LET Media Guide 2009 by Jane Jordan

TOUR GUIDE 2009

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2009 Tour Guide Acknowledgements: Managing Editor: Bethan Cutler Design: Jordan Twigg Design Photography: Tristan Jones With special thanks to the LPGA Communications Department.

The staff and supporters of the Ladies European Tour 2009 wish all the players a great golfing year

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Contents Page

Message from the Executive Director

Ladies European Tour 2009 Schedule

Board of Directors

Staff

Associated Partners

Ladies European Tour Players Council

Media Guidelines

Ladies European Tour 2008 Awards

Ladies European Tour 2009 Exemption Categories

Players Biographies

Ladies European Tour 2008 Tournament Reports

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Ladies European Tour 2008 Performance Charts

158

New Star Money List 2008

166

Ladies European Tour 2008 Statistics

170

Ladies European Tour 2008 Tour Records

172

Ladies European Tour Statistics 1979-2008

175

Ladies European Tour All Time Records

176

Ladies European Tour Past Tournament Winners

184

US Major Championships 2009

195

Major Records

196

The 2009 Solheim Cup European Team Selection

202

The History of The Solheim Cup

206

The Solheim Cup Facts

209

The Solheim Cup Results

212

The Solheim Cup Records

222

Information on the Rolex Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s World Rankings

253

Ladies European Tour 2009

Message from the Executive Director Welcome to the 2009 edition of the Ladies European Tour guide, which follows an action packed 2008 season. As the Tour celebrated its 30th anniversary, our membership enjoyed an unprecedented number of events, all excellently promoted and staged, around the world. We played at new or re-introduced tournaments in Australia, Spain, Turkey, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, China and Korea. Gwladys Nocera achieved great success as winner of five LET tournaments and won the 2008 New Star Money List, as well as the Players’ Player of the Year Award. Melissa Reid added her name to an impressive list of winners of the Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year Award, in association with the Bill Johnson Trophy and five members claimed their maiden tour victories: Emma Zackrisson, Lotta Wahlin, Anne-Lise Caudal, Martina Eberl and Anja Monke. At the season-ending Dubai Ladies Masters, Annika Sorenstam stepped away from competitive play and it would be remiss not to acknowledge her fantastic achievements, including 89 individual titles. As a business, the LET is delighted to present another strong schedule which consolidates its recent growth despite the economic down turn. The 2009 schedule features 26 events in 22 different countries with total prize money in excess of €12.1 million, which is the most in history. We have stabilised our position and are seeing continued support from all of our loyal sponsors. New Star Asset Management has renewed its sponsorship of the LET’s official ‘New Star Money List’ and New Star Rookies until 2011, while John Deere will continue as the tour’s Official Supplier of Golf Course Machinery until the end of 2010. Abacus and ecco have extended their agreements as the Official Clothing and Shoe suppliers to the Ladies European Tour respectively. Meanwhile the R&A continues to contribute to the tour’s development. The Solheim Cup will be at the forefront of everyone’s thoughts this year and let’s hope that Alison Nicholas and her team can bring back The Cup from the USA in August. Finally, we would like to thank everyone who is involved with the Ladies European Tour, including all of the sponsors, media and spectators. We look forward to seeing you on the fairways throughout the year and hope that you enjoy the best of sporting action.

ALEXANDRA ARMAS Executive Director, Ladies European Tour Ladies European Tour 2009

2009 Schedule DATE

COUNTRY

EVENT/VENUE

CONTRACTED PRIZE FUND

EURO

Feb 5-8

AUSTRALIA

ANZ Ladies Masters * Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland

AUD $600,000

€296,966

Feb 12-15

AUSTRALIA

Women’s Australian Open * Metropolitan Golf Club, Melbourne

AUD $500,000

€247,471

April 23-26

SPAIN

Comunitat Valenciana European Nations Cup La Sella Golf Resort, Alicante

EUR 325,000

€325,000

May 14-17

SWITZERLAND

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open Golf Gerre Losone, Ticino

EUR 525,000

€525,000

May 21-24

GERMANY

HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open presented by Audi Golfpark Gut Häusern, Nr. Munich

EUR 250,000

€250,000

TBC

ITALY

Ladies Italian Open TBC

EUR 400,000

€400,000

June 5-7

NETHERLANDS

ABN AMRO Ladies Open Eidhovensche Golf, Valkenswaard

EUR 250,000

€250,000

Ladies Open of Portugal Golden Eagle Golf Club, Rio Maior

EUR 200,000

€2000,000

June 12-14

PORTUGAL

June 26-28

IRELAND

AIB Ladies Irish Open Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin

EUR 500,000

€500,000

July 2-4

NORWAY

SAS Masters Larvik Golf Club, Larvik

EUR 200,000

€200,000

Open de Espana Femenino TBC

EUR 275,000

€275,000

July 16-19 July 23-26 July 30-2 Aug

SPAIN FRANCE ENGLAND

EVIAN MASTERS * Evian Masters GC, Evian-Les-Bains

US $3,250,000 €2,430,258

RICOH WOMEN'S BRITISH OPEN * Royal Lytham and St Annes Golf Club, Lancashire

US $2,200,000

Ladies European Tour 2009

€1,645,098

DATE

COUNTRY

EVENT/VENUE

CONTRACTED PRIZE FUND

Aug 6-9

WALES

S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe Royal St. David Golf Club, Harlech

Aug 13-16

SWEDEN

Göteborg Masters Lycke Golf Club, Gothenburg

Aug 21-23

USA

SOLHEIM CUP Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Illinois

Aug 28-30

FINLAND

EURO

£350,000

€390,565

EUR 250,000

€250,000

Finnair Masters Helsinki Golf Club, Tali

EUR 200,000

€200,000

Sept 10-13

AUSTRIA

UNIQA Ladies Gold Open presented by Raiffeisen Golfclub Föhrenwald, Wiener Neustadt

EUR 250,000

€250,000

Sept 17-20

FRANCE

Vedorbis/Randstad Open de France Dames Golf d’Arras, Nord-Pas de Calais

EUR 350,000

€350,000

Sept 24-27

SPAIN

Tenerife Ladies Open Golf Costa Adeje, Tenerife

EUR 300,000

€300,000

Madrid Ladies Masters Casino Club de Golf Retamares, Madrid

EUR 400,000

€400,000

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open * Suzhou Taihu International Gold Club, Shanghai

EUR 200,000

€200,000

Korean Ladies Masters * TBC

US $350,000

€261,720

Indian Ladies Masters TBC

EUR 200,000

€200,000

Dubai Ladies Masters Emirates Golf Course (Majlis Course)

EUR 500,000

€500,000

Oct 2-4

SPAIN

Oct 30 - Nov 1 CHINA TBC TBC Dec 10-13 Dec 18-20

KOREA INDIA DUBAI SOUTH AFRICA

Women’s World Cup of Golf* TBC

US $1,400,000 €1,046,880

Ladies European Tour 2009

Board of Directors

Karen Lunn Chairman

Helena Alterby

Diane Barnard Vice-Chairman

Karen Margrethe Juul

Vivek Batra

Ladies European Tour 2009

Alexandra Armas Executive Director

Marta Prieto

Ronny Lemmens

Lara Tadiotto

Roland Specker

Management & Staff ALEXANDRA ARMAS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 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 MARK CASEY

BETHAN CUTLER

Director of Operations & the European Solheim Cup

Media Manager

Leads The Solheim Cup in Europe including all strategic and future plans. In addition works across a number of events and projects to develop the LET. Oversees tournament operations working closely with the Director of Tournament Operations.

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.

Responsible for communicating the Tourâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s news and information to the print and broadcast media. Drives the production of the Media Guide and acts as editor to the Tourâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s official website. Media point of contact for access to all players and officials.

IGNACIO EVANGELIO Event Executive Works as part of the commercial team. Responsible for coordinating the delivery of promoter requirements and sponsor benefits. Also works with the administration and planning of The 2009 Solheim Cup.

EVA-LOTTA STERNMARKER PING Junior Solheim Cup Executive Joined the tour in 2003. Responsible for managing relationships with all parties involved in The PING Junior Solheim Cup 2009.

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Tournament Operations

CYPRIEN COMOY

ANDY LOTT

Director of Tournament Operations

Senior 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.

Oversees 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.

YVONNE CASSIDY

STEVE KAVANAGH

Tournament Director

STEPHANIE GUIROY

GIULIA FRANCHINI

Tournament Administrator

Responsible for running the on-site Tournament Office at LET events, player registration and score recording. Assists the Tournament Directors and Officials with tournament administration and ensures that players and staff have ready access to any relevant information.

PAULI VAN MEERSBERGEN

MARC VANDE BROEK

Tournament Administrator

Chief 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.

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Tournament Operations continued AGUSTIN ALONSO

ROWLAND HILL

Rules Official

Tournament Administration PETER EDEN

SALLY MCPHERSON

Finance Manager

Membership Manager

Joined the Tour in 2008 and now responsible for all financial matters including financial reporting and budgeting. Oversees the Tourâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s I.T. systems and looks at developing these as appropriate.

In 2008 Sally became responsible for player relations and works closely with the playersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; council in the development of the policies and oversees the implementation of these policies.

ELLIE BREDE Membership Services and Operations Assistant Responsible for membership administration, and communicating tour news to the membership. Controls the tournament entry and withdrawal system. Also operates tournament and Qualifying School administration. Ellie also supports the tournament team in the office.

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Associated Partners ROBIN BERTAUT

MARK FULTON

Little Truck Transport

Ark Productions

TRISTAN JONES

JULIAN MOONEY

Photography

Greenkeeping Consultant

ADAM OLARENSHAW

RAY SMITH

Osteopath

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Scoring

Players Council

Rebecca Hudson Chairman

Elisabeth Esterl

Bettina Hauert

Ludivine Kreutz

Joanne Mills

Ana Belen Sanchez

Ellen Smets

Laura Terebey

Johanna Westerberg

Ladies European Tour 2009

Media and Television Guidelines I

GENERAL REGULATIONS

The following regulations are to be followed by ALL of the media: 1. A daily ‘Inside the ropes’ armband or access pass is necessary to walk inside the gallery ropes. It is imperative that you remain one arms length away from the ropes where practicable and appear to be a part of the gallery at all times. Please note that the gallery should still be able to see the play and crouch when possible so the spectators behind you do not miss the action. 2. Players are not to be distracted at any time during play. Do NOT interview players or ask them to pose for photographs during their rounds. 3. Also, do not ask players for interviews during practice sessions, on the driving range or putting greens, practice bunkers, except with the prior arrangement of the player and the Press Officer. 4. If an interview is to be conducted in the practice area, please take into consideration the needs of other players. It is best done away from the cordoned off section for practice.

WORKING PRESS REGULATIONS

To avoid any embarrassment to you or distraction to the players, officials and caddies: 1. Do not walk or stand in playing areas. 2. Follow directions of the marshals or officials. 3. Do not interview during play. The winning pairing, team, captain or player will be brought to the Media Centre for an official interview. Media who request interviews individually with players will be assisted as much as possible, but ultimately, it will be down to the individual journalist to arrange an interview with the player’s agreement.

TAPE RECORDER REGULATIONS

1. All tape recorder/Dictaphone work should be, where possible, conducted within the confines of the Media Centre or adjacent area. 2. Tape Recorders, mobile telephones, Dictaphones, cameras and other electrical devices are not permitted in the locker rooms. 3. Mobile Telephones are NOT permitted anywhere on the course.

WEATHER DELAY SITUATIONS

1. During weather delay situations, no one other than the players and essential staff will be permitted inside the locker rooms. This means that media are not allowed inside the locker rooms in such situations. However, where possible, the Press Officer will arrange for players to be made available for a short comment during such situations.

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PHOTOGRAPHY REGULATIONS

Photographic credentials will only be issued to personnel on assignment from recognised and accredited publications or news agencies. Requests for credentials must be made by the appropriate publications or news agencies and NOT by the photographer. The Ladies European Tour reserves the right to refuse photo credentials in its sole discretion. Photographic likenesses of Ladies European Tour members, staff, officials and courses and USA Solheim Cup team members may only be used by the publications or news agencies which the photographer represents. Any other use must be approved in advance in writing by the Ladies European Tour. Commercial exploitation of player or course photographs without the written consent of the players, members, staff, course owners or the Ladies European Tour is strictly prohibited. A limited number of photographic ‘Inside the ropes’ accreditation will be issued by the media manager at each event to avoid overcrowding. Photographers who do not have the necessary bibs, armbands or any other kind of accreditation for inside the ropes use, must stay outside the ropes at all times. Accredited written press may not take any form of camera equipment ‘inside the ropes’. Photographic assistants may not go inside the ropes. Cameras may only be used by accredited media who have been assigned photo credentials and as such are subject to the following conditions: 1. Photographers with ‘Inside the ropes’ accreditation must stay within one arms length of the ropes at all times. 2. The use of golf carts, ladders or any other equipment to gain extra advantage is prohibited at all times. 3. Photographers must NOT position themselves in the line of play at any time. If requested to move by a player or her caddie, and official or a marshal, the photographer must do so without delay or discussion. 4. No photograph will be taken until a player has completed her stroke. 5. Players should not be asked to pose during play at any time. 6. Noise free camera equipment must be used at all times. Those photographers with loud shutters on their equipment may be asked to use at least a 300mm lens to avoid sound interference with players.

7. No flash photography is allowed at any time during play. 8. Cameras are NOT allowed in the locker rooms or Tournament Office at any event.

INTERNET SERVICE REGULATIONS

Media credentials will be issued only to personnel on assignment from recognised golf, or legitimate news internet sites, as determined by the Ladies European Tour in its sole discretion. Individuals representing multiple interests must agree to be bound by all media regulations. 1. Coverage of any event via the Internet must be part of the news portion of the site and not purport to be live, ball-by-ball or real time coverage. These rights are owned wholly by the Ladies European Tour. If any Internet site wishes to cover the event ‘live’, written permission from the Ladies European Tour must be sought in advance. 2. Scoring information appearing on the site may be provided no sooner than thirty minutes (30) after the actual occurrence of the shots, or after the time such information is legally available as public domain information if sooner than thirty minutes after the actual occurrence of the shots. 3. Photographic images of the Ladies European Tour, or The Solheim Cup players may be used for legitimate news coverage only, and may be used together with news stories during the day’s play, so long as such photographs are not used with other ‘real time’ or ‘live scoring’ or other ‘live’ information to create a shot-by-shot analysis of the day’s play. Commercial exploitation of these images without written consent of the Ladies European Tour is strictly prohibited.

RADIO COVERAGE

The Ladies European Tour retains exclusive rights to all events on the Ladies European Tour schedule. No live, or tape delayed broadcast of any portion of any Ladies European Tour event is permitted without the written consent of the Ladies European Tour. Stations that have not purchased the rights to originate shot-by-shot coverage are permitted to broadcast highlights and coverage of such events under the following conditions: 1. Coverage shall not be in excess of three minutes of highlights and may not purport to be live, shot-by-shot coverage from the course. 2. All highlights or news coverage must be part of a regularly scheduled news and/or sports programmes and may not be broadcasted after seven days from the conclusion of play on that day. 3. The use of golf carts is prohibited at all times 4. Only personnel with approved accreditation will

be permitted into the media centre and locker room areas. 5. Radio broadcasters are NOT permitted inside the ropes at any time. 6. Broadcasters are not permitted to talk to, or interview players during play or after the round until the player has signed her scorecard. The Press Officer at the event will decide whether the player must go to written press or television first, before Radio stations. 7. No radio transmitting equipment or microphones are permitted in the locker room at any time.

TELEVISION GUIDELINES

1. All broadcasters and News/ENG crews will require accreditation to operate within the Ladies European Tour venue or Solheim Cup site. 2. Where one country is a rights holder, 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. Proof of clearance must be obtained before accreditation can be processed. 3. Only accredited crews are allowed inside the ropes. Ark Productions, LET Production Co are also allowed inside the ropes if required, but must be aware of host broadcaster camera placements. No other crews are allowed inside any roped off areas. 4. All accredited ENG crews on site must display the appropriate accreditation. (This does not allow access into the Media Centre, without the appropriate media accreditation credentials). 5. All accredited ENG crews may have access to the course outside of any roped off areas. Roped off areas will be provided for ENG crews at practice locations. 6. Camera operators must NOT position themselves in the line of play at any time. If requested to move by a player or her caddie, official or a marshal, the camera operator must do so without delay or discussion. 7. The use of golf carts is restricted to the rights owning television network and may not be used by any other broadcaster in the execution of their assignment. 8. All ENG crews may have access to an area within the Media Centre interview room only, provided their reporter accompanies them. The reporter may take part in the interviews. Please note that any breach of the above will result in the dismissal of the crew from the course and removal of accreditation for the entire crew.

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Awards 2008 New Star Money List and Players’ Player of the Year Gwladys Nocera (France) The New Star Money List prize was awarded to the leading money winner on the Ladies European Tour in 2008. The Players’ Player of the Year is awarded to the player nominated as the outstanding player of the year by her fellow professionals. Earnings of €391,839.58 from 23 tournaments. G

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Winner of five tournaments in 2008 as follows: Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies’ Scottish Open, ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands, SAS Ladies Masters in Norway, Goteborg Masters in Sweden and Madrid Ladies Masters in Spain. Seven further top ten finishes. Winner of 10 LET tournaments in total.

The Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year Award (in association with the Bill Johnson Trophy)

Melissa Reid

(England)

The Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year Award is presented to the rookie finishing in the highest position on the New Star Money List. A rookie is a member playing in her first season on the Ladies European Tour. G

Best results: 2nd three times, at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in Holland, the Ladies English Open and at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark. Finished 12th on the 2008 New Star Money List with earnings of €136,606.02 from 16 events. Ladies European Tour 2009

cI knew after the Saturday that I could beat Laura Daviesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; record but I just told my caddie Raf to try not to think about that. We set off on the Sunday just trying to play and see how the day went and, if I was playing well, we would think again. I told him after the 12th that I had enough shots in hand to just think about the record and it came off.d

Gwladys Nocera eclipsed Laura Daviesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s four round winning record by four shots at the Goteborg Masters in Sweden with a total of 29-under-par.

