg, P. 

1947 Jameson, B. a-Zaharias, B. a-Suggs, L. 

1946 Berg, P. a-Suggs, L. a-Suggs, L. 

1945 a-Zaharias, B. 

1944 a-Zaharias, B. 

1943 Berg, P. 

1942 a-Kirby, D. a-Jameson, B. 

1941 a-Kirby, D. Berg, P. 

1940 a-Hicks, H. Zaharias, B. 

1939 a-Berg, P. a-Dettweiler, H. 

1938 a-Berg, P. a-Barrett, B. 

1937 a-Berg, P. Hicks, H. 

1936 a-Hill, O. 

1935 a-Hill, O. 

1934 a-McDougall, M. 

1933 a-Beebe, J. 

1932 a-Weiller, J. 

1931 a-Beebe, J. 

1930 a-Mida, L. 

a- denotes amateur 

The RICOH Women’s British Open replaced the du Maurier Classic in 2001, but did not adopt its tournament history. 


Major Championships 2013 

Kraft Nabisco Championship 

April 4-7 2013 

Mission Hills Country Club, Dinah Shore Tournament Course, Rancho Mirage, California, USA 

Prize fund: $2,000,000 

2012 champion: Sun Young Yoo 

Wegman’s LPGA Championship 

June 6-9 2013 

Locust Hill Country Club, Pittsford, New York, USA 

Prize fund: $2,500,000 

2012 champion: Shanshan Feng 

US Women’s Open 

June 27-30 2013 

Sebonack Golf Club, Southampton, NY, USA 

Prize fund: $3,250,000 

2012 champion: Na Yeon Choi 

Ricoh Women’s British Open 

August 1-4 2013 

The Old Course, St Andrews, Scotland 

Prize fund: €1,920,130 (subject to exchange rate fluctuations) 

2012 champion: Jiyai Shin 

The Evian Championship 

September 12-15 2013 

Evian Masters Golf Club, Evian-les-Bains, France 

Prize fund: $3,250,000 

2012 champion: Inbee Park 


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The Solheim Cup Facts 

Competition 

The Solheim Cup is a biennial, trans-Atlantic team match-play competition featuring the 

best US-born players from the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour and 

the best European members from the Ladies European Tour (LET). The US Team leads 

the competition, 8-4, and has never lost The Solheim Cup on home soil. 

Dates: August 13-18, 2013 

Site: Colorado Golf Club, Parker, CO. USA 

Format: 

Three-day, match-play competition. The first two days of competition feature two sessions each 

day, with a total of eight foursomes and eight four-ball matches over the two days. The final day 

consists of 12 singles matches. 

The foursomes format features two-member teams, with players hitting alternate shots 

using the same ball. At the end of the hole, one score is recorded for the team. In contrast, 

a four-ball match has each player playing her own ball throughout the entire match. At the 

end of each hole, the best score of the two teammates is recorded; only one score from 

each team is recorded for each hole. For the singles competition, one US and one European 

player compete against one another. Each plays her own ball throughout the round and 

records her own score. 

Scoring: 

Scoring is based on a points system, with 28 total points available over the three days of 

competition. One point is awarded for each match won, and half a point is given to each 

team for matches that end in a tie. The defending champion needs 14 points to retain the 

Cup, while the other team would require 14 1 ⁄2 points to win the event. 

European selection: 

The European Team is selected by taking the top four players from the LET points standings, 

followed by the next top four European LET members appearing on the Rolex Rankings at an 

agreed cut-off date, plus four Captain’s Selections. 

USA selection: 

Beginning in 2013, the 12-player US Team will be made up of the top 8 on the LPGA Solheim 

Cup points list, the next two highest ranked eligible players from the Rolex Rankings and 2 

Captain’s Picks. US players began earning points toward the 2013 US Solheim Cup team 

at the 2011 CN Canadian Women’s Open. 

Team Captains: 

Europe: Captain: Liselotte Neumann, Vice Captains: Carin Koch and Annika Sorenstam 

USA: Captain: Meg Mallon, Vice Captains: Dottie Pepper and tbc 


The Solheim Cup Facts continued 

Course: 

When golf course architects Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw first walked the property at Colorado 

Golf Club, they deemed the land “gifted for golf”. The 7,604-yard, par-72 course plays through 

open meadows, wooded hillsides, natural barrancas and streams. Coore and Crenshaw have 

utilized all these elements to create a journey that engages all aspects of the game. 

#1 Best New Private Golf Course (GOLF Magazine and Sports Illustrated 2007 rankings) 

#22 Top 100 Modern Course (Golfweek, 2010 rankings) 

#One of the “Ten to Watch” in Golf Magazine 2007 World Top 100 Rankings 

For more information, visit the Club’s Web site, www.coloradogolfclub.com. 

TV coverage: 

Sky Sports will broadcast coverage in the UK and Ireland and has covered The Solheim 

Cup in 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009 and 2011. The Golf Channel will broadcast coverage in 

the United States. 

The Cup: 

17 5 ⁄8 inch Waterford Crystal cup with a 2 1 ⁄2 inch mahogany base. 

History: 

The Solheim Cup is named in honour of Karsten Solheim, the founder of Karsten Manufacturing 

Corporation, which makes PING golf equipment. In 1990, the Solheim family, in conjunction 

with the LPGA and the LET, developed the concept and became the title sponsor for The 

Solheim Cup, professional golf’s international match-play competition for women. PING has 

sponsored The Solheim Cup since its inception and is now a Global Partner of The Solheim 

Cup along with Rolex. Held every two years, the event has grown into the most prestigious 

international women’s professional golf team event. The Solheim Cup is the most highly coveted 

trophy in women’s professional golf team competition; some of the most memorable moments 

in women’s golf have happened during one of The Solheim Cups, and berths on the US and 

European teams are highly sought after by players from both organisations. 

Past results 

1990 Lake Nona Golf Club, Orlando, Fla., Nov. 16-18 

USA 11 1 ⁄2, EUR 4 1 ⁄2 

1992 Dalmahoy Hotel Golf and Country Club, Edinburgh, Scotland, Oct. 2-4 

EUR 11 1 ⁄2, USA 6 1 ⁄2 

1994 The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, W.Va., Oct. 21-23 

USA 13, EUR 7 

1996 Marriott St. Pierre Hotel & Country Club, Chepstow, Wales, Sept. 20-22 

USA 17, EUR 11 

1998 Muirfield Village Golf Club, Dublin, Ohio, Sept. 18-20 


2000 Loch Lomond Golf Club, Luss, Scotland, Oct. 8-10 

EUR 14 1 ⁄2, USA 11 1 ⁄2 

2002 Interlachen Country Club, Edina, Minn., Sept. 20-22 

USA 15 1 ⁄2, EUR 12 1 ⁄2 


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2003 Barsebäck Golf and Country Club, Malmo, Sweden, Sept. 12-14 

EUR 17 1 ⁄2, USA 10 1 ⁄2 

2005 Crooked Stick Golf Club, Carmel, Ind., Sept. 9-11 

USA 15 1 ⁄2, EUR 12 1 ⁄2 

2007 Halmstad Golf Club, Halmstad, Sweden, Sept. 14-16 


2009 Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Ill., Aug. 21-23 


2011 Killeen Castle, Dunsany, County Meath, Ireland, Sept. 23-25 

EUR 15, USA 13 

Past Captains: 

YEAR USA EUROPE 

1990 Kathy Whitworth Mickey Walker 

1992 Kathy Whitworth* Mickey Walker 

1994 JoAnne Carner Mickey Walker 

1996 Judy Rankin Mickey Walker 

1998 Judy Rankin Pia Nilsson 

2000 Pat Bradley Dale Reid 

Debbie Massey, asst. captain Pam Wright, asst. captain 

2002 Patty Sheehan Dale Reid 

Jane Geddes, asst. captain Pam Wright, asst. captain 

2003 Patty Sheehan Catrin Nilsmark 

Jane Geddes, asst. captain Alison Nicholas, asst. captain 

2005 Nancy Lopez Catrin Nilsmark 

Donna Caponi, asst. captain Alison Nicholas, asst. captain 

2007 Betsy King Helen Alfredsson 

Beth Daniel, asst. captain Marie-Laure de Lorenzi, asst. captain 

2009 Beth Daniel Alison Nicholas 

Meg Mallon, asst. captain Joanne Morley, asst. captain 

Kelly Robbins, asst. captain Liselotte Neumann, asst. captain 

2011 Rosie Jones Alison Nicholas 

Juli Inkster, asst. captain Joanne Morley, asst. captain 

Sherri Steinhauer, asst. captain Annika Sorenstam, asst. captain. 

* Due to a family emergency, Kathy Whitworth left the competition prior to the start of play. 

LPGA Tour President Alice Miller served as team captain in her absence. 


The Solheim Cup Facts continued 

PING Junior Solheim Cup: 

PING and the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) formed the PING Junior Solheim Cup in 

2001 as the first girls-only team event of its kind at the junior level, featuring the 12 finest female 

junior golfers (ages 13-18) from the United States against the top 12 junior golfers (ages 13-18) 

from Europe. The first event was held in Minneapolis, Minn., the week of the 2002 Solheim 

Cup, where the US Team won 17 - 7. The European team won the following year in Malmo, 

Sweden, 12½ - 11½ and the US team won 16-8 in 2005 at The Bridgewater Club in Westfield, 

Ind. In 2007, Europe regained the title in Båstad, Sweden, winning 14 - 10. In 2009, the US 

Team regained control of the Junior Solheim Cup, winning 15½ - 8½ at Aurora Country Club in 

Aurora, Ill. In 2011, the US team retained the PING Junior Solheim Cup in dramatic fashion 

when they came from behind to earn a 12 - 12 draw against Europe in an intense match at 

Knightsbrook Hotel Spa & Golf Resort, Co. Meath, Ireland, which was not settled until the last 

putt dropped. The 2013 Junior Solheim Cup will be held at a The Inverness Hotel & Golf Club in 

Denver, Colorado, during the week of August 13 - 18, 2013. For more information about the 

PING Junior Solheim Cup, log on to www.ajga.org. 

For more information: 

For more information and updated points standings throughout the season, visit 

www.ladieseuropeantour.com, www.solheimcup.com or www.LPGA.com 

Media contacts: 

Bethan Cutler, 


T: +44(0)7980 056 045 

E: bcutler@ladieseuropeantour.com 

Mike Scanlan 

LPGA Communications 

T: +1-386-274-6200 

E: mike.scanlan@lpga.com 


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n Friday 23rd September 

The Solheim Cup Results 

2011 Killeen Castle, Dunsany, Co Meath, Ireland 

September 23-25 

Captains: Alison Nicholas (England) and Rosie Jones (USA) 

Foursomes Matches (am) 

Maria Hjorth/Anna Nordqvist v Michelle Wie/Cristie Kerr 2&1 

Karen Stupples/Melissa Reid v Paula Creamer/Brittany Lincicome 1 up 

3&2 Catriona Matthew/Azahara Muñoz v Stacy Lewis/Angela Stanford 

1 up Suzann Pettersen/Sophie Gustafson v Brittany Lang/Juli Inkster 

Europe 2 USA 2 

Four-Ball Matches (pm) 

Laura Davies/Melissa Reid v Paula Creamer/Morgan Pressel 1 up 

AS Catriona Matthew/Sandra Gal v Christina Kim/Ryann O’Toole AS 

5&4 Sophie Gustafson/Caroline Hedwall v Vicky Hurst/Brittany Lincicome 

2 up Suzann Pettersen/Anna Nordqvist v Cristie Kerr/Michelle Wie 

Europe 2.5 USA 1.5 

Match Position Europe 4.5 USA 3.5 

n Saturday 24th September Foursomes Matches (am) 

6&5 Caroline Hedwall/Sophie Gustafson v Angela Stanford/Stacy Lewis 

Karen Stupples/Christel Boeljon v Morgan Pressel/Ryann O’Toole 3&2 

3&2 Maria Hjorth/Anna Nordqvist v Brittany Lang/Juli Inkster 

AS Catriona Matthew/Azahara Muñoz v Cristie Kerr/Paula Creamer AS 


Four-Ball Matches (pm) 

4&3 Laura Davies/Melissa Reid v Brittany Lang/Michelle Wie 

Suzann Pettersen/Caroline Hedwall v Morgan Pressel/Cristie Kerr 1 up 

Sandra Gal/Christel Boeljon v Stacy Lewis/Ryann O’Toole 2&1 

Maria Hjorth/Azahara Muñoz v Paula Creamer/Brittany Lincicome 3&1 


Match Position Europe 8 USA 8 

n Sunday 25th September Singles Matches 

6&5 Catriona Matthew v Paula Creamer 

2 holes Sophie Gustafson v Stacy Lewis 

Anna Nordqvist v Morgan Pressel 2&1 

AS Laura Davies v Juli Inkster AS 

Melissa Reid v Vicky Hurst 2 holes 

2 holes Christel Boeljon v Brittany Lincicome 

Sandra Gal v Brittany Lang 6&5 

Maria Hjorth v Christina Kim 4&2 

1 hole Suzann Pettersen v Michelle Wie 

AS Caroline Hedwall v Ryann O’Toole AS 

1 hole Azahara Muñoz v Angela Stanford 

Won Karen Stupples v Cristie Kerr * 

*Due to injury Kerr conceded the match to Stupples on the first tee and Europe were awarded the point 


Final Match Position Europe 15 USA 13 


The Solheim Cup Results continued 

2009 Rich Harvest Farms, Illinois, USA 

n Friday 21st August 

Suzann Pettersen/Sophie Gustafson v Paula Creamer/Cristie Kerr 1up 

1up Helen Alfredsson/Tania Elosegui v Angela Stanford/Juli Inkster 

5&4 Laura Davies/Becky Brewerton v Brittany Lang/Brittany Lincicome 

AS Catriona Matthew/Maria Hjorth v Morgan Pressel/Michelle Wie AS 


Suzann Pettersen/Sophie Gustafson v Christina Kim/Natalie Gulbis 4&2 

3&1 Becky Brewerton/Gwladys Nocera v Angela Stanford/Nicole Castrale 

3&2 Maria Hjorth/Anna Nordqvist v Kristy McPherson/Brittany Lincicome 

Catriona Matthew/Janice Moodie v Paula Creamer/Juli Inkster 2&1 



n Saturday 22nd August 

August 21-23 

Captains: Alison Nicholas (Europe) Beth Daniel (USA) 

Four-Ball Matches (am) 

Foursomes Matches (pm) 

Four-Ball Matches (am) 

Helen Alfredsson/Tania Elosegui v Christina Kim/Michelle Wie 5&4 

AS Diana Luna/Catriona Matthew v Brittany Lang/Angela Stanford AS 

1 up Anna Nordqvist/Suzann Pettersen v Nicole Castrale/Cristie Kerr 

1 up Maria Hjorth/Gwladys Nocera v Brittany Lincicome/Kristy McPherson 



4&3 Sophie Gustafson/Janice Moodie v Paula Creamer/Juli Inkster 

Helen Alfredsson/Suzann Pettersen v Kristy McPherson/Morgan Pressel 2 up 

5&4 Becky Brewerton/Gwladys Nocera v Natalie Gulbis/Christina Kim 

Maria Hjorth/Anna Nordqvist v Cristie Kerr/Michelle Wie 1 up 



n Sunday 23rd August 

Singles Matches 

Suzann Pettersen v Paula Creamer 3&2 

Becky Brewerton v Angela Stanford 5&4 

Helen Alfredsson v Michelle Wie 1 up 

AS Laura Davies v Brittany Lang AS 

AS Gwladys Nocera v Juli Inkster AS 

3&2 Catriona Matthew v Kristy McPherson 

Sophie Gustafson v Brittany Lincicome 3&2 

3&2 Diana Luna v Nicole Castrale 

Tania Elosegui v Christina Kim 2up 

AS Maria Hjorth v Cristie Kerr AS 

Anna Nordqvist v Morgan Pressel 3&2 

AS Janice Moodie v Natalie Gulbis AS 


Final Match Position 



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2007 Halmstad Golfklubb, Sweden 

n Friday 14th September 


Captains: Helen Alfredsson (Europe) Betsy King (USA) 


AS Pettersen/Gustafson v Hurst/Kerr AS 

Sorenstam/Matthew v Steinhauer/Diaz 4&2 

Davies/Brewerton v Inkster/Creamer 2&1 

3&2 Nocera/Hjorth v Gulbis/Pressel 


Fourball Matches (pm) 

4&2 Matthew/Tinning v Hurst/Lincicome 

AS Sorenstam/Hjorth v Stanford/Prammanasudh AS 

Gustafson/Nocera v Castrale/Kerr 3&2 

AS Johnson/Davies v Creamer/Pressel AS 




AS Hjorth/Nocera v Steinhauer AS 

AS Gustafson/Pettersen v Inkster/Creamer AS 

Tinning/Hauert v Hurst/Stanford 4&2 

1 up Sorenstam/Matthew v Castrale/Kerr 



AS Wessberg/Hjorth v Creamer/Lincicome AS 

AS Johnson/Tinning v Inkster/Prammanasudh AS 

1 up Brewerton/Davies v Gulbis/Castrale 

3&2 Sorenstam/Pettersen v Kerr/Pressel 




3&2 Catriona Matthew v Laura Diaz 

Sophie Gustafson v Pat Hurst 2&1 

Suzann Pettersen v Stacy Prammanasudh 2 up 

Iben Tinning v Juli Inkster 4&3 

AS Becky Brewerton v Sherri Steinhauer AS 

Trish Johnson v Angela Stanford 3&2 

Annika Sorenstam v Morgan Pressel 2&1 

4&3 Laura Davies v Brittany Lincicome 

Bettina Hauert v Nicole Castrale 3&2 

Maria Hjorth v Paula Creamer 2&1 

1 up Linda Wessberg v Cristie Kerr 

Gwladys Nocera v Nathalie Gulbis 4&3 







2005 Crooked Stick Golf Club, 

Indianapolis, USA 


Captains: Catrin Nilsmark (Europe) Nancy Lopez (USA) 


