2013 LET Tour Guide (pdf) - Ladies European Tour

Haninge Open. 1991 Ford Classic, Bloor Homes
Eastleigh Classic.
OTHER VICTORIES
(1) 1993 Rorstrand Open (Sweden). World Team
Championship: 1992
SOLHEIM CUP
1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000 (Captain), 2002 (Captain)
TOUR RECORD:
(Year, earnings/points, ranking)
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
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Melissa Reid
Country
England
Born
19 September 1987 – Derby
Turned Professional December 2007
Joined Tour December 2007
LET Career Earnings (Euro) 798,811.32
LET Tournaments Played 62
Tournaments Won (last) 4 (2012 Raiffeisenbank
Prague Golf Masters)
Top Ten Finishes 27
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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