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Exemption Categories 2009 I Exemption Category: 001 [Life Members (lifetime exemption)] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Sophie Gustafson Liselotte Neumann Alison Nicholas Dale Reid Annika Sorenstam

SWE ENG FRA SWE SWE ENG SCO SWE

Total Members in Exemption Category: 8

I Exemption Category: 002

Becky Brewerton

WAL

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Sophie Giquel Linda Wessberg Trish Johnson Virginie Lagoutte-Clement Stephanie Arricau Cecilia Ekelundh KM Juul Veronica Zorzi Lynn Brooky Riikka Hakkarainen Ludivine Kreutz Kirsty Taylor

FRA SWE ENG FRA FRA SWE DEN ITA NZ FIN FRA ENG

Total Members in Exemption Category: 29

[Winners of OoM, British Open Evian] 9 10 11 12 13

Catrin Nilsmark Paula Marti Karen Stupples Iben Tinning Gwladys Nocera

SWE ESP ENG DEN FRA

Total Members in Exemption Category: 5

I Exemption Category: 003 [LET Ranking Tournament Winners] 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Anja Monke Martina Eberl Rebecca Hudson Amy Yang Suzann Pettersen Lotta Wahlin Hee-Kyung Seo Minea Blomqvist Anne-Lise Caudal Bettina Hauert Emma Zackrisson Lisa Hall Nikki Garrett Joanne Mills Catriona Matthew Ashleigh Simon

GER GER ENG KOR NOR SWE KOR FIN FRA GER SWE ENG AUS AUS SCO SA

I Exemption Category: 005 [Top 80 from Exempt Rankings] 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66

Melissa Reid Tania Elosegui Marianne Skarpnord Nina Reis Georgina Simpson Samantha Head Felicity Johnson Carmen Alonso Lisa Holm Sorensen Louise Stahle Diana Luna Ursula Wikstrom Maria Boden Johanna Westerberg Lora Fairclough Kirsty S Taylor Marta Prieto Karen Lunn Emma Cabrera-Bello Stacy Lee Bregman Federica Piovano Stefania Croce Caroline Afonso Clare Queen Ladies European Tour 2009

ENG ESP NOR SWE ENG ENG ENG ESP DEN SWE ITA FIN SWE SWE ENG ENG ESP AUS ESP SA ITA ITA FRA SCO 19

Exemption Categories 2009 continued

67 Martina Gillen IRE 68 Dana Lacey AUS 69 Anna Rawson AUS 70 Maria Verchenova RUS 71 Melodie Bourdy FRA 72 Jade Schaeffer FRA 73 Beatriz Recari ESP 74 Leah Hart AUS 75 Julie Tvede DEN 76 Denise-Charlotte Becker GER 77 Lill Kristin Saether NOR 78 Lee-Anne Pace SA 79 Titiya Plucksataporn THA 80 Christine Hallstrom SWE 81 Marina Arruti ESP 82 Rebecca Coakley IRE 83 Kiran Matharu ENG 84 Johanna Head ENG 85 Eva Steinberger AUT 86 Anna Knutsson SWE 87 Laura Cabanillas ESP 88 Laurette Maritz SA 89 Nicole Gergely AUT 90 Julie Greciet FRA 91 Katharina Schallenberg GER 92 Anna Tybring SWE 93 Sophie Walker ENG 94 Laura Terebey USA 95 Marjet van der Graaff NL 96 Lydia Hall WAL 97 Mianne Bagger DEN 98 Nicole Gogele GER Total Members in Exemption Category: 56

[Feeder Tour Qualifiers]

Ladies European Tour 2009

101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130

Anna Nordqvist Frances Bondad Lynn Kenny Christel Boeljon Jenni Kuosa Beth Allen Krystle Caithness Elisa Serramia Margherita Rigon Julieta Granada Isabella Maconi Breanne Loucks (Am) Claire Coughlan-Ryan Vikki Laing Lara Tadiotto Barbara Genuini Jo Pritchard Morgana Robbertze Smriti Mehra Holly Aitchison Florentyna Parker Hazel Kavanagh Tara Delaney Pamela Feggans Jessica Ji Claire Aitken Anna-Karin Salmen Camille Fallay Bronwyn Mullins-Lane Malene Jorgensen

SWE AUS SCO NL FIN USA SCO ESP ITA PAR ITA CAN IRE SCO BEL FRA WAL SA IN ENG ENG IRE IRE SCO KOR ENG FIN FRA AUS DEN

I Exemption Category: 10A CR SWE

Total Members in Exemption Category: 2

[Top 30 from Qualifying School]

Total Members in Exemption Category: 30

I Exemption Category: 007 99 Zuzana Masinova 100 Johanna Lundberg

I Exemption Category: 08A

[81-90 from Exemption Ranking] 131 132 133 134

Cassandra Kirkland Yuki Sakurai Amanda Moltke-Leth Ellen Smets

FRA JPN DEN BEL

135 136 137 138

Ana B Sanchez Stefanie Michl Fame More Emma Lyons

ESP AUT ENG ENG

Total Members in Exemption Category: 8

I Exemption Category: 10B Elena Giraud Emma Weeks Lena Tornevall Michele Thomson (Am) Elizabeth Bennett Marousa Polias Eleanor Pilgrim Sarah Heath Melanie Holmes-Smith Stephanie Na Ana Larraneta Caroline Rominger Frederique Seeholzer Kyra van Leeuwen Viva Schlasberg Anne Norman Hansen Bing Lim Natascha Fink Rachel Bell Anna Highgate Maria Ringdahl Marian Riordan Laure Sibille Tandi Cuningham Eva Bjarvall

FRA ENG SWE SCO ENG AUS WAL ENG AUS AUS ESP SWI SWI NL SWE DEN MAL AUT ENG WAL SWE IRE FRA SA SWE

Total Members in Exemption Category: 25

I Exemption Category: 011 [Founder Members who have won RNK Events] 164 Jane Forrest 165 Chris Langford

Beverly Lewis Vanessa Marvin Mickey Walker OBE Catherine Panton-Lewis Maxine Burton Jo Jeffreys

ENG ENG ENG SCO ENG ENG

Total Members in Exemption Category: 8

[Positions 31-50 from Qualifying School] 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163

166 167 168 169 170 171

ENG ENG

I Exemption Category: 013 [Members with Non-Playing Status] 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202

Shani Waugh Federica Dassu Gillian Stewart Suzanne Strudwick Julie Forbes Susan Moon Valerie Van Ryckeghem Karina Oerum Nicola Moult Regine Lautens Wendy Dicks Mette Hageman Aideen Rogers Helen Hopkins Elizabeth McKinnon Carlie Butler Marie-Josee Rouleau Kati Poppmeier Veronique Palli Tina Yarwood Fany Schaeffer Pia Koivuranta Kanna Takanashi Karine Mathiot Lana Orgovanyi Katie Tebbet Marion Verspieren Maria Cecilia Saenz Sophie Hunter Sandy Lambert Linzi Hardy Ladies European Tour 2009

AUS ITA SCO ENG SCO USA BEL DEN ENG SWI ENG NL IRE AUS NZ AUS CAN AUT FRA ENG FRA FIN JPN FRA BEL ENG FRA COL ENG ENG ENG 21

Exemption Categories 2009 continued

203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220

Lilia Maaref Milagros Ingaramo Helen Reid Mounya Amalou-Sayah Martina Estermann Jimena Marchan Arja Sipronen Petra Purins Christine Holt Carla White Karin Ross Costanza Trussoni Barbara Hackett Fumi Doi Daniela Mitterer Satomi Murata Karen Nicholls Heather Stirling

TUN ARG ENG MOR AUT ARG FIN GER ENG ENG SCO ITA IRE JPN GER JPN ENG SCO

Total Members in Exemption Category: 49

I Exemption Category: 12A [Career Money] 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 22

Maria Hjorth Corinne Dibnah Carin Koch Asa Gottmo Karine Icher Patricia Meunier Lebouc Elisabeth Esterl Kathryn Imrie Joanne Morley Diane Barnard Charlotta Sorenstam Sophie Sandolo Becky Morgan Mhairi McKay Silvia Cavalleri Caroline Hall Xonia Wunsch Valerie Michaud Rebecca Stevenson Ladies European Tour 2009

SWE AUS SWE SWE FRA FRA GER SCO ENG ENG SWE ITA WAL SCO ITA ENG ESP FRA AUS

240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280

Cherie Byrnes Sara Beautell Danielle Masters Lisa Hed Louise Friberg Cecilie Lundgreen Helena Alterby Nordstrom Nathalie David-Mila Tullia Calzavara Sofia Renell Suzanne Dickens Sarah Bennett Nora Angehrn Elin Ohlsson Jehanne Jail Nuria Clau Vicky Thomas Lisa Jean Anna Rossi Linda Percival Denise Simon Rikke Rasmussen Natalie Claire Booth Barbara Paruscio Liza Shervill Monica Cosenza Joanne Oliver Sarah Nicholson Maria Beautell Kaisa Ruuttila Antonella Cvitan Mette Buus Zuzana Kamasova Florence Luscher Hanna-Leena Salonen Karin Borjeskog Anna Temple Kate Combes Amanda Ard Vittoria Valvassori Caroline Grady

AUS ESP ENG SWE SWE NOR SWE FRA ITA SWE ENG ENG SWI SWE FRA ESP AUS AUS ITA ENG GER DEN ENG ITA ENG ITA ENG NZ ESP FIN SWE DEN SVK SWI FIN SWE USA AUS ENG ITA ENG

281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319

Susan Bamford Tamara Hyett Jenna Wilson Kirsty J Fisher Denise Hastings Kerry Knowles Jo Clingan Bree Turnbull Sofia Johansson Anne Wynn Sandra Carlborg Stephanie Alderlieste Itziar Elguezabal Sarah Douglass-Norris Shelley McKevitt Odile Roux Annamaria Milie Margaret Egan Julie Berton Wendy Berger Simone Morgan Jane Denman Patricia Beliard Frederique Dorbes Clare Lipscombe Kelly Hutcherson Marie Allen Vanessa Bell Brigitte-Sabine Fourment Annabelle Haxhe Sabina Imboden Anne-Sophie Le Nalio Maria Martin Kathryn Price Michelle Smith Sahra Hassan (Am) Celine Herbin (Am) Matia Maffiuletti Maria Ohlsson

ENG AUS SCO ENG ENG ENG ENG AUS SWE ENG SWE ENG ESP AUS ENG FRA ITA ENG FRA AUS ENG ENG FRA FRA ENG ENG ENG ENG FRA BEL SWI FRA ESP WAL ENG WAL FRA ITA SWE

Total Members in Exemption Category: 99

Ladies European Tour 2009

Ladies European Tour 2008 CAROLINE AFONSO Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Best Finish LET Career Earnings (Euro) LET Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights 2008 was a solid first year on tour for Caroline, who posted two top 10s and a further four top 20 places. Her best result was joint 8th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open at Golfclub Forenwahld in Austria. She was T10th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open, where she fired a 67, her joint best score of the season in the third round. She also shot 67 in the first round of the Goteborg Masters. Top 20 places were T11th in Portugal and Ireland, T17th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies’ Swiss Open and T19th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open.

France 20/2/1985 - Quimper 19 December 2007 19 December 2007 T8th 47,673.86 18 2 67 (2 times)

Caroline was 44th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €47,673.86 Euros. She was third on the Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year order of merit. PERSONAL Caroline started to play golf at the age of 10. She enjoys playing football, swimming, going to the cinema and listening to music. 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.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €47,673.86 44

HOLLY AITCHISON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

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.

England 21/2/1987 – Bedford January 2009 January 2009

PERSONAL 170cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes. Started playing golf at the age of 11. Introduced to the game by father and brother. Earned 2 A levels in Business Studies and Music. 3 AS levels. Was a full time amateur for three years from 2006 and held a part time job with a waterproof clothing manufacturer called Cape Crest. Lives in Bedford, England. Attached to Bedfordshire Golf Club. Ladies European Tour 2009

CLAIRE AITKEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR English Mid Amateur Champion 2007. Hampshire Rose 2006 & 2007. Home Internationals 2007. Critchley Salver 2007. PERSONAL Claire lives in Gravesend and started playing golf at the

England 14/3/1986 – Gravesend January 2009 January 2009

age of 11. Her brother and father introduced her to the game. She holds 2 A levels in Business Studies and Sports Studies. She also works at Gravesend Golf Centre, a driving range. Claire is coached by Mr. Stacey Dordoy and plays at Mid Kent Golf Club. Her hobbies include cooking, badminton and making jewellery.

HELEN ALFREDSSON Country Born Residence Exempt Status Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Best Finish LET Career Earnings (Euro) LET Tournaments Played LET Tournaments Won Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights An astonishing year for Helen who found the best form of her life aged 43. At the start of 2008, she was 104th on the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings and finished the year in eighth position. After years of health problems with her back, hip and nerves, which led to numbness in her hand, she returned to full fitness and the result was that she won two tournaments: the Evian Masters, which was co-sanctioned by the LET and LPGA, and the Grand China Air LPGA. She was fifth on the LPGA Money List with earnings of US$1,431,408 having recorded two

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Sweden 9/4/1965 – Gothenburg Orlando, Florida Honorary Life Member 1989 1989 21 (2008 - LPGA) 21 worldwide wins 1,955,768.58 123 11 55 62

further runner-up spots: second at the US Women’s Open and joint second at the Safeway Classic. Helen claimed her third Evian Masters title with a birdie at the third extra hole of a sudden death play-off against South Korea’s Na-Yeon Choi and Angela Park of Brazil. Given that she had won the joint largest first prize in women’s golf (€316,875), she was second on the LET’s New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €320,099.74 from three events. She was joint 56th at the RICOH Women’s British Open and missed the cut at the inaugural Goteborg Masters, played at Lycke Golf Club, a course she co-designed with Johan Henriksson. Given her form and enthusiasm, she is almost a certainty to be in The 2009 European Solheim Cup Team, having captained the defeated 2007 side. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS WPGET Rookie of the Year 1989. First win as a professional came in 1990 Weetabix Women’s British Open. Played for Europe in seven Solheim Cup matches 1990/92/94/96/98/2000/2002. Won 1992 LPGA Rookie

of the Year. Partnered Liselotte Neumann to victory in 1992 Sunrise Cup World Team Championship in Taiwan. Produced albatross two at the 18th hole on her way to a third Hennessy Cup victory in 1994. Won first LPGA major at the 1993 Nabisco Dinah Shore. Her second LPGA title was the 1994 PING/Welch’s Championship. 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. 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. Won the Longs Drugs Challenge on the LPGA Tour after five years without a win in America. Selected as The 2007 European Solheim Cup captain at Halmstad Golfklubb in Sweden, where the USA won 16 to 12. 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. Lives in Orlando, Florida. Shares her birthday with Seve Ballesteros and Hugh Hefner. TOUR 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). OTHER VICTORIES (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. SOLHEIM CUP 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002 (7) 2003 Captain victorious PING European Junior Solheim Cup Team at Bokskogens GK 2007 European Solheim Cup Captain

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1989 £20,355 1990 £63,079 1991 £75,900 1992 £55,900 1993 £13,116 1994 £63,315 1995 £16,903 1996 £97,804 1997 £92,927 1998 £125,975

20 3 2 2 27 2 2 2 1

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

£47,144.00 12 644.51 64 3,561.20 N/A 2,852.20 16 144.90 6 190.18 29 €89,038.08 €96,407.16 16 €13,727.16 105 €320,099.74 2

BETH ALLEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined LET Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Best Finish Lowest Round

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 Honorable Mention AllAmerican. 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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Beth played in six events on the LET in 2008 and recorded one top 10 finish, a tie for 5th at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark. Having missed out on retaining her

USA 6/12/1981 – Ojai, California 5/12/2005 2008 13,540.00 6 1 T5th 65 on LPGA

LPGA playing rights, she returned to LET Final Q-School for the 2009 season and easily earned her LET status, finishing in 6th place. LPGA 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. PERSONAL 165cm tall with red hair and blue eyes. Started to play golf aged 16. Credits her father, Jim Allen, a PGA Ladies European Tour 2009

professional, as the individual most influencing her career. Enjoys going to the movies, shopping, popular culture, parties, dancing, singing karaoke and spending time with family. Lives in San Diego, California.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €13,540.00 110

CARMEN ALONSO Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments played Top ten finishes Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR 26th at LET Spanish Open 2002. 18th at LET Spanish Open 2003. Spanish Amateur Champion 2004. European Junior Champion 2004 and 2002. European Amateur Champion 2003. Won the Sherry Cup in 2001. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights The best of four years on the LET for Carmen, who began the season with just a limited card. Her career best finish of second came at the BMW Ladies Italian Open at Argentario Golf Resort in Tuscany after she shot a magnificent final round of 66, with a back nine total of 29, six-under-par. Her fine performance secured her card for the 2009 season and she did not look back, recording four further top 10s later in the season: T5th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria at T9th at each of the Nykredit Masters, Vediorbis Open de France Dames and Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. After finishing second in Italy, Carmen said: “Now I can relax. I just

Spain 15/7/1984 - Valladolid 2004 2004 61,928.09 65 8 66 (2 times) 2nd

wanted to keep my card. Of course I am happy about the money but for me money is not the most important thing. I need to have my card because with my card I can play and for me that is everything. Golf is my passion.” She rounded off the year placed 26th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €89,736.78. Carmen again led the tour’s statistics for driving distance with an average drive of 289.26 yards. PERSONAL 168cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include football, basketball, cinema and going out. Credits her father and family as having most influenced her golf career. Attached to RACE GC.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €14,120.25 75 2007 €15,755.08 100 2006 €32,052.76 52 2008 €89,736.78 26

STEPHANIE ARRICAU Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR European Amateur Team Champion, European Junior Team Champion, European Girl Team Champion, Junior Spanish Champion, European Team Championship 1997 and 1999. French National Team 1998. Quarter-finalist British Championship 1998. European Team Champion 1999. Vagliano Trophy Winner 1999. Spanish Champion

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France 14/6/1973 - Orthez 1999 2000 4 (2006) 527,950.19 117 13 65 (2 times)

1999. French Champion 1999. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Stephanie played in 17 events in 2008 and endured a tough year by her high standards, finishing 98th on the New Star Money List with €18,687.52 in season’s earnings. Her best finish was 9th at the inaugural Garanti

American Express Turkish Ladies Open, followed by T13th at the Ladies English Open and T18th at the Open de Espana Femenino. At the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Links, she aced the third hole in the second round. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won her first two events in 2004 at the Arras Open de France Dames and Union Fenosa Open de España. Represented France alongside Patricia Meunier-Lebouc in the Women’s World Cup of Golf in South Africa in 2005. Won the KLM Ladies Open and Estoril Open de Portugal in 2006. PERSONAL 160cm with brown hair and green eyes. Graduate in Marketing and Sales Management. Hobbies include walking in the Pyrenees, skiing, tennis and cinema.

Partner Cyprien Comoy is Director of Tournament Operations for the Ladies European Tour. Attached to Pau GC. TOUR VICTORIES (4) 2004 Arras Open de France Dames, Union Fenosa Open de España. 2006 KLM Ladies Open, Ladies Open of Portugal.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2000 1,018 45 2005 2001 239.33 97 2006 2002 1011.59 44 2007 2003 326.34 10 2008 2004 657.70 73

€13,185.23 €140,376.76 7 €56,999.18 38 €18,687.52 98

MARINA ARRUTI Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Portuguese International Champion 1993. British U/23 Amateur Champion 1994. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Marina’s best result in 2008 was fourth at the Oxfordshire Ladies English Open in Thame. She posted one further top 10: T10th at the Finnair Masters in Finland. Elsewhere there were three top 20 finishes: T14th in Madrid, T16th in Switzerland and T20th in Scotland. Marina earned €31,950 throughout the year to finish 62nd on the New Star Money List, comfortably retaining her card for the 2009 season. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won her maiden professional title at the 1999 Ladies Austrian Open where she finished with three consecutive birdies to pull clear of Dale Reid and Elisabeth Esterl. PERSONAL 164cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Enjoys cooking, watching TV, dancing, swimming and painting. Younger

Spain 23/5/1972 - San Sebastian 1994 1995 1 (1999) 372,213.17 194 14 66 (4 times)

sister of former LET professional Amaia and European Tour professional Jesus Maria. Father Jose and Uncle Jesus are professionals at Real Golf Club de San Sebastian. Lives in Hondarribia, Spain. Attached to La Sella Golf Resort. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 1999 Ladies Austrian Open.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1995 £5,728 83 2002 1420.31 32 1996 £9,126 66 2003 84.84 54 1997 £4,318 83 2004 48.62 81 1998 £3,219 86 2005 €7,875.40 114 1999 £31,330 24 2006 €22,575.66 81 2000 1,023 44 2007 €30,346.12 66 2001 3,509.49 9 2008 €31,950.00 62

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MIANNE BAGGER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top ten finishes Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Represented South Australia in the state team from 1999-2002. Three time South Australian Amateur Champion in 1999, 2001 and 2002. South Australia 72 hole Champion 2001. Winner of Vardon Trophy 2001. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Mianne played in 19 LET events in 2008 and made the cut in 12. Her season best finish was a tie for 17th at the Tenerife Ladies Open at Golf Costa Adeje. Mianne finished the year ranked 85th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €22,195.09.

Denmark 25/12/1966 - Copenhagen 2003 2004 56 3 81,473.41 66 T6

PERSONAL 176cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include rollerblading, music, movies, good food and just enjoying life! Influenced by anyone who has succeeded in the face of adversity. Attached to Hillerød GK. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €2,627.00 124 2007 €39,265.41 54 2006 €17,385.83 91 2008 €22,195.09 85

DENISE-CHARLOTTE BECKER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top ten finishes Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Shot 10 under at St Andrews Old Course and six under at Golf Club Mettmann. Tied for 42nd place at Final LET Qualifying School for the 2008 season and turned professional in December 2007. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights 2008 was a successful first year on tour for DeniseCharlotte, who earned €35,004.42 to finish 62nd on the New Star Money List. She posted two top 10s and one further top 20. Her best result was fourth at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria where she played with her childhood heroine Laura Davies in the third round. She played in the penultimate match on the final day. She

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Germany 7/8/1987 - Bonn 19 December 2007 December 2007 18 2 35,004.42 66 4th

was joint 9th at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark and T18th at the BMW Ladies Italian Open, where she posted a season low score of 66 on the last day. PERSONAL 176cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Started to play golf at the age of 10. Enjoys dancing, music and meeting friends. Credits grandmother as an influence. Plays at GC Hubbelrath.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €35,004.42 62

RACHEL BELL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Bell was a member of the GB&I Vagliano Team in 2007. She played for the England Home Internationals in 2006 & 2007; as well as in the 2007 European Team Championships. She reached the semi-finals of the British Amateur championship in 2007 and was second in the Helen Holm Trophy. In 2007, she qualified for the historic Ricoh Women’s British Open at St Andrews and finished tied for 50th place. USA college achievements include being a NCAA Division 2 National team champion in 2001 and 2002, Freshman of the Year in 2001, Sunshine State Athlete of the Year in 2001 and Player of the Year 2001. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Rachel played in 15 LET events in her first year on tour and recorded two top 20 finishes: T11th at the Turkish Ladies Open and T15th at the Portugal Ladies Open. She finished the year ranked 112th on the New Star

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Money List with season’s earnings of €13,057.49. On her return to Qualifying School was joint 46th, retaining her playing rights for the 2009 season. PERSONAL 173cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes… started playing golf at the age of 11. Hobbies include golf, reading and working out in the gym. Influenced by parents and coaches. Whilst still an amateur, worked in the Pro Shop at Ganton Golf Club. Played for the University of Southern California for two years and for Florida Southern College for two years. Lives in Kilham, East Yorkshire. has a website: http://www.rachelbellgolf.com

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €13,057.49 112

ELIZABETH BENNETT Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

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.