AS Koch/Matthew v Daniel/Creamer AS 

2&1 Davies/Hjorth v Kerr/Gulbis 

AS Gustafson/Johnson v Kim/Hurst AS 

1 up Sorenstam/Pettersen v Redman/Diaz 



Hjorth/Tinning v Jones/Mallon 3&2 

Gustafson/Stupples v Kerr/Gulbis 2&1 

2&1 Sorenstam/Matthew v Hurst/Ward 

4&3 Davies/Pettersen v Creamer/Inkster 




Nocera/Kreutz v Kim/Gulbis 4&2 

Davies/Hjorth v Creamer/Inkster 3&2 

5&3 Gustafson/Koch v Diaz/Ward 

Sorenstam/Matthew v Redman/Hurst 2 up 



AS Tinning/Johnson v Daniel/Inkster AS 

AS Gustafson/Pettersen v Jones/Mallon AS 

Koch/Matthew v Kerr/Creamer 1 up 

4&2 Davies/Sorenstam v Hurst/Kim 




Sophie Gustafson v Juli Inkster 2&1 

Laura Davies v Paula Creamer 7&5 

Trish Johnson v Pat Hurst 2&1 

Iben Tinning v Laura Diaz 6&5 

Ludivine Kreutz v Christina Kim 5&4 

4&3 Annika Sorenstam v Beth Daniel 

Maria Hjorth v Natalie Gulbis 2&1 

3&2 Catriona Matthew v Wendy Ward 

2&1 Carin Koch v Michele Redman 

2&1 Gwladys Nocera v Cristie Kerr 

Karen Stupples v Meg Mallon 3&1 

AS Suzann Pettersen v Rosie Jones AS 





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2003 Barsebäck G&CC, Malmo, Sweden 



Captains: Catrin Nilsmark (Europe) Patty Sheehan (USA) 


AS Koch/Davies v Daniel/Robbins AS 

5&3 Moodie/Matthew v Inkster/Ward 

4&3 Sorenstam/Pettersen v Diaz/Bowie 

3&2 Gustafson/Esterl v Mallon/Jones 



Davies/Matthew v Kuehne/Kerr 2&1 

Sorenstam/Koch v Inkster/Daniel 1 up 

3&2 Pettersen/M. Lebouc v Stanford/Mallon 

Tinning/Gustafson v Redman/Jones 2 up 




3&1 Gustafson/Pettersen v Kuehne/Kerr 

AS Esterl/Tinning v Stanford/Redman AS 

3&2 Sorenstam/Koch v Ward/Bowie 

AS Moodie/Matthew v Mallon/Robbins AS 



Sanchez/McKay v Daniel/Inkster 5&4 

Gustafson/Davies v Kerr/Kuehne 2&1 

4&3 Matthew/Moodie v Ward/Jones 

1 up Sorenstam/Pettersen v Robbins/Diaz 




3&2 Janice Moodie v Kelli Kuehne 

Carin Koch v Juli Inkster 5&4 

5&4 Sophie Gustafson v Heather Bowie 

2&1 Iben Tinning v Wendy Ward 

Ana Belen Sanchez v Michelle Redman 3&1 

3&1 Catriona Matthew v Rosie Jones 

3&2 Annika Sorenstam v Angela Stanford 

Suzann Pettersen v Cristie Kerr conc 

conc Laura Davies v Meg Mallon 

Elisabeth Esterl v Laura Diaz 5&4 

conc Mhairi McKay v Beth Daniel 

conc Patricia Meunier Lebouc v Kelly Robbins 






2002 Interlachen G&CC, Minnesota, USA 



Captains: Dale Reid (Europe) Patty Sheehan (USA) 


2 up Davies/Marti v Inkster/Diaz 

Tinning/Carriedo v Daniel/Ward 1 up 

4&2 Alfredsson/Pettersen v Robbins/Hurst 

3&2 Sorenstam/Koch v Maillon/Kuehne 



Davies/Marti v Jones/Kerr 1 up 

Gustafson/Icher v Diaz/Klein 4&3 

Sorebstam/Hjorth v Redman/Mallon 2&1 

3&2 McKay/Koch v Inkster/Kuehne 



n Saturday 21st September Foursomes Matches (am) 

4&3 Sorenstam/Koch v Kerr/Redman 

Tinning/McKay v Klein/Ward 3&2 

Marti/Davies v Mallon/Inkster 2&1 

Alfredsson/Pettersen v Diaz/Robbins 3&1 



4&3 Sorenstam/Koch v Daniel/Ward 

1 up Hjorth/Tinning v Hurst/Kuehne 

1 up Icher/Carriedo v Jones/Kerr 

1 up Davies/Gustafson v Robbins/Klein 



n Sunday 22nd September Singles Matches 

Raquel Carriedo v Juli Inkster 4&3 

Paula Marti v Laura Diaz 5&4 

Helen Alfredsson v Emilee Klein 2&1 

3&2 Iben Tinning v Kelli Kuehne 

AS Susann Pettersen v Michele Redman AS 

AS Annika Sorenstam v Wendy Ward AS 

Maria Hjorth v Kelly Robbins 5&3 

3&2 Sophie Gustafson v Cristie Kerr 

Laura Davies v Meg Mallon 3&2 

Mhairi McKay v Pat Hurst 3&2 

AS Carin Koch v Beth Daniel AS 

Karine Icher v Rosie Jones 3&2 





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n Friday 6th October 

4&3 Davies/Nicholas v Pepper/Inkster 

3&2 Johnson/Gustafson v Robbins/Hurst 

2&1 Nilsmark/Koch v Burton/Iverson 

1 Hole Sorenstam/Moodie v Maillon/Daniel 


Davies/Nicholas v Iverson/Jones 6&5 

AS Johnson/Gustafson v Inkster/Steinhauer AS 

Neumann/Alfredsson v Robbins/Hurst 1 Hole 

1 Hole Moodie/Sorenstam v Mallon/Daniel 



n Saturday 7th October 

2000 Loch Lomond GC, Scotland 

October 6-8 

Captains: Dale Reid (Europe) Pat Bradley (USA) 



Fourball Matches 

3&2 Johnson/Gustafson v Jones/Iverson 

3&2 Nicholas/Alfredsson v Inkster/Steinhauer 

2&1 Nilsmark/Koch v Scranton/Redman 

AS Neumann/Meunier Lebouc v Pepper/Burton AS 

AS Davies/Carriedo v Mallon/Daniel AS 

Sorenstam/Moodie v Hurst/Robbins 2&1 



n Sunday 8th October 


Annika Sorenstam v Juli Inkster 5&4 

Sophie Gustafson v Brandie Burton 4&3 

4&3 Helen Alfredsson v Beth Daniel 

Trish Johnson v Dottie Pepper 2&1 

Laura Davies v Kelly Robbins 3&2 

AS Liselotte Neumann v Pat Hurst AS 

AS Alison Nicholas v Sherri Steinhauer AS 

Patricia Meunier Lebouc v Meg Mallon 1 Hole 

1 Hole Catrin Nilsmark v Rosie Jones 

Raquel Carriedo v Becky Iverson 3&2 

2&1 Carin Koch v Michele Redman 

1 Hole Janice Moodie v Nancy Scranton 






1998 Muirfield Village, Ohio, USA 

September 18 - 20 

Captains: Judy Rankin (USA) Pia Nilsson (Europe) 


Foursome Matches 

3&1 Pepper/Inkster v Davies/Johnson 

3&1 Mallon/Burton v Alfredsson/Nicholas 

1 hole Robbins/Hurst v Hackney/Neumann 

Andrews/Green v A. Sorenstam/Matthew 3&2 

USA 3 Europe 1 

AS King/Johnson v Davies/C. Sorenstam AS 

7&5 Hurst/Jones v Hackney/Gustafson 

Robbins/Steinhauer v Alfredsson/de Lorenzi 2&1 

2 up Pepper/Burton v A. Sorensatm/Nilsmark 

USA 2.5 Europe 1.5 

Match Position USA 5.5 Europe 2.5 

n Saturday 19th September 

3&2 Andrews/Steinhauer v A. Sorenstam/Matthew 

Mallon/Burton v Davies/C. Sorenstam 3&2 

1 hole Pepper/Inkster v Alfredsson/de Lorenzi 

1 hole Robbins/Hurst v Neumann/Nilsmark 


King/Jones v A. Sorenstam/Nilsmark 5&3 

Johnson/Green v Davies/Hackney 2 up 

4&3 Andrews/Steinhauer v de Lorenzi/Alfredsson 

2&1 Mallon/Inkster v Neumann/C. Sorenstam 



n Sunday 20th September 


Foursome Matches 



Pat Hurst v Laura Davies 1 hole 

Juli Inkster v Helen Alfredsson 2&1 

Donna Andrews v Annika Sorenstam 2&1 

Brandie Burton v Liselotte Neumann 1 hole 

3&2 Dottie Pepper v Trish Johnson 

2&1 Kelly Robbins v Charlotta Sorenstam 

Chris Johnson v Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 1 hole 

6&4 Rosie Jones v Catrin Nilsmark 

1 hole Tammie Green v Alison Nicholas 

3&2 Sherri Steinhauer v Catriona Matthew 

Betsy King v Lisa Hackney 6&5 

AS Meg Mallon v Sophie Gustafson AS 


Final Match Position USA 16 Europe 12 


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1996 Marriott St Pierre Hotel & Country Club, 

Chepstow, Wales 


Foursomes Matches (AM) 

AS Robbins/McGann v Sorenstam/Nilsmark AS 

1 hole Sheehan/Jones v Davies/Nicholas 

1 hole Daniel/Skinner v de Lorenzi /Reid 

2&1 Pepper/Burton v Alfredsson/Neumann 


Fourball Matches (PM) 

Robbins/Bradley v Davies/Johnson 6&5 

Skinner/Geddes v Sorenstam/Marshall 1 hole 

1 hole Pepper/King v Neumann/Nilsmark 

AS Mallon/Daniel v Alfredsson/Nicholas AS 


Match Position USA 5 Europe 3 

n Saturday 21st September Foursomes Matches (AM) 

Sheehan/Jones v Davies/Johnson 4&3 

Pepper/Burton v Sorenstam/Nilsmark 1 hole 

AS Mallon/Geddes v Neumann/Marshall AS 

Robbins/McGann v de Lorenzi/Alfredsson 4&3 



n Saturday 21st September 


Captains: Judy Rankin (USA) Mickey Walker (Europe) 

Fourball Matches (PM) 

Daniel/Skinner v Davies/Hackney 6&5 

AS McGann/Mallon v Sorenstam/Johnson AS 

2&1 Robbins/King v de Lorenzi/Joanne Morley 

Sheehan/Geddes v Nilsmark/Neumann 3&1 



n Sunday 22nd September Singles Matches 

Pat Bradley v Annika Sorenstam 2&1 

2&1 Val Skinner v Kathryn Marshall 

3&2 Michelle McGann v Laura Davies 

AS Beth Daniel v Liselotte Neumann AS 

1 hole Brandie Burton v Lisa Hackney 

3&2 Dottie Pepper v Trish Johnson 

AS Kelly Robbins v Alison Nicholas AS 

5&4 Betsy King v M-L de Lorenzi 

5&4 Rosie Jones v Joanne Morley 

2 holes Jane Geddes v Dale Reid 

2&1 Patty Sheehan v Catrin Nilsmark 

4&2 Meg Mallon v Helen Alfredsson 


Final Match Position USA 17 Europe 11 



1994 The Greenbrier, West Virginia 

October 21-23 

Captains: Joanne Carner (USA) Mickey Walker (Europe) 

n Friday 21st October 

3&2 Mochrie/Burton v Neumann/Alfredsson 

Daniel/Mallon v Sorenstam/Nilsmark 1 hole 

Green/Robbins v Reid/Fairclough 2&1 

Andrews/King v Davies/Nicholas 2 holes 

2 holes Sheehan/Steinhauer v Wright/Johnson 


n Saturday 22nd October 

Foursomes Matches 


2&1 Mochrie/Burton v Davies/Nicholas 

6&5 Daniel/Mallon v Nilsmark/Sorenstam 

Green/Robbins v Reid/Fairclough 4&3 

3&2 Andrews/King v Johnson/Wright 

Sheehan/Steinhauer v Neumann/Alfredsson 1 hole 



n Sunday 23rd October 


Betsy King v Helen Alfredsson 2&1 

6&5 Dottie Mochrie v Catrin Nilsmark 

1 hole Beth Daniel v Trish Johnson 

4&2 Kelly Robbins v Lora Fairclough 

1 hole Meg Mallon v Pam Wright 

Patty Sheehan v Alison Nicholas 3&2 

1 hole Brandie Burton v Laura Davies 

3&2 Tammie Green v Annika Sorenstam 

2 holes Sherri Steinhauer v Dale Reid 

3&2 Donna Andrews v Liselotte Neumann 





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1992 Dalmahoy Hotel Golf & Country Club, 

Edinburgh 

n Friday 2nd October 

King/Daniel v Davies/Nicholas 1 hole 

Bradley/Mochrie v Neumann/Alfredsson 2&1 

1 hole Ammaccapane/Mallon v Descampe/Johnson 

AS Sheehan/Inkster v Reid/Wright AS 


n Saturday 3rd October 

Scotland October 2 - 4 

Captains: Kathy Whitworth (USA) Mickey Walker (Europe) 

Vice Captain: Alice Miller (USA) 



Sheehan/Inkster v Davies/Nicholas 1 hole 

AS Burton/Richard v Johnson/Descampe AS 

1 hole Mallon/King v Wright/Reid 

AS Bradley/Mochrie v Alfredsson/Neumann AS 



n Sunday 4th October 


Brandie Burton v Laura Davies 4&2 

Danielle Ammaccapane v Helen Alfredsson 4&3 

Patty Sheehan v Trish Johnson 2&1 

3&2 Juli Inkster v Alison Nicholas 

2&1 Beth Daniel v Florence Descampe 

Pat Bradley v Pam Wright 4&3 

Meg Mallon v Catrin Nilsmark 3&2 

7&6 Deb Richard v Kitrina Douglas 

Betsy King v Liselotte Neumann 2&1 

Dottie Mochrie v Dale Reid 3&2 






1990 Lake Nona Golf Club, Florida 

November 16 - 18 

Captains: Kathy Whitworth (USA) Mickey Walker (Europe) 

n Friday 16th November 

Bradley/Lopez v Davies/Nicholas 2&1 

6&5 Gerring/Mochrie v Wright/Neumann 

6&5 Sheehan/Jones v Reid/Alfredsson 

5&4 Daniel/King v Johnson/de Lorenzi 


n Saturday 17th November 



2&1 Sheehan/Jones v Johnson/de Lorenzi 

2&1 Bradley/Lopez v Reid/Alfredsson 

4&3 Daniel/King v Davies/Nicholas 

Gerring/Mochrie v Neumann/Wright 4&2 



n Sunday 18th November 


4&3 Cathy Gerring v Helen Alfredsson 

Rosie Jones v Laura Davies 3&2 

6&4 Nancy Lopez v Alison Nicholas 

AS Betsy King v Pam Wright AS 

7&6 Beth Daniel v Liselotte Neumann 

Patty Sheehan v Dale Reid 2&1 

4&2 Dottie Mochrie v M-L de Lorenzi 

8&7 Pat Bradley v Trish Johnson 





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The Solheim Cup Records 

About The Solheim Cup Sponsor 

In addition to The Solheim Cup, which is named after Karsten Solheim and his family, Karsten 

Manufacturing Corporation sponsors the PING Junior Solheim Cup. Founded by Karsten and Louise 

Solheim, the Karsten Manufacturing Corporation. As the makers of PING golf equipment, the Solheim 

family continues to ensure the same superior workmanship today that they built into their original 

clubs more than 45 years ago. 

The company’s goal is to be the unquestioned industry leader in innovation, design, quality and 

service. Now under the direction of John Solheim, Karsten and Louise’s youngest son, the company 

continues in its efforts to manufacture the highest quality of golf equipment. The PING name is known 

the world over. Besides its presence in the United States, PING markets PING custom-fit and 

custom-built golf equipment to more than 70 countries. 

The Solheim Cup Trophy 

The magnificent pure crystal Solheim Cup trophy was custom-designed and produced by the world 

famous Waterford Crystal company in Ireland. 

History 

Date Venue Winner Result 

1990 Lake Nona, Florida USA 11 1 ⁄2 - 4 1 ⁄2 

1992 Dalmahoy Hotel, Edinburgh Europe 11 1 ⁄2 - 6 1 ⁄2 

1994 The Greenbrier, West Virginia USA 13 - 7 

1996 Marriott St Pierre Hotel, Wales USA 17 - 11 

1998 Muirfield Village Golf Club, Ohio USA 16 - 12 

2000 Loch Lomond Golf Club, Dunbartonshire Europe 14 1 ⁄2 – 11 1 ⁄2 

2002 Interlachen GC, Minneapolis USA 15 1 ⁄2 – 12 1 ⁄2 

2003 Barsebäck G&CC, Malmo, Sweden Europe 17 1 ⁄2 – 10 1 ⁄2 

2005 Crooked Stick GC, Carmel, Indiana USA 15 1 ⁄2 – 12 1 ⁄2 

2007 Halmstad Golfklubb, Sweden USA 16 – 12 

2009 Rich Harvest Farms, Illinois USA 16 – 12 

2011 Killeen Castle, Ireland Europe 15 – 13 

Solheim Cup, venues, yardages 

Year Host Venue Par/yards 

1990 USA Lake Nona Country Club, Orlando, Fla. 36-36=72; 6,338 

1992 Scotland Dalmahoy Country Club, Edinburgh, Scotland 36-36=72; 6,222 

1994 USA The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. 36-36=72; 6,330 

1996 Wales Marriott St. Pierre Hotel G&CC, St. Pierre, Wales 35-37=72; 6,386 

1998 USA Muirfield Village Golf Club, Dublin, Ohio 36-36=72; 6,428 

2000 Scotland Loch Lomond Golf Club, Luss, Scotland 36-36=72; 6,338 

2002 USA Interlachen Country Club, Edina, Minn. 36-37=73; 6,545 

2003 Sweden Barsebäck Golf & Country Club, Malmo, Sweden 36-36=72; 6,470 

2005 USA Crooked Stick Golf Club, Carmel, Ind. 36-36=72; 6,515 

2007 Sweden Halmstad Golf Club, Halmstad, Sweden 36-36=72; 6,615 

2009 USA Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Ill. 36-37=73; 6,670 

2011 Ireland Killeen Castle, County Meath, Ireland 36-36=72; 6,587 

2013 USA Colorado Golf Club, Parker, Colo. 35-37=72: 6,461 


The Solheim Cup Records continued 

Solheim Cup Captains 

Year Europe USA 

1990 Mickey Walker Kathy Whitworth 

1992 Mickey Walker Kathy Whitworth * 

1994 Mickey Walker JoAnne Carner 

1996 Mickey Walker Judy Rankin 

1998 Pia Nilsson Judy Rankin 

2000 Dale Reid Pat Bradley 

2002 Dale Reid Patty Sheehan 

2003 Catrin Nilsmark Patty Sheehan 

2005 Catrin Nilsmark Nancy Lopez 

2007 Helen Alfredsson Betsy King 

2009 Alison Nicholas Beth Daniel 

2011 Alison Nicholas Rosie Jones 

2013 Liselotte Neumann Meg Mallon 

* Due to a family emergency, Kathy Whitworth left the competition prior to the 

start of play, Alice Miller served as team captain in her absence. 

