2013 LET Tour Guide (pdf) - Ladies European Tour
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one week in 2005 as part of the Red Bull Master Class.<br />
Twitter: @FlicJohnsonGolf<br />
<strong>LET</strong> VICTORIES<br />
(2) 2009 Tenerife <strong>Ladies</strong> Open, 2011 Lacoste <strong>Ladies</strong><br />
Open de France<br />
TOUR RECORD:<br />
(Year, earnings/points, ranking)<br />
2007 €33,480.41 61<br />
2008 €90,360.20 25<br />
2009 €93,599.70 15<br />
2010 €30,161.20 68<br />
2011 €67,130.37 32<br />
2012 €93,263.30 20<br />
Trish Johnson<br />
Country<br />
England<br />
Born<br />
17 January 1966 - Bristol<br />
Turned professional 1987<br />
Joined <strong>Tour</strong> 1987<br />
Career victories (last) 21 (2010)<br />
<strong>LET</strong> Victories 18<br />
Other Victories 3<br />
Career Holes-in-one 3<br />
Playoff Record 1/4<br />
Career Earnings (Euro) 2,227,232.46<br />
<strong>Tour</strong>naments Played 316<br />
Top Ten Finishes 104<br />
Lowest Round 58 (-7); 62 (-11)<br />
PROFESSIONAL<br />
n In 2012, played in 19 tournaments, recorded 8 top 10<br />
finishes with a season best 3rd at the Tenerife Open de<br />
Espana and tied 3rd at the ISPS Handa <strong>Ladies</strong> British<br />
Masters. Season’s earnings €124,438.10 (10).<br />
n In 2011, played in 18 tournaments and best finish<br />
was a tie for 9th at the <strong>Ladies</strong> Scottish Open.<br />
n In 2010, claimed the Tenerife <strong>Ladies</strong> Open at<br />
Buenavista Golf Club and the Open de France Feminin<br />
at Paris International Golf Club, where she defeated<br />
Italy’s Diana Luna on the first play-off hole. Johnson<br />
achieved Life Membership of the <strong>LET</strong> according to the<br />
<strong>LET</strong>’s qualifying criteria with 20 points, after the <strong>LET</strong><br />
Membership voted to award points to winners of the<br />
Comunitat Valenciana <strong>European</strong> Nations Cup<br />
retrospectively.<br />
n In 2008, represented England at the inaugural VCI<br />
<strong>European</strong> <strong>Ladies</strong> Golf Cup at La Sella Resort in Spain<br />
and won the event partnering Rebecca Hudson.<br />
n In 2007, won the BMW <strong>Ladies</strong> Italian Open at Sheraton<br />
Parco de- Medici in Rome and qualified automatically for<br />
eighth appearance on the <strong>European</strong> Solheim Cup Team.<br />
Posted a 0-1-2 win-loss-draw record at Halmstad taking<br />
all-time Solheim record to 5-13-7.<br />
n In 2005, finished second at the Arras Open de France<br />
Dames and Wales <strong>Ladies</strong> Championship in 2005 which<br />
secured a place on the <strong>European</strong> Solheim Cup team.<br />
n In 2004, won the Wales <strong>Ladies</strong> Open in fine style with<br />
a closing 8-under par 65 to deny close friend Laura<br />
Davies. Finished second on the OOM behind Davies,<br />
her best season since 2000.<br />
n In 2000, represented Europe for sixth time in the 2000<br />
Solheim Cup and helped to secure 2.5 out of a possible<br />
4 points for the victorious <strong>European</strong> team. Won 2000<br />
The Daily Telegraph <strong>Ladies</strong> British Masters presented<br />
by Kellogg’s.<br />
n In 1999, Twice matched record for lowest nine holes<br />
in 1999 with 29 in both Cantor Fitzgerald Laura Davies<br />
Invitational and Palmeraie Marrakech Open. Also equalled<br />
record for most consecutive birdies when she started<br />
final round of Marrakech Palmeraie Open with seven<br />
straight birdies.<br />
n In 1996, Set <strong>Tour</strong> records in the 1996 French Open<br />
at Le Golf d’Arras with opening round of 62 followed<br />
by 36-hole total of 130 and 200 for 54 holes. Missed<br />
first cut in 30 tournaments at the 1996 Weetabix<br />
Women’s British Open.<br />
n In 1992, Shared individual honours with Lotta<br />
Neumann in 1992 World Team Championship in Taiwan.<br />
Beat Patty Sheehan, US & British Open Champion, in<br />
Europe’s 1992 Solheim Cup triumph.<br />
n In 1990, completed four victories to win 1990 Order<br />
of Merit.<br />
n In 1987, Johnson turned professional and won<br />
three tournaments in her rookie season on the <strong>Ladies</strong><br />
<strong>European</strong> <strong>Tour</strong>, as well as finishing as the Rookie of the<br />
Year. She also won the LPGA’s Qualifying School at<br />
Sweetwater.<br />
AMATEUR<br />
Completed an outstanding amateur career by earning<br />
four out of four points when Great Britain & Ireland won<br />
Curtis Cup at Prairie Dunes in 1986. South Western<br />
Champion 1983, 1984. England Under-23 and Under-21<br />
Champion 1984. England Amateur Champion, England<br />
Strokeplay Champion, England Under-23 Champion<br />
1985. Represented GB&I in World Amateur Team<br />
Championship 1986.<br />
PERSONAL<br />
179cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Excellent record<br />
in tough conditions after learning game on Royal North<br />
Devon's exposed links at Westward Ho. Coached by<br />
Richard Lawless, from The Wiltshire Golf Club. One of<br />
Arsenal FC's biggest fans and attends every match while<br />
she is at home and enjoys a healthy banter about football<br />
with Solheim Cup partner and close friend Laura Davies.<br />
Lists sports, going to the theatre and music amongst her<br />
other interests.<br />
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