England 23/10/1982 – Southampton January 2009 January 2009

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. She is coached by Tim Barter at Botley Park, who also works for Sky Sports on television. Liz enjoys playing badminton, shopping and reading in her spare time. She is attached to Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club in Hampshire.

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EVA BJARVALL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Swedish Championship 66 (-5) Played for Team Sweden 1997-2001 PROFESSIONAL Played SAS Masters Tour in Scandinavia from 20042008. Finished 7th on the 2008 SAS Masters Tour order of merit.

Sweden 11/11/1982 – Lund 2001 2003 10 T29th 6,593.25 69

PERSONAL Green card at age 6. 164cm with blonde hair and blue/green eyes. Hobbies include athletics, seeing friends, music and reading. Influenced by Annika Sorenstam. Lives in Lund, Sweden. Represents Hasslegardens GC.

MINEA BLOMQVIST Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Victories (Last) Career Best Finish Top ten finishes Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR 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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Minea claimed her second LET victory by a stroke at the Finnair Masters, defeating compatriot Ursula Wikstrom at Helsinki Golf Club on home soil. The Finnish pair, who began the last day tied for the lead with Italian Diana Luna, delighted the galleries with a mouth watering final round battle. Blomqvist edged Wikstrom with a final hole birdie for a round of six-under-par 65 and a 54 hole total of 11-under-par 202. Wikstrom, who also birdied the last hole, shot a five-under 65 to finish on ten-under-par. It was Minea’s first win since the 2004 OTP Bank Central European Open in Hungary, when she was a 19-year-old rookie, and capped a consistent year. She played in six events on the LET and was also second at the

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Finland 12/5/1985 - Espoo 2003 2003 45 2 (2008) 2 wins 9 304,753.49 62 (twice)

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika at Frosaker Golf Club in Sweden, where she shot 63 on the final day. She was also T17th at the Ricoh Women’s British Open at the finished the season ranked 33rd on the New Star Money List with earnings of €71,386.71. She played in 24 tournaments on the US based LPGA Tour and three top ten finishes: 3rd at the Safeway International Presented by Coca-Cola, T5th at the Fields Open in Hawaii and T8th at the Ginn Open. She was 44th on the US Money List with $417,011. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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. Turned professional and won twice on the Nedbank Women’s Golf Tour in South Africa early in 2004 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 ‘The old girl’ won, said Annika! Minea represented Finland alongside Rikke Hakkarainen in the inaugural Women’s World Cup of Golf at Fancourt H&CC in South Africa in February 2005. 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. Played kargely on the US based LPGA Tour from 2006. Won the 2008 Finnair Masters at Helsinki Golf Club on home soil in Finland after a sensational final day battle with Ursula Wikstrom, her compatriot and friend. 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. Attached to Kullo GC. TOUR VICTORIES (2) 2004 OTP Bank Central European Open, 2008 Finnair Masters OTHER VICTORIES (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: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 401.53 7 2007 €35,491.69 56 2005 €101,218.18 10 2008 €71,386.71 33 2006 €4,178.80 139

MARIA BODEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top ten finishes Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Holes-In-One

AMATEUR Swedish National team member from 1995-2000. Played in two World Team Championships. Two times Swedish junior National champion. 2nd team All-American with Oklahoma State in 2001, 1st team All American 2000, 1st team All-American 1999. Three times player of the year in the Big XII Conference league. Academic All American, Oklahoma State Sportswoman of the year in 2001. Won eight times representing Oklahoma State University where she achieved a degree in Anatomy and Physiology. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Maria’s seventh season on tour was her most successful. She posted three top 10s and a further two top 20s to take her to 32nd on the New Star Money List with earnings of €72,613.38 from 19 tournaments. Her career best finish was second at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open at The Carrick Cameron House on Loch Lomond, played in cold weather. She tied for the lead with Gwladys Nocera on 69 after the first round and eventually finished two strokes behind the Frenchwoman. Maria was joint 5th

Sweden 03/01/1978 - Härnösand June 2001 October 2001 96 6 2nd 182,294.99 66 (twice) 1

at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship (again, played in cold weather) and 7th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands. Her top 20 finishes were T11th in Madrid and T18th at the Open de Espana. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Winner of 2001 Telia Tour order of Merit (3 wins) 2nd at the 2008 Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open. 3rd place Ladies Irish Open 2002. PERSONAL 167cm with dark blonde hair and green/grey eyes. Maria spends as much time as possible with her friends and boyfriend. Hobbies include skiing, travelling, books and "retail therapy".

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2002 1130.75 45 2006 €16,813.22 93 2003 68.37 68 2007 €23,679.55 79 2004 73.72 60 2008 €72,613.38 32 2005 €18,607.89 59

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CHRISTEL BOELJON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR Winner of Dutch Strokeplay 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.

The Netherlands 30/7/1987 – Beverwÿk January 2009 January 2009

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 Beverwÿk.

FRANCES BONDAD Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour LET Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Bondad was the No.1 ranked amateur in Australia from 2006-2007. She was the 2007 Australian Amateur Strokeplay 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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Frances’ first year on the Ladies European Tour was a learning experience and she took a while to settle in to the new environment. She played in 21 events and recorded two top 20 finishes. Her best results were T16th at the Open de Espana Femenino and T17th at the Goteborg Masters in Sweden, where she shot 66, her lowest round on the LET, on the last day. Having finished 93rd on the New Star Money List, Frances returned to LET Qualifying School to prove her talents

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Australia 21/1/1988 – Los Angeles, California 13 August 2007 December 2007 21 T16th 20,360.61 66

to herself. She finished second only to Anna Nordqvist at Final Q-School at La Manga and brings increased confidence and self-belief into 2009. 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.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €20,300.61 93

MÉLODIE BOURDY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR U/15 French Champion 2001. Junior European Solheim Cup Team member at Minneapolis in 2002. 2nd at the European Young Masters. French Elite Champion in 2006. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Mélodie played in 19 LET tournaments in 2008 and posted a career best of joint second at the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, at Frosaker Golf Club in Sweden. The event was shortened to three rounds due to rain and Mélodie shot 66 on the final day. Her next best results were joint 10th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open and T16th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. At the end of the year she was ranked 56th on the

France 26/10/1986 - Bordeaux Nov 2006 Nov 2006 29 48,136.12 66 T2nd

New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €38,207.62, more than enough to retain her card for the 2009 season. PERSONAL 160cm tall with blue eyes and brown hair. Started to play golf at 6 years old. Brother is European Tour professional Gregory Bourdy. Coached by Cedric Faret. Attached to Golf Bordelais. Has a DUT of Business. Enjoys going to the cinema and spending time with friends.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €9,928.50 120 2008 €38,207.62 56

STACY BREGMAN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Stacy posted a career best finish of joint second at the inaugural Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open. She shared second with Paula Marti and Johanna Westerberg, 12 shots behind winner Lotta Wahlin at the testing National Golf Club in Belek, Antalya. Stacy recorded one further top 10: a tie for 6th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open. Her sole top 20 finish was joint 13th at the BMW Ladies Italian Open.

South Africa 7/10/1986 – Johannesburg Nov 2006 Nov 2006 33 3 72,816.50 66 (2 times) T2nd

Over the course of the year she earned €50,937.82 and was 43rd on the New Star Money List. 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.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €21,878.68 84 2008 €50,937.82 43

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BECKY BREWERTON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tour Victories Top Ten Finishes Tournaments Played Lowest Round

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 strokeplay champion 1999 and 2002. European Ladies Open Champion 2002. Curtis Cup player 2000. Vagliano Trophy 2001 and 2003. World Team Championship 2002. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Statistically 2008 was another great year for Becky. Including a tie for 6th at the Women’s World Cup of Golf in Sun City, which was a team event, she recorded nine top 10 finishes and was 15th on the New Star Money List for the third year running. Her best finishes were T3rd at the BMW Ladies Italian Open, T4th at the SAS Ladies

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Wales 20/10/1982 - St Asaph 2003 2003 523,378.13 1 (2007) 28 85 65 (2 times)

Masters in Norway, T7th in Germany, England and Finland, T8th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands, T9th at the Nykredit Masters and T10th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open. She also played in her first US major championship: the Kraft Nabisco Championship where she missed the cut by one shot. Becky called it a “strange year” and “boring”, however her work with Simon Coaker at Desert Springs in Spain early in the season helped her to swing more consistently. Becky identified two areas she was keen to work on going into the 2009 season: putting and fitness. She had an intensive putting lesson with Paul Hurrion and has been working on her fitness with Steve Bond. 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. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2007 Ladies English Open, in association with Golf Punk SOLHEIM CUP 2007 (1)

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 378.56 8 2007 €145,085.93 15 2005 €69,381.19 19 2008 €126,754.04 15 2006 €96,700.47 15

LYNN BROOKY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR New Zealand Open Champion 1993/94. Runner-up British Amateur Strokeplay Championship, Australian Amateur Strokeplay Champion 1993. World Amateur Team Championship 1994. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lynn made huge strides in 2008. Her tie for third at the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Links was her best result since her victory at the Open de Espana two years previously. Lynn’s score of 66 on the second day was the joint lowest round of the tournament and helped by an eagle at the par four 18th, where she holed out with a seven-iron. Her next best finish was T7th at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open and there were three further top 20 finishes: T11th at the Madrid Ladies Masters, T15th in Portugal and T19th in Madrid. Lynn played 21 events in total, rounding off the year at 31st on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €74,436.72. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 4 LET wins include 2006 Open de Espana Femenino,

New Zealand 25/1/1968 - Wellington 1994 1995 4 (2006) 881,995.98 196 33 64 (2 times)

2002 and 2003 French Opens, 1998 1st Austrian Open. 1998 1st Kex Ladies’ Open (Telia Tour). 1999 T6th Evian Masters. Represented New Zealand in the 2005 Women’s World Cup of Golf PERSONAL 164cm with brown hair and hazel eyes. Hobbies include music, cooking and German shepherd dogs. TOUR VICTORIES (4) 1998 Ladies Austrian Open, 2002 French Open, 2003 French Open, 2006 Open de Espana Femenino.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1995 £14,328 43 2002 4138.20 11 1996 £19,205 34 2003 391.85 5 1997 £35,662 13 2004 301.53 16 1998 £18,190 27 2005 €96,379.72 13 1999 £38,183 18 2006 €87,336.28 17 2000 1,420 35 2007 €41,671.04 52 2001 1,766.19 27 2008 €74,436.72 31

LAURA CABANILLAS-GOMEZ Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Top-ten finishes Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Spanish junior team member. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Laura played in 16 events and finished 68th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €31,286.16. Her best results were T13th at the Open de Espana Femenino; 18th at the Madrid Ladies Masters and T20th at the SAS Ladies Masters in Norway.

Spain 11/7/1981 - Malaga 2002 2002 85 157,343.65 66 (2 times) 2 T3

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: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 67.90 69 2006 €30,560.02 58 2004 47.47 83 2007 €45,531.01 50 2005 €26,703.71 48 2008 €31,286.16 68

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EMMA CABRERA-BELLO Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Earnings (Euro) Career Best Finish Lowest Round

AMATEUR Cabrera-Bello was a member of the European PING Junior Solheim Cup Team in 2002 and 2003; a member of the Junior Ryder Cup team in 2002, and also competed in the Vagliano Trophy in 2003, 2005 and 2007. The many titles that she won during a glittering amateur career include: the 2001 French International Junior Championship, the 2001 European Young Masters, the 2005 Finnish Masters and the 2007 Biarritz Cup; the U/16, U/18 and U/21 Spanish National Championship, the Ladies European Amateur Team Championships, the U/21 European Amateur championship in 2002; the U/18 European Amateur in 2003 and the Ladies’ European championships, in 2005 and 2007. Cabrera-Bello was an AJGA AllAmerican in 2003 and 2004. She played in the following five LET events as an amateur: the 2002 Compaq Open in Sweden, the 2002 Spanish Open (where she was the best amateur and finished tied 11th), the 2003 Tenerife Ladies Open, the 2004 Tenerife Ladies Open (where she finished joint 16th) and the 2005 Spanish Open (where she finished T27th). She finished 7th at Final Qualifying School for the 2008 season, qualifying for her full LET card at the first attempt.

Spain 22/11/1985 – Las Palmas, Gran Canaria 19th December 2007 19th December 2007 18 51,325.47 T7th 68 (3 times)

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Emma’s first season on the LET was solid. She made 14 cuts from 18 starts and comfortably kept her card for the 2009 season, finishing the year ranked 42nd on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €51,325.47. Emma’s best result was T7th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Hotel and Links, followed by T10th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open. In addition, she recorded two further top 20 places: T16th at the Madrid Ladies Masters and T17th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. PERSONAL 172cm tall with blonde hair and brown eyes, started to play golf at the age of 5. Enjoys reading, skiing, waterskiing, sight-seeing and getting to know the places that she visits. Brother Rafael is a golf professional on the European Tour. Holds a degree in Business management and administration from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Attached to Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €51,325.47 42

KRYSTLE CAITHNESS Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR Represented GB&I at the 2008 Curtis Cup and the 2007 Vagliano Trophy. 2006 St Rule Trophy Winner. Scottish Young Ladies U21’s (Winner). Scottish U18 Strokeplay Champion 2005, 2006 Scottish U18 Matchplay Champion 2004. T6th in the individual medal at the 2008 World Team Championships in Adelaide.

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Scotland 21/1/1989 – Kilkaldy January 2009 January 2009

PERSONAL Krystle lives in Cupar and plays at St Regulus in St Andrews. She attended the University of Georgia in the United States for one year and started the second year but decided to leave early because she wanted to turn professional. She started playing golf aged 4 and is coached by Garry Forrester. Her hobbies include listening to music and going out with friends.

ANNE-LISE CAUDAL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Tournament Victories Playoff record Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights An immense year for Anne-Lise, who, at the beginning of the season, owned only limited playing privileges on the LET. She won her maiden LET title at the Portugal Ladies Open and recorded five further top ten finishes in total. From mid May, she posted four strong finishes in a row: T4th at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open presented by Audi, 3rd at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands, first at the Portugal Ladies Open and 2nd at the Tenerife Ladies Open. Her other top 10s were T6th at the BMW Ladies Italian Open and T8th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria. In Portugal, AnneLise carded a personal low round of 64 on day one and went wire to wire to claim a one stroke victory over compatriot Gwladys Nocera and England’s Georgina

France 26/06/1984 – St Jean de Luz Nov 2006 Nov 2006 35 1 (2008) 0/1 5 140,524.34 64

Simpson in hot weather at Quinta de Cima Golf Club on the Algarve. A week later, at Golf Costa Adeje for the Tenerife Ladies Open, she looked set to win back to back titles but took a bogey at the last hole in regulation play to enter a play-off with England’s Rebecca Hudson. The Englishwoman defeated Caudal with a birdie on the third extra hole of sudden death. Anne-Lise finished the year ranked 13th in Europe with season’s earnings of €134,170.03, a huge improvement on her first year on tour when she finished the year ranked 133rd. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won first title at the 2008 Portugal Ladies Open in the Algarve. 2nd at the 2008 Tenerife Ladies Open the following week. 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 nature. LET VICTORIES (1) 2008 Portugal Ladies Open

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €6,354.31 133 2008 €134,170.03 13

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REBECCA COAKLEY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top ten finishes Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Irish Strokeplay Champion 2000 and 2002. Irish Amateur Champion 2002. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Rebecca’s best finish in 2008 was a tie for 11th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies’ Swiss Open at Golf Gerre Losone, where she fired a personal low score of 63 (-9) in the first round. Her next best result was T19th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands. She earned €27,502.98 from 21 tournaments all year to finish 70th on the New Star Money List. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 11th at the 2008 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open,

Ireland 25/4/1981 - Adelaide 2002 2004 190,212.13 78 7 63 T3

where she shot 63 in the first round. 6th at the Australian Open 2003. 20th at the Australian Masters 2003. PERSONAL 165cm tall with light brown hair and green eyes. Interests include movies, music, sports and supporting Chelsea Football Club. Influenced by parents. Lives in Carlow, Ireland. Represents Team Ireland Golf.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €55,838.69 23 2007 €54,008.98 47 2006 €52,417.32 36 2008 €27,502.98 70

CLAIRE COUGHLAN-RYAN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Irish Close Amateur Champion in 1999. Irish Stroke Play Champion in 2003. British Amateur Runner up 2005. Represented GB&I in the Curtis Cup 2004 and 2006. Vagliano Trophy 2005. Runner Up in Irish Close 2001. Runner up in the Irish Strokeplay in 2000. Runner up Helen Holm Trophy 2004. Finished as the joint leader at Final Qualifying School for the 2007 Ladies European Tour season with scores of 71, 72, 69 and 69 for a total of seven-under-par 281. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Claire played in 10 events and made four cuts with her best finish a tie for 21st at the Oxfordshire Ladies English Open. She returned to LET Final Qualifying School for the

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Ireland 11/3/1980 – Cork 1st December 2006 1st December 2006 26 T21st 17,855.83 68

2009 season and comfortably earned her full playing rights, finishing in joint 12th position. PERSONAL 157cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Started to play golf at 13 years old. Enjoys going to the cinema, playing other sports including badminton and tennis, and listening to music. Influenced by grandfather Michael Twohig. Qualified gym instructor with sports massage/ injuries added to her studies. Been working in a leisure centre as a lifeguard and gym instructor for four years.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €9,452.50 122 2008

€8,403.33 127

STEFANIA CROCE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Score

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Stefania played in 17 tournaments in 2008 and recorded two top 10s as well as two top 20s. Her best results were as follows: T4th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames, T6th at the BMW Ladies Italian Open, T11th at the Portugal Ladies Open and T15th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands. She earned €49,145.00 to end the year ranked 45th in Europe. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won 1992 Ford Ladies Classic. 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.

Italy 17/5/1970 - Bergamo 1989 1989 133 18 1 (1992) 368,218.68 64

PERSONAL 167cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Taught by her father Angelo Croce. Hobbies include painting, gardening, music and jogging. Coached by Butch Harmon. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 1992 Ford Classic TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1989 £3,854 79 1999 1990 £13,062 38 2000 1991 £17,990 20 2001 1992 £24,328 12 2002 1993 £2,480 - 2003 1994 £250 - 2004 1995 £13,444 44 2005 1996 £11,928 - 2006 1997 £1,745 - 2007 1998 £9,808 - 2008

£1,042 142.90 €14,252.40 €31,330.30 €70,557.15 € 49,145.00

37 74 53 30 45

TANDI CUNINGHAM Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

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

South Africa 17/4/1986- Johannesburg 2008 - WPGA South Africa January 2009

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!

Ladies European Tour 2009

LAURA DAVIES CBE Country Born Exempt Status Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Best Finish on LET Other wins Major championships Career Holes-In-One LET Career Earnings LET (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Curtis Cup 1984. South Eastern Champion 1983, 1984. English Intermediate Champion 1983. Welsh Open Champion 1984. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Laura successfully defended her Austrian title, the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, at Golf Club Fohrenwald in Wiener Neustadt in September, taking her tally of LET victories to 37. She posted rounds of 71, 67, 67 and 68 to finish on 15-under-par 273, three strokes ahead of compatriot Lisa Hall. Elsewhere, she won the New South Wales Open in Sydney, Australia, in January and added the Lalla Meryem Cup, the women’s edition of the Hassan II Golf Trophy, in Rabat, Morocco, in November. She played in 13 events on the LET with five further top ten finishes: 3rd at the Dubai Ladies Masters, 5th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open and T5th at the Nykredit Masters, 8th at the ANZ Ladies Masters and T10th at the Goteborg Masters in Sweden. It was a disappointing year on the LPGA Tour for Laura, who played in 19 events. Her best finish all year was T9th at the Safeway International Presented by Coca-Cola and she was 95th on the money list with earnings of US$112,914. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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.