Future Venues 

Year Dates Venue 

2013 August 13-18 Colorado Golf Club, Parker, Colo. 

2015 TBC Golf Course St. Leon-Rot near Heidelberg, Germany 


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Year by Year Records 

European Record European Winning % USA Record USA Winning % 

1990 

4 Foursomes matches 1-3-0 25.00 3-1-0 75.00 

4 Four-ball matches 1-3-0 25.00 3-1-0 75.00 

8 Singles matches 2-5-1 38.25 5-2-1 68.75 

16 Total matches played 4-11-1 28.12 11-4-1 71.87 

1992 





1994 





1996 





1998 





2000 





2002 







European Record European Winning % USA Record USA Winning % 

2003 





2005 





2007 





2009 





2011 





Cumulative match results 



136 Singles Matches 48-73-15 40.81 73-48-15 59.19 



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Year Competed in the Solheim Cup 

European Players 

Alfredsson, Helen Sweden 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 

2007 (captain), 2009 

Boeljon, Christel Netherlands 2011 

Brewerton, Becky Wales 2007, 2009 

Carriedo, Raquel Spain 2000, 2002 

Davies, Laura England 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 

2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

de Lorenzi, Marie-Laure France 1990, 1996, 1998, 2007 (assistant captain) 

Descampe, Florence Belgium 1992 

Douglas, Kitrina England 1992 

Elosegui, Tania Spain 2009 

Esterl, Elisabeth Germany 2003 

Fairclough, Lora England 1994 

Gal, Sandra Germany 2011 

Gustafson, Sophie Sweden 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

Hackney (Hall), Lisa England 1996, 1998 

Hauert, Bettina Germany 2007 

Hedwall, Caroline Sweden 2011 

Hjorth, Maria Sweden 2002, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

Icher, Karine France 2002 

Johnson, Trish England 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2007 

Koch, Carin Sweden 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 

Kreutz, Ludivine France 2005 

Luna, Diana Italy 2009 

Marshall, Kathryn (Imrie) Scotland 1996 

Marti, Paula Spain 2002 

Matthew, Catriona Scotland 1998, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

McKay, Mhairi Scotland 2002, 2003 

Meunier-Lebouc, Patricia France 2000, 2003 

Moodie, Janice Scotland 2000, 2003, 2009 

Morley, Joanne England 1996, 2009 (assistant captain), 2011 (assistant captain) 

Muñoz, Azahara Spain 2011 

Neumann, Liselotte Sweden 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 

2009 (assistant captain) 

Nicholas, Alison England 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 

2005 (assistant captain), 2009 (captain), 2011 (captain) 

Nilsmark, Catrin Sweden 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003 (captain), 

2005 (captain) 

Nordqvist, Anna Sweden 2009, 2011 

Nocera, Gwladys France 2005, 2007, 2009 

Pettersen, Suzann Norway 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

Reid, Dale Scotland 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2002 (captain) 

Reid, Melissa England 2011 

Sanchez, Ana B. Spain 2003 

Sorenstam, Annika Sweden 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 




European Players 

Sorenstam, Charlotta Sweden 1998 

Stupples, Karen England 2005, 2011 

Tinning, Iben Denmark 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 

Wessberg, Linda Sweden 2007 

Wright, Pamela Scotland 1990, 1992, 1994, 2000, 2002 (assistant captain) 


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US Players 

Ammaccapane, Danielle 1992 

Andrews, Donna 1994, 1998 

Bowie (Young), Heather 2003 

Bradley, Pat 

1990, 1992, 1996, 2000 (captain) 

Burton, Brandie 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 

Castrale, Nicole 2007, 2009 

Creamer, Paula 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

Daniel, Beth 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 

2007 (assistant captain), 2009 (captain) 

Diaz, Laura 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 

Geddes, Jane 

1996, 2002, 2003 (assistant captain) 

Gerring, Cathy 1990 

Green, Tammie 1994, 1998 

Gulbis, Natalie 2005, 2007, 2009 

Hurst, Pat 1998, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007 

Hurst, Vicky 2011 

Inkster, Juli 1992, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

(playing assistant captain) 

Iverson, Becky 2000 

Johnson, Chris 1998 

Jones, Rosie 

1990, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2011 (captain) 

Kerr, Cristie 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 

Kim, Christina 2005, 2009, 2011 

King, Betsy 

1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2007 (captain) 

Klein, Emilee 2002 

Kuehne, Kelli 2002, 2003 

Lang, Brittany 2009, 2011 

Lewis, Stacey 2011 

Lincicome, Brittany 2007, 2009, 2011 

Lopez, Nancy 

1990, 2005 (captain) 

Mallon, Meg 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 


McGann, Michelle 1996 

McPherson, Kristy 2009 

O’Toole, Ryann 2011 

Pepper, Dottie 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 

Prammanasudh, Stacy 2007 

Pressel, Morgan 2007, 2009, 2011 

Redman, Michele 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 

Richard, Deb 1992 

Robbins, Kelly 

1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2009 (assistant captain) 

Scranton, Nancy 2000 

Sheehan, Patty 

1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2002, 2003 (captain) 

Skinner, Val 1996 

Stanford, Angela 2003, 2007, 2009, 2011 

Steinhauer, Sherri 

1994, 1998, 2000, 2007, 2011 (assistant captain) 

Ward, Wendy 2002, 2003, 2005 

Wie, Michelle 2009, 2011 


Past Solheim Cup Teams 

Europe 

United States 

1990 Mickey Walker, captain Kathy Whitworth, captain 


Pat Bradley 

Laura Davies* 

Beth Daniel 

Marie-Laure de Lorenzi* 

Cathy Gerring 

Trish Johnson 

Rosie Jones 


Betsy King 

Alison Nicholas 

Nancy Lopez* 

Dale Reid 

Dottie Mochrie 

Pam Wright 

Patty Sheehan 

1992 Mickey Walker, captain Kathy Whitworth, #captain 


Danielle Ammaccapane 

Laura Davies 

Pat Bradley 

Florence Descampe* 

Brandie Burton 

Kitrina Douglas 

Beth Daniel 

Trish Johnson 

Juli Inkster* 

Liselotte Neumann* 

Betsy King 


Meg Mallon 

Catrin Nilsmark* 


Dale Reid* 

Deb Richard 

Pam Wright* 

Patty Sheehan 

#Due to a family emergency, Kathy Whitworth left the competition prior to the start of play. LPGA Tour 

Division President Alice Miller served as team captain in her absence. 

1994 Mickey Walker, captain JoAnne Carner, captain 


Donna Andrews 

Laura Davies 


Lora Fairclough 

Beth Daniel 

Trish Johnson* 

Tammie Green 


Betsy King 

Alison Nicholas* 

Meg Mallon 



Dale Reid* 

Kelly Robbins* 

Annika Sorenstam 

Patty Sheehan 

Pam Wright* 

Sherri Steinhauer 

1996 Mickey Walker, captain Judy Rankin, captain 

Helen Alfredsson* 

Pat Bradley 

Laura Davies 

Brandie Burton* 

Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 

Beth Daniel* 

Lisa Hackney 

Jane Geddes 

Trish Johnson 

Rosie Jones 

Kathryn Marshall* 

Betsy King 

Joanne Morley 

Meg Mallon 


Michelle McGann 


Dottie Pepper 


Kelly Robbins 

Dale Reid* 

Patty Sheehan 


Val Skinner 


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Europe 

United States 

1998 Pia Nilsson, captain Judy Rankin, captain 


Donna Andrews 

Laura Davies 


Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 

Tammie Green 

Sophie Gustafson* 

Pat Hurst 

Lisa Hackney* 

Juli Inkster 

Trish Johnson 

Chris Johnson 

Catriona Matthew 

Rosie Jones* 


Betsy King 


Meg Mallon 


Dottie Pepper 


Kelly Robbins 

Charlotta Sorenstam* 

Sherri Steinhauer* 

2000 Dale Reid, captain Pat Bradley, captain 

Helen Alfredsson* 

Brandie Burton* 

Raquel Carriedo 

Beth Daniel* 

Laura Davies 

Pat Hurst 


Juli Inkster 

Trish Johnson 

Becky Iverson 

Carin Koch* 

Rosie Jones 

Patricia Meunier Lebouc 

Meg Mallon 

Janice Moodie* 

Dottie Pepper 


Michele Redman 


Kelly Robbins 


Nancy Scranton 



2002 Dale Reid, captain Patty Sheehan, captain 

Pam Wright, assistant captain 

Jane Geddes, assistant captain 


Beth Daniel 

Raquel Carriedo 

Laura Diaz 

Laura Davies 

Pat Hurst* 


Juli Inkster 

Maria Hjorth 

Rosie Jones 

Karine Icher 

Cristie Kerr 

Carin Koch 

Emilee Klein 

Paula Marti 

Kelli Kuehne 

Mhairi McKay 

Meg Mallon 




Kelly Robbins* 

Iben Tinning 

Wendy Ward 

* denotes captain’s picks 


Past Solheim Cup Teams continued 

Europe 

United States 

2003 Catrin Nilsmark, captain Patty Sheehan, captain 

Alison Nicholas, asst. captain 

Jane Geddes, asst. captain 

Laura Davies 

Heather Bowie* 

Elisabeth Esterl 

Beth Daniel 


Laura Diaz 

Carin Koch* 

Juli Inkster 

Catriona Matthew* 

Rosie Jones 

Mhairi McKay 

Cristie Kerr 

Patricia Meunier-Lebouc* 

Kelli Kuehne* 


Meg Mallon 

Suzann Pettersen* 


Ana B. Sanchez 

Kelly Robbins 


Angela Stanford 

Iben Tinning 

Wendy Ward 

2005 Catrin Nilsmark, captain Nancy Lopez, captain 

Alison Nicholas, asst. captain 

Donna Caponi, asst. captain 

Laura Davies 

Paula Creamer 

Sophie Gustafson* 

Beth Daniel* 

Maria Hjorth 

Laura Diaz 

Trish Johnson 

Natalie Gulbis 

Carin Koch* 

Pat Hurst 

Ludivine Kreutz 

Juli Inkster 

Catriona Matthew* 

Rosie Jones 


Cristie Kerr 

Suzann Pettersen* 

Christina Kim 


Meg Mallon 

Karen Stupples* 


Iben Tinning 

Wendy Ward* 

2007 Helen Alfredsson, captain Betsy King, captain 

Marie-Laure de Lorenzi, asst. captain Beth Daniel, asst. captain 


Nicole Castrale* 

Laura Davies 

Paula Creamer 


Laura Diaz* 

Bettina Hauert 


Maria Hjorth* 

Pat Hurst 

Trish Johnson 

Juli Inkster 


Cristie Kerr 


Brittany Lincicome 


Stacy Prammanasudh 


Morgan Pressel 

Iben Tinning* 


Linda Wessberg* 




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Europe 

United States 

2009 Alison Nicholas, captain Beth Daniel, captain 

Joanne Morley, asst. captain 

Meg Mallon, asst. captain 

Liselotte Neumann, asst. captain 

Kelly Robbins, asst. captain 


Nicole Castrale 

Becky Brewerton* 

Paula Creamer 

Laura Davies 


Tania Elosegui 

Juli Inkster* 


Cristie Kerr 

Maria Hjorth 

Christina Kim 

Diana Luna 

Brittany Lang 




Kristy McPherson 



Anna Nordqvist* 



Michelle Wie* 

2011 Alison Nicholas, captain Rosie Jones, captain 

Joanne Morley, asst. Captain 

Juli Inkster, playing asst. Captain 

Annika Sorenstam, asst. Captain 

Sherri Steinhauer, asst. Captain 

Christel Boeljon 

Paula Creamer 

Laura Davies 

Vicky Hurst* 

Sandra Gal* 

Cristie Kerr 


Christina Kim 

Caroline Hedwall* 

Brittany Lang 

Maria Hjorth 

Stacy Lewis 



Azahara Muñoz* 

Ryann O’Toole* 

Anna Nordqvist 




Melissa Reid 

Michelle Wie 

Karen Stupples* 



European Player Performances 

Alfredsson, Helen (Sweden) 

Singles 

1990: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Gerring, 4&3) 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. D. Ammaccapane, 4&3) 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. B. King, 2&1) 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Mallon, 4&2) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. J. Inkster, 2&1) 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. B. Daniel, 4&3) 

2002: 0-1-0 (lost to E. Klein, 2&1) 

2009: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Wie, 1 down) 

Overall singles record 4-4-0 

Doubles 

1990: 0-2-0 (partnered w/D. Reid) 

lost foursomes, 6&5 

lost four-ball, 2&1 

1992: 1-0-1 (partnered w/L. Neumann) 

won foursomes, 2&1 

halved four-ball 



won four-ball, 1 up 

1996: 1-1-1 

lost foursomes w/L. Neumann, 2&1 

won foursomes w/M. de Lorenzi, 4&3 

halved four-ball w/Nicholas 

1998: 1-3-0 

lost foursomes w/A. Nicholas, 3&1 

lost foursomes w/M. de Lorenzi, 1 down 

won four-ball w/M. de Lorenzi, 2&1 

lost four-ball w/M. de Lorenzi, 4&3 

2000: 1-1-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Neumann, 1 down 

won four-ball w/A. Nicholas, 3&2 

2002: 1-1-0 (partnered w/S. Pettersen) 



2009: 1-2-0 

won four-ball w/T. Elosegui, 1 up 

lost four-ball w/T. Elosegui, 5&4 

lost foursomes w/S. Pettersen, 2 down 

Overall foursomes record 3-8-0 

Overall four-ball record 4-3-2 

Overall doubles record 7-11-2 

Total points scored 12 

lost four-ball w/S. Gal, 2&1 





Brewerton, Becky (Wales) 

Singles 

2007: 0-0-1 (halved with S. Steinhauer) 

2009: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Stanford, 5&4) 


Doubles 

2007: 1-1-0 (partnered with L. Davies) 



2009: 2-1-0 

lost four-ball w/L. Davies, 5&4 

won foursomes w/G. Nocera, 3&1 





Total points scored 3 1/2 

Carriedo, Raquel (Spain) 

Singles 

2000: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Iverson, 3&2) 

2002: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Inkster, 4&3) 


Doubles 

2000: 0-0-1 

halved four-ball w/L.Davies 

2002: 1-1-0 

lost foursomes w/I. Tinning, 1 down 

won four-ball w/K. Icher, 1 up 





Boeljon, Christel (Netherlands) 

Singles 

2011: 1-0-0 (def. B. Lincicome, 2 up) 


Doubles 

2011: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/K. Stupples, 3&2 


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Davies, Laura (England) 

Singles 

1990: 1-0-0 (def. R. Jones, 3&2) 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. B. Burton, 4&2) 

1994: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Burton, 1 down) 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to M. McGann, 3&2) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. P. Hurst, 1 up) 

2000: 0-1-0 (lost to K. Robbins, 3&2) 


2003: 1-0-0 (def. M. Mallon, conceded on 15) 

2005: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Creamer, 7&5) 

2007: 1-0-0 (def. B. Lincicome, 4&3) 

2009: 0-0-1 (halved w/B. Lang) 

2011: 0-0-1 (halved w/J. Inkster) 


Doubles 

1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/A. Nicholas) 




won foursomes, 1 up 





1996: 3-1-0 

lost foursomes w/A. Nicholas, 1 down 

won foursomes w/T. Johnson, 4&3 

won four-ball w/T. Johnson, 6&5 

won four-ball w/L. Hackney (Hall), 6&5 

1998: 2-1-1 

lost foursomes w/T. Johnson, 3&1 

won foursomes w/C. Sorenstam, 3&2 

halved four-ball w/C. Sorenstam 

won four-ball w/L. Hackney (Hall), 2 up 

2000: 1-1-1 

won foursomes w/A. Nicholas, 4&3 

lost foursomes w/A. Nicholas, 6&5 

halved four-ball w/R. Carriedo 

2002: 2-2-0 

won foursomes w/P. Marti, 2 up 

lost foursomes w/P. Marti, 2&1 

lost four-ball w/P. Marti, 1 down 

won four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 1 up 

2003: 0-2-1 

halved foursomes w/C. Koch 

lost four-ball w/C. Matthew, 2&1 

lost four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 2&1 

2005: 3-1-0 

won foursomes w/M. Hjorth, 2&1 

lost foursomes w/M. Hjorth, 3&2 

won four-ball w/S. Pettersen, 4&3 

won four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 4&2 

2007: 1-1-1 

lost foursomes w/B. Brewerton, 2&1 

halved four-ball w/T. Johnson 

won four-ball w/B. Brewerton, 2 up 

2009: 0-1-0 

lost four-ball w/B. Brewerton, 5&4 

2011: 1-1-0 

lost four-ball w/M. Reid, 1 down 

won four-ball w/M. Reid, 4&3 





de Lorenzi, Marie-Laure (France) 

Singles 

1990: 0-1-0 [lost to D. (Pepper) Mochrie, 4&2] 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to B. King, 5&4) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. C. Johnson, 1 up) 


Doubles 

1990: 0-2-0 (partnered w/T.Johnson) 



1996: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/D. Reid, 1 down 

won foursomes w/H. Alfredsson, 4&3 

lost four-ball w/J. Morley, 2&1 

1998: 1-2-0 (partnered w/H. Alfredsson) 

lost foursomes, 1 down 

won four-ball, 2&1 






Descampe, Florence (Belgium) 

Singles 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Daniel, 3&1) 


Doubles 

1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/T. Johnson) 






Total points scored 1/2 


European Player Performances continued 

Douglas, Kitrina (England) 

Singles 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Richard, 7&6) 


Overall foursomes record DNP 

Overall four-ball record DNP 

Overall doubles record DNP 


Singles 

2009: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Kim, 2 down) 


Doubles 

2009: 1-1-0 

won four-ball w/H. Alfredsson, 1 up 

lost four-ball w/H. Alfredsson, 5&4 





Elosegui, Tania (Spain) 

Esterl, Elisabeth (Germany) 

Singles 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Diaz, 5&4) 


Doubles 

2003: 1-0-1 

won foursomes w/S. Gustafson, 3&2 

halved foursomes w/I. Tinning 





Fairclough, Lora (England) 

Singles 



Doubles 







Gal, Sandra (Germany) 

Singles 

2011: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Lang, 6&5) 


Doubles 

2011: 0-2-0 

halved four-ball w/C. Matthew, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/C. Boeljon, 2&1 





Gustafson, Sophie (Sweden) 

Singles 

1998: 0-0-1 (halved w/M. Mallon) 

2000: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Burton, 4&3) 

2002: 1-0-0 (def. C. Kerr, 3&2) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. H. Bowie, 5&4) 


2007: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Hurst, 2&1) 

2009: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Lincicome, 3&2) 