Ladies European Tour 2009

England 5/10/1963 - Coventry Honorary Life Member 1985 1985 71 (2008) 37 wins 34 victories worldwide 4 2 3,420,545.02 243 80 63 (2 times)

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 leaderboard 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 her 65th event of her career at the 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 and became the only player to have competed in every edition of the biennial transatlantic tournament. With 201⁄2 points, she became the second

highest points scorer behind Annika Sorenstam and had played in 37 out of a possible 38 matches. 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, Laura took her overall tally of tournament victories to 68 by winning at 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. PERSONAL 178cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Enjoys all sports, and is passionate about her football, following Liverpool FC. 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. TOUR VICTORIES (37)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. 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.

OTHER VICTORIES (34) 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 JC Penney Classic. 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. SOLHEIM CUP 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1985 £21,736 1 1997 1986 £37,500 1 1998 1987 £47,151 2 1999 1988 £41,871 8 2000 1989 £21,608 19 2001 1990 £36,697 13 2002 1991 £49,552 5 2003 1992 £66,333 1 2004 1993 £64,938 2 2005 1994 £59,384 3 2006 1995 £100,725 2 2007 1996 £110,880 1 2008

£77,424 £70,918 £204,521 2,270 3,117.12 4359.92 681.25 777.26 €124,661.41 €471,727.42 €149,302.44 €139,013.20

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TARA DELANEY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR Irish Ladies Stroke Play champion 2005 & 2006. Vagliano Trophy 2007. Represented Great Britain and Ireland at the 2007 Curtis Cup. PERSONAL Tara started to play golf at the age of 10 but says that she has been swinging a golf club her whole life. Her sister, Karen, who is one year older, also plays

Ireland 31/1/1986 – Carlow January 2009 January 2009

international golf as an amateur and is a scratch player. Tara’s role models are Tiger Woods and Darren Clarke. In May 2008 Tara graduated from Kent State University in Ohio with a degree in Sports Management. She now lives in Carlow, where she was born. She plays at Carlow Golf Club. Tara is coached by Brendan McDaid. Her hobbies include listening to music and reading all kinds of books.

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MARIE-LAURE DE LORENZI Country Born Exempt Status Turned professional Joined Tour Career victories (last) Career best finish Career Holes-in-One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2004 Highlights After 223 tournaments played over a 17-year-career, Marie-Laure announced her retirement from professional tournament golf during the Ladies English Open at Chart Hills. The 43-year-old from Biarritz who is an honorary lifetime member of the LET has won 19 titles on the LET 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. De Lorenzi was a figurehead for French Women’s golf and the current crop of French youngsters freely admit they will miss the player they all referred to as their ‘mum’ on Tour. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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

Ladies European Tour 2009

France 21/1/1961 - Biarritz Honorary Life Member 1986 1987 19 (1997) 19 wins 1 1,283,249.04 223 93 64 (2 times)

1995 Staatsloterij Dutch Open. Led the Ladies squad to victory against Seniors Tour in 1999 Praia D’el Rey European Cup. 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. Lists music, swimming, squash, tennis, cinema amongst her hobbies. Represents Paris International Golf Club. TOUR VICTORIES (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. OTHER VICTORIES (1) 1988 Benson & Hedges Trophy with Mark McNulty. SOLHEIM CUP 1990, 1996, 1998 European Vice Captain to Helen Alfredsson in 2007

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1987 £33,746 6 1998 1988 £99,360 1 1999 1989 £77,534 1 2000 1990 £40,351 8 2001 1991 £37,348 8 2002 1992 £34,921 6 2003 1993 £46,479 4 2004 1994 £31,594 14 2005 1995 £80,787 5 2006 1996 £56,026 7 2007 1997 £89,523 3 2008

£36,021 £13,330 452 369.10 381.18 94.00 -

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CORINNE DIBNAH Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Best Finish Career Holes-In-One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Tournaments Won Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Australian Champion 1981, New Zealand Champion 1983, winning Commonwealth Team Member 1983. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Corrine played in two events: the Ladies Scottish Open and the S4C Wales Ladies Championship, but missed the cut at each. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Made breakthrough with two victories in 1986 season. Won 1988 Weetabix Women’s British Open when she beat Sally Little in playoff at Lindrick, Corinne is at her best on the big occasion. Finished 2nd behind Patty Sheehan and 4th behind Liselotte Neumann in the Weetabix British Women’s Open. Topped Order of Merit in 1991. Won 1996 Kosaido Asia Golf Circuit Order of Merit title. PERSONAL 168cm with dark brown hair and blue eyes. Has her own golf workshop at home in Australia. Pupil of Charlie Earp who shows other pupils videos of Dibnah’s swing. Divides time at home between golf, fishing and looking after her dogs. TOUR VICTORIES (13) 1986 Kristianstad Open, Trusthouse Forte Classic. 1987 Qualitair Spanish Open, James Capel Guernsey Open. 1988 Weetabix Women’s British Open, Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic. 1989 Variety Club Celebrity

Australia 29/7/62 - Brisbane 1984 1984 13 (1994) 13 wins 3 1,179,946.38 306 13 103 63

Classic, 1990 Trophee International Coconut Skol. 1991 BMW European Masters, La Manga Club Classic, BMW Italian Open. 1993 Holiday Inn Leiden Open. 1994 BMW Italian Open. OTHER VICTORIES (1)1990 Thailand Open, 1995 Malaysia Open, 1996 Malaysia Open, Indonesia Open, World Team Championship 1992

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1984 £800 46 1997 1985 £12,439 13 1998 1986 £26,969 3 1999 1987 £40,474 3 2000 1988 £66,906 3 2001 1989 £35,622 8 2002 1990 £39,665 9 2003 1991 £77,058 1 2004 1992 £53,211 3 2005 1993 £34,429 7 2006 1994 £57,040 5 2007 1995 £51,244 8 2008 1996 £22,107 28

£19,163 31 £15,640 32 £16,647 50 1,468 32 2,816.89 12 2,225.18 20 287.80 16 77.63 57 €3,003.60 123 -

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MARTINA EBERL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings Career Victories (Last) Tournaments played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Winner of 2001 European Ladies amateur championship, winner of Sherry Cup in 1999 and 2000. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Martina stepped into the limelight like never before in 2008, with two wins and seven further top ten finishes. She cruised to a five stroke victory at the BMW Ladies Italian Open on Monte Argentario in Tuscany with rounds of 67, 74, 65 and 69. She again won in style with her third LET title at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark, overcoming a six shot deficit to claim a one stroke victory over rookie Melissa Reid at Simon’s Golf Club. Martina and Melissa were paired with Annika Sorenstam for the final round. Annika was playing in her final European event and finished third. Martina also came close at the 2008 S4C Wales Ladies Championship, at Machynys Peninsula G&CC, where she was defeated at the second extra hole of a sudden death play-off by Lotta Wahlin. Having led the first two rounds, Martina birdied the first extra hole but bogeyed the second after her ball twice found the sand near the green. At the same tournament she holed in one at the 135-yard second hole in her first round. Martina’s next best finishes in 2008 were T3rd at the Finnair Masters, T4th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open and the Portugal Ladies Open, T6th at the Open de Espana Femenino and T10th at both the Scottish and Tenerife Ladies Opens. Having played in 20 LET events Martina ended the year ranked 3rd on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €227,296.20. She will be hoping to make her Solheim Cup debut when the European team travel to the USA in 2009. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Finished second at the BMW Italian Open after chipping

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Germany 29/6/1981 - Munich 2002 2002 551,857.18 3 (2008 – LET) 91 19 65 (3 times)

in at the final hole. Posted four top tens in 2004. 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. Added two further titles in 2008: the BMW Ladies Italian Open at Argentario Golf Resort in Tuscany and the Nykredit Masters at Simon’s Golf Club in Denmark. Defeated at the second extra hole of a sudden death play-off by Lotta Wahlin at the 2008 S4C Wales Ladies Championship, at Machynys Peninsula G&CC. PERSONAL 164cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Enjoys biking, dancing, running and is an avid supporter of FC Bayern Munich. Likes to travel and visit the occasional beer garden! Also enjoys hosting clinics for companies yearly golf days. Nicknames on tour are ‘trouble’ or ‘bubble’ because of her nature! Represents Wilson, HVB and Duca del Cosma. TOUR VICTORIES (3) 2007 Madrid Ladies Masters, 2008 BMW Ladies Italian Open, 2008 Nykredit Masters, Denmark. OTHER VICTORIES (1) The 18 Finest by Banque Baring Brothers Sturdza SA

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 50.86 79 2006 €40,798.75 47 2004 330.38 12 2007 €155,473.74 9 2005 €34,285.73 38 2008 €227,296.20 3

CECILIA EKELUNDH Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Victories (Last) Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Cecilia played in 14 tournaments in 2008 and recorded one top ten. Her best finish was T8th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames at Le Golf D’Arras. Her next best finishes were T11th at each of the Deutsche Bank Ladies’ Swiss Open, the BMW Ladies Italian Open and the S4C Wales Ladies Championship. Her season’s earnings were €39,837.86 and she was 52nd on the final New Star Money List. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Three top tens in her rookie season in 2002. Finished 6th at the Ladies Irish Open in Killarney. Claimed her maiden victory at the Ladies Open of Portugal in 2004 after a thrilling back nine final round and successfully defended her title in 2005, at the Algarve Ladies Open of Portugal when the competition moved to a new venue. Won the inaugural Volvo Cross Country Challenge in 2005, a dedicated Order of Merit for events played in the Nordic region, for which she secured €34,508.33 and a car

Sweden 19/2/1978 - Solvesborg 2000 2001 462,509.62 102 16 3 (2006) 65

courtesy of Volvo Cars Nordic. Won third LET tournament at the 2006 Ladies English Open at Chart Hills GC in Kent. PERSONAL 176cm tall with brown hair and hazel eyes, Hobbies include all kinds of sports and reading. Attached to Solvesborg GC in Sweden. CAREER VICTORIES (3) 2004 Ladies Open of Portugal. 2005 Algarve Ladies Open of Portugal. 2006 Ladies English Open OTHER VICTORIES (1) 2005 Volvo Cross Country Challenge

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2002 1363.90 33 2006 €102,379.69 11 2003 136.16 37 2007 €17,093.79 97 2004 415.55 6 2008 €39,837.86 52 2005 €154,893.01 5

TANIA ELOSEGUI Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top ten finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

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. 2008 Highlights Tania posted six top 10s from 20 starts on the LET in 2008. She was equal second at both the SAS Ladies Masters in Norway and the Vediorbis Open de France

Spain 17/12/1981 - San Sebastian 2005 2005 16 11 279,526.52 65 2nd

Dames. Her next best finishes were T4th at both the AIB Ladies Irish Open and the Madrid Ladies Masters. She also represented Spain at the inaugural VCI European Cup alongside Paula Marti and the pair tied for seventh place. This was Tania’s most successful of three years on tour and she closed the season ranked 14th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €126,958.52. PERSONAL 172cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include snowboarding, going to the beach, music and Dan Ladies European Tour 2009

Brown books - Especially The Da Vinci Code! Favourite food is good meat from the Basque Country! Started to play golf at age 9. Influenced by parents, first coach Jesus Arruti and Spanish national coach Mata Figueras Dotti. Attached to Real Golf Club de San Sebastian.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €74,893.15 23 2008 €126,958.52 14 2007 €77,674.85 26

ELISABETH ESTERL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Elisabeth endured a frustrating year on tour in 2008. She played in 22 tournaments and made eight cuts with her best finishes T21st at both the Ladies English Open and Nykredit Masters in Denmark. Elisabeth finished 120th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €10,532.50. Despite losing her exempt status for the 2009 season, she is likely to play in a number of events through the career money category in 2009. PERSONAL 168cm with blonde hair and green/blue eyes. Hobbies include skiing, cooking, shopping, music and yoga. TOUR VICTORIES (2) 2003 Tenerife Ladies Open, 2004 KLM Ladies Open

Germany 29/8/76 - Dingolfing 1997 1997 2 (2004) 633,822.20 175 30 65

OTHER VICTORIES (1) 2000 Princess Lalla Meriem Cup SOLHEIM CUP 2002 (Travelling Reserve), 2003 TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1997 £380 118 2003 1998 £11,603 46 2004 1999 £38,028 19 2005 2000 2,309 12 2006 2001 4,836.25 7 2007 2002 3599.84 12 2008

702.46 2 316.37 14 €13,060.75 88 €10,804.66 112 €21,552.45 86 €10,532.50 120

LORA FAIRCLOUGH Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Best Finish Career Holes-In-One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round AMATEUR England Girl Champion, England Schools’ Champion 1985. England Intermediate Champion 1989, England Girl and Full International, represented GB&I. in Vagliano Trophy 1989. Northern Champion 1986, 1990. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Laura played in 17 LET events and mixed two top 10s

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England 26/1/1970 - Chorley 1991 1991 4 (1998) 4 wins 2 991,258.81 238 48 61

with a further five top 20 finishes. Her best results were T4th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames and T7th at the Ladies English Open. Over the year Laura earned €55,351.55 on the golf course to finish 37th on the New Star Money List. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Showed early potential in rookie year with share of 15th place in Haninge where two years later she completed

a first tour victory. Three top-10 finishes in 1992 before breakthrough the following year with maiden victory in the IBM Open at Haninge in Sweden. Partnered Dale Reid to victories in the foursomes and fourballs before losing to Kelly Robbins in 1994 Solheim Cup singles at The Greenbrier. Completed two victories in 1995 in Ford Golf Classic and European Masters. Set course record 64 at Chart Hills GC in the final round of the 2004 Ladies English Open, only to be equaled by eventual winner Maria Hjorth. PERSONAL 163cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Lora was given men’s handicap at Chorley GC to play in their competitions and still plays against them to keep her game sharp for the Tour. Hobbies walking her dog and cooking. Attached to Chorley Golf Club. TOUR VICTORIES (4) 1993 IBM Open. 1995 Ford Golf Classic, European Masters, 1998 Ladies German Open.

OTHER VICTORIES (3) 1996 Princess Lalla Meriem Cup, Morocco. 1999 Princess Lalla Meriem Cup. 2006 Ladies Mauritius Open. SOLHEIM CUP 1994 TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1991 £9,252 47 2000 1992 £15,770 23 2001 1993 £28,625 8 2002 1994 £44,585 6 2003 1995 £81,839 4 2004 1996 £25,956 20 2005 1997 £35,606 14 2006 1998 £37,575 9 2007 1999 £69,342 7 2008

924 1,744.81 1289.55 94.75 149.22 €87,769.35 €43,233.88 €55,318.20 €55,351.55

49 29 40 47 34 15 42 28 37

CAMILLE FALLAY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Camille posted a personal low round of six-under-par 66 during the second round of Pre-Qualifying School at Le Fonti Golf Club in Italy and she went on to claim her full card to play on the LET at the first attempt. While competing in the French Grand Prix in 2007, she won two tournaments. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Camille played in 16 LET events in her first year on the LET and made six cuts with her best finish a tie for 40th at the Scandinavian TPC. She returned to Final Stage Qualifying School where she finished in joint 27th place, thereby earning her full playing rights for 2009.

France 17/4/1982- Chaumont December 2007 19th December 2007 16 T40th 5,637.72 70

PERSONAL Fallay began to play golf at the age of 20 and reduced her handicap from 26 to scratch in just three years. Her mother introduced her to golf after she finished horse-riding competitively. In that sport, she took third place in the Junior French Championships aged 12. She also enjoys tennis, watching television and shopping in Paris. She is attached to Bussy Golf Club in Guermantes, near Paris. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €5,637.72 142

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PAMELA FEGGANS Country Born Turned Professional

Scotland 29/8/1982 – Patna, Scotland Sept 2005 - Duramed FUTURES Tour January 2009

Joined LET

AMATEUR Represented Scotland on European Teams and Scottish Ladies Team (1999-2005). Recorded eight wins in collegiate competition while at Florida Southern College and Midland College in Texas. Individual runner-up at the 2001 National Junior College Golf Championship and member of championship team. Two-time runner-up individually at the NCAA Division II Women's Golf Championship (2003, 2005). Named the 2005 NCAA Division II Co-Player of the Year.

PROFESSIONAL Competed on the Duramed FUTURES Tour in 2003, 2005 and 2008. Finished in 50th place on the 2008 Duramed FUTURES Tour Money List 2008 with her career best finish T7th at the Louisiana Pelican Classic. Career earnings: US$9,209. PERSONAL Lived in Lakeland, Florida, USA, for seven years. Earned a degree in Physical Education from the University of Florida Southern. Now lives in Patna, Scotland. Interests include listening to music, travelling and hanging out with friends.

NATASCHA FINK Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Slovenian International Champion 1990, 1991. Austrian Strokeplay Champion 1992. Swiss International Champion, Austrian International Champion 1993. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Natascha played in 21 LET events and made six cuts including an excellent best finish of T5th at the Oxfordshire Ladies English Open in July. She finished the year ranked 101st on the New Star Money List and returned to Final Qualifying School for the 2009 season. She finished T46th at La Manga, earning a number of playing opportunities for 2009. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Carded a stunning eight birdies in 10 holes in 1995 Woodpecker Welsh Open. Career best finish T3rd in 1996 Guardian Irish Open. Played LPGA Tour 19972001. Finished 2nd at the French Open 2004, her career best finish.

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Austria 8/10/1970 - New York, USA 1994 1994 2nd 328,592.56 187 11 66

PERSONAL 170cm with dark blonde hair and green eyes. Hobbies include skiing, handcrafts, reading and watching sports on TV. Attached to Golf Club Murhof and sponsored by Telekom Austria. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1994 £3,465 88 2002 706.98 58 1995 £14,563 42 2003 129.47 40 1996 £19,483 32 2004 239.17 22 1997 £28,294 18 2005 €16,674.25 64 1998 £8,141 56 2006 €2,266.66 154 1999 £9,242 73 2007 €11,762.56 111 2000 897 51 2008 €17,831.12 101 2001 700.17 58

NIKKI GARRETT Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Tournaments Won Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR No.1 ranked Australian Amateur in 2005. Queensland Ladies Strokeplay Champion and Riversdale Strokeplay Champion in 2005. 2nd New Zealand Strokeplay, 2nd NSW Strokeplay, 2nd St Rule Trophy 2004, Semi finalist Australian Amateur Championship 2004 and 2005. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Nikki played in 21 LET tournaments in 2008 and posted one top ten, which was a tie for second at the Open de Espana Femenino, the first full field tournament of the season in Europe. She returned four top 20 places: T13th at the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, T15th at the Tenerife Ladies Open, T19th at the Dubai Ladies Masters and T20th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open. Her on course earnings were €55,065.40, which equated to 38th on the New Star

Australia 8/1/1984 – Gosford Oct 2005 Nov 2005 55 2 (2007) 5 290,123.43 65

Money List. At the beginning of the year she again represented Australia with Lindsey Wright at the Women’s World Cup of Golf, where the pair finished equal 18th. PERSONAL 169cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include shopping, boxing, playing squash, going to the beach and music. Lives near Shelly Beach, New South Wales. Influenced by parents and friends. TOUR VICTORIES (2) 2007 Tenerife Ladies Open, 2007 Open de Espana Femenino

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €99,445.05 12 2008 €55,065.40 38 2007 €135,168.82 16

BARBARA GENUINI Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR No.1 ranked French amateur in 2008. Winner of 2008 French Championship. 2008 Scottish Ladies’ Champion. 2nd at the French International Championship. PERSONAL Barbara lives in San Rafael in the South of France and

France 10/3/1984 – Faro, Portugal January 2009 January 2009

speaks fluent English and French. Her hobbies and interests include nature, animals, working out and all sports. She studied for a French Baccalaureate. She started to play golf at the age of 14 but stopped playing for a time. She recommenced golf four years before attending LET Qualifying School in January 2009.

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NICOLE GERGELY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR International and National Austrian Champion in 2005. Runner up in the 2005 British Ladies Amateur. 3rd in the 2005 Sherry Cup. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Nicole posted a career best finish of equal third at the Aberdeen Asset Management at Cameron House The Carrick on Loch Lomond at the beginning of the season. She struggled for much of the year and her next best finish was T17th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Her earnings of €24,952.75 equated to 77th place on the New Star Money List which allowed her to comfortably retain her card for the 2009 season. In addition, Nicole represented Austria alongside Eva

Austria 12/11/1984 - Judenburg 28 November 2005 2006 48,630.03 40 67 (2 times) T3rd

Steinberger at the inaugural VCI European Golf Cup, where the pair was joint 11th. PERSONAL 166cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Started to play golf at the age of 13. Hobbies include socialising with friends, snowboarding, skating and golf. Influenced by coaches Wolfgang Pistotnik and Alexander Marx. Lives in Poels, Austria. Attached to Golf Resort Kremstal.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €6,091.41 128 2008 €24,952.75 77 2007 €17,525.91 95

MARTINA GILLEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR 2003 Irish Close Champion, 2005 Scottish Strokeplay champion, 2005 Vagliano Team, 2006 Irish Strokeplay Champion, Represented GB&I in the 2006 Curtis Cup at Bandon Dunes. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights A vast improvement for Martina in her second year as a member of the LET. She posted two top 10s with a career best finish of 6th at the Portugal Ladies Open at Quinta de Cima on the Algarve. She shot a career low score of 66 on the third and final day. Her next best result was T10th at the Oxfordshire Ladies English Open and she tied for 11th at both the S4C Wales Ladies Championship and the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in

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Ireland 7/1/1982 - Dublin Nov 2006 Nov 2006 53,188.64 34 66 6th

Austria. Martina’s on course earnings of €43,058.40 saw her finish the year ranked 50th on the New Star Money List, which easily allowed her to keep her card. PERSONAL 178cm tall with brown hair and green eyes. Started to play golf at 11 years old. Enjoys going to the cinema, shopping, listening to music. Attended Kent State University in the USA. Won six college tournaments and was a two-time All American Honourable Mention. Lives in County Cavan, Ireland. Represents Team Ireland Golf.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €10,130.20 119 2008 €43,058.40 50

SOPHIE GIQUEL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Career Victories (Last) Tournaments Played Top tens Lowest Round

AMATEUR 2001 Mediterranean Games winner, 3rd European Team Championship, 3rd Biarritz Ladies Classic 2001, 4 times French Strokeplay champion, Vagliano Trophy 2003. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Sophie played in five LET events in 2008 with her best finish 4th at the Dubai Ladies Masters in December. Her next best finish was T18th at the ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia. Her season’s earnings of €41,055.80 equated to 51st on the New Star Money List. She played in 20 events on the LPGA Tour, with her best result T11th at the Corona Championship. She earned US$85,063 Stateside to finish 112th on the US money list.

France 12/7/1982 - Ploermel 2003 2003 301,459.39 1 (2007 – LET) 64 12 63

PERSONAL 166cm tall, blonde hair blue eyes, hobbies include going to the cinema, music, spending times with friends and all sports. Influenced by parents to play golf. Attached to Valence GC. Married to Axel Bettan, who is also her caddie. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2007 Ladies Open de Portugal. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 108.64 48 2007 €106,011.98 20 2005 32,791.91 42 2008 €41,055.80 51 2006 €98,851.23 13

ELENA GIRAUD Country Born Turned Professional Joined LET

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).

France 8/1/1986 - Paris December 2007 December 2007

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 and going to the cinema.

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ÅSA GOTTMO Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Holes-In-One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR European Young Masters Champion 1992 PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Åsa played in nine events and made one cut at the Open de Espana Femenino, where she tied for 46th place. Earned €1,485.00 to finish T168th on the New Star Money List. Will play in 2009 events in the “Career Money” category. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won the Wales WPGA Championship of Europe in stylish fashion at Royal Porthcawl GC, her first win in nine years as a professional. Ended the season 5th on the OOM, her best position to date. Finished 2nd to Laura Davies in 1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open. Had first professional hole-in-one in first round of the 2000 Chrysler Open before finishing T10th. Posted four top five finishes in 2004 to finish at 5th on the OOM. Also had six more top 20s.

Sweden 22/6/71 - Kalmar 1992 1993 1 (2002) 1 729,412.30 198 28 66(4 times)

PERSONAL 168cm with brown hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include working out, music and friends. Credits Annika Sörenstam as one of the people most influencing her career. TOUR RECORD: (Year, 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1988 1999 2000

earnings/points, ranking) £5,606 49 2001 2,295.97 15 £5,123 71 2002 4851.92 5 £24,911 22 2003 81.21 58 £14,387 45 2004 421.53 5 £23,915 22 2005 €62,622.18 22 £19,209 42 2006 €65,585.70 2 £14,720 54 2007 €42,062.83 51 2,361 11 2008 €1,485.00 T168

JULIETA GRANADA Country Born Turned Professional Joined LET Worldwide Victories

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.

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Paraguay 17/11/1986 June 2005 January 2009 1 (LPGA - 2006)

PROFESSIONAL Julieta turned professional in June 2005 and played on the US Futures Tour, where she won the YWCA FUTURES Classic and was twice a runner-up. Exploded onto the LPGA Tour in 2006, when she became 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 Tour. 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. 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. In 2008 Julieta 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 in 2009. 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.

JULIE GRECIET Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings LET (Euro) Tournaments Played Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Julie played in 17 events in her first year on tour and made 11 cuts. Her best result was T21st at the Tenerife Ladies Open where she shot a career low round of 67 on day one. Her next best results were T23rd at the Dubai Ladies Masters and T24th at the Scandinavian TPC. Julie earned €24,589.58 on course to finish the year ranked

France 27/11/1986 - Bayonne 19th December 2007 19th December 2007 24,589.58 17 67

78th on the New Star Money List, which allowed her to keep her full playing rights for 2009. 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: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €24,589.58 78

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SOPHIE GUSTAFSON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories LET (Last) Other Victories (Last) Career Best Finish Career Holes-in-One Career Earnings LET (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Sophie played in seven LET events in 2008 and posted two top 10 finishes to end the year ranked 46th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €48,796.18. Her best finishes on the LET were T5th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria and T7th at the Goteborg Masters in Sweden. She played 23 events on the US LPGA Tour and earned US$646,303 to finish 28th on the US money list. Her five top 10 finishes included two equal second places at the Sybase Classic and Safeway Classic, but sadly there were no wins. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won the 2007 Final New Star Money List, thereby finishing as the official European number one for the third time. Won 22nd career victory at the 2007 De Vere Ladies Scottish Open. Represented Europe in The 2007 Solheim Cup at Halmstad in Sweden. Won 21st worldwide victory at the Siemens Austrian Ladies Open and as a consequence earned Life Membership of the LET. Represented Europe in the 2005 Solheim Cup and won 2 points. Represented Sweden with Carin Koch in the 2005 Women’s World Cup of Golf and finished T16. Won three times in 2003 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. Won her 8th event on the LET at the Biarritz Ladies Classic, defeating her room mate 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). Won the 2001 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. Won three times in Europe and once in USA in 2000 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

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Sweden 27/12/1973 - Varberg 1992 1994 13 (2007) 9 (2003) 22 wins worldwide 2 1,988,291.27 122 34 63 (2 times)

Lomond. Voted 2000 LET Players’ Player of the Year. Voted Swedish Golfer of the Year 2000 by the Association of Golf Writers in Sweden. Voted Waterford Players’ Player of the Year for 1998 after winning twice and finishing second on the Order of Merit. Completed maiden American Express Tour victory in 1996 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. Represents Sweden. Married former LPGA Tour Commissioner Ty Votaw in Florida on June 16, 2006. Also is a spokeswoman for Swedish Queen’s Charity ‘Childhood’. TOUR VICTORIES (13) 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. OTHER VICTORIES (9) 1996 Rörstrand Open, 1997 Thailand Open, 1998 Telia Final, 1998 Princess Lalla Meriem Cup. 2000 Chick-fil-A Charity Championship, TSN World Cup Golf (partnering Carin Koch), 2001 Subaru Memorial of Naples. 2003 Samsung World Championship. 2003 Catalonia World Matchplay Championship. SOLHEIM CUP 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1994 £1,610 105 2002 1995 £12,394 48 2003 1996 £34,733 12 2004 1997 £13,522 45 2005 1998 £103,443 2 2006 1999 £53,027 10 2007 2000 8,777 1 2008 2001 5,916.57 5

5613.25 3 917.95 1 60.31 68 €168,825.26 3 €193,773.79 4 €222,081.47 1 €48,796.18 46

RIIKKA HAKKARAINEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Represented Finland in 1994-95 World Amateur team Championship. 1996 Greek Champion. 1996 Scottish Girls Strokeplay Champion. 1994-96 Nordic Girls’ Champion. Topped 1996 Finnish Order of Merit. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Riikka is still a member of the LET as a ranking tournament winner from 2006 but she did not play in any tournaments on the LET in 2008 due to illness. She began to experience balance problems at the 2006 Evian Masters which got worse. The diagnosis was a mild version of BPPV, which affects the inner ear. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2006 Tenerife Ladies Open CAREER VICTORIES Won the Telia Tour Order of Merit in 2002. 2002 Swedish

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Match Play Champion (Telia Tour). 2004 Österåker Ladies Masters (Telia Tour). Telkom Ladies Masters 2002 (Nedbank Women’s Golf Tour, South Africa). PERSONAL 160cm with blonde hair and green/brown eyes. Lists interior decorating and downhill skiing amongst her hobbies.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1998 £2,333 97 2004 68.13 63 1999 £13,794 58 2005 €47,773.54 32 2000 736 61 2006 €112,361.19 9 2001 1,139.58 43 2007 €27,351.93 72 2002 1538.61 28 2008 2003 44.89 82

LISA HALL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Play-off Record Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Staffordshire Champion 1983/84/85. Semi-final British Ladies 1989. England International 1990. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lisa showed that “life begins at 40” when she won the ANZ Ladies Masters, her fourth LET title, at Royal Pines Resort in Australia in February 2008. She had signed her card for a final round of 66 and was awaiting a likely playoff against Hyun Ju Shin, who was playing in the last group. The South Korean faced a three foot par putt on the final hole to tie at 13 under par but unexpectedly missed it, handing Lisa the title. Lisa explained that it was

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almost like a third time round for her as she almost quit the game in 2004: “In 2004 I had played 16 events on the LPGA and missed every cut. At that point, that was me finished as far as that was concerned,” she said. Lisa’s next best finish was second at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria, where she finished three strokes behind Laura Davies. Her three other top 10s were T7th at both the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open and Portugal Ladies Open, followed by T10th at the Goteborg Masters in Sweden. Lisa played in 22 events throughout the season and finished ninth on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €157,288.84. Ladies European Tour 2009

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Played 10 events without missing a cut in 1992. Won 1995 Kosaido Asian Circuit Order of Merit. 1996 produced first LET victory in the Welsh Open. Made debut for Europe against the United States in the 1996 Solheim Cup match at St Pierre. 1997 LPGA 'Rookie of the Year'. Finished in the top-10 in three of the four Majors in 1997. second LET title at the Northern Ireland Ladies Open at Hilton Templepatrick after an eight hole play-off. Won the 2007 Nykredit Masters in Denmark at the first play-off hole. Claimed fourth LET title at the 2008 ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia. PERSONAL 167cm with fair hair and hazel eyes. Graduated from University of Florida with BA in Sociology. Originally from Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, now lives in West Palm Beach, USA. Coached at Boca Raton, Florida, by English-born professional Martin Hall. Married Martin Hall in 1998. Previously competed under her maiden name of Hackney. Hobbies include reading and sports.

TOUR VICTORIES (4)1996 Women's Welsh Open, 2007 Northern Ireland Ladies Open, 2007 Nykredit Maters, Denmark. 2008 ANZ Ladies Masters, Australia. OTHER VICTORIES (1) 1995 Indonesia Open. SOLHEIM CUP 1996, 1998 TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1991 16,144.41 43 2000 1992 27,558.83 20 2001 1993 20,933.02 31 2002 1994 23,787.00 41 2003 1995 35,677.52 26 2004 1996 115,037.06 5 2005 1997 99,048.05 - 2006 €55,140.31 33 1998 30,078.67 28 2007 €149,302.02 13 1999 22,495.48 60 2008 €157,288.84 9

LYDIA HALL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Hall was a member of the Welsh Junior Team from 20012005. 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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lydia competed in 21 events in her rookie season. She also represented Wales at the VCI European Golf Cup alongside Eleanor Pilgrim and the pair tied for 15th place. Individually, her best result all year was T18th at the Portugal Ladies Open on the Algarve, followed by T22nd at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Lydia qualified to play in the RICOH Women’s British Open at Sunningdale but missed the cut there. Her on course earnings were €22,896.99, which meant she finished in 84th place on the New Star Money List and kept her playing rights for 2009.

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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. Represents New Star Asset Management as a “New Star Rookie”. Lives in Pencoed, Bridgend, Glamorgan. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €22,896.99 84

CHRISTINE HALLSTRÖM Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Four-time winner of the Hulta Junior Open, 2000-2003. 8th in the 2001 Swedish Junior Championship. Best amateur in the following Telia Tour events: Rejmes Ladies Open 2003, Österåker Ladies Open 2004. 13th place 2004 NCAA Championship. All-ACC Award 2004. Part of the winning team at Lady Gator Invitational 2005, representing Wake Forest University. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Christine played in 18 LET events in 2008 and recorded a career best finish of equal 6th at the BMW Ladies Italian Open at Argentario Golf Resort. Her next best results were T16th at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open and T19th at the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open. Her on course earnings of €32,357.50 meant that

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she finished in 67th place on the New Star Money List which allowed her to keep her full card. PERSONAL 172cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies and interests include horse riding, working out, interior decorating, reading and spending time with family and friends. Started to play golf at the age of 8. Influenced by father and golf coach Magnus Elwin. Attended Wake Forest University.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €16,935.42 98 2008 €32,357.50 67

ANNE NORMAN HANSEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Hansen won the 1997 Doug Sanders Trophy in Scotland. She was a member of the 2000 Izzo Cup and qualified for the Ladies European Tour at her first attempt. PROFESSIONAL Anne made four cuts from 21 starts on the LET in her first year on tour with a best finish of T40th at the MFS Women’s Australian Open in February. After finishing 152nd on the 2008 New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €4,190.07 she returned to Final Qualifying School for the 2009 season where she finished T46th, earning a conditional card.

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PERSONAL 172cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies and interests include skiing, cooking for friends and family, volleyball and supporting FC Københaven. Anne is a member of the PGA of Denmark. Credits her husband Mickey Petersen as greatest influence on her golfing career. Attached to Asserbo Golf Club and lives in Copenhagen. Has a website: http://www.annenormangolf.dk/ TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €4,190.07 152

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LEAH HART Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Played for Augusta State University in 2002 and 2003. Four wins and eight top five finishes in Freshman year. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Leah earned €36,841.36 from 19 LET events in 2008 and finished the year ranked 60th on the New Star Money List, keeping her full card for the 2009 season. She posted two top 10 finishes and a further three top 20s. Her best results were 9th at the Oxfordshire Ladies English Open and T10th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open, at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands, a course where she had her career best result two years prior.

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PERSONAL 168cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include listening to music, shopping, almost all sports and going to the beach. Attended Augusta State University in 2002 and 2003. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €25,786.59 66 2008 €36,841.36 60 2007 €27,591.79 71

BETTINA HAUERT Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Victories (Last) Play-off Record Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR European Girls Team Championships 1999, 2002 and 2003 European Club Champion, 2002 German Champion, International German Champion 2003, Sherry Cup winner 2003, Represented Germany in Nations Cup, Finnish and French Champion 2003, Vagliano Trophy 2003. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Bettina made €7,650 from 17 events in 2008 and finished the year 132nd on the New Star Money List, compared to second in 2007. She made four cuts all year with her best result a tie for 32nd at the Open de Espana Femenino. She also represented Germany at the Women’s World Cup of Golf in South Africa and tied for 18th alongside Martina Eberl.

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Germany 18/6/1982 - Hagen 2003 2003 79 2 (2007) 1/1 288,456.20 62

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Voted Players’ Player of the Year in 2007. Won her maiden professional title at the 2007 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open following a three-way play-off against Spain’s Paula Marti and Australian Anna Rawson. Having posted a final round 72 in regulation, Bettina succeeded to birdie the par-five 18th hole at Golf Gerre Losone four extra times with a gritty display of match play style golf. Her first win was eventually sealed with a four-foot birdie putt at the fourth extra hole to deny Marti, Rawson having been eliminated after a par at the second play-off hole. A week later, Bettina fired a final round of ten-under-par 62 to finish second at the BMW Ladies Italian Open. She then earned her place on the European Solheim Cup Team when she needed to with a tie for second in the S4C Wales Ladies Championship that lifted her from ninth place to third in the European Solheim

Cup rankings. Bettina secured her second Ladies European Tour title 12 days before The Solheim Cup with a three stroke win over Johanna Westerberg at the 2007 Finnair Masters at Helsinki Golf Club in Finland. Bettina became the second German player to have represented Europe in The Solheim Cup, following in the footsteps of Elisabeth Esterl who was a member of the victorious European Team in 2003. Bettina posted a 0-2-0 winloss-draw record on her Solheim debut at Halmstad. She led the New Star Money List for much of the season but was overtaken by Sophie Gustafson at the final event. PERSONAL 178cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Interests include all sports, sharks and likes snowboarding during the winter months.

TOUR VICTORIES (2) 2007 Deutsche Bank Ladies’ Swiss Open, 2007 Finnair Masters. SOLHEIM CUP 2007 TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 65.57 66 2007 €219,863.10 2 2005 €3,458.34 119 2008 €7,650.00 132 2006 €42,579.11 43

JOHANNA HEAD Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Sussex Champion 1992, 1994. Astor Salver 1994. Represented England in European Junior Team Championship. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Jo played in eight LET tournaments and posted two top 10 finishes. Her best result was T4th at the SAS Ladies Masters in Norway and she was also T9th at the ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia. She earned €27,274.87 to finish the year ranked 72nd on the New Star Money List, which gave her full playing privileges for the 2009 LET season. She played in 18 events on the US LPGA Tour where her best finish was T13th at the Corona Championship. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won her maiden victory as a professional in the 1999 Malaysian Open. Set new course record and personal best with a faultless 65 in the final round of the 1999 Ladies French Open. Finished 2nd at the Tenerife Ladies Open in howling winds, posted joint best score of the week in the final round. Led by three shots going into the final round of the Wales WPGA Championship of Europe

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but posted a 79 in the final round. Won Princess Lalla Meriem Cup in Morocco in 2002 and 2003. PERSONAL 170cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Twin sister of Samantha, also a member of the LET. Married to Terry Mundy, caddy to Ian Poulter at the time of writing. Hobbies include music, tennis, working out, reading and watching sports. In 2008 formed part of the “Wilhelmina 7”, a group of golfers who are also models and work together in corporate events.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

earnings/points, ranking) €2183.61 105 2003 €17,384.98 54 2004 €42,290.41 17 2005 €48,026.42 26 2006 €49,381.84 19 2007 €59,116.14 23 2008 €90,095.10 13

€59,676.65 24 €58,530.83 21 €8,174.05 111 €12,773.33 109 €27,274.87 72

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SAMANTHA HEAD Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Runner-up Sussex Championship 1993. National County Finals member of Sussex Team who were runners up 1994. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights A consistent year for Samantha, who posted three top 10s and a further 10 top 20s from 21 events played all year. Her best result was T2nd at the SAS Masters at Haga Golf Course in Norway, followed by T7th at both the S4C Wales Ladies Championship and the Goteborg Masters. Her top 10 finishes were as follows: T14th MFS Women’s Australian Open; T18th Open de Espana Femenino; T20th Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open; T14th Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open; T16th HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open; T18th Portugal Ladies Open; T15th BMW Ladies Italian Open; T16th Finnair Masters; T11th Vediorbis Open de France Dames and T19th Madrid Ladies Masters. Samantha’s on course earnings of €91,014.68 equated to 24th on the New Star Money List. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2008 finished T2nd at the SAS Masters at Haga Golf Course in Norway. 2003 Finished T4 at the AAMI Australian Women’s Open behind Laura Davies and

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Mhairi McKay. 2000 Chrysler Open 2nd. 1999 Won maiden professional title in the Ladies Italian Open, where she won by one shot from Trish Johnson. 1999 3rd in ROC Open in Taiwan. Won second LET title when she snatched the Nedbank SA Masters from under the noses of Raquel Carriedo, Cecilie Lundgreen and Elisabeth Esterl by holing a six-foot par putt at the last hole. PERSONAL 170cm with blonde hair and hazel eyes. Twin sister of Johanna who plays on the LPGA. Hobbies include running, working out at the gym, computers and the internet, cinema and music. TOUR VICTORIES (2) 1999 Ladies Italian Open, 2001 Nedbank SA Masters

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1996 £1,666 101 2003 1997 £10,214 56 2004 1998 £6,576 66 2005 1999 £35,946 21 2006 2000 2,604 10 2007 2001 2,385.32 14 2008 2002 2009.95 23

146.65 33 68.58 62 €12,840.20 €11,097.50 110 €27,120.04 73 €91,014.68 24

SARAH HEATH Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Home Internationals 2001 and 2002. European Ladies Team Championships 2001. 1999 English Girls Champion, 2001 Runner up French U-21 Championships, 2002 quarter finalist at British Amateur Championships.