2011: 1-0-0 (def. Stacy Lewis, 2 up) 


Doubles 

1998: 0-1-0 

lost four-ball w/L. Hackney (Hall), 7&5 

2000: 2-0-1 (partnered w/ T. Johnson) 


halved foursomes 


2002: 1-1-0 

lost four-ball w/K. Icher, 4&3 

won four-ball w/L. Davies, 1 up 

2003: 2-2-0 

won foursomes w/E. Esterl, 3&2 

won foursomes w/S. Pettersen, 3&1 

lost four-ball w/I. Tinning, 2 down 


2005: 1-1-2 

halved foursomes w/T. Johnson 

won foursomes w/C. Koch, 5&3 

lost four-ball w/K. Stupples, 2&1 

halved four-ball w/S. Pettersen 

2007: 0-1-2 

halved foursomes w/S. Pettersen 

halved foursomes w/S. Pettersen 

lost four-ball w/ G. Nocera, 3&2 



258

2009: 1-2-0 

lost four-ball w/S. Pettersen, 1 down 

lost foursomes w/S. Pettersen, 4&2 

won foursomes w/J. Moodie, 4&3 

2011: 3-0-0 

won foursomes w/S. Pettersen, 1 up 

won four-ball w/C. Hedwall, 5&4 

won foursomes w/C. Hedwall, 6&5 





Hackney (Hall), Lisa (England) 

Singles 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Burton, 1 down) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. B. King, 6&5) 


Doubles 

1996: 1-0-0 

won four-ball w/L. Davies, 6&5 

1998: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Neumann, 1 down 


won four-ball w/L. Davies, 2 up 




Total Points Score 3 

Hauert, Bettina (Germany) 

Singles 

2007: 0-1-0 (lost to N. Castrale, 3&2) 


Doubles 

2007: 0-1-0 (partnered with I. Tinning) 





Total Points Score 0 

Hedwall, Caroline (Sweden) 

Singles 

2011: 0-0-1 (halved with R. O’Toole) 


Doubles 

2011: 0-2-0 

won four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 5&4 


lost four-ball w/S. Pettersen, 1 down 





Hjorth, Maria (Sweden) 

Singles 


2005: 0-1-0 (lost to N. Gulbis, 2&1) 


2009: 0-0-1 (halved w/C. Kerr) 

2011: 0-1-0 (lost to Christina Kim, 4&2) 


Doubles 

2002: 1-1-0 

lost four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 2&1 

won four-ball w/I. Tinning, 1 up 

2005: 1-2-0 

won foursomes w/L. Davies, 2&1 

lost foursomes w/L. Davies, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/I. Tinning, 3&2 

2007: 1-0-3 


halved foursomes w/G. Nocera 

halved four-ball w/A. Sorenstam 

halved four-ball w/L. Wessberg 

2009: 2-1-1 

halved four-ball w/C. Matthew 

won four-ball w/G. Nocera, 1 up 

won foursomes w/A. Nordqvist, 3&2 

lost foursomes w/A. Nordqvist, 1 down 

2011: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/A. Nordqvist, 2&1 

won foursomes w/A. Nordqvist, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/A. Muñoz, 3&1 







Singles 

2002: 0-1-0 (lost to R. Jones, 3&2) 


Doubles 

2002: 1-1-0 


won four-ball w/R. Carriedo, 1 up 





Icher, Karine (France) 

Johnson, Trish (England) 

Singles 

1990: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Bradley, 8&7) 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. P. Sheehan, 2&1) 

1994: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Daniel, 1 down) 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Pepper, 3&2) 



2005: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Hurst, 2&1) 

2007: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Stanford, 3&2) 


Doubles 

1990: 0-2-0 (partnered w/M. de Lorenzi) 



1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/F. Descampe) 



1994: 0-2-0 (partnered w/P. Wright) 



1996: 2-0-1 



halved four-ball w/A. Sorenstam 

1998: 0-1-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Davies, 3&1 

2000: 2-0-1 (partnered w/S. Gustafson) 




2005: 0-0-2 

halved foursomes w/S. Gustafson 

halved four-ball w/I. Tinning 

2007: 0-0-2 

halved four-ball w/L. Davies 

halved four-ball w/I. Tinning 





Koch, Carin (Sweden) 

Singles 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. M. Redman, 2&1) 

2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/B. Daniel) 


2005: 1-0-0 (def. M. Redman, 2&1) 


Doubles 

2000: 2-0-0 (partnered w/C. Nilsmark) 



2002: 4-0-0 

won foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 3&2 


won four-ball w/M. McKay, 3&2 


2003: 1-1-1 

halved foursomes w/L. Davies 


lost four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 1 down 

2005: 1-1-1 

halved foursomes w/C. Matthew 

won foursomes w/S. Gustafson 

lost four-ball w/C. Matthew 





Kreutz, Ludivine (France) 

Singles 

2005: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Kim, 5&4) 


Doubles 

2005: 0-1-0 

lost foursomes w/G. Nocera, 4&2 






260

Singles 

2009: 1-0-0 (def. N. Castrale, 3&2) 


Doubles 

2009: 0-0-1 

halved four-ball w/C. Matthew 





Singles 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to V. Skinner, 2&1) 


Doubles 

1996: 1-0-1 

halved foursomes w/L. Neumann 

won four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 1 up 





Singles 

2002: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Diaz, 5&3) 


Doubles 

2002: 1-2-0 (partnered w/L. Davies) 



lost four-ball, 1 down 





Luna, Diana (Italy) 

Marshall, Kathryn (Scotland) 

Marti, Paula (Spain) 

Matthew, Catriona (Scotland) 

Singles 

1998: 0-1-0 (lost to S. Steinhauer, 3&2) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. R. Jones, 3&1) 

2005: 1-0-0 (def. W. Ward, 3&2) 

2007: 1-0-0 (def. L. Diaz, 3&2) 

2009: 1-0-0 (def. K. McPherson, 3&2) 

2011: 1-0-0 (def. P. Creamer, 6&5) 


Doubles 

1998: 1-1-0 (partnered w/A. Sorenstam) 



2003: 2-1-1 

won foursomes w/J. Moodie, 5&3 

halved foursomes w/J. Moodie 


won four-ball w/J. Moodie, 4&3 

2005: 1-2-1 

halved foursomes w/C. Koch 

lost foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 2 down 


lost four-ball w/C. Koch, 1 down 

2007: 2-1-0 

lost foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 4&2 

won foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 1 up 

won four-ball w/I. Tinning, 4&2 

2009: 0-1-2 

halved four-ball w/M. Hjorth 

halved four-ball w/D. Luna 

lost foursomes w/J. Moodie, 2&1 

2011: 1-0-2 

won foursomes w/A. Muñoz 3&2 

halved four-ball with S.Gal 

halved foursomes with A. Muñoz 





McKay, Mhairi (Scotland) 

Singles 

2002: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Hurst, 3&2) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. B. Daniel, conceded on 15) 


Doubles 

2002: 1-1-0 

lost foursomes w/I. Tinning, 3&2 

won four-ball w/C. Koch, 3&2 

2003: 0-1-0 

lost four-ball w/A. B. Sanchez, 5&4 





Meunier-Lebouc, Patricia (France) 

Singles 

2000: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Mallon, 1 down) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. K. Robbins, conceded on 12) 




Doubles 

2000: 0-0-1 

halved four-ball w/L. Neumann 

2003:1-0-0 






Moodie, Janice (Scotland) 

Singles 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. N. Scranton, 1 up) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. K. Kuehne, 3&2) 

2009: 0-0-1 (halved w/N. Gulbis) 


Doubles 

2000: 2-1-0 (partnered w/A. Sorenstam) 




2003: 2-0-1 


halved foursomes w/C. Matthew 

won four-ball w/C. Matthew, 4&3 

2009: 1-1-0 

lost foursomes w/C. Matthew, 2&1 






Morley, Joanne (England) 

Singles 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to R. Jones, 5&4) 


Doubles 

1996: 0-1-0 

lost four-ball w/M. de Lorenzi, 2&1 





Muñoz, Azahara (Spain) 

Singles 

2011: 0-1-0 (def. A. Stanford, 1 up) 


Doubles 

2011: 1-1-1 

won foursomes w/C. Matthew, 3&2 

halved foursomes w/ C. Matthew 

lost four-ball w/M. Hjorth, 3&1 





Neumann, Liselotte (Sweden) 

Singles 

1990: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Daniel, 7&6) 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. B. King, 2&1) 

1994: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Andrews, 3&2) 

1996: 0-0-1 (halved w/B. Daniel) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. B. Burton, 1 up) 

2000: 0-0-1 (halved w/P. Hurst) 


Doubles 

1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/P.Wright) 



1992: 1-0-1 (partnered w/H.Alfredsson) 



1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/H.Alfredsson) 


won four-ball, 1up 

1996: 1-2-1 

lost foursomes w/H. Alfredsson, 2&1 

halved foursomes w/K. Marshall 

lost four-ball w/C. Nilsmark, 1 down 

won four-ball w/C. Nilsmark, 3&1 

1998: 0-3-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Hackney (Hall), 1 down 

lost foursomes w/C. Nilsmark, 1 down 

lost four-ball w/C. Sorenstam, 2&1 

2000: 0-1-1 

lost foursomes w/H. Alfredsson, 1 down 

halved four-ball w/ P. Meunier-Lebouc 






262

Nicholas, Alison (England) 

Singles 

1990: 0-1-0 (lost to N. Lopez, 6&4) 


1994: 1-0-0 (def. P. Sheehan, 3&2) 

1996: 0-0-1 (halved w/K. Robbins) 

1998: 0-1-0 (lost to T. Green, 1 down) 

2000: 0-0-1 (halved w/S. Steinhauer) 


Doubles 










1996: 0-1-1 

lost foursomes w/L. Davies, 1 down 

halved four-ball w/H. Alfredsson 

1998: 0-1-0 

lost foursomes w/H. Alfredsson, 3&1 

2000: 2-1-0 


lost foursomes w/ L. Davies, 6&5 

won four-ball w/H. Alfredsson, 3&2 





Nilsmark, Catrin (Sweden) 

Singles 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. M. Mallon, 3&2) 

1994: 0-1-0 ([ost to D. (Pepper) Mochrie, 6&5] 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Sheehan, 2&1) 

1998: 0-1-0 (lost to R. Jones, 6&4) 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. R Jones, 1 up) 


Doubles 

1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/A.Sorenstam) 



1996: 2-1-1 

halved foursomes w/A. Sorenstam 


lost four-ball w/L. Neumann, 1 down 

won four-ball w/L. Neumann, 3&1 

1998: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes with L. Neumann, 1 down 

lost four-ball with A. Sorenstam, 2 down 

won four-ball with A. Sorenstam, 4&3 

2000: 2-0-0 (partnered w/C. Koch) 







Nocera, Gwladys (France) 

Singles 

2005: 1-0-0 (def. C. Kerr, 2&1) 

2007: 0-1-0 (lost to N. Gulbis, 4&3) 

2009: 0-0-1 (halved w/J. Inkster) 


Doubles 

2005: 0-1-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Kreutz, 4&2 

2007: 1-1-1 


halved foursomes w/M. Hjorth 


2009: 3-0-0 

won four-ball w/M. Hjorth, 1 up 

won foursomes w/B. Brewerton, 3&1 

won foursomes w/B. Brewerton, 5&4 





Nordqvist, Anna (Sweden) 

Singles 

2009: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Pressel, 3&2) 



Doubles 

2009: 2-1-0 

won four-ball w/S. Pettersen, 1 up 


lost foursomes w/M. Hjorth, 1 down 

2011: 2-1-0 

lost foursomes w/M. Hjorth, 2&1 









Pettersen, Suzann (Norway) 

Singles 

2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/M. Redman) 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Kerr, conceded on 16) 

2005: 0-1-1 (halved w/R. Jones) 

2007: 0-1-0 (lost to S. Prammanasudh, 2 down) 


2011: 1-0-0 (def. M.Wie, 1 up) 


Doubles 




2003: 4-0-0 



won four-ball w/P. Meunier-Lebouc, 3&2 

won four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 1 up 

2005: 2-0-1 



halved four-ball w/S. Gustafson 

2007: 1-0-2 




2009: 1-3-0 

lost four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 1 down 

won four-ball w/A. Nordqvist, 1 up 

lost foursomes w/S. Gustafson, 4&2 

lost foursomes w/H. Alfredsson, 2 down 

2011: 2-1-0 

Won foursomes w/S.Gustafson, 1 up 

Won four-ball w/A. Nordqvist, 2 up 

Lost four-ball w/C.Hedwall, 1 down 





Singles 

1990: 1-0-0 (def. P. Sheehan, 2&1) 

1992: 1-0-0 [def. D. (Pepper) Mochrie, 3&2] 

1994: 0-1-0 (lost to S. Steinhauer, 2 down) 

1996: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Geddes, 2 down) 


Doubles 




1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/P. Wright) 



Reid, Dale (Scotland) 

264 


1994: 2-0-0 (partnered w/L. Fairclough) 



1996: 0-1-0 

lost foursomes w/M. de Lorenzi, 1 down 





Singles 

2011: 0-1-0 (lost to V. Hurst, 2 down) 


Doubles 

2011: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/K. Stupples, 1 down 

lost four-ball w/L. Davies, 1 down 






Singles 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Redman, 3&1) 


Doubles 

2003: 0-1-0 

lost four-ball w/M. McKay 





Reid, Melissa (England) 

Sanchez, Ana B. (Spain) 

Sorenstam, Annika (Sweden) 

Singles 

1994: 0-1-0 (lost to T. Green, 3&2) 

1996: 1-0-0 (def. P. Bradley, 2&1) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. D. Andrews, 2&1) 


2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/W. Ward) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. A. Stanford, 3&2) 

2005: 1-0-0 (def. B. Daniel, 4&3) 


Overall singles record 4-3-1

Doubles 

1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/C.Nilsmark) 



1996: 2-0-2 

halved foursomes w/C. Nilsmark 

won foursomes w/C. Nilsmark, 1 up 

won four-ball w/K. Marshall, 1up 


1998: 2-2-0 

won foursomes w/C. Matthew, 3&2 


lost four-ball w/C. Nilsmark, 2 up 

won four-ball w/C. Nilsmark, 5&3 

2000: 2-1-0 (partnered w/ J. Moodie) 




2002: 3-1-0 

won foursomes w/C Koch, 3&2 



won four-ball w/C. Koch, 4&3 

2003: 3-1-0 



lost four-ball w/C. Koch, 1 down 


2005: 3-1-0 

won foursomes w/S. Pettersen, 1 up 

lost foursomes w/C. Matthew, 2 down 



2007: 2-1-1 


won foursomes w/C. Matthew, 1 up 

halved four-ball w/M. Hjorth 






Sorenstam, Charlotta (Sweden) 

Singles 

1998: 0-1 (lost to K. Robbins, 2&1) 


Doubles 

1998: 1-1-1 


halved four-ball w/L. Davies 

lost four-ball w/L. Neumann, 2&1 





Stupples, Karen (England) 

Singles 


2011: 1-0-0 (def. C. Kerr, conceded on 

first tee before match due to injury) 


Doubles 

2005: 0-1-0 


2011: 0-2-0 

Lost foursomes w/M. Reid, 1 down 

Lost foursomes w/C. Boeljon, 3&2 





Tinning, Iben (Denmark) 

Singles 

2002: 1-0-0 (def. K. Kuehne, 3&2) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. W. Ward, 2&1) 

2005: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Diaz, 6&5) 



Doubles 

2002: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/R. Carriedo, 1 down 

lost foursomes w/M. McKay, 3&2 

won four-ball w/M. Hjorth, 1 up 

2003: 0-1-1 

halved foursomes w/E. Esterl 

lost four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 2 down 

2005: 0-1-1 



2007: 1-1-1 

lost foursomes w/B. Hauert, 4&2 









Wessberg, Linda (Sweden) 

Singles 

2007: 1-0-0 (def. C. Kerr, 1 up) 


Doubles 

2007: 0-0-1 (partnered w/M. Hjorth) 






Singles 

1990: 0-0-1 (halved w/B. King) 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. P. Bradley, 4&3) 

1994: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Mallon, 1 down) 


Doubles 







1994: 0-2-0 (partnered w/T. Johnson) 







Wright, Pam (Scotland) 


266

USA Player Performances 

Singles 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to H. Alfredsson, 4&3) 


Doubles 

1992: 1-0-0 

won foursomes w. M. Mallon, 1 up 





Singles 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. L. Neumann, 3&2) 

1998: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Sorenstam, 2&1) 


Doubles 

1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/B. King) 



1998: 2-1-0 

lost foursomes w/T. Green, 3&2 

won foursomes w/S. Steinhauer, 3&2 

won four-ball w/S. Steinhauer, 4&3 





Singles 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to S. Gustafson, 5&4) 


Doubles 

2003: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Diaz, 4&3 

lost four-ball w/W. Ward, 3&2 





Ammaccapane, Danielle 

Andrews, Donna 

Bowie, Heather 

Bradley, Pat 

Singles 

1990: 1-0-0 (def. T. Johnson, 8&7) 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Wright, 4&3) 



Doubles 

1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/N. Lopez) 



1992: 0-1-1 [partnered w/D. (Pepper) Mochrie] 



1996: 0-1-0 (partnered w/K. Robbins) 






Singles 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Davies, 4&2) 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. L. Davies, 1 up) 

1996: 1-0-0 [def. L. Hackney (Hall), 1 up] 

1998: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Neumann, 1 up) 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. S. Gustafson, 4&3) 


Doubles 

1992: 0-0-1 

halved four-ball w. D. Richard 




1996: 1-1-0 (partnered w/D. Pepper) 



1998: 2-1-0 

won foursomes w/M. Mallon, 3&1 

lost foursomes w/M. Mallon, 3&2 

won four-ball w/D. Pepper, 2 up 

2000: 0-1-1 

lost foursomes w/B. Iverson, 2&1 

halved four-ball w/D. Pepper 





Burton, Brandie 

Castrale, Nicole 

Singles 

2007: 1-0-0 (def. B. Hauert, 3&2) 

2009: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Luna, 3&2) 


Doubles 

2007: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/C. Kerr, 1 down 

won four-ball w/C. Kerr, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/N. Gulbis, 2 down 


USA Player Performances continued 

2009: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/A. Stanford, 3&1 

lost four-ball w/C. Kerr, 1 down 






Creamer, Paula 

Singles 

2005: 1-0-0 (def. L. Davies, 7&5) 

2007: 1-0-0 (def. M. Hjorth, 2&1) 

2009: 1-0-0 (def. S. Pettersen, 3&2) 

2011: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Matthew, 6&5) 