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PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Sarah played in three tournaments but missed the cut at each. She returned to LET Qualifying School and finished joint 38th, earning certain playing rights for the 2009 season.

PERSONAL 178cm tall with dark blonde hair and blue eyes. Interests include keeping fit, shopping and spending time with family and friends. Represents TTI inc. and Bearwood Lakes.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 €7,526.01 83 2006 €14,559.75 100 2004 €2,719.65 113 2007 €9,160.92 123 _ _ 2005 €7,755.00 115 2008

ANNA HIGHGATE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Top Ten Finishes Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Welsh Girls’ International from 1997. Full Welsh International from 1999. 2004 Curtis Cup team member. Also represented GB&I at the 2003 Commonwealth tournament. Three-time Glamorgan Women’s County Champion. Runner-up 2002 Welsh Championship. Runner-up 2004 British Amateur Championship. Runnerup in the Welsh Closed and Stroke Play Championships. 1999 and 2000 Faldo Series. PROFESSIONAL Anna joined the tour in 2005 and played for two years with mixed results before quitting the game voluntarily. She did not play in 2007 or 2008. She missed golf and attended LET Qualifying School for the 2009 season

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where she finished 50th, earning the right to play in as many events as possible in 2009. PERSONAL 178cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include going to the gym and socialising with friends. Had extensive knee surgery in 2005, when her knee was rebuilt. Attached to Southerndown Golf Club. Lives in Pontypridd, Wales.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €8,745.79 107 2007 2006 €28,646.97 59 2008

MARIA HJORTH Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tour Victories (Last) Other Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Finnish Champion, Norwegian Champion 1990. Swedish Order of Merit winner 1991. European Champion, Scottish Strokeplay 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

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Trophy and European Team Championship 1995. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Maria posted three top 10 finishes on the LET in 2008: T2nd at the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, T3rd at the BMW Ladies Italian Open and T7th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. Her earnings from five LET events were €62,335.57 which equated to 35th on the New Ladies European Tour 2009

Star Money List. Maria played in 22 tournaments on the US LPGA Tour where she recorded four top 10 finishes as follows: 2nd at the McDonalds LPGA Championship, 4th at the Kraft Nabisco Championship, T6th at the Safeway International presented by Coca-Cola and T9th at the Michelob ULTRA Open. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Secured maiden LPGA victory in 1999 SAFECO Classic. Also won 1999 Mizuno Classic. LET career best 2nd in McDonalds WPGA Championship of Europe where she lost play-off to Laura Davies. Posted new career best on LET finishing 2nd at the Wales WPGA Championship of Europe behind compatriot Åsa Gottmo. 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. 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. PERSONAL 175cm with blonde hair and mixed colour eyes. Graduated with a BA Hons in English from Stirling University in 1996. Now lives in Davenport, Florida.

Married to caddie Shaun McBride, originally from Adelaide. Maria and Shaun became first time parents to daughter Emily Monica McBride on 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. LET VICTORIES (2) 2004 Ladies English Open 2005 Ladies English Open OTHER VICTORIES (3) 1999 SAFECO Classic, 1999 Mizuno Classic, 2007 Navistar LPGA Classic. SOLHEIM CUP 2002, 2005, 2007

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1996 £23,681 24 2003 1997 £39,536 10 2004 1998 £77,734 3 2005 1999 £51,877 11 2006 2000 833 55 2007 2001 – – 2008 2002 6483.65 2

83.23 221.08 €158,524.71 €80,173.20 €198,282.54 €62,335.57

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MELANIE HOLMES-SMITH Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR NZ Amateur Champion in 2002. NZ Strokeplay Champion in 2003. Australian Junior Champion in 1999. Australian Tasman Cup Team 2003. Australia Sikrit Cup Team 2003. Welsh Strokeplay U21 Champion 2000. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Mel played in just one event: the MFS Women’s Australian Open, where she missed the cut. PERSONAL 180cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies

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include shopping, gym, music and dancing, having a blast with friends, fine wine and foods. Married to Stuart Bryden. Started to play golf at age 10. Attached to Cobram-Barooga Golf Club.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €4,025.62 141 2008 2007 €540.00 165

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REBECCA HUDSON Country England Born 13/6/1979 – Doncaster Career Earnings (Euro) 417,922.39 Turned Professional 2002 Joined Tour 2002 Tournaments played 85 LET Tournament victories (Last) 3 (2008) Playoff Record 1/1 Other victories (Last) 2 (2008) Top ten finishes 16 Lowest round 62

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights 2008 was a year when Rebecca confirmed her status as one of the LET’s top talents. Her season exploded into life when she and Trish Johnson led England to a five-stroke victory in the inaugural VCI European Ladies Golf Cup at La Sella Golf Resort near Alicante. Then, after strong finishes in Spain and Scotland she won two straight victories mid season at the Tenerife Ladies Open and Oxfordshire Ladies English Open, on home soil. In Tenerife, Anne-Lise Caudal, who had won in Portugal the previous week, needed a par at the par-five 18th to record back to back successes but instead she took six. Rebecca then defeated the Frenchwoman with a birdie at the third hole of a sudden death playoff. Her second shot into the par four 17th hit the pin and lipped out. At the Ladies English Open a magnificent final round of 64 in stormy conditions overhauled Melissa Reid at The

Oxfordshire and Rebecca was presented with her trophy by Sir Michael Parkinson, former chat show host and journalist. Rebecca posted three top 10s, which were T3rd at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open,T4th at the Madrid Ladies Masters and T6th at the Open de Espana Femenino. She finished the year ranked 10th in Europe with €145,275.91 in earnings and her attentions will now turn to making The 2009 European Solheim Cup team when it travels to the United States. 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. LET VICTORIES (3) 2006 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open, Hungary; 2008 Tenerife Ladies Open; 2008 Ladies English Open. UNOFFICIAL VICTORIES (1) 2008 VCI European Ladies Golf Cup alongside Trish Johnson OTHER VICTORIES (1) 2006 Acer SA Women’s Open

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 9.00 122 2006 €123,835.84 8 2004 23.50 102 2007 €110,263.36 19 2005 €33,102.57 41 2008 €145,275.91 10

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JESSICA JI Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR 2004 3rd Korea-Japan National Junior Championships. 2005 1st J Golf TV National High School Championships. PROFESSIONAL Prior to joining the LET Jessica played on the SAS Masters Tour and KLPGA’s Dream Tour in 2008. On the Dream Tour, she won the 2008 Grand Travis event and finished 7th on the money list. On the SAS Masters Tour,

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her best finish was 8th at the IT-Arkitekerna Ladies Open in Sweden. Jessica says her best round is 66, with 67 her best in a tournament. PERSONAL Jessica lives in Seoul, Korea and joined the LET at her second attempt. She admires Lorena Ochoa. Her hobbies include meeting friends. She is coached by Jang Jae Sik.

FELICITY JOHNSON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top-Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Felicity, or “Flic” as she is known on tour, had two main highlights in 2008. Firstly, she began the season in style with a tie for 3rd place at the ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia in a quality field. Secondly, she was outright third at the Goteborg Masters in Sweden. She shot a sensational round of 62 (-10) on the first day of the inaugural tournament at Lycke Golf Club. There were two top 20 finishes: T11th at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship and T17th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. Her on course earnings were €90,360.20, which

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equated to 25th on the New Star Money List and was a vast improvement on her rookie season. 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. Website address: www.felicityjohnson.com

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €33,480.41 61 2008 €90,360.20 25

TRISH JOHNSON Country Born Turned professional Joined Tour Career victories (last) Career Holes-in-one Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Playoff Record Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Trish represented England on two occasions in 2008; firstly at the Women’s World Cup of Golf in South Africa, where she tied for 15th with Danielle Masters. She and Rebecca Hudson then led England to a five-stroke victory in the inaugural VCI European Ladies Golf Cup at La Sella Golf Resort near Alicante in Spain. Her best individual result was T5th at the end of season Dubai Ladies Masters, where she holed in one at the 15th hole on the Majlis Course at Emirates Golf Club in the final round. She recorded one further top ten finish at the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open, where she was T7th. Her next best finish was T11th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames. She finished the year ranked 34th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €67,782.36 from 18 events played. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Rookie of Year 1987 when she won three tournaments. Won 1987 LPGA Qualifying School at Sweetwater. Completed four victories to win 1990 Order of Merit. 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. 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. 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

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most consecutive birdies when she started final round of Marrakech Palmeraie Open with seven straight birdies. 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. 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. Experienced two runners-up postings at the Arras Open de France Dames and Wales Ladies Championship in 2005 which saw her secure a place in The 2005 Solheim Cup Team, for her seventh appearance in the competition. Won 2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open at Sheraton Parco de- Medici in Rome and qualified automatically for The 2007 European Solheim Cup Team. Posted a 0-1-2 win-loss-draw record at Halmstad taking all-time Solheim record to 5-13-7. 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. Now coached by Peter Mitchell, formerly of the Men’s European Tour. Provided informative television commentary for Sky Sports during The 2003 Solheim Cup and has been a guest on several occasions commenting on Women’s golf. 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 other interests. TOUR VICTORIES (15) 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. Wales ‘Golf as it should be’ Ladies Open, 2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open.

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OTHER VICTORIES (3) 1993 LPGA Las Vegas Canyon Gate, LPGA Atlanta Championship. 1996 LPGA Fieldcrest Cannon Classic. 1992 World Team Championship (Individual). UNOFFICIAL VICTORIES (1) 2008 VCI European Ladies Golf Cup, team event, partnered Rebecca Hudson. SOLHEIM CUP 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2007

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1987 £35,718 5 1998 1988 £2,110 90 1999 1989 £11,631 36 2000 1990 £83,043 1 2001 1991 £18,155 19 2002 1992 £51,805 4 2003 1993 £17,451 17 2004 1994 £31,309 15 2005 1995 £52,464 7 2006 1996 £80,333 3 2007 1997 £45,742 9 2008

£73,190 £117,213 5,312 2,151.31 1572.47 372.45 672.65 €116,190.21 €72,288.12 €202,467.75 €67,782.36

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MALENE JORGENSEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

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.

Denmark 30/7/1986 – Odense January 2009 January 2009

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. Hobbies include golf and seeing her family.

KAREN-MARGRETHE JUUL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments played Top ten finishes Career Victories Lowest Round

AMATEUR Ladies British Open Amateur Strokeplay Champion 1997, Helen Holm Cup winner 1998, Sixth place in European Amateur Championship 1997, fourth place Ladies British Strokeplay Championship 2001. Honourable mention San Jose State University NCAA 1997, Student Athlete of the year 1997. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights KM made nine cuts from 18 events played in 2008. Her

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best finish was T29th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Hotel and Links. KM finished the season ranked 108th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €14,340 but remains fully exempt as a ranking tournament winner. PERSONAL 175cm tall with Blond hair and blue eyes, KM is a huge Ice Hockey fan, a keen bookworm and loves good food. After studying at San Jose State University in the USA for 11⁄2 years, KM wanted to become a civil engineer in

chemistry until close friend and coach Englishman James Petts persuaded her to try for a career in golf. Lives in Copenhagen. Worked during the winter of 2005 writing an article in cooperation with her old supervisor at the Technical University of Denmark.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2002 328.68 86 2006 €107,531.54 10 2003 127.15 41 2007 €48,878.83 46 2004 54.56 73 2008 €14,340.03 108 2005 €49,275.40 29

HAZEL KAVANAGH Country Born Turned Professional Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Represented Ireland from 1993 to 2001, Irish Strokeplay Champion 1994,1998, Vagliano Team member 1995, Leinster Champion 1995 and 1999. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Hazel held limited playing rights on the LET in 2008 and played in just eight tournaments, largely on invitations. She made four cuts with a best finish of joint 43rd at the Finnair Masters. She finished joint 20th at Final Qualifying School earning her full card for the 2009 season.

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PERSONAL 173cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Hazel studied Marketing for a year before deciding to turn professional. Hazel enjoys reading, fishing and going to the gym. She lives in Dublin. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2002 – 136 2006 2003 €396.00 140 2007 2004 – – 2008 2005 € 4,503.09 140

€860.00 161 € 1,720.00 155 € 4,316.50 151

LYNN KENNY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Lowest Round Top Ten Finishes Career Best Finish

AMATEUR First reserve for the Curtis Cup team 2004. Member of the GB and Ireland Vagliano Team 2003 and Great Britain Commonwealth Team 2003. 1st Scottish Ladies Amateur Championship 2000. 2nd and 3rd in British Ladies Stroke play Championship 2003 and 2002. 1st Scottish Junior Ladies Open Stroke play Championship 2001 and 1999. Scottish Ladies Team 2000-2004, GB and I Squad 2002-

Scotland 19/6/1980 - Stirling 2004 2004 65,748.39 67 68 (2 times) 2 T5th

2004. Winner British Universities 2002 & 2003. 2001 Won the Catriona Lambert Medal for Outstanding Sporting Achievement. East of Scotland Champion 1998. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lynn began the season strongly with a top 30 finish in the Australian Open and made 4 successive cuts. Despite making 13 cuts this season, she did not Ladies European Tour 2009

capitalise on her chances and just missed out on retaining her full card for 2009, only finishing inside the top 30 twice. Lynn recorded her best score as a professional at the Portugal Ladies Open with 68 (-5). Going into her fifth year on the LET, Lynn just missed out retaining her full playing rights in 2008 so she returned to Q School in 2009 to ensure she qualified for every event on the schedule. By finishing a career best 3rd position on -7, Lynn secured her full card for 2009. PERSONAL 165cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Lynn enjoys shopping, going out with friends and seeing her family

when she is at home. Credits her family, coach Kevin Craggs and the success of Annika Sorenstam as having influenced her to play golf. Graduated with a 2:1 Honours degree in Marketing and Sports Studies from the University of Stirling. Used to play squash at a high level. Does not play with No.3 golf balls.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €16,906.72 63 2007 €21,990.00 83 2006 €5,774.12 131 2008 €21,017.55 91

CASSANDRA KIRKLAND Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Cassandra played in 22 LET events in 2008 and posted three top 30 finishes including a season best tie for 23rd at the Turkish Ladies Open. She earned €21,690 over the season to finish 87th on the New Star Money List, which allowed her to continue competing on the LET throughout 2009.

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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. Related to Eddie Cheever, (Indy 500 winner, Formula 1 driver, IRA Team Owner). Attended the University of Arizona from 20022006. Attached to Club Saint Nom La Breteche. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €24,109.32 78 2008 €21,690.00 87

ANNA KNUTSSON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Member of the Swedish national Team from 2001 to 2003. Recorded three top ten finishes in collegiate competition. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Anna earned €26,709.99 from 18 LET events and

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finished the year ranked 74th on the New Star Money List, which allowed her to keep her full card for the 2009 season. She made 11 cuts throughout the season, with her best finishes T13th at the Scandinavian TPC in Sweden and T19th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands.

PERSONAL 170cm tall with light brown hair and green eyes. Hobbies include cooking, reading and keeping up with current affairs. Graduated in December 2003 from Mississippi State University with a degree in Economics.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €36,561.16 50 2008 €26,709.99 74 2007 €3,528.25 146

CARIN KOCH Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories LET (Last) Worldwide Victories (Last) Career Earnings LET (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Represented Sweden in Senior and Junior European Team Championships. Swedish Girl Champion, Swedish Matchplay Champion 1988. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Carin played in five LET events in 2008 with her best finishes T14th at the Goteborg Masters at Lycke Golf Club and T19th at the Dubai Ladies Masters. Her on course earnings were €20,271.48 which equated to 94th on the New Star Money List. She played in 22 LPGA Tour events from which she recorded five top ten finishes. Her best result of the year was T5th at the Corona Championship. Her LPGA earnings were US$313,468 and she ended the season ranked 54th on the US money list. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won six times on Swedish Tour. Earned LPGA card in 1994. Narrowly missed out on first LPGA win when lost to Liselotte Neumann in playoff for the 1996 Edina Realty Classic. Best finish on LET was 2nd in 1996 Evian Masters. Almost broke her LPGA duck but lost in a fiveway playoff to Se Ri Pak after leading by two shots going into the final hole. Won her maiden European title at the 2000 Chrysler Open. Won three out three points for Europe in the 2000 Solheim Cup at Loch Lomond. Partnered Catrin Nilsmark to victory in the Foursomes and Fourballs. Made a fantastic comeback from three down to Michelle Redman after ten holes, sinking the winning putt for Europe with a birdie at the long par three 17th to win that vital singles match and the Solheim Cup on the Sunday. Won 2001 LPGA Corning Classic. Won four and a half points in the 2002 Solheim Cup and remains unbeaten against the USA. Fired career low 62

Sweden 23/2/1971 - Kungalv 1992 1992 1 (2000) 2 (2005 – LPGA) 884,784.03 82 20 64

at the Mobile Tournament of Champions on the LPGA. Won 2 _ points at The 2005 Solheim Cup at Crooked Stick GC. Recorded third career victory at the 2005 Corona Morelia Championship on the LPGA. 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. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2000 Chrysler Open. WORLDWIDE VICTORIES (2) 2001 LPGA Corning Classic, 2005 Corona Morelia Championship, 2000 TSN Ladies World Cup of Golf (partnering Sophie Gustafson) SOLHEIM CUP 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 2009 European PING Junior Solheim Cup Captain

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1992 £20,015 15 2001 – – 1993 £19,309 15 2002 – – 1994 £14,675 35 2003 183.53 29 1995 £20,733 – 2004 1996 £50,718 – 2005 €121,105.72 1997 £19,889 – 2006 €18,769.32 87 1998 £22,679 19 2007 €3,937.50 143 1999 £27,594 – 2008 €20,271.48 94 2000 1,978 –

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LUDIVINE KREUTZ Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Tournaments Won Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR French Champion 1995. Moroccan Champion 1995. Finished 2nd European Championship 1997. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Ludivine’s best finish of 2008 was T6th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. She also recorded two top 20 finishes: T11th at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open and T19th at the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open. She made 10 cuts from 20 apprearances and earned €32,704.33, finishing the season in 66th place on the New Star Money List. PERSONAL 178cm with brown hair and green eyes. Hobbies include sculpture, drawing, painting, cinema and sports. Earned a top-10 finish, including a hole-in-one, as an amateur in 1997 French Open. Posted another hole-in-one during

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the ANZ Ladies Masters. Qualified golf instructor. Lives in Poissy, France. TOURNAMENT VICTORIES (3) 2003 La Perla Italian Open, 2005 Tenerife Ladies Open, OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open 2005 SOLHEIM CUP 2005

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1998 £7,913 58 2004 1999 £18,127 46 2005 2000 1,544 29 2006 2001 828.82 49 2007 2002 579.60 69 2008 2003 388.36 6

118.84 €147,211.48 €85,477.90 €54,504.12 €32,704.33

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JENNI KUOSA Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Lowest Round Top Ten Finishes Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Winner of Finnish U-21 Championship 1998. 3rd in Finnish Ladies Amateur Championship 2002. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Jenni played in eight LET events with a conditional card and made four cuts with her best finish a tie for 19th place at the Scandinavian TPC in Sweden. She returned to Final Qualifying School where she finished 5th securing her full card for the 2009 season.