Doubles 

2005: 2-1-1 

halved foursomes w/B. Daniel 

won foursomes w/J. Inkster, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/J. Inkster, 4&3 

won four-ball w/C. Kerr, 1 up 

2007: 1-0-3 


halved foursomes w/J. Inkster 

halved four-ball w/M. Pressel 

halved four-ball w/B. Lincicome 

2009: 2-1-0 



lost foursomes w/J. Inkster, 4&3 

2011: 3-0-1 

won foursomes w/B. Lincicome, 1 up 

halved foursomes w/C. Kerr 

won four-ball w/M. Pressel, 1 up 

won four-ball w/B. Lincicome, 3&1 





Daniel, Beth 

Singles 

1990: 1-0-0 (def. L. Neumann, 7&6) 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. F. Descampe, 3&1) 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. T. Johnson, 1 up) 

1996: 0-0-1 (halved w/ L. Neumann) 


2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/C. Koch) 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to M. McKay, conceded on 15) 



Doubles 




268 



1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/M. Mallon) 



1996: 1-1-1 

won foursomes w/V. Skinner, 1 up 

halved four-ball w/ M. Mallon 

lost four-ball w/ V. Skinner, 6&5 

2000: 0-2-1 (partnered w/M. Mallon) 




2002: 1-1-0 (partnered w/W. Ward) 



2003: 2-0-1 

halved foursomes w/K. Robbins 

won four-ball w/J. Inkster, 1 up 

won four-ball w/J. Inkster, 5&4 

2005: 0-0-2 

halved foursomes w/P. Creamer 

halved four-ball w/J. Inkster 





Singles 

2002: 1-0-0 (def. P. Marti, 5&3) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. E. Esterl, 5&4) 

2005: 1-0-0 (def. I. Tinning, 6&5) 



Doubles 

2002: 2-1-0 

lost foursomes w/J. Inkster, 2 down 

won foursomes w/K. Robbins, 3&1 

won four-ball w/E. Klein, 4&3 

2003: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/H. Bowie, 4&3 

lost four-ball w/K. Robbins, 1 down 

2005: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/M. Redman, 1 up 

lost foursomes w/W. Ward, 5&3 

2007: 1-0-1 

won foursomes w/S. Steinhauer, 4&2 

halved foursomes w/S. Steinhauer 





Diaz, Laura

Singles 

1996: 1-0-0 (def. D. Reid, 2 up) 


Doubles 

1996: 0-2-1 

halved foursomes w/M. Mallon 

lost four-ball w/P. Sheehan, 3&1 

lost four-ball w/V. Skinner, 1 down 





Singles 

1990: 1-0-0 (def. H. Alfredsson, 4&3) 


Doubles 








Singles 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. A. Sorenstam, 3&2) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. A. Nicholas, 1 up) 


Doubles 




1998: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/D. Andrews, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/C. Johnson, 2 up 





Gerring, Cathy 

Green, Tammie 

Singles 

2005: 1-0-0 (def. M. Hjorth, 2&1) 

2007: 1-0-0 (def. G. Nocera, 4&3) 

2009: 0-0-1 (halved w/J. Moodie) 


Doubles 

2005: 2-1-0 

lost foursomes w/C. Kerr, 2&1 

won foursomes w/C. Kim, 4&2 

won four-ball w/C. Kerr, 2&1 

2007: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/M. Pressel, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/N. Castrale, 2 down 

2009: 1-1-0 (partnered w/C. Kim) 







Gulbis, Natalie 

Hurst, Pat 

Singles 

1998:0-1-0 (lost to L. Davies, 1 down) 

2000: 0-0-1 (halved w/L. Neumann) 

2002: 1-0-0 (def. M. McKay, 3&2) 

2005: 1-0-0 (def. T. Johnson, 2&1) 



Doubles 

1998: 3-0-0 

won foursomes w/K. Robbins, 1 up 

won foursomes w/K. Robbins, 1 up 

won four-ball w/R. Jones, 7&5 





2002: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/K. Robbins, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/K. Kuehne, 1 up 

2005: 1-2-1 

halved foursomes w/C. Kim 

won foursomes w/M. Redman, 2 up 


lost four-ball w/C. Kim, 4&2 

2007: 1-1-1 

halved foursomes w/C. Kerr 

won foursomes w/A. Stanford, 4&2 

lost four-ball w/B. Lincicome, 4&2 







Singles 

2011: 1-0-0 (def. M. Reid, 2 up) 


Doubles 

2011: 0-1-0 

lost four-ball w/B. Lincicome, 5&4 






Hurst, Vicky 

Inkster, Juli 

Singles 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. A. Nicholas, 3&2) 



2002: 1-0-0 (def. R. Carriedo, 4&3) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. C. Koch, 5&4) 


2007: 1-0-0 (def. I. Tinning, 4&3) 

2009: 0-0-1 (halved w/G. Nocera) 

2011: 0-0-1 (halved w/L. Davies) 


Doubles 

1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/P. Sheehan) 



1998: 3-0-0 

won foursomes w/D. Pepper, 3&1 

won foursomes w/D. Pepper, 1 up 

won four-ball w/M. Mallon, 2&1 

2000: 0-2-1 

lost foursomes w/D. Pepper, 4&3 

halved foursomes w/S. Steinhauer 

lost four-ball w/S. Steinhauer, 3&2 

2002: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Diaz, 2 up 

won foursomes w/M. Mallon, 2&1 

lost four-ball w/K. Kuehne, 3&2 

2003: 2-1-0 

lost foursomes w/W. Ward, 5&3 

won four-ball w/B. Daniel, 1 up 

won four-ball w/B. Daniel, 5&4 

2005: 1-1-1 

won foursomes w/P. Creamer, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/P. Creamer, 4&3 

halved four-ball w/B. Daniel 

2007: 1-0-2 



halved four-ball w/S. Prammanasudh 

2009: 1-2-0 

lost four-ball w/A. Stanford, 1 down 


lost foursomes w/P. Creamer, 4&3 

270 

2011: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/B. Lang, 1 down 

lost foursomes w/B. Lang, 3&2 





Singles 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. R.Carriedo, 3&2) 


Doubles 

2000: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/B. Burton, 2&1 

won foursomes w/R. Jones, 6&5 

lost four-ball w/R. Jones, 3&2 





Singles 

1998: 0-1-0 (lost to M. de Lorenzi, 1 down) 


Doubles 

1998: 0-1-1 

halved four-ball w/B. King 

lost four-ball w/T. Green, 2 down 





Iverson, Becky 

Johnson, Chris 

Jones, Rosie 

Singles 


1996: 1-0-0 (def. J. Morley, 5&4) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. C. Nilsmark, 6&4) 

2000: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Nilsmark, 1 down) 

2002: 1-0-0 (def. K. Icher, 3&2) 


2005: 0-0-1 (halved w/S. Pettersen) 


Doubles 






lost foursomes, 4&3

1998: 1-1-0 

won four-ball w/P. Hurst, 7&5 

lost four-ball w/B. King, 5&3 

2000: 1-1-0 (partnered w/B. Iverson) 



2002: 1-1-0 (partnered w/C. Kerr) 



2003: 1-2-0 


won four-ball w/M. Redman, 2 up 


2005:1-0-1 (partnered w/M. Mallon) 







Kerr, Cristie 

Singles 

2002: 0-1-0 (lost to S. Gustafson, 3&2) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. S. Pettersen, conceded on 16) 

2005: 0-1-0 (lost to G. Nocera, 2&1) 

2007: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Wessberg, 1 down) 

2009: 0-0-1 (halved w/M. Hjorth) 

2011: 0-1-0 (lost to K. Stupples, forfeit) 


Doubles 

2002: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/M. Redman, 4&3 

won four-ball w/R. Jones, 1 down 

lost four-ball w/R. Jones, 1 up 

2003: 2-1-0 (partnered w/K. Kuehne) 




2005: 2-1-0 

lost foursomes w/N. Gulbis, 2&1 

won four-ball w/N. Gulbis, 2&1 

won four-ball w/P. Creamer, 1 up 

2007: 1-2-1 

halved foursomes w/P. Hurst 

lost foursomes w/N. Castrale, 1 down 

won four-ball w/N. Castrale, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/M. Pressel, 3&2 

2009: 2-1-0 


lost four-ball w/N. Castrale, 1 down 

won foursomes w/M. Wie, 1 up 

2011: 2-1-1 

won foursomes w/M. Wie, 2&1 


lost four-ball w/M. Wie, 2 down 

won four-ball w/M. Pressel, 1 up 





Singles 

2005: 1-0-0 (def. L. Kreutz, 5&4) 

2009: 1-0-0 (def. T. Elosegui, 2 up) 

2011: 1-0-0 (def. M. Hjorth , 4&2) 


Doubles 

2005: 1-1-1 

halved foursomes w/P. Hurst 

won foursomes w/N. Gulbis, 4&2 

lost four-ball w/P. Hurst 

2009: 2-1-0 

won foursomes w/N. Gulbis, 4&2 


won four-ball w/M. Wie, 5&4 

2011: 0-0-1 

halved four-ball w/R. O’Toole 





Singles 

1990: 0-0-1 (halved w/P. Wright) 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Neumann, 2&1) 


1996: 1-0-0 (def. M. de Lorenzi, 5&4) 

1998: 0-1-0 [lost to L. Hackney (Hall), 6&5] 


Doubles 

1990: 2-0-0 (partnered w/B. Daniel) 



1992: 1-1-0 

lost foursomes w/B. Daniel, 1 down 

won four-ball w/M. Mallon, 1 up 

1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/D. Andrews) 



1996: 2-0-0 

won four-ball w/D. Pepper, 1 up 

won four-ball w/K. Robbins, 2&1 

1998: 0-1-1 

halved four-ball w/C. Johnson 






Kim, Christina 

King, Betsy 



Singles 



Doubles 

2002: 2-1-0 

won foursomes w/W. Ward, 3&2 

won four-ball w/L. Diaz, 4&3 

lost four-ball w/K. Robbins, 1 up 





Klein, Emilee 

Singles 

2011: 0-1-0 (lost to S. Gustafson, 2 down) 


Doubles 

2011: 1-2-0 



won four-ball w/R. O’Toole, 2&1 





Lewis, Stacy 

Singles 

2002: 0-1-0 (lost to I. Tinning, 3&2) 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Moodie, 3&2) 


Doubles 

2002: 0-3-0 


lost four-ball w/J. Inkster, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/P. Hurst, 1 down 

2003: 2-1-0 (partnered w/C. Kerr) 








Singles 

2009: 0-0-1 (halved w/L. Davies) 

2011: 1-0-0 (def. S. Gal, 6&5) 


Doubles 

2009: 1-0-1 

won four-ball w/B.Lincicome, 5&4 

halved four-ball w/A. Stanford 

2011: 0-3-0 

lost foursomes w/J. Inkster, 1down 

lost foursome w/J. Inkster, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/M. Wie, 4&3 





Kuehne, Kelli 

Lang, Brittany 

Singles 



2011: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Boeljon, 2 down) 


Doubles 

2007: 0-1-1 

lost four-ball w/P. Hurst, 4&2 

halved four-ball w/P. Creamer 

2009: 1-2-0 

won four-ball w/B. Lang, 5&4 

lost four-ball w/K. McPherson, 1 down 

lost foursomes w/K. McPherson, 3&2 

2011: 2-1-0 

won foursomes w/P. Creamer, 1 up 

lost four-ball w/V. Hurst, 5&4 

won four-ball w/P. Creamer, 3&1 





Singles 

1990: 1-0-0 (def. A. Nicholas, 6&4) 


Doubles 

1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/P. Bradley) 







Lincicome, Brittany 

Lopez, Nancy 


272

Mallon, Meg 

Singles 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Nilsmark, 3&2) 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. P. Wright, 1 up) 


1998: 0-0-1 (halved w/S. Gustafson) 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. P. Meunier-Lebouc, 1 up) 

2002: 1-0-0 (def. L. Davies, 3&2) 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Davies, conceded on 15) 

2005:1-0-0 (def. K. Stupples, 3&1) 


Doubles 

1992: 2-0-0 

won foursomes w/D. Ammaccapane, 1 up 

won four-ball w/B. King, 1 up 




1996: 0-0-3 

halved foursomes w/J. Geddes 

halved four-ball w/B. Daniel 

halved four-ball w/M. McGann 

1998: 2-1-0 

won foursomes w/B. Burton, 3&1 

lost foursomes w/B. Burton, 3&2 

won four-ball w/J. Inkster, 2&1 





2002: 2-1-0 

lost foursomes w/K. Kuehne, 3&2 


won four-ball w/M. Redman, 2&1 

2003: 0-2-1 

lost foursomes w/R. Jones, 3&2 


lost four-ball w/A. Stanford, 3&2 

2005: 1-0-1 (partnered w/R. Jones) 







McGann, Michelle 

Singles 

1996: 1-0-0 (def. L. Davies, 3&2) 


Doubles 

1996: 0-1-2 


lost foursomes w/K. Robbins, 4&3 

halved four-ball w/M. Mallon 





Singles 



Doubles 

2009: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/B. Lincicome, 3&2 

won foursomes w/M. Pressel, 2 up 

lost four-ball w/B. Lincicome, 1 down 





Singles 

2011: 0-0-1 

halved with C. Hedwall 


Doubles 

2011: 2-0-1 

won foursomes w/M.Pressel, 3&2 

halved four-ball w/C. Kim 

won four-ball w/ S. Lewis, 2&1 





McPherson, Kristy 

O’Toole, Ryann 

Pepper, Dottie 

Singles 

1990: 1-0-0 (def. M. de Lorenzi, 4&2) 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Reid, 3&2) 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. C. Nilsmark, 6&5) 

1996: 1-0-0 (def. T Johnson, 3&2) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. T. Johnson, 3&2) 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. T. Johnson, 2&1) 


Doubles 

1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/C. Gerring) 



1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/P. Bradley) 



1994: 2-0-0 (partnered w/B. Burton) 





1996: 2-1-0 

won foursomes w/B. Burton, 2&1 

lost foursomes w/B. Burton, 1 down 

won four-ball w/B. King, 1 up 

1998: 3-0-0 


won foursomes w/J. Inkster, 1 up 

won four-ball w/B. Burton, 2 up 

2000: 0-1-1 


halved four-ball w/B. Burton 





Singles 

2007: 1-0-0 (def. S. Pettersen, 2 up) 


Doubles 

2007: 0-0-2 

halved four-ball w/A. Stanford 

halved four-ball w/J. Inkster 





Singles 


2009: 1-0-0 (def. A. Nordqvist, 3&2) 

2011: 1-0-0 (def. A. Nordqvist, 2&1) 


Doubles 

2007: 0-2-1 


halved four-ball w/P. Creamer 

lost four-ball w/C. Kerr, 3&2 

2009: 1-0-1 

halved four-ball w/M. Wie 

won foursomes w/K. McPherson, 2 up 

2011: 3-0-0 

won foursomes w/R. O’Toole, 3&2 







Prammanasudh, Stacy 


Pressel, Morgan 

274 

Singles 

2000: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Koch, 2&1) 

2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/S. Pettersen) 

2003: 1-0-0 (def. A. B. Sanchez, 3&1) 

2005: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Koch, 2&1) 


Doubles 

2000: 0-1-0 

lost four-ball w/N. Scranton, 2&1 

2002: 1-1-0 

lost foursomes w/C. Kerr, 4&3 

won four-ball w/M. Mallon, 2&1 

2003: 1-0-1 

halved foursomes w/A. Stanford 

won four-ball w/R. Jones, 2 up 

2005: 1-1-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Diaz, 1 up 

won foursomes w/P. Hurst, 2 up 





Singles 

1992: 1-0-0 (def. K. Douglas 7&6) 


Doubles 

1992: 0-0-1 

halved four-ball w/B. Burton 




Total points scored 1-1/2 

Redman, Michele 

Richard, Deb 

Robbins, Kelly 

Singles 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. L. Fairclough, 4&2) 

1996: 0-0-1 (halved w/A. Nicholas) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. C. Sorenstam, 2&1) 

2000: 1-0-0 (def. L. Davies, 3&2) 

2002: 1-0-0 (def. M. Hjorth, 5&3) 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Meunier-Lebouc, 

conceded on 12) 


Doubles 

1994: 0-2-0 (partnered w/T.Green) 



1996: 1-2-1 

lost foursomes w/M. McGann, 4&3 

halved foursomes w/M. McGann

won four-ball w/B. King, 2&1 

lost four-ball w/P. Bradley, 6&5 

1998: 2-1-0 



lost four-ball w/S. Steinhauer, 2&1 

2000: 2-1-0 (partnered w/P. Hurst) 




2002: 1-2-0 

lost foursomes w/P. Hurst, 4&2 

won foursomes w/L. Diaz, 3&1 

lost four-ball w/E. Klein, 1 down 

2003: 0-1-2 

halved foursomes w/B. Daniel 

halved foursomes w/M. Mallon 

lost four-ball w/L. Diaz, 1 down 





Singles 

2000: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Moodie, 1 down) 


Doubles 

2000: 0-1-0 (partnered w/M. Redman) 






Scranton, Nancy 

Sheehan, Patty 

Singles 

1990: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Reid, 2&1) 

1992: 0-1-0 (lost to T. Johnson, 2&1) 

1994: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Nicholas, 3&2) 

1996: 1-0-0 (def. C. Nilsmark, 2&1) 


Doubles 

1990: 2-0-0 (partnered w/R. Jones) 



1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/J. Inkster) 



1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/S. Steinhauer) 



1996: 1-2-0 

won foursomes w/R. Jones, 1 up 

lost foursomes w/R. Jones, 4&3 

lost four-ball w/J. Geddes, 3&1 





Singles 

1996: 1-0-0 (def. K. Marshall, 2&1) 


Doubles 

1996: 1-2-0 

won foursomes w/B. Daniel, 1 up 

lost four-ball w/J. Geddes, 1 down 

lost four-ball w/B. Daniel, 6&5 





Singles 


2007: 1-0-0 (def. T. Johnson, 3&2) 

2009: 1-0-0 (def. B. Brewerton, 5&4) 

2011: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Munoz, 1 down) 


Doubles 

2003: 0-1-1 

halved foursomes w/M. Redman 

lost four-ball w/M. Mallon, 3&2 

2007: 1-0-1 

won foursomes w/P. Hurst, 4&2 

halved four-ball w/S. Prammanasudh 

2009: 0-2-1 

lost four-ball w/J. Inkster, 1 down 

halved four-ball w/B. Lang 

lost foursomes w/N. Castrale, 3&1 

2011: 0-2-0 

Lost foursomes w/S. Lewis, 3&2 

Lost foursomes w/S. Lewis, 6&5 





Skinner, Val 

Stanford, Angela 

Steinhauer, Sherri 

Singles 

1994: 1-0-0 (def. D. Reid, 2 up) 

1998: 1-0-0 (def. C. Matthew, 3&2) 

2000: 0-0-1 (halved w/A. Nicholas) 

2007: 0-0-1 (halved w/B. Brewerton) 




Doubles 




1998: 2-1-0 

won foursomes w/D. Andrews, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/K. Robbins, 2&1 

won four-ball w/D. Andrews, 4&3 

2000: 0-1-1 (partnered w/J. Inkster) 



2007: 1-0-1 (partnered w/L. Diaz) 







Ward, Wendy 

Singles 

2009: 1-0-0 (def. H. Alfredsson, 1 up) 

2011: 0-1-0 (lost to S. Pettersen, 1 down) 


Doubles 

2009: 2-0-1 

halved four-ball w/M. Pressel 

won four-ball w/C. Kim, 5&4 

won foursomes w/C. Kerr, 1 up 

2011: 1-2-0 

Won foursomes w/C.Kerr, 2&1 

Lost four-ball w/C. Kerr, 2 down 

Lost four-ball w/B. Lang, 4&3 





Wie, Michelle 

Singles 

2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/A. Sorenstam) 

2003: 0-1-0 (lost to I. Tinning, 2&1) 



Doubles 

2002: 2-1-0 

won foursomes w/B. Daniel, 1 up 

won foursomes w/E. Klein, 3&2 

lost four-ball w/B. Daniel, 4&3 

2003: 0-3-0 


lost foursomes w/H. Bowie, 3&2 


2005: 0-2-0 

lost foursomes w/L. Diaz 

lost four-ball w/P. Hurst 






276

The Solheim Cup Records 

Largest margin of victory in 

individual matches 

Foursomes: 6&5 1990 Gerring/(Pepper) Mochrie 

(USA) def. Wright/Neumann (EUR) 

1990 Sheehan/Jones (USA) def. Reid/Alfredsson (EUR) 

2000 Iverson/Jones (USA) def. Davies/Nicholas (EUR) 

Four-ball: 7&5 1998 Hurst/Jones (USA) def. Hackney 

(Hall)/Gustafson (EUR) 

Singles: 8&7 1990 Bradley (USA) def. T. Johnson 

(EUR) 

Margin of victory in overall 

competition 

7 points 1990 USA defeated Europe 

by a score of 11-1/2 to 4-1/2 

2003 Europe defeated USA 

by a score of 17-1/2 to 10-1/2 


by a score of 13 to 7 

1996 USA defeated Europe 


5 points 1992 Europe defeated USA 

by a score of 11-1/2 to 6-1/2 







3 points 2000 Europe defeated USA 

by a score of 14-1/2 to 11-1/2 


by a score of 15-1/2 to 12-1/2 


by a score of 15-1/2 to 12-1/2 

Most Solheim Cup events 

played (of 12) 

12: Laura Davies (EUR) 

Most matches played (of 53) 


37: Annika Sorenstam (EUR) 


31: Sophie Gustafson (EUR) 

29: Meg Mallon (USA) 

Most matches won 

22: Annika Sorenstam (EUR) 



13: Dottie Pepper (USA); Meg Mallon (USA); 

Sophie Gustafson (EUR) 

12: Catriona Matthew (EUR); 

Suzann Pettersen (EUR) 

Most points earned 

25 points: Laura Davies (EUR) 

24 points: Annika Sorenstam (EUR) 

18-1/2 points: Juli Inkster (USA) 

16-1/2 points: Meg Mallon (USA) 

16 points: Sophie Gustafson (EUR) 

15 points: Catriona Matthew (EUR) 

14-1/2 points: Suzann Pettersen (EUR) 

14 points: Dottie Pepper (USA) 

13-1/2 points: Beth Daniel (USA) 

Paula Creamer (USA) 

12-1/2 points: Cristie Kerr (USA) 

12 points: Helen Alfredsson (EUR) 


Kelly Robbins (USA) 

11-1/2 points Pat Hurst (USA) 

Carin Koch (EUR) 

Team win/loss record 

USA, 8-4 

Winning years: 1990*; 1994*; 1996; 1998*; 2002*; 

2005*; 2007; and 2009* 

Europe, 4-8 

Winning years: 1992*; 2000*; 2003* and 2011* 

*denotes winning at home 

Most foursomes matches 


15 Laura Davies (EUR) 

Annika Sorenstam (EUR) 



11 Helen Alfredsson (EUR) 

Meg Mallon (USA) 

Kelly Robbins (USA) 

Most points scored in 

foursomes competition 

11-1/2 Annika Sorenstam (EUR) 

9 Sophie Gustafon (EUR) 

8-1/2 Laura Davies (EUR) 

7-1/2 Juli Inkster (USA) 

6 Pat Hurst (USA) 

Carin Koch (EUR) 


5-1/2 Kelly Robbins (USA) 

5 Dottie Pepper (USA) 

Most four-ball matches 



14 Annika Sorenstam (EUR) 

12 Cristie Kerr (USA) 

11 Sophie Gustafson (EUR) 

10 Juli Inkster (USA) 




Meg Mallon (USA) 

9 Beth Daniel (USA) 

Trish Johnson (EUR) 



four-ball competition 

10-1/2 Laura Davies (EUR) 

8 Annika Sorenstam (EUR) 

Cristie Kerr 

7 Meg Mallon (USA) 

6-1/2 Suzann Pettersen (EUR) 

5-1/2 Betsy King (USA) 


singles competition 

7 Juli Inkster (USA) 


5-1/2 Meg Mallon (USA) 

5 Dottie Pepper (USA) 


4-1/2 Kelly Robbins (USA) 

Annika Sorenstam (EUR) 

4 Helen Alfredsson (EUR) 

Beth Daniel (USA) 

Most holes won by a 

foursomes team 

9 Hurst/Stanford (USA), 2007, 

vs. Tinning/Hauert (EUR) 

8 Gustafson/Koch (EUR), 2005, 

vs. Diaz/Ward (USA) 

Davies/Nicholas (EUR), 2000, 

vs. Pepper/Inkster (USA) 

Gustafson/Pettersen (EUR), 2003, 

vs. Kerr/Kuehne (USA) 

7 Kim/Gulbis (USA), 2005, 

vs. Nocera/Kreutz (EUR) 

Creamer/Inkster (USA), 2005, 

vs. Davies/Hjorth (EUR) 

Moodie/Matthew (EUR), 2003, 

vs. Inkster/Ward (USA) 

Most holes won by a team in 

four-ball competition 

8 Kim/Wie (USA), 2009 

7 Nilsmark/Koch (EUR), 2000 

Matthew/Moodie (EUR), 2003 

Davies/Sorenstam (EUR), 2005 

Lang/Lincicome (USA), 2009 

6 Nicholas/Alfredsson (EUR), 2000 

Neumann/Meunier-Lebouc (EUR), 2000 

Pepper/Burton (USA), 2000 

Hurst/Robbins (USA), 2000 

A. Sorenstam/Koch (EUR), 2002 

Daniel/Inkster (USA), 2003 

Davies/Pettersen (EUR), 2005 


278 

Castrale/Kerr (USA), 2007 

Matthew/Tinning (EUR), 2007 

Most holes won by an individual 

in four-ball competition 

6 Davies (EUR), 2005, partnered w/S. Pettersen, 

team total 10 birdies 

Alfredsson (EUR), 2000, partnered w/Nicholas, 


5 Gustafson (EUR), 2000, partnered w/T. Johnson, 


Koch (EUR), 2000, partnered w/Nilsmark, 


Burton (USA), 2000, partnered w/Pepper, 


Davies (EUR), 2000, partnered w/Carriedo, 


Hurst (USA), 2000, partnered w/Robbins, 


Moodie (EUR), 2003, partnered w/Matthew, 


Most holes won by an individual 

in singles competition 

8 Creamer (USA), 2005, vs. Davies (EUR) 

Robbins (USA), 2002, vs. Hjorth (EUR) 

7 Burton (USA), 2000, vs. Gustafson (EUR) 

Neumann (EUR), 2000, vs. Hurst (USA)* 

Hurst (USA), 2000, vs. Neumann (EUR)* 

Diaz (USA), 2002, vs. Marti (EUR) 

Diaz (USA), 2003, vs. Esterl (EUR) 

Inkster (USA), 2007, vs. Tinning (EUR) 

Davies (EUR), 2009, vs. Lang (USA)* 

Lang (USA), 2009, vs. Davies (EUR)* 

Kim (USA), 2009, vs. Elosegui (EUR) 

*same match 

Matches ending in halves 

Foursomes: 13 

1992 Sheehan/Inkster (USA) halved with 

Reid/Wright (EUR) 

1996 Robbins/McGann (USA) halved with 

A. Sorenstam/Nilsmark (EUR) 

Mallon/Geddes (USA) halved with 

Neumann/Marshall (EUR) 

2000 Inkster/Steinhauer (USA) halved with 

T. Johnson/Gustafson (EUR) 

2003 Daniel/Robbins (USA) halved with 

Koch/Davies (EUR) 

Stanford/Redman (USA) halved with 

Esterl/Tinning (EUR) 

Mallon/Robbins (USA) halved with 

Moodie/Matthew (EUR) 

2005 Daniel/Creamer (USA) halved with 

Koch/Matthew (EUR) 

Kim/Hurst (USA) halved with 

Gustafson/Johnson (EUR) 

2007 Hurst/Kerr (USA) halved with

Pettersen/Gustafson (EUR) 

Steinhauer/Diaz (USA) halved with 

Hjorth/Nocera (EUR) 

Inkster/Creamer (USA) halved with 

Gustafson/Pettersen (EUR) 

2011 Kerr/Creamer (USA) havled with 

Matthew/Munoz (EUR) 

Four-ball: 16 

1992 Burton/Richard (USA) halved with 

Descampe/T. Johnson (EUR) 

1992 Bradley/(Pepper) Mochrie (USA) halved with 

Alfredsson/Neumann (EUR) 

1996 Mallon/Daniel (USA) halved with 

Alfredsson/Nicholas (EUR) 

McGann/Mallon (USA) halved with 

A. Sorenstam/T. Johnson (EUR) 

1998 King/C. Johnson (USA) halved with 

Davies/C. Sorenstam (EUR) 

2000 Pepper/Burton (USA) halved with 

Neumann/Meunier-Lebouc (EUR) 

Mallon/Daniel (USA) halved with 

Davies/Carriedo (EUR) 

2005 Jones/Mallon (USA) halved with 

Gustafson/Pettersen (EUR) 

Daniel/Inkster (USA) halved with 

Tinning/Johnson (EUR) 

2007 Stanford/Prammanasudh (USA) halved with 

Sorenstam/Hjorth (EUR) 

Creamer/Pressel (USA) halved with 

Johnson/Davies (EUR) 

Creamer/Lincicome (USA) halved with 

Wessberg/Hjorth (EUR) 

Prammanasudh/Inkster (USA) halved with 

Johnson/Tinning (EUR) 

2009 Stanford/Lang (USA) halved with 

Matthew/Luna (EUR) 

Pressel/Wie (USA) halved with 

Matthew/Hjorth (EUR) 

2011 Kim/O’Toole (USA) halved with 

Matthew/Gal (EUR) 

Singles: 17 

1990 King (USA) halved with Wright (EUR) 

1996 Daniel (USA) halved with Neumann (EUR) 

Robbins (USA) halved with Nicholas (EUR) 

1998 Mallon (USA) halved with Gustafson (EUR) 

2000 Hurst (USA) halved with Neumann (EUR) 

Steinhauer (USA) halved with Nicholas (EUR) 

2002 Redman (USA) halved with Pettersen (EUR) 

Ward (USA) halved with A. Sorenstam (EUR) 

Daniel (USA) halved with Koch (EUR) 

2005 Jones (USA) halved with Pettersen (EUR) 

2007 Steinhauer (USA) halved with Brewerton (EUR) 

2009 Lang (USA) halved with Davies (EUR) 

Inkster (USA) halved with Nocera (EUR) 

Kerr (USA) halved with Hjorth (EUR) 

Gulbis (USA) halved with Moodie (EUR) 

2011 Inkster (USA) halved with Davies (EUR) 

O’Toole (USA) halved with Hedwall (EUR) 

Largest point differential (by session) 

First day 

Foursomes matches 4 pts 2000, EUR 4, USA 0 

Four-ball matches 2 pts 2002, USA 3, EUR 1 

2003, USA 3, EUR 1 

Second day 

Foursomes matches 3 pts 1996, EUR 3-1/2, 

USA 1/2 

Four-ball matches 4 pts 2002, EUR 4, USA 0 

Largest lead 

After first day 

First session 4 pts 2000, EUR 4, USA 0 

Total 3 pts 1998, USA 5-1/2, 

EUR 2-1/2 

2000, EUR 5-1/2, 

USA 2-1/2 

After second day 

First session 5 pts 1998, USA 8-1/2, 

EUR 3-1/2 

Total 5 pts 1998, USA 10-1/2, 

EUR 5-1/2 

2000, EUR 9-1/2, 

USA 4-1/2 

Most points won 

First day 

Foursomes 2000, EUR, 4 pts * 

Four-ball 

2002, USA, 3 pts 

2003, USA, 3 pts 

Total 1998, USA, 5-1/2 pts 

2000, EUR, 5-1/2 pts 

* Eight foursomes matches (morning and afternoon 

rounds) were played on Day 1 in 2000. Europe won all 

four foursomes matches in the morning round. Due to 

daylight restrictions, no four-ball matches were played 

on Day 1. 

Second day 

Foursomes 

1996, EUR, 3-1/2 pts 

Four-ball 2000, EUR, 4 pts * 

2002, EUR, 4 pts 

2nd day of matches 1996, EUR, 6 pts 

Two-day total 1998, USA, 10-1/2 pts 

* Six four-ball matches were played on Day 2 in 2000. 

Due to daylight restrictions, no additional matches were 

played this day. 

Overall 

Overall Competition 

Foursomes 

Four-ball 

Singles 

2003, EUR, 17-1/2 pts 

2003, EUR, 6-1/2 pts 

1996, EUR, 5 pts 

2002, EUR, 5 pts 

2003, USA, 5 pts 

2007, EUR, 5 pts 

1996, USA, 10 pts 



Fewest points won 

First day 

Foursomes 2000, USA, 0 pts * 

Four-ball 

2002, EUR, 1 pt 

2003, EUR, 1 pt 

Total 2000, USA 2-1/2 pts 

* Eight foursomes matches (morning and afternoon 

rounds) were played on Day 1 in 2000. Europe won all 

four foursomes matches in the morning round. Due to 

daylight restrictions, no four-ball matches were played 

on Day 1. 

Second day 

Foursomes 

Four-ball 

Day Two of matches 

Two-day total 

Overall 

Overall competition 

Foursomes 

Four-ball 

Singles 

1996, USA, 1/2 pt 

2002, USA, 0 pts 

1996, USA, 2 pts 

2000, USA, 2 pts 

2000, USA, 4-1/2 pts 

2003, USA, 10-1/2 pts 

2003, USA, 1-1/2 pts 

2000, USA, 2 pts 

1996, EUR, 2 pts 

Players to go undefeated in 

singles competition (20) 

1. Jane Geddes (USA), 1-0-0 

2. Cathy Gerring (USA), 1-0-0 

3. Tammie Green (USA), 2-0-0 

4. Natalie Gulbis (USA), 2-0-1 

5. Becky Iverson (USA), 1-0-0 

6. Christina Kim (USA), 3-0-0 

7. Emilee Klein (USA), 1-0-0 

8. Brittany Lang (USA), 1-0-1 

9. Nancy Lopez (USA), 1-0-0 

10. Diana Luna (EUR), 1-0-0 

11. Michelle McGann (USA), 1-0-0 

12. Janice Moodie (EUR), 2-0-1 

13. Stacy Prammanasudh (USA), 1-0-0 

14. Morgan Pressel (USA), 3-0-0 

15. Deb Richard (USA), 1-0-0 

16. Val Skinner (USA), 1-0-0 

17. Sherri Steinhauer (USA), 2-0-2 

18. Linda Wessberg (EUR), 1-0-0 

19. Christel Boeljon (EUR), 1-0-0 

20. Azahara Munoz (EUR), 1-0-0 

21. Caroline Hedwall (EUR), 0-0-1 

22. Vicky Hurst (USA), 1-0-0 

23. Ryann O’Toole (USA), 0-0-1 

Most birdies** 

USA and Europe combined in one session 

93 2009, Singles 


67 2000, 2nd day, four-ball 

European Team only in one session 



35 2000, 2nd day, four-ball 

USA Team only in one session 



By an individual in one session 

7 1996, L. Davies (EUR), 1st day, Four-ball 

2000, P. Hurst (USA), 2nd day, Four-ball 

2002, M. Redman (USA), 1st day, Four-ball 

2005, P. Creamer (USA), Singles 

2005, L. Davies (EUR), 1st day, Four-ball 

2005, R. Jones (USA), 2nd day, Four-ball 

2009, C. Kim (USA), Singles 

2009, M. Hjorth (EUR), Singles 

2011, S. Pettersen (EUR), Singles 

By a four-ball team in one session 

10 2002, Mallon/Redman (USA), 1st day 

2005, Davies/Pettersen (EUR), 1st day 

9 1996, Davies/T. Johnson (EUR), 1st day 

2005, Gustafson/Stupples (EUR), 1st day 

8 1996, A. Sorenstam/Marshall (EUR) 

1996, Pepper/King (USA), 1st day 

1998, King/C. Johnson (USA), 1st day 

2000, Hurst/Robbins (USA) 2nd day 

2002, Icher/Carriedo (EUR), 2nd day 

2003, Pettersen/A. Sorenstam (EUR), 2nd day 

2005, Sorensatm/Matthew, 1st day 

2009, Creamer/Kerr (USA) 

2009, Matthew/Hjorth (EUR), 1st day 

By a foursome team 

7 2000, T. Johnson/S. Gustafson (EUR), 1st day 

2000, J. Moodie/A. Sorenstam (EUR), 1st day 

2000, B. Daniel/M. Mallon (USA), 1st day 

2005, L. Davies/Hjorth (EUR), 1st day 

2011, C. Hedwall/S. Gustafson (EUR), 2nd day 

2011, M. Pressel /Ryann O’Toole (USA), 2nd day 

Low 9-hole scores** 

Foursomes competition 

31 (-5) 2011, Hedwall/Gustafson (EUR), 2nd day 

32 (-4) 2000, Moodie/Sorenstam (EUR), 2nd day 

2011, Stupples/Reid (EUR), 1st day 

2011, Pressel/O’Toole (USA), 2nd day 

2011, Hjorth/Nordqvist (EUR), 2nd day 

33 (-4) 2002, Davies/Marti (EUR), 2nd day 

2002, Icher/Carriedo (EUR), 2nd day 

2002, Jones/Kerr (USA), 2nd day 


280

Four-ball competition 

29 (-6) 1996, Davies/Hackney (Hall) (EUR), 2nd day 

30 (-6) 2003, Gustafson/Tinning (EUR), 1st day 

31 (-6) 2009, Creamer/Kerr (USA), 1st day 

Singles competition 

30 (-6) 2005, Creamer (USA) 

2011, Lang (USA) 

32 (-4) 1998, Mallon (USA) 

2007, Castrale (USA) 

2011, Matthew (EUR) 

2011, Pettersen (EUR) 

2011, Kim (USA) 

Low 18-holes scores** 

Foursomes competition 

66 (-6) 2011, Creamer/Lincicome (USA), 1st day 

67 (-6) 2002, Davies/Marti (EUR), 1st day 

67 (-5) 2000, Moodie/A. Sorenstam (EUR), 1st day 

2011, Pettersen/Gustafson (EUR), 1st day 

68 (-4) 2000, Mallon/Daniel (USA), 1st day 

2011, Lang/Inkster (USA), 1st day 

Youngest/oldest U.S. teams 

(average age) 

U.S. Team, 2009 27.42 years 

U.S. Team, 2000 36.24 years 

Youngest competitors 

Paula Creamer (USA), 

2005 19 years, 1 month, 4 days 

Suzann Pettersen (EUR), 

2002 21 years, 5 months, 13 days 

Oldest competitors 

Juli Inkster (USA), 


Laura Davies (EUR), 


Four-ball competition 

64 (-8) 1996, Pepper/King (USA), 1st day 

65 (-7) 1996, Neumann/Nilsmark (EUR), 1st day 

1998, King/C. Johnson (USA), 1st day 

2003, Gustafson/Tinning (EUR), 1st day 

Singles competition 

65 (-7) 2011, Pettersen (EUR) 

67 (-5) 2007, Prammanasudh (USA) 

2011, Wie (USA) 

68 (-4) 2011, Boeljon (EUR) 

2011, Davies (EUR) 

2011, Gustafson (EUR) 

2011, Hedwall (EUR) 

2011, Munoz (EUR) 

2011, V. Hurst (USA) 

2011, Inkster (USA) 

2011, O’Toole (USA) 

69 (-3) 1998, Gustafson (EUR) 

2007, Castrale (USA) 

2007, Pettersen (EUR) 

70 (-2) 1998, Mallon (USA) 

2007, Hurst (USA) 

2007, Davies (EUR) 

71 (-1) 1996, Burton (USA) 

1996, Robbins (USA) 

1996, Nicholas (EUR) 

2005, Jones (USA) 

** Started keeping the above records with the format 

change in 1996. 