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Finland 27/8/1977 – Vantaa January 2003 January 2003 40,744.27 68 65 1 T9th

PERSONAL 171cm tall with blond hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include downhill skiing aerobics, sport and psychology studies. Credits parents and fiance Tomi and Seve Ballesteros as individuals influencing her career choice. Studied Psychology at Open University. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 €10,601.97 84 2007 2005 €8,298.89 110 2008 2006 €5,696.37 132

€8,433.04 127 €7,654.00 131

DANA LACEY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Winner of the 2002 South Australian Stroke Play Championship. Winner of the 2003 Sunshine Coast Open. Member of the 2003 Australian Spirit International Cup Team. Member of the 2003 Australian Tasman Cup Team. Runner-up at the 2003 Australian Stroke Play Championship. Member of the 2004 Australian Queen Sirikit Cup Team. Runner-up at the 2004 New Zealand Stroke Play Championship. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights After finishing first at LET Qualifying School for the 2008 season, Dana comfortably retained her card for 2009, finishing in 53rd place on the end of year New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €39,687.15. Her best result from 21 appearances was T10th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open, played at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands. She recorded two further top 20 finishes: T17th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames and T20th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. Dana held a conditional Ladies European Tour card in 2007 but spent most of the season competing on the Duramed Futures Tour in America. She played in three LET tournaments in 2007. She missed the cut at both the MFS Women’s Australian Open and the

Australia 20/7/1982 - Perth 1st April 2004 Nov 2006 24 1 41,757.15 67 T10th

ANZ Ladies Masters but finished tied for 29th at the De Vere Ladies Scottish Open, which meant that she could progress directly to Final Qualifying School, thus avoiding Pre-Qualifying. Dana won the Ladies European Tour’s Final Qualifying School for the 2008 season at Le Fonti Golf Club in Italy, with rounds of 69, 67, 72 and 67 for a 72hole total of 275, 13-under-par. PERSONAL 173cm tall with blonde hair and green eyes. Started to play golf aged 10. Hobbies include shopping and watching movies. Influenced by coaches David Milne and Ian Triggs. (Also coach to Karrie Webb). Attended the Australian Institute of Sport Golf Programme from 20012004. Was a contestant on The Golf Channel’s reality TV show Big Break V in Hawaii (2006). Member of the US Duramed Futures Tour from January 2004. Best finish 2nd in the 2005 Michelob ULTRA FUTURES Charity Golf Classic in Decatur, IL.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €2,070.00 153 2008 €39,687.15 53

VIRGINIE LAGOUTTE-CLEMENT Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Tournaments Won Playoff Record Top ten finishes Lowest Round AMATEUR 2002 French Champion, 2003 European Amateur Champion. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Virginie began the year strongly when, representing France with Gwladys Nocera, she finished joint 5th at the Women’s World Cup of Golf at Sun City, South Africa. She then played in the two Australian events but took

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time out due to the birth of her baby girl in May. She returned in July for the AIB Ladies Irish Open where she finished in joint 20th place and recorded two further top 20 finishes: T14th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria and T17th at the Dubai Ladies Masters. She played in eight events in total and earned €21,944.11. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Virginie earned her maiden professional victory at the 2005 KLM Ladies Open at Kennemer G&CC. She beat Ladies European Tour 2009

Eleanor Pilgrim from Wales at the second extra hole. Won second LET title at the 2006 Finnair Masters. PERSONAL 169cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Started 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. TOUR VICTORIES (2) 2006 Finnair Masters, 2005 KLM Ladies Open.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 136.68 39 2007 €150,658.30 11 2005 €48,381.72 28 2008 €21,944.11 86 2006 €83,760.01 19

VIKKI LAING Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR Four-time Scottish Girls' Amateur Champion (19961999). 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. Member of the LPGA Tour (2004, 2005). PROFESSIONAL Played on the Duramed FUTURES Tour from 2006-2008. Played in 10 events in 2006 with a best finished of T35th. Played in 19 tournaments in 2007 and won The

Scotland 14/3/1981 – Edinburgh 2003 January 2009

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. 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.

ANA LARRANETA Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Playoff Record Top Ten Finishes Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Winner of the 1997 Hassan II Challenge. Two-time winner of Biarritz Cup. Gold medallist in 1997 European Ladies Championship.

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Spain 2/4/1973 – Philippines 1st November 1997 1997 156 2nd 0/1 13 330,352.71 66 (2 times)

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Ana played in 22 events and made 7 cuts with her standout finish a tie for 12th at the Finnair Masters. Her next best finish was a tie for 16th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open.

On her return to Final Qualifying School, Ana finished in joint 38th position, enabling her to compete on the LET throughout 2009. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Lost in a playoff to Laura Davies at the P4 Norwegian Masters. Posted four top ten finishes in 2004. PERSONAL 160cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Lists hobbies as music, reading and travelling. Ana is related to former Tour de France winner, cyclist Miguel Indurain. Studied Spanish Philosophy for three years. Lives in Gorraiz, Spain, and is attached to La Sella Golf Club in Alicante.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1998 4,832.72 93 2004 1999 8,235.13 92 2005 2000 6,706.97 84 2006 2001 14,327.17 59 2007 2002 45,596.36 22 2008 2003 43,263.32 28

68,292.38 16 €48,388.57 35 €25,444.96 70 €46,075.10 48 €17,273.37 103

BING LIM Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR Finished third at the 2003 Malaysian Ladies Amateur Championship. Finished third at the 2003 Geographe Ladies Classic. Finished third at the 2003 Perak State Ladies Amateur Championship. 2004 Selangor State Ladies Open Champion. 2004 Geraldton Ladies Open Champion. Finished third at the 2004 Geographe Ladies Classic. PROFESSIONAL Played on the US Futures Tour from 2006-2008. Played

Malaysia 17/5/1980 - Kuala Lumpur Jan 2006 Jan 2009

in 19 events in 2006 and made 3 cuts. Played in 19 events in 2007 and made 7 cuts. Played in 15 events in 2008 and made 6 cuts. Best finish was tied for 30th at the 2008 ILOVENY Championship in Albany, N.Y. PERSONAL Lives in Perth, Australia, to where she relocated from Malaysia in 1993. Attended the University of Western Australia and holds a Bachelor of Civil Engineering and a Bachelor of Commerce. Left-handed but plays golf right-handed. Hobbies include reading.

BREANNE LOUCKS Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR 2006 GB&I Curtis Cup team member. 2007 Welsh Champion. 2007 Commonwealth Champion. 2007 Vagliano Team member. 2008 South African Match Play Champion. 2008 South African Stroke Play Champion. 2008 Irish Stroke play champion. 2008 Welsh Order of Merit Winner. 2008 Welsh Amateur Golfer of the Year. 2008 Curtis Cup team member. PERSONAL Breanne was born in Canada but lives in Wrexham, North

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Wales. She started to play golf at the age of 9 with her older brother Ryan and her father. She left school at the age of 16 and played full time amateur golf for four years, under the tutelage of Paul Williams at Wrexham Golf Club. Paul Williams is Breanne’s golf, psychology and preparation coach. She says she admires Padraig Harrington’s mental attitude and Justin Rose’s golf swing. When not playing golf, Breanne’s hobbies and interests include shopping, beauty therapy, cooking, socialising, playing tennis and going to the gym. Ladies European Tour 2009

DIANA LUNA Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Career Victories (Last) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Diana was delighted to have posted five top 10s, including four top 5 places, from 18 starts on the LET throughout the 2008 season. Her best result was a tie for 2nd at the Open de Espana Femenino in April. She then found a rich vein of form in August when she was T4th at the SAS Ladies Masters, 5th at the Finnair Masters and 3rd at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open. She was also 9th at the Portugal Ladies Open in June. Her season’s earnings were €78,839.40 and she finished 29th on the New Star Money List. She is hoping that 2009 will be the year when she claims a second LET victory, after her sole win in 2004. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS T6 at the Portuguese Open and T8 at the Italian Open. Finished T6 at the La Perla Italian Open and T12 at the Compaq Open. Qualified for the Tour at the 2001 Tour school in Aroeira. Won the 2004 Tenerife Ladies Open after a brilliant display in the final round to deny Becky

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Brewerton on the final hole. 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 married to Orlandini del Beccuto and resides in Monaco. She trains with Roger Damiano at Golf Club Cannes Mougins. Represents Conte of Florence. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2004 Tenerife Ladies Open

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 172.02 31 2006 €14,872.76 98 2004 331.61 11 2007 €48,415.80 47 2005 €47,774.28 31 2008 €78,839.40 29

JOHANNA LUNDBERG Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR Part of the winning team at the 2003 Southern Conference Championship. Finished 8th in the individual, representing Western Carolina University. Part of winning team at 2005 Heather Farr Invitational, finishing 4th individual, representing San Jose State University. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Was third on the 2008 SAS Masters Tour Ranking, thereby earning fully exempt status for the 2009 Ladies European Tour. Posted six top ten finishes in twelve tournaments. Winner of Smådalarö Open, runner up at VW Söderbergs Ladies Masters, and finished 3rd in the

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Swedish Matchplay Championship. Posted three top ten finishes on the Telia Tour in 2007. 2nd place finish in the 2006 Swedish Matchplay Championships. PERSONAL 164 cm tall, brown hair, brown eyes. Hobbies include ice-hockey, snowboarding, reading, cooking, working out and spending time with friends and family. Started playing golf at age 9. Influenced by grandfather, parents and golf coach Peter Carsbo. Attended San Jose State University. Was 4-time Academic All-American. Graduated 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering, minor in Mathematics.

KAREN LUNN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR NSW Junior Team 1981-1985. NSW Senior Team 19831985. NSW Junior Champion 1982. Australian Schoolgirl Champion 1982. Queensland Champion, Victoria Matchplay Champion, Queensland Junior Champion, Australian Strokeplay Champion 1984. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Karen’s best finish from 23 tournaments played in 2008 was a tie for third at the inaugural Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China, where she finished seven strokes behind the eventual winner, Annika Sorenstam. Her next best result was T10th at the Finnair Masters in Finland. Karen recorded three additional top 20 finishes: T11th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames, T15th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open and T18th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open. Her season’s earnings were €51,837.37 and she closed the season in 41st place on the New Star Money List. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS First of seven career wins came when she played through snowstorm to win 1986 Borlange Open in Sweden, the first time she had seen snow! Almost gave up tournament golf in 1992 but won last event of year Slovenian Open. Won 1993 Weetabix Women’s British Open. Won 1993 Ford Order of Merit. Completed best LPGA performance T3rd in 1995 Fieldcrest Cannon Classic. Was appointed Chairman of the LET in 2004. PERSONAL 168cm with brown hair and blue eyes. Younger sister Mardi played on Tour. Hobbies include music, reading,

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cooking, fishing, sports and watching Australian teams in action. People most influencing her career are parents Col and Val, sister Mardi, Rick Le’strange, Charlie Earp, Norman Von Nida and Lawrence Farmer. TOUR VICTORIES (7) 1986 Borlange Open, 1988 Godiva European Masters, 1990 BMW European Masters, 1992 Slovenian Open, 1993 Weetabix Women’s British Open, 1997 Amex Tour Player’s Classic, French Open. OTHER VICTORIES (4) 1988 Thailand Open. 1990 Daikyo Challenge (Australia). 1992 Malaysian Open. 1993 KRP World Classic (Malaysia).

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1985 £8,944 19 1997 1986 £19,440 11 1998 1987 £9,723 20 1999 1988 £47,455 6 2000 1989 £13,697 31 2001 1990 £36,907 12 2002 1991 £7,284 53 2003 1992 £18,636 17 2004 1993 £81,266 1 2005 1994 £10,157 49 2006 1995 £2,453 – 2007 1996 £918 – 2008

£65,142 £13,437 £5,206 638 793.21 1458.70 169.88 110.35 €30,117.62 €19,622.63 €38,586.88 €51,837.37

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ISABELLA MACONI Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Top ten finishes Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Winner Italian Official Tournament 1991. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Isabella played in 12 LET events in 2008 and made four cuts with her best finish a tie for 19th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands. On her return to LET Final Qualifying School she finished in 11th place and comfortably earned her card for 2009. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Career best performance T4th in 1993 French Open. Career- best performance 2nd in the 2000 Kronenbourg 1664 Chart Hills Classic. PERSONAL 182cm with blonde hair and green eyes. Enjoys

Italy 21/4/1971 - Milan 1993 1993 184 154,136.75 66 5 2nd

basketball, music, horse riding, sports cars and reading. Resides in Varese, Italy.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1993 5,434.22 68 2001 7,735.85 88 1994 11,376.54 62 2002 3,988.05 99 1995 5,339.94 93 2003 3,922.37 102 1996 8,419.69 83 2004 6,064.62 97 1997 7,004.69 85 2005 €6,265.75 106 1998 472.96 122 2006 €25,508.44 69 1999 7,846.58 93 2007 €12,853.66 108 2000 32,726.54 21 2008 €9,176.99 123

LAURETTE MARITZ Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories Playoff Record Career Holes-In-One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR US Player of the Year 1987. Received all American Award 1983-87. Won fourteen tournaments whilst attending university, including: Nancy Lopez Invitational, University of Arizona Champion 1983, University of Georgia Championship 1987. Represented South Africa multiple times. Won the Zurich Championship 1985. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Laurette played in 23 events on the LET in 2008 and made 13 cuts with her best finish T9th at the inaugural Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. Her next best result was T19th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands. She finished the year ranked 76th on

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South Africa 13/1/1964 - Johannesburg 1987 1988 10 (3 LET) 1/3 9 (3 LET) 789,815.08 311 50 63

the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €24,957.66. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Made a meteoric start on tour in 1988. Won Marbella Open on debut. Won EMS Masters in Portugal two weeks later. Rookie of the Year in 1988. Won South African Open three times. Won 1990 Laing Charity Classic - best year on Tour finishing 4th on Order of Merit. Laurette won the ‘Telkom Women’s Classic’ in April 2005 in South Africa as well as the 2005 Final Order of Merit on the Nedbank Women’s Golf Tour. Represented South Africa as the home nation with Ashleigh Simon in the 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 Women’s World Cup of Golf.

PERSONAL 163cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Attended ‘United States International University’ in San Diego, California for four years. Hobbies include squash, fishing, going on Safaris, filming and editing home videos, watching rugby and most other sports. Initiated the ‘Eyes for Zimbabwe charity’ in 1997 with her Coach-cum-caddie, Reeve Nield. Lists Gary Player and Nancy Lopez as the people who most influenced her career. Graduated from United States International University in San Diego with BA in Physical Education. TOUR VICTORIES (3) 1988 Marbella Open, EMS Masters at Quinta da Marinha. 1990 Laing Charity Classic. OTHER VICTORIES (7) 1989 South African Open. 1996 South African Open. 1998 South African Masters. 2003 Nedbank Women’s Masters, 2003 Pam Golding International. 2005 Telkom

Women’s Classic on the Nedbank Women’s Golf Tour in South Africa. 2006 Telkom Women’s Classic.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1988 £28,362 11 1999 1989 £33,978 9 2000 1990 £56,273 4 2001 1991 £23,013 16 2002 1992 £13,210 26 2003 1993 £23,145 12 2004 1994 £9,227 52 2005 1995 £19,611 30 2006 1996 £15,287 44 2007 1997 £36,280 12 2008 1998 £14,804 35

£20,795 1,991 1,615.21 1342.52 87.41 199.29 €17,554.44 €41,970.91 €45,928.31 €24,957.66

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PAULA MARTI Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Play-off record Career Earnings LET (Euro) Tournaments Played Tournaments Won Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR National Spanish Champion 1996, Member of Junior Ryder Cup 1995 and 1997, All-American Junior Team 1998, NCAA East Team 2000 PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Paula played in 19 events and showed excellent consistency all season with eight top 10 finishes, including two runner-up places. Her best results were T2nd at the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open in May (behind Lotta Wahlin) and outright second at the Madrid Ladies Masters in October (behind Gwladys Nocera). Paula tied for 4th three times, at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open, the Goteborg Masters and the Vediorbis Open de France Dames. She also posted T6th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, T7th at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship and T8th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. Paula fired a career low round of 64 (-8) in the first round of the Goteborg Masters at Lycke Golf Club in Sweden. She represented Spain with Tania Elosegui at both at the Women’s World Cup of Golf in South Africa and at the VCI Ladies European Golf Cup in Alicante, Spain and finished T16th and T7th respectively. Paula’s consistency was rewarded with 8th place on the end of year New Star Money List and her season’s earnings were €162,698.40. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Won La Perla Italian Open in only her fifth Tour event.

Spain 29/1/1980 - Barcelona 2000 2001 2 (2001 x 2) 1/2 805,371.68 83 2 27 64

Won Ladies British Masters three events later, making eagle at the final hole to win by one shot. Beat Solheim Cup Captain Dale Reid by one hole at the inaugural WPGA International Matchplay at Gleneagles. Won the 2002 Order of Merit. Qualified for 2002 Solheim Cup at first attempt winning one point for Europe alongside Laura Davies. T2nd at Weetabix Women’s British Open shooting four rounds in the 60’s. T2 at the Catalonia Ladies Masters in 2004 and 2005. T2 at the Catalonia Ladies Masters in 2004 and 2005. T2 at the 2008 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, lost at the fourth extra hole in a play-off. T2nd 2008 Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open, 2nd 2008 Madrid Ladies Masters. Posted 8 top 10s in 2008. PERSONAL 172cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Lists movies, the Internet and most sports amongst her hobbies. Father Juan Marti a well-know portrait artist in Spain whose commissioned work includes King Juan Carlos and opera singer Placido Domingo. Attended University of Florida. Played golf with Sergio Garcia in the 1995 Junior Ryder Cup and keeps in touch with him. Garcia called Marti and congratulated her after her win at Mottram Hall. Attached to Sant Cugat Del Valles GC. Represents PING, Oakley, Lacoste and Barings. Gave birth to first son, Izan Corretja Martí, on Sunday 2nd July 2006 in Barcelona, Spain.

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TOUR VICTORIES (2) 2001 La Perla Italian Open. 2001 Kellogg’s All Bran Ladies British Masters presented by the Daily Telegraph. WORLDWIDE VICTORIES (1) 2002 ALPG Championship. SOLHEIM CUP 2002

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2001 5,459.66 6 2005 €33,276.38 2002 6589.50 1 2006 €1,400.00 158 2003 250.64 20 2007 €121,477.15 17 2004 211.69 26 2008 €162,698.40 8

ZUZANA MASINOVA Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR 2006 Greek International Champion. 2006 Czech Republic Champion. PROFESSIONAL Zuzana played in seven LET events in 2007 but missed the cut at each of them. She competed on the SAS Masters Tour in Scandinavia in 2007 and 2008, which is the official feeder tour to the LET. Played in 12 tournaments in 2008 and earned ten top-10 finishes.

Czech Republic 05/11/1979 – Prague Nov 2006 Nov 2006 6 70 (2 times) T43rd

She finished first on the 2008 order of merit, thereby earning her full LET card for 2009. PERSONAL 163cm tall with brown hair and green eyes. Hobbies include music, books, traveling, skiing and cooking. Previously worked as the manager of a golf shop, Adam Steiner, in Prague. Studied Business and Services Management. Attached to Golf Club Praha.

KIRAN MATHARU Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Play-off Record Career Best Finish Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR 2006 English Ladies Amateur Champion. Represented GB&I in the 2006 Curtis Cup at Bandon Dunes. 2006 Faldo Series International Trophy Girls’ Runner Up. 2004 and 2005 Faldo Series Girls’ Champion. 2005 Welsh Ladies’ Strokeplay Championship Runner Up. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Kiran recorded one top ten finish in 2008, which was a tie for 10th place at The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open. Her next best result was T20th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open. She earned €27,314.48 from 17 appearances and was 71st on the New Star Money List.

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England 27/2/1989 - Leeds August 2006 November 2006 32 84,313.69 0/1 T2nd 4 66

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS T2nd at the 2007 Nykredit Masters in Denmark, where she was beaten at the first extra hole by England’s Lisa Hall. PERSONAL 173cm tall with black hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include listening to music, especially R&B. Attended Allerton Grange High School and earned seven GCSEs. Influenced by father, Ami Matharu. Coached by Peter Tupling. Attached to Cookridge Hall Golf Club, Leeds. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €56,999.25 37 2008 €27,314.48 71

CATRIONA MATTHEW Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour LET wins (last) Career Wins (last) Career Holes in One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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 1993 British Amateur and was a member of the 1990, 1992 and 1994 Curtis Cup teams. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Catriona played in four LET tournaments in 2008 with her best finish third at the Madrid Ladies Masters in October. Her season’s earnings from Europe were €43,862.36 and she was 49th on the New Star Money List. She played in 22 events on the US LPGA Tour and posted three top 10s with her best result T2nd at the Sybase Classic. She was 41st in US earnings with US$433,726. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Captured the 1996 Australian Ladies Open. Finished runner up in the 1997 JC Penney Classic with Dan Forsman. Prior to joining the LPGA Tour in 1995 competed in three European Tour events and finished top-20 in each of them. Won maiden LET title at the 1998 McDonald’s WPGA Championship of Europe. 1999 2nd in SAFECO Classic. Past the $1 million mark in earnings on the LPGA in 2000. First reserve for 2000 European Solheim Cup team. Posted 8 top tens on the LPGA Tour in 2002. 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. Member of the 2005 and 2007 Solheim Cup teams. Won fifth career title/second LET title at the 2007 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, in a quality field.