Youngest/oldest European teams 

(average age) 

European Team, 1990 27.34 years 

European Team, 2005 33.45 years 


The Solheim Cup Win/Loss Records 

European Players Comprehensive % of 

Year Four-ball Foursomes Singles Results Total Points Points 

W-L-H W-L-H W-L-H W-L-H Scored Earned 

Alfredsson, Helen 1990 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

1992 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-1 2-1/2 83.33 

1994 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1996 0-0-1 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

1998 1-1-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 2-3-0 2 40.00 

2000 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

2002 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2009 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Total 2-3-2 3-8-0 4-2-0 11-15-2 12 42.86 

Boeljon, Christel 2011 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Total 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Brewerton, Becky 2007 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

2009 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 1-1-0 2-1-0 0-1-1 3-3-1 3-1/2 50.00 

Carriedo, Raquel 2000 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-1 1/2 25.00 

2002 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Total 1-0-1 0-1-0 0-2-0 1-3-1 1-1/2 30.00 

Davies, Laura 1990 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1992 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 3 100.00 

1994 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1996 2-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 3-2-0 3 60.00 

1998 1-0-1 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-1 3-1/2 70.00 

2000 0-0-1 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

2002 1-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 2-3-0 2 40.00 

2003 0-2-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

2005 2-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 3-2-0 3 60.00 

2007 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2009 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-1-1 1/2 25.00 

2011 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Total 9-7-3 8-6-1 5-5-2 22-18-6 25 54.35 

de Lorenzi, Marie-Laure 1990 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

1996 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 33.33 

1998 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 1-3-0 1-3-0 1-2-0 3-8-0 3 27.27 

Descampe, Florence 1992 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

Total 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

Douglas, Kitrina 1992 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0 — 

Total 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0 — 

Elosegui, Tania 2009 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Total 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Esterl, Elisabeth 2003 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Total 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Fairclough, Lora 1994 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

Total 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

Gal, Sandra 2011 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 ½ 16.67 

Total 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

Gustafson, Sophie 1998 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-1-1 1/2 25.00 

2000 1-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2002 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

2003 0-2-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 3-2-0 3 60.00 

2005 0-1-1 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-2-2 2 40.00 

2007 0-1-0 0-0-2 0-1-0 0-2-2 1 25.00 

2009 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 


282




2011 1-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 4-0-0 4 100.00 

Total 3-7-1 7-1-4 3-4-1 13-12-6 16 51.61 

Hackney (Hall), Lisa 1996 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 1 50.00 

1998 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 2-1-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 3-3-0 3 50.00 

Hauert, Bettina 2007 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Total 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Hedwall, Caroline 2011 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

Total 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

Hjorth, Maria 2002 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2005 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

2007 0-0-2 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-1-3 2-1/2 50.00 

2009 1-0-1 1-1-0 0-0-1 2-1-2 3 60.00 

2011 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Total 2-3-3 4-3-1 0-4-1 6-10-5 8-1/2 40.48 

Icher, Karine 2002 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Total 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Johnson, Trish 1990 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

1992 0-0-1 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

1994 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

1996 1-0-1 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 50.00 

1998 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

2000 1-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2005 0-0-1 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-1-2 1 33.00 

2007 0-0-2 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-2 1 33.33 

Total 2-2-5 2-4-2 1-7-0 5-13-7 8-1/2 34.00 

Koch, Carin 2000 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 3 100.00 

2002 2-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-1 4-0-1 4-1/2 90.00 

2003 0-1-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.5 

2005 0-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

Total 3-2-0 5-0-2 2-1-1 10-3-3 11-1/2 71.88 

Kreutz, Ludivine 2005 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Total 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Luna, Diana 2009 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-1/2 75.00 

Total 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-1/2 75.00 

Marshall, Kathryn (Imrie) 1996 1-0-0 0-0-1 0-1-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Total 1-0-0 0-0-1 0-1-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Marti, Paula 2002 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Total 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Matthew, Catriona 1998 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2003 1-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 3-1-1 3-1/2 70.00 

2005 1-1-0 0-1-1 1-0-0 2-2-1 2-1/2 50.00 

2007 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2009 0-0-2 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-2 2 50.00 

2011 0-0-1 1-0-1 1-0-0 1-1-2 3 75.00 

Total 3-2-3 4-2-3 5-1-0 11-8-6 15 60.00 

McKay, Mhairi 2002 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2003 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 1 50.00 

Total 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 2-3-0 2 40.00 

Meunier-Lebouc, Patricia 2000 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-1 1/2 25.00 

2003 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 2 100.00 

Total 1-0-1 0-0-0 1-1-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 


The Solheim Cup Win/Loss Records continued 




Moodie, Janice 2000 0-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2003 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 3-0-1 3-1/2 87.50 

2009 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Total 1-1-0 4-1-1 2-0-1 7-2-2 8 72.73 

Morley, Joanne 1996 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Total 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Muñoz, Azahara 2011 0-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

Total 0-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

Neumann, Liselotte 1990 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1992 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-1 2-1/2 83.33 

1994 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1996 1-1-0 0-1-1 0-0-1 1-2-2 2 40.00 

1998 0-1-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

2000 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-0-1 0-1-2 1 33.33 

Total 3-2-2 1-6-1 2-2-2 6-10-5 8-1/2 40.48 

Nicholas, Alison 1990 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1992 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1994 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1996 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-0-1 0-1-2 1 33.33 

1998 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

2000 1-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-1 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

Total 2-2-1 4-3-0 1-3-2 7-8-3 8-1/2 47.22 

Nilsmark, Catrin 1992 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1 100.00 

1994 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1996 1-1-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 2-2-1 2-1/2 50.00 

1998 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

2000 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 3 100.00 

Total 3-3-0 3-1-1 2-3-0 8-7-1 8-1/2 53.12 

Nocera, Gwladys 2005 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 1 50.00 

2007 0-1-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

2009 1-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-1 3-0-1 3-1/2 87.50 

Total 1-1-0 3-1-1 1-1-1 5-3-2 6 60.00 

Nordqvist, Anna 2009 1-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2011 1-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 2-0-0 2-2-0 0-2-0 4-4-0 4 50.00 

Pettersen, Suzann 2002 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

2003 2-0-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 4-1-0 4 80.00 

2005 1-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1 2-0-2 3 60.00 

2007 1-0-0 0-0-2 0-1-0 1-1-2 2 50.00 

2009 1-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 1-4-0 1 20.00 

2011 1-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

Total 6-2-1 5-3-2 1-3-2 12-8-5 14-1/2 58.00 

Reid, Dale 1990 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1992 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

1994 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1996 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Total 1-2-0 1-2-1 2-2-0 4-6-1 4-1/2 40.90 

Reid, Melissa 2011 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Total 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Sanchez, Ana B. 2003 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Total 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 


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Sorenstam, Annika 1994 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1996 1-0-1 1-0-1 1-0-0 3-0-2 4 80.00 

1998 1-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-2-0 3 60.00 

2000 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2002 1-1-0 2-0-0 0-0-1 3-1-1 3-1/2 70.00 

2003 1-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 4-1-0 4 80.00 

2005 2-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 4-1-0 4 80.00 

2007 1-0-1 1-1-0 0-1-0 2-2-1 2-1/2 50.00 

Total 7-5-2 11-3-1 4-3-1 22-11-4 24 64.86 

Sorenstam, Charlotta 1998 0-1-1 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

Total 0-1-1 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

Stupples, Karen 2005 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

2011 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Total 0-1-0 0-2-0 1-1-0 1-4-0 1 20.00 

Tinning, Iben 2002 1-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2003 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

2005 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.66 

2007 1-0-1 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

Total 2-2-2 0-3-1 2-2-0 4-7-3 5-1/2 39.29 

Wessberg, Linda 2007 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-1/2 75.00 

Total 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-1/2 75.00 

Wright, Pamela 1990 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

1992 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

1994 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

Total 1-2-0 0-2-1 1-1-1 2-5-2 3 33.33 



USA Players Comprehensive % of 



Ammaccapane, Danielle 1992 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 1 50.00 

Total 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 1 50.00 

Andrews, Donna 1994 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1998 1-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 2-0-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 4-3-0 4 57.14 

Bowie (Young), Heather 2003 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

Total 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

Bradley, Pat 1990 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1992 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

1996 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Total 1-1-1 0-2-0 1-2-0 2-5-1 2-1/2 31.25 

Burton, Brandie 1992 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-1 1/2 50.00 

1994 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 3 100.00 

1996 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1998 1-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2000 0-0-1 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Total 2-0-2 3-3-0 3-2-0 8-5-2 9 60.00 

Castrale, Nicole 2007 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2009 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

Total 1-2-0 0-2-0 1-1-0 2-5-0 2 28.57 

Creamer, Paula 2005 1-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 3-1-1 3-1/2 70.00 

2007 0-0-2 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-0-3 3-1/2 70.00 

2009 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2011 2-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 3-1-1 3-1/2 70.00 

Total 4-1-2 4-1-3 3-1-0 11-3-5 13-1/2 71.05 

Daniel, Beth 1990 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 3 100.00 

1992 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 1 50.00 

1994 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1996 0-1-1 1-0-0 0-0-1 1-1-2 2 50.00 

2000 0-0-1 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-3-1 1/2 12.50 

2002 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

2003 2-0-0 0-0-1 0-1-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2005 0-0-1 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-1-2 1 33.33 

Total 4-2-3 3-4-2 3-3-2 10-9-7 13-1/2 51.92 

Diaz, Laura 2002 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2003 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2005 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2007 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Total 1-1-0 2-4-1 3-1-0 6-6-1 6-1/2 50.00 

Geddes, Jane 1996 0-2-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

Total 0-2-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

Gerring, Cathy 1990 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

Total 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

Green, Tammie 1994 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1998 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Total 0-2-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 2-4-0 2 33.33 

Gulbis, Natalie 2005 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2007 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2009 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Total 1-1-0 2-3-0 2-0-1 5-4-1 5-1/2 55.00 

Hurst, Pat 1998 1-0-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2000 1-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-1 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2002 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2005 0-2-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-2-1 2-1/2 50.00 


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2007 0-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

Total 2-4-0 5-2-2 3-1-1 10-7-3 11-1/2 57.50 

Hurst, Vicky 2011 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 1 50.00 

Total 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 1 50.00 

Inkster, Juli 1992 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

1998 1-0-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2000 0-1-0 0-1-1 1-0-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

2002 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2003 2-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2005 0-1-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2007 0-0-1 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-0-2 3 75.00 

2009 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-1 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

2011 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-1 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

Total 3-5-2 6-6-3 6-1-2 15-12-7 18-1/2 54.41 

Iverson, Becky 2000 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Johnson, Chris 1998 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

Total 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

Jones, Rosie 1990 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1996 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1998 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

2000 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

2002 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

2003 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

2005 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-0-2 2 66.66 

Total 5-4-1 3-2-0 3-3-1 11-9-2 12 54.55 

Kerr, Cristie 2002 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

2003 2-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2005 2-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2007 1-1-0 0-1-1 0-1-0 1-3-1 1-1/2 30.00 

2009 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2011 1-1-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 2-2-1 2-1/2 50.00 

Total 8-4-0 2-4-2 1-4-1 11-12-3 12-1/2 48.08 

Kim, Christina 2005 0-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2009 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2011 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-1/2 75.00 

Total 1-1-1 2-1-1 3-0-0 6-2-2 7 70.00 

King, Betsy 1990 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 2-0-1 2-1/2 83.33 

1992 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1994 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1996 2-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 3 100.00 

1998 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

Total 5-1-1 1-2-0 1-3-1 7-6-2 8 53.33 

Klein, Emilee 2002 1-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

Total 1-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

Kuehne, Kelli 2002 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-4-0 0 — 

2003 2-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 2-2-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 2-6-0 2 25.00 

Lang, Brittany 2009 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-0-2 2 66.67 

2011 0-1-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Total 1-1-1 0-2-0 1-0-1 2-3-2 3 42.86 

Lewis, Stacy 2011 1-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Total 1-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 






Lincicome, Brittany 2007 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

2009 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2011 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 2-3-1 1-1-0 1-2-0 4-6-1 4-1/2 40.91 

Lopez, Nancy 1990 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

Total 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

Mallon, Meg 1992 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1994 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1996 0-0-2 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-3 2-1/2 62.50 

1998 1-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-1 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2000 0-0-1 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

2002 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2003 0-1-0 0-1-1 0-1-0 0-3-1 1/2 12.50 

2005 1-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-1 2-1/2 83.33 

Total 5-1-4 3-6-2 5-2-1 13-9-7 16-1/2 56.90 

McGann, Michelle 1996 0-0-1 0-1-1 1-0-0 1-1-2 2 50.00 

Total 0-0-1 0-1-1 1-0-0 1-1-2 2 50.00 

McPherson, Kristy 2009 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Total 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

O’Toole, Ryann 2011 1-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1 2-0-2 3 75.00 

Total 1-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1 2-0-2 3 75.00 

Pepper, Dottie 1990 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1992 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

1994 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 3 100.00 

1996 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

1998 1-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 4-0-0 4 100.00 

2000 0-0-1 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

Total 3-1-2 5-3-0 5-1-0 13-5-2 14 70.00 

Prammanasudh, Stacy 2007 0-0-2 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-2 2 66.67 

Total 0-0-2 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-2 2 66.67 

Pressel, Morgan 2007 0-1-1 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

2009 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-1 2-1/2 83.33 

2011 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 4-0-0 4 100.00 

Total 2-1-2 2-1-0 3-0-0 7-2-2 8 72.73 

Redman, Michele 2000 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

2002 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-1 1-1-1 1-1/2 50.00 

2003 1-0-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 2-0-1 2-1/2 83.33 

2005 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

Total 2-1-0 1-2-1 1-2-1 4-5-2 5 45.45 

Richard, Deb 1992 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-1/2 75.00 

Total 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 1-1/2 75.00 

Robbins, Kelly 1994 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1996 1-1-0 0-1-1 0-0-1 1-2-2 2 50.00 

1998 0-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2000 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2002 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

2003 0-1-0 0-0-2 0-1-0 0-2-2 1 25.00 

Total 2-5-0 4-4-3 4-1-1 10-10-4 12 50.00 

Scranton, Nancy 2000 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 

Total 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0 — 


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Sheehan, Patty 1990 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1992 0-1-0 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

1994 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 1 33.33 

1996 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 1-3-0 3-1-1 1-3-0 5-7-1 5-1/2 42.30 

Skinner, Val 1996 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Total 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 2 50.00 

Stanford, Angela 2003 0-1-0 0-0-1 0-1-0 0-2-1 1/2 16.67 

2007 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-1 2-1/2 83.33 

2009 0-1-1 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-2-1 1-1/2 37.50 

2011 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

Total 0-2-2 1-3-1 2-2-0 3-7-3 4-1/2 34.62 

Steinhauer, Sherri 1994 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 2 66.67 

1998 1-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 3 75.00 

2000 0-1-0 0-0-1 0-0-1 0-1-2 1 33.33 

2007 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-0-1 1-0-2 2 66.67 

Total 1-3-0 3-0-2 2-0-2 6-3-4 8 61.54 

Ward, Wendy 2002 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-0-1 2-1-1 2-1/2 62.50 

2003 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-4-0 0 — 

2005 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0 — 

Total 0-3-0 2-3-0 0-2-1 2-8-1 2-1/2 22.73 

Wie, Michelle 2009 1-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 3-0-1 3-1/2 87.50 

2011 0-2-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 1 25.00 

Total 1-2-1 2-0-0 1-1-0 4-3-1 4-1/2 56.25 


The History of The Solheim Cup 

The Solheim Cup was founded in 1990, when the sponsor Karsten Manufacturing Corporation 

(manufacturers of PING golf equipment) decided that women professional golfers should have an 

equivalent event to The Ryder Cup. 

The event was named after the company’s founder Karsten Solheim and took the form of a biennial 

transatlantic team matchplay competition between European members of the Ladies 

European Tour (LET) and the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA). 

The format of the event has evolved over the years. The first event was played at Lake Nona in Florida 

with 16 points at stake. Four pairings from each team played in the initial foursomes matches, which 

was followed by four more points being played for in the fourball matches. On the final day’s play the 

remaining eight points were decided by eight singles matches. Unfortunately for the Europeans the 

home side took charge from the start, eventually winning the trophy 11 1 ⁄2 - 4 1 ⁄2. 

Two years later, two more points were introduced to the final day’s singles and the Europeans took 

their revenge on their American counterparts, winning the tie 11 1 ⁄2 - 6 1 ⁄2 at Dalmahoy GC in Scotland. 

Back in the USA in 1994, the event developed further, with one more fourball and one extra 

foursomes match pushing the total points available up to 20. For the third time the home side was 

victorious, with the Americans winning 13 - 7. 

In line with the growth in popularity of both of the Tours, eight more matches were introduced into the 

event in 1996. Instead of playing one match a day, competitors would play a foursomes match each 

of the first two mornings and a fourball in the afternoons. With two extra matches introduced into the 

singles, this brought the tally up to 28 for the event and mirrored the men’s Ryder Cup format. 

After two close days at the Marriot St Pierre Hotel and Country Club in Wales, the Americans clinched 

the Solheim Cup’s first away victory, winning the singles 10 - 2 and the tie 17 - 11. The format stayed 

the same back in the States for the fifth Solheim Cup tie and the Americans successfully retained the 

Cup for the third time running, winning the event 16 - 12. 

But the event received another modification when it moved to a new 26-point format at Loch Lomond 

in 2000. The matches featured four Foursome Matches in the morning of day one, followed by four in 

the afternoon. Day two would bring six Fourball Matches only and in a thrilling final day of 12 singles 

matches, Europe defied the critics when they snatched victory from the Americans. 

In 2002 at Interlachen GC, the format reverted to the 28-point format to mirror the Ryder Cup 

matches as it was in 1996. This format continued in future Solheim Cup matches. 

At Interlachen in 2002, the event was full of sudden swings and lead changes, as well as one of the 

most closely contested Solheim Cups to date. Europe won three of four morning foursomes matches 

on Friday, but the US Team rallied to win three of four four-ball matches in the afternoon to tie the 

competition at 4 - 4 after the first day. The home team’s momentum carried over into the morning 

foursome matches on Saturday, where they won three of four matches to take a 7 - 5 lead. But the 

tide turned again in the afternoon as the Europeans swept the four-ball matches to take a 

commanding 9 - 7 lead into the final day. 

The US Team, led by Patty Sheehan, showed their strength in the singles matches on Sunday, 

winning seven of 12 matches and halving three. Wendy Ward, who took world-number-one Annika 


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Sorenstam 18 holes, earned a key half-point. In the final match of the day, Rosie Jones clinched 

The Cup for the US Team with a par putt on the 15th hole. 

Laura Davies earned two points for the European Team and stood as the all-time points’ earner 

in Solheim Cup competition (16) over Dottie Pepper (14), who qualified for the U.S. Team but was 

unable to compete due to injury. Carin Koch continued her stellar Solheim Cup play, posting a 

4-0-1 record to compliment her 3-0-0 record from the 2000 event. Koch’s only blemish on a perfect 

record came in the singles matches when she halved with veteran Beth Daniel after the outcome of 

the event was already decided. 

The Solheim Cup moved dates from the scheduled 2004 to 2003 due to The Ryder Cup matches 

moving into the same years after the September 11 atrocities and were played at Barsebäck GCC 

near Malmö in Sweden. 

The European Team dominated the matches from start to finish. They were led by Swede Catrin 

Nilsmark, who captained her team from crutches due to a ruptured disk in her back that made 

walking almost unbearable. 

The superior shot making exhibited by both sides delighted the first sold out crowd in Solheim 

Cup history and almost 100,000 fans had much to cheer about right from the start as the European 

Team won three of the four morning foursome matches on day one and halved the fourth. 

As in years past, however, the US team rallied in the four-ball format that afternoon to close the 

gap to 4 1 ⁄2 to 3 1 ⁄2. But as the sun rose over the shores of Öresund on day two Europe blazed a trail. 

The home team won three of four points in the morning foursomes matches, then pounced as the 

US team uncharacteristically struggled in the afternoon fourballs, earning two crucial points to take 

a 9 1 ⁄2 to 6 1 ⁄2 lead. 

The final fourball match was one of the most competitive and memorable matches in Solheim Cup 

history, with Suzann Pettersen and Annika Sorenstam carding two dramatic birdies on the final two holes 

to defeat Kelly Robbins and Laura Diaz, 1 up. The media coined it one of the best fourball matches ever 

in the history of the sport and it will long be remembered as both a classic and as the catalyst to 

Europe’s victory heading into Sunday’s singles matches, now three points ahead of the USA. 

Needing to win only five of the 12 singles matches in order to reclaim the Cup, Europe wasted no time 

on Sunday morning. Janice Moodie, Sophie Gustafson, Iben Tinning and Annika Sorenstam all posted 

European blue on the leaderboards by winning their matches. The 2003 Solheim Cup ended when 

Catriona Matthew defeated Rosie Jones on the 17th hole of only the sixth match. Five more matches 

were still being completed, but once Jones missed her birdie try and then conceded Matthew’s 9-foot 

birdie putt, it was all over. 

Three of the five remaining matches were conceded to the European Team once the Cup was 

secured, giving the Europeans the largest margin of victory since the competition began in 1990, 

17 1 ⁄2 - 10 1 ⁄2. 

In the USA in 2005, Europe attempted to reclaim The Cup at Crooked Stick GC under the leadership 

of Catrin Nilsmark. It was a tight competition, with several sudden lead changes. Europe won three 

points out of four in the Friday morning foursomes matches. They had trailed in three matches 

entering the final stretch but the biggest comeback of all came in the final match. Annika Sorenstam 


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and Suzann Pettersen were four down after 12 holes to Michele Redman and Laura Diaz. Sorenstam 

lipped out for a hole in one at the 13th, which set up a run of five winning holes, four with birdies for 

an unlikely one hole victory. 

In the afternoon four-ball matches both Europe and the USA won two points each to give 

The European Team a 5 - 3 overnight lead. 

The US Team, led by Nancy Lopez, claimed three of the four Saturday foursomes matches, to even 

the overall score at 6 - 6 heading into the afternoon four-balls. Both Europe and the USA claimed two 

points each and the overall score was intriguingly poised at 8-all heading into the final day. Europe's 

hopes of making history remained very much alive as a total of 6 points were required to retain the 

Cup with the home side needing 6 1 ⁄2 to regain it. 

The home team won five of the first six singles matches and looked set to sweep to a comfortable 

victory when they added another point from Natalie Gulbis. But the extra half point for the necessary 

14 1 ⁄2 winning total took a while to be secured. 

After Catriona Matthew, Carin Koch and Gwladys Nocera had won their matches, Meg Mallon 

eventually clinched the deal with a 3 and 1 win over Karen Stupples. The Americans, backed by the 

home crowd, eventually won 7 1 ⁄2 points in the singles and regained The Solheim Cup by 15 1 ⁄2 - 12 1 ⁄2. 

The three-point win tied the record for the smallest margin of victory in Solheim Cup history set in 

2000 when The European Team won and in 2002 when the US Team won. 

At The 2007 Solheim Cup in Halmstad, Sweden, Halmstad Golfklubb was the longest venue in The 

Solheim Cup history at 6,615 yards. Swedish captain Helen Alfredsson’s European team attempted 

to regain The Cup from Betsy King’s US squad in conditions which included cold, severe winds and 

heavy rain. The US team had moved ahead by 2 1 ⁄2 – 1 1 ⁄2 after the Friday morning foursomes. Yet a 

rally from the Europeans earned a share of the afternoon four-balls and ended with the US leading 

by 4 1 ⁄2 – 3 1 ⁄2 overall. 

Laura Davies pulled off one of the most remarkable winning pars in the history of the competition at 

the 179-yard par 3 16th hole in the afternoon fourballs. Having hit her tee shot right into a bush, she 

blasted a shot from the undergrowth and down a slope between two bunkers. From there, she holed 

a 50 foot chip shot. With the match all square, Davies and Trish Johnson amazingly halved the match 

with Paula Creamer and Morgan Pressel. 

The Americans held the lead after the first day of the competition for the first time since The 1996 Solheim 

Cup at The Marriot St Pierre Hotel and CC, which was the first time they had won on foreign soil. 

The start of play on day two was delayed by two hours and ten minutes due to gale force winds and 

the teams halved the Saturday morning foursomes two-all in testing conditions. The second day’s 

fourball matches were suspended due to darkness with Europe up in three of the four ties. They took 

the series 3 - 1 on Sunday morning to take a one point lead at 8 1 ⁄2 – 7 1 ⁄2 going into the 12 singles 

matches. Europe needed six points to win but their hopes were dashed when the US team claimed 

the singles 8 1 ⁄2 - 3 1 ⁄2 to finish 16 - 12 ahead overall. 

Nicole Castrale defeated Bettina Hauert 3&2 to claim the victory that gave the US the 14 1 ⁄2 points 

required to win The Cup outright. It was only the second time that an away team had won The 

Solheim Cup and the US team now leads the series by 7 - 3. 


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Annika Sorenstam improved her overall Solheim Cup record to 22-11-4 with a 2-2-1 record at 

Halmstad Golf Club, and continued to reign as the event’s all-time points’ earner with 24 total points. 

At the 11th Solheim Cup tie in 2009 at Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Illinois, USA, Solheim 

Cup captains Beth Daniel of the United States and Alison Nicholas of Europe agreed to switch the 

playing format for the first two days. Four-balls were played in the morning, followed by foursomes 

in the afternoon. In a statement, Daniel said: “I always felt as a player that we would see better golf 

if you played your own ball in the morning and then played alternate shot in the afternoon. As a 

captain, you see more golf out of your players in the morning to help you make your picks in the 

afternoon. Another positive is that fans on the first tee in the morning see four players tee off in a 

group instead of just two.” 

Sophie Gustafson's tee shot at 8:05 a.m. on Friday signalled the official start of the matches. The 

US Team took a slim 2½ to 1½ lead following the morning Four-Ball matches and split the afternoon 

Foursome matches 2 to 2 with the European Team. Three of the four morning matches went to 

the 18th hole and included at least one lead change with Morgan Pressel and rookie Michelle Wie 

overcoming the largest deficit at 2 down to European Team veterans and new mothers Catriona 

Matthew and Maria Hjorth. Pressel and Wie were 1 up on the Europeans before halving the 

18th hole to halve the match – the only halved point of the day. None of the afternoon matches 

went beyond 17 holes, nor did they see a lead change. 

Europe entered the Saturday morning Four-Balls down 4½ to 3 1 ⁄2 , but rallied to tie The 2009 Solheim 

Cup at 6 to 6 before the afternoon Foursomes began. The Europeans took their first lead of the week 

when Sophie Gustafson and Janice Moodie defeated Paula Creamer and Juli Inkster 4 & 3 in the 

afternoon's first Foursomes match. It was Creamer's only match of the day after sitting out the 

morning session for the first-time ever in her Solheim Cup career. 

The next match found Gwladys Nocera and Becky Brewerton, of Europe, soundly handing 

Americans Natalie Gulbis and Christina Kim the duo's first lost when playing together, 5&4. That 

was it for European Team points as Matches 14 and 16 went to 18 holes with the US Team taking 

both points. Teams USA and Europe began the last day tied with 8 points each. Morgan Pressel 

clinched The Solheim Cup for Team USA when she won her match 3&2 against Anna Nordqvist. 

The USA reached the 14 point total required to retain The Cup as the defending champion, before 

Christina Kim won her match against Tania Elosegui 2 up to win the Cup outright. After all 12 singles 

matches concluded, the final result stood at 16 - 12, the USA winning by a four point margin. Team 

USA now led the series 8 - 3, having won the last three matches in a row. 

Back in Europe in 2011, Alison Nicholas made her second appearance as European team captain 

at Killeen Castle in Ireland and was joined by assistants Joanne Morley and Annika Sorenstam. 

The week started in Europe’s favour. Pettersen and Gustafson both won two out of two as Europe 

claimed a slender first day lead, heading into the weekend with a narrow 4½ - 3½ advantage. The 

morning foursomes were shared 2-all, but Europe, ahead in all four matches at one stage, finally 

sneaked the fourballs series 2½ - 1½. Pettersen sank a vital eight-foot birdie putt on the home 

green and joined Gustafson in a one hole victory over Juli Inkster and Brittany Lang. The world 

No.2 then partnered Anna Nordqvist in a stunning final hole win over Cristie Kerr and Michelle Wie 

in the fourballs. Europe stretched its lead on Saturday morning as they snatched a 2½ - 1½ victory in 

the second day foursomes and moved two points ahead, which allowed Nicholas to rest some of her 

key players in the afternoon. However, the afternoon fourball matches streamed red instead of blue 

and America tied the score at 8 - 8. 


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Captain Rosie Jones’ stars earned their stripes and despite Davies and Melissa Reid beating 

Brittany Lang and Michelle Wie 4 and 3, the rest of Europe fell as the Americans fought back. Suzann 

Pettersen and Caroline Hedwall narrowly went down by one hole to Morgan Pressel and Cristie Kerr, 

while rookie debutants Sandra Gal and Christel Boeljon lost 2 and 1 to Stacey Lewis and Ryann 

O'Toole, while Paula Creamer and Brittany Lincicome edged out Azahara Munoz and Maria Hjorth 

3 and 1. It meant that Europe would ultimately have to win the singles, something they had achieved 

only three times in the event’s history and only once in the last six tournaments, to regain The Cup. 

As rain lashed down on the final morning, Europe received an early free point when Cristie Kerr was 

forced to withdraw and concede her singles point to Karen Stupples with an injured wrist. 

There were three postponements to play due to torrential rain and thunderstorms, but out on the 

course, Catriona Matthew gave Europe a great lead with a 6 and 5 victory over the USA talisman, 

Paula Creamer, in the top singles. Sophie Gustafson added a second point for the home side with 

a final green win over Stacy Lewis. 

Brittany Lang then claimed the first point for the USA with a 6 and 5 margin over Sandra Gal. 

Morgan Pressel made sure of four wins for her USA side with a great comeback against Anna 

Nordqvist. The American was two down after eight holes but, following a short rain delay, she came 

back and won five holes in a row and went on to win by 2 and 1. The much-awaited singles between 

51-year-old Juli Inkster, the oldest ever Solheim player, and 47-year-old Laura Davies, the only player 

to have appeared in all 12 Solheim Cups, came down to the last hole. Davies was one up playing 

the par-four 18th and both players bunkered their second shots, but Inkster nearly holed her third 

from 30 yards, while the English woman failed to make a ten foot par putt. The match ended all 

square and it was a half point for the visitors. 

Christina Kim comfortably defeated Maria Hjorth before two rookies both finally won their first Solheim 

Cup points. American Vicky Hurst beat Melissa Reid by two holes and Europe’s Christel Boeljon 

overcame Brittany Lincicome by the same margin. With the score tied at 12½ - 12½, it was then 

left for Europe’s final trio to compete the drama with a breathtaking final half hour as the scoreboard, 

favouring the USA, turned dramatically in Europe’s favour. 

Pettersen, Hedwall and Munoz had a ‘pep-talk’ whilst on a buggy going back out to the course 

after a weather delay. One down to Michelle Wie, Pettersen birdied the last three holes to earn 

a one-hole victory. In the second last singles, Caroline Hedwall, two down two to play against 

Ryann O’Toole, won the last two holes for a vital half point. Azahara Munoz then had the honour 

of clinching the vital point in the final match with a one-hole win over Angela Stanford. For Alison 

Nicholas’s European team the 7 - 5 singles score meant it was a fourth win from 12 contests with 

the narrowest of 15 - 13 victories. America now leads the series by 8 - 4. 


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The Solheim Cup European 

Team Qualifying 2013 

The 2013 European Solheim Cup Team will consist of 12 members of the Ladies European Tour 

(“LET”), selected as follows and the team will be announced on Sunday 4th August 2013 

following the Ricoh Women’s British Open: 

(a) the top 4 players on the LET Solheim Cup points ranking at the end of the Qualifying Period, 

based on Solheim Cup points accumulated from all Ranking Events during the Qualifying Period. 

In the event of a tie (equal points), placings shall be determined in favour of the player with the 

higher ranking on the Rolex Women’s World Rankings at the end of the Qualifying Period; and 

(b) the top 4 LET members appearing on the Rolex Women’s World Rankings at the end of the 

Qualifying Period who are not already qualified under (a) above. In the event of a tie (equal 

points), placings shall be determined in favour of the player with the higher ranking on the LET 

Solheim Cup points ranking at the end of the Qualifying Period; and 

(c) a further 4 LET members selected by the European Solheim Cup Team Captain. 

For further details please see: www.solheimcupeurope.com/content.php?id=1584 

Tournament Ranking Events with Ranking Events with Solheim Cup 

Placing a prize fund of less a prize fund of points for 

than €750,000 €750,000 or greater Major 

(excluding Major Championships 

Championships) 

1 40 60 80 

2 24 36 60 

3 18 27 40 

4 16 24 36 

5 14 21 32 

6 12 18 30 

7 10 15 28 

8 8 12 26 

9 6 9 24 

10 4 6 22 

11 20 

12 18 

13 16 

14 14 

15 12 

16 10 

17 8 

18 6 

19 4 

20 2 


The Solheim Cup 

US Team Qualifying 2013 

2013 U.S. Solheim Cup Team Points Distribution 

Non-Solheim Cup Year 

(beginning at 2011 CN Canadian Women’s 

Open through 2012 season) 

1st – 40 11th – 11 

2nd – 20 12th – 10 

3rd – 19 13th – 9 

4th – 18 14th – 8 

5th – 17 15th – 7 

6th – 16 16th – 6 

7th – 15 17th – 5 

8th – 14 18th – 4 

9th – 13 19th – 3 

10th – 12 20th – 2 

Solheim Cup Year 

(2013 LPGA Tour season) 

1st – 60 11th – 16.5 

2nd – 30 12th – 15 

3rd – 28.5 13th – 13.5 

4th – 27 14th – 12 

5th – 25.5 15th – 10.5 

6th – 24 16th – 9 

7th – 22.5 17th – 7.5 

8th – 21 18th – 6 

9th – 19.5 19th – 4.5 

10th – 18 20th – 3 

Notes: 

- Points are doubled at the four LPGA major championships (Kraft Nabisco Championship, Wegmans LPGA 

Championship, U.S. Women’s Open and RICOH Women’s British Open). 

- Players began earning points toward the 2013 Solheim Cup at the 2011 CN Canadian Women’s Open. 

- Players earn points at official LPGA tournaments. 


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2013 LET Tour Guide (pdf) - Ladies European Tour

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