Scotland 25/8/1969 - Edinburgh 1995 1994 2(2007) 5 Worldwide victories (2007 LET) 2 758,126.89 48 14 65

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. Enjoys fitness training, 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. Sponsored by Taylor Made. TOUR VICTORIES (2) 1998 McDonald’s WPGA of Championship of Europe, 2007 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika. OTHER VICTORIES (3) 1996 Australian Ladies Open. 2001 Cup Noodles Hawaiian Ladies Open. 2004 Wendy’s Championship for Children. SOLHEIM CUP 1998, 2003, 2005, 2007 TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1998 £59,748 6 2004 1999 £14,075 - 2005 2000 1,009 - 2006 2001 - 2007 2002 - 2008 2003 -

€44,968.02 €25,060.91 71 €178,750.61 6 €43,862.36 49

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SMRITI MEHRA Country Born Turned Professional Worldwide Victories

AMATEUR Smriti was the1993 Malaysian National champion, the 1994 India National Stroke Play and Match Play champion and 1994 Indian Open champion. Represented India as amateur from 1992-94. PROFESSIONAL Played on the US LPGA Tour from 1997, where her career best finish was 4th at the 1998 Australian Ladies Masters. Career highlights also include 11th place at the 1999 Weetabix Women’s British Open. Held non-exempt status on the LPGA Tour from 2000. In 2000, competed on the Ladies European Tour (LET), where she finished in the top 20 six times; competed in one event on the Futures Tour and finished second. In 2004, won the Frye Classic and Hunters Oak FUTURES Golf Classic on the

India 21/5/1972- Calcutta 1994 22 on various tours

Futures Tour. Suffered a series of injuries from 2003 including an ankle injury in 2003. Underwent wrist surgery in 2005 and surgery for tennis elbow in 2007. Played in 9 US LPGA tournaments in 2008 and made one cut: T50th at the MasterCard Classic Honoring Alejo Peralta. Holds non-exempt status on the LPGA Tour in 2009. PERSONAL 165cm with dark brown hair and brown eyes. Started playing golf when she was 12. Credits her mother and brother as the individuals most influencing her career. Has one brother. Hobbies include music, reading, watching movies, sky diving and car racing. Attended Loreta House, Calcutta University. Graduated in 1993 with a degree in English. Resides in the USA.

STEFANIE MICHL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Career Best Finish Lowest Round

AMATEUR 2005 Italian International Champion. 2005 Luxembourg International Champion. Posted 8th in the 2004 Ladies European Amateur. 2003 Austrian Champion. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Stephanie’s best start from 19 starts on the LET in 2008 was a tie for 9th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. She made 12 cuts over the course of the year to finish 92nd on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €20,603.51.

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Austria 23/1/1986 – Halleiw, Salzburg December 2005 November 2006 36 34,044.43 6th 68 (3 times)

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. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €13,175.84 107 2008 €20,603.51 92

JOANNE MILLS Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR New South Wales Strokeplay Champion 1991. Tasmanian Strokeplay Champion 1992. Victoria Strokeplay Champion 1993. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights A consistent year for Joanne who posted four top 5 finishes. She began the season especially well with a tie for 5th at the revived MFS Women’s Australian Open at Kingston Heath Golf Club in Melbourne and followed that up with a tie for 2nd at the Open de Espana Femenino, the first European full field event of the year. A 3rd place at the Oxfordshire Ladies English Open followed as well as a tie for 5th at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship. Joanne had three further top 20 places throughout the season and finished the year ranked 19h on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €99,924 from 20 events played. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 1997 German Open 1st. 1997 Australian Women’s Open 2nd n 1998 South African Ladies Masters 3rd. 1998 Philippines Open 7th. 4th Ladies British Masters 2001. Second place at the 2004 Ladies English Open. 1st place 2007 S4/C Wales Ladies Championship. T3 2007

Australia 18/12/1969 - Sydney 1993 1994 2 (2007) 606,651.46 164 24 66 (4 times)

Northern Ireland Ladies Open. T2nd 2008 Open de Espana Femenino, 3rd Ladies English Open. PERSONAL 170cm with brown hair and green eyes. Hobbies include tennis, watching live theatre and movies and collecting golf score cards. Father Greg Mills was Secretary of the English Ladies Golf Union and has been appointed CEO of Golf New South Wales. TOUR VICTORIES (2)1997 German Open, 2007 S4/C Wales Ladies Championship

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1994 £1,945 101 2002 1995 – – 2003 1996 £14,246 46 2004 1997 £37,037 11 2005 1998 £14,102 38 2006 1999 £28,862 27 2007 2000 1,313 37 2008 2001 1,484.04 34

958.42 80.80 191.20 €11,882.19 €30,884.67 €150,809.20 €99,924.13

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AMANDA MOLTKE-LETH Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Represented Denmark from 1996-2000. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Amanda played in 19 LET events in 2008 and equalled her career best finish with a tie for 3rd at the inaugural Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open at Suzhou Taihu International

Denmark 30/8/1976 - Bangkok, Thailand 2001 2001 224,925.22 102 65 T3

Golf Club in China in October. She posted two further top 30 finishes and finished the year ranked 89th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €21,431.32. PERSONAL 178cm tall with blonde hair and brown eyes. Amanda loves to ski, play tennis and spend time in the garden. She says she was influenced by the staff on the LET Ladies European Tour 2009

during her rookie season in 2001. Gained a BA in Psychology at UCLA. Father is President of the Danish Seniors Golf Association. Attached to Royal Copenhagen Golf Club.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2002 197.33 101 2006 €70,753.29 25 2003 51.50 78 2007 €54,283.30 41 2004 44.76 85 2008 €21,431.32 89 2005 €53,229.06 26

ANJA MONKE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played LET Victories (last) Top ten finishes Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights A sensational year for Anja who confirmed her status as one of Europe’s top talents with two tournament victories. She captured her maiden title, the Vediorbis Open de France Dames at Le Golf D’Arras, in September. After opening with rounds of 67, 78 and 65, she came from four shots behind the third round leader Stefania Croce of Italy to secure the €52,500 first prize money. She shot a final round of four-under-par 68 to finish on a four-round total of 10-under, two clear of Spain’s Tania Elosegui and Nina Reis of Sweden. She claimed her 2nd LET title at December’s Dubai Ladies Masters, which was Annika Sorenstam’s farewell tournament. She finished with a 72-hole total of 275, 13-under-par, on the Majlis Course at Emirates Golf Club, three strokes clear of Italian Veronica Zorzi. Anja posted four further top 10 finishes: T7th at the Finnair Masters, T8th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria, T9th at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark and T10th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. There were three additional top 20 places: T16th at the Open de Espana, T17th at the Goteborg Masters and T18th at the Portugal Ladies Open. Anja earned €184,778.93 on the LET circuit to finish the year ranked 5th on the New Star Money List. She also competed with

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Germany 28/5/1977 - Herford 2003 2003 469,432.02 92 2 (2008) 20 64 (3 times)

Martina Eberl at the inaugural VCI European Ladies Golf Cup at La Sella Resort in Spain, where the pair tied for second place. Anja competed in four LPGA eventd as a non-exempt member and made all four cuts with her best finish T27th at the MasterCard Classic Honoring Alejo Peralta. She returned to LPGA Tour School and earned exempt status for 2009. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Posted six top ten finishes in her rookie season, more than any other member of the Tour. Best finish 4th at the Catalonia Ladies Masters. Finished 2nd twice in 2006: at the KLM Ladies Open and the OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open. Won two LET titles in 2008: the Vediorbis Open de France Dames and the Dubai Ladies Masters. TOURNAMENT VICTORIES (2) 2008 Vediorbis Open de France Dames, 2008 Dubai Ladies Masters. PERSONAL 178cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include music and sport. Influenced by parents to play golf. Worked as a medical technologist before turning professional. Lives in Hannover, Germany.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 262.41 20 2007 €65,649.94 34 2005 €68,086.95 20 2008 €184,778.93 5 2006 €97,540.55 14

BRONWYN MULLINS-LANE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Mullins-Lane was a member of the Queensland State Team and was the Queensland champion of champions. As a member of Middlesex 1st Team, finished 2nd in the Welsh stroke play and 2nd in the British Mid-Amateur. Club champion at her home course, The Shire, in London. Attended LET Qualifying School for the 2008 season. Lost in a play-off for fully exempt status but holds the first conditional card. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Bronwyn played in 21 events in her first year as a member of the LET and made eight cuts with her best finish a tie for 40th at the Portugal Ladies Open on the Algarve. On her return to Final Stage Qualifying School

Australia 27/7/1978 - Townsville 19th December 2007 19th December 2007 21 T40th 8,780.82 70 (2 times)

Bronwyn finished in joint 29th place and earned her full playing rights for the 2009 LET season. PERSONAL Started to play golf at the age of 5. Credits parents and husband Nigel Lane as influences. Hobbies include car racing, going to the movies, ten-pin bowling with her husband, Nigel. Also enjoys painting, drawing and going to the gym. Previously employed as an auto-electrician and in golf retail. Currently resides in Mill Hill, North London.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 â&#x201A;Ź8,700.82 126

STEPHANIE NA Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR No.1 ranked Australian amateur in 2008. Joint medalist at the 2008 US amateur championship. Won the Australian Strokeplay and Western Australian Strokeplay. Joint medalist at the Victorian Strokeplay. Represented Australia at the World Amateur Team Championship (WATC) played at her local golf club, the Grange.

Australia 27/6/1989 January 2009 January 2009

PERSONAL 163cm tall. Began playing golf aged 4. Artistic gymnastics was her preferred sport from the age of 6-14, when she represented South Australia at national competitions. Steph used to spend an average of 20 hours a week on gym and played golf on her days off. When she retired from gymnastics aged 16 she refocused on her golf. Plays at Royal Adelaide Golf Club and The Grange.

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LISELOTTE NEUMANN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lotta played in just one LET tournament in 2008: the Scandinavian TPC, where she tied for 6th place. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Member of Europe’s winning team in 2000 Solheim Cup at Loch Lomond. Victory in 1994 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. In 1992 Shared leading individual score with Trish Johnson. Member of Europe’s winning 1992 Solheim Cup side. 1995 Australian Open win gave her a 4th victory on different tours. 1994 Won LET Order of Merit. Won US Open in 1988 and went on to win the LPGA Gatorade Rookie of the Year Award. Represented Sweden with Helen Alfredsson in the World Team Championship in Taiwan. Finished runner up to Annika Sorenstam at the Kraft Nabisco Championships in 2002. Won the Women’s World Cup of Golf at Sun City in South Africa, representing Sweden with Annika Sorenstam. Earned Life membership of the LET in 2006. 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. Hobbies include music, all sports, travelling, decorating and wine collecting. 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 tennis, skiing, soccer, hiking, watching the American

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Sweden 20/5/1966 - Finspang 1985 1985 27 worldwide wins (2004) 1,087,023.88 114 23 64

football and hockey, her dog "PeeWee", travelling, food and wine. Represents Moneygram, adidas and Kosaido. TOUR VICTORIES (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. OTHER VICTORIES (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 ChryslerPlymouth 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 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1985 £14,058 12 1997 £17,029 – 1986 £37,006 2 1998 £10,048 – 1987 £26,873 8 1999 £13,283 – – – 1988 £16,400 23 2000 1989 £7,710 51 2001 – – 1990 £3,612 84 2002 1345.41 36 1991 £23,542 15 2003 – – 1992 £34,201 7 2004 132.95 41 1993 £39,530 5 2005 €119,281.88 1994 £102,750 1 2006 €25,007.81 72 1995 £49,887 – 2007 €6,221.25 135 1996 £33,795 – 2008 €6,000.00 141

ALISON NICHOLAS MBE Country Born Exempt Status Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Holes-In-One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR British Strokeplay Champion 1983, North of England Girl Champion 1982, 1983. Yorkshire Champion 1984. PROFESSIONAL 2004 Highlights Alison announced her retirement from professional tournament golf at the Weetabix Women’s British Open after playing for 20 years on the LET with successes on both sides of the Atlantic. Alison was one of now three English players to win a major when she defeated Nancy Lopez in the 1997 US Open and it was fitting that when Alison bowed out at Sunningdale, Karen Stupples added her name to that of Ali and Laura Davies as the only English major winners. Alison’s final competitive season on Tour consisted of 14 events with her best finish T7 at the BMW Italian Open. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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. Was appointed European Solheim Cup Captain for The 2009 Solheim Cup at Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Illinois, USA. PERSONAL 152cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include skiing, ornithology, reading, photography and scuba diving. Awarded MBE in Queen’s Birthday Honours list.

England 6/3/1962 - Gibraltar Lifetime Member 1984 1984 18 worldwide wins (1999) 2 1,724,615.50 267 134 64

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. TOUR VICTORIES (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. OTHER VICTORIES (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.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1984 £8,156 11 1997 £94,589 1985 £11,110 15 1998 £47,412 1986 £21,585 10 1999 £128,223 2,953 1987 £36,694 4 2000 1988 £76,409 2 2001 1,285.07 1989 £56,528 2 2002 796.50 1990 £63,199 2 2003 304.68 166.90 1991 £37,668 7 2004 1992 £31,584 8 2005 – – 1993 £22,772 13 2006 1994 £38,550 9 2007 1995 £57,586 6 2008 1996 £69,878 4

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CATRIN NILSMARK Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Holes-in-one Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR 1984 Swedish Junior champion. Swedish national team 1983-87. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Catrin played in just one tournament in 2008: the Evian Masters, where she finished in 69th place. She retired from competitive play after 20 years on tour and worked as an expert commentator for Swedish television at the Dubai Ladies Masters. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Holed the winning putt in Europe’s first Solheim Cup victory 1992. Early career setback following whiplash injury in car accident 1989. Completed first Tour victory in 1994 Ford Golf Classic. Earned her playing card at 1994 LPGA Qualifying School. Played in every Solheim Cup team since 1992. 1999 Won her maiden LPGA title at the Valley of the Stars Championship, which she followed up with her second European title at the Evian Masters. One of the European heroes of the 2000 Solheim Cup at Loch Lomond. Selected as the 2003 Captain for The Solheim Cup at Barseback in Sweden. Captained European team to victory in The Solheim Cup 2003. Selected as the 2005 Captain for The Solheim Cup at Crooked Stick GC, Carmel in Indiana where Europe were defeated by 151⁄2 to 121⁄2. PERSONAL 180cm with light brown hair and green eyes. Used to hold a pilot’s licence for a light aircraft. Enjoys music and tennis and horse riding. Started playing golf at the age

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Sweden 30/8/1967 - Gothenburg 1987 1989 2 (1999) 1 903,312.58 153 34 64 (2 times)

of 10. Credits Dick Harmon, Kjell Enhager and Jesper Parnevik as the individuals most influencing her career. Enjoys spending time with her family and horseback riding. Gave birth to daughter, Tuva Augusta, in October 1997. Gave birth to her son, Sigge, in spring 2004. Captained the successful 2007 European PING Junior Solheim Cup Team. TOUR VICTORIES (2) 1994 Ford Golf Classic. 1999 Evian Masters. OTHER VICTORIES (1) 1999 Valley of the Stars Championship. SOLHEIM CUP 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003 European Captain, 2005 European Captain.2007 European PING Junior Solheim Cup Captain.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1989 £6,366 55 1999 £131,565 2 1,679 23 1990 £12,436 39 2000 1991 £26,041 13 2001 1,175.01 40 2682.65 19 1992 £35,728 5 2002 1993 £21,052 14 2003 91.21 50 1994 £29,957 16 2004 – – 1995 £19,505 – 2005 €3,904.57 1996 £13,212 – 2006 €22,008.12 82 1997 £30,750 – 2007 €15,161.68 101 1998 £52,544 7 2008 €4,747.28 148

GWLADYS NOCERA Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Play-off Record Career earnings (Euro) Tournaments played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Gwladys won the New Star Money List and became the official European No.1 for the first time in her career with season’s earnings of €391,839.58 in 2008. She was voted as the Players’ Player of the year for the second time after previously winning the award in 2006. She won five tournaments in 2008, which was more than any other player bar Marie-Laure de Lorenzi who won 7 events in 1988. Gwladys’s victories were recorded at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open, ABN AMRO Ladies Open, SAS Ladies Masters, Goteborg Masters and Madrid Ladies Masters. Gwladys claimed a two shot victory at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open at The Carrick on Loch Lomond. She then successfully defended the ABN AMRO Ladies Open at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands, winning by one shot with a spectacular birdie on the last hole. She notched her eighth LET win at the SAS Masters at Haga Golf Club in Oslo, winning by three strokes, then secured an 11 shot victory over Nina Reis of Sweden at the Goteborg Masters. Her final victory of the year was the Madrid Ladies Masters, where she four strokes ahead of Spain’s Paula Marti and moved to the top of the New Star Money List. She shot a career low round of 62 (-8) in the third and final round of the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open and equalled that score in the second round of the Goteborg Masters in Sweden. She broke several all-time LET records for 72-hole tournaments en route to victory at the inaugural Goteborg Masters at Lycke Golf Club: the lowest first 36 holes, 128 (-16); the lowest 54 holes 193 (-23). She also 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. Gwladys recorded seven further top ten finishes, including four top 3 places as follows: T2nd

France 22/5/1975 - Moulins 2002 2002 10 (2008) 0/2 1,249,332.46 104 34 62 (2 times)

Portugal Ladies Open, 3rd at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 3rd at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open, T3rd at the Tenerife Ladies Open, T6th at the BMW Ladies Italian Open and 9th at the Finnair Masters. She also posted six top 20 places. In addition, Gwladys represented France alongside Virginie-Lagoutte Clement at the Women’s World Cup of Golf at Sun City in South Africa and the pair finished in a highly commendable joint 5th place. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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. Member of the 2005 European Solheim Cup Team. Won her fourth LET title at the KLM Ladies Open in Holland and fifth at the 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. All time event record 2-3-1. Won five tournaments in 2008: Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open, ABN AMRO Ladies Open, SAS Ladies Masters, Goteborg Masters, Madrid Ladies Masters. Won the LET’s New Star Money List for the first time with season’s earnings of €391,839.58. 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. PERSONAL 168cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Enjoys all sports, reading, travelling and music. 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 Lausanne, Switzerland. Sponsored by Societe Generale and Lacoste. TOUR VICTORIES (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

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Management Ladies Scottish Open, 2008 ABN AMRO Ladies Open, 2008 SAS Ladies Masters, 2008 Goteborg Masters, 2008 Madrid Ladies Masters. OTHER VICTORIES (1) 2007 Princess Lala Meryem Trophy, Morocco. SOLHEIM CUP 2005, 2007

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 87.78 51 2006 €415,020.50 2004 234.62 23 2007 €207,824.97 2005 €164,739.73 4 2008 €391,839.58

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ANNA NORDQVIST Country Born Turned Professional

Sweden 10/6/1987 - Eskilstuna 1st January 2009 - PGA Sweden January 2009

Joined LET

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. 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. 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. Anna is also a non-exempt member of the US LPGA Tour with a priority list 16 category of membership. She won LET Final Stage Qualifying School for the 2009 season by three strokes.

LEE-ANNE PACE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

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

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South Africa 15/2/1981 - Paarl May 2005 November 2006 34 46,743.34 67 (3 times) T4th

Africa six times, including in two World Amateur Championships in Malaysia and Puerto Rico. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lee-Anne played in 20 LET events in 2008 and recorded a career best finish of T4th at the SAS Masters at Haga Golf Course near Oslo in Norway. She also posted two top 20 finishes: T16th at the Finnair Masters and T17th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open.

Her season’s earnings were €34,343.31 and she finished the year in 64th place on the New Star Money List. Fully exempt member of the US Duramed Futures Tour in 2006 and 2007. Recorded three top ten finishes in 2006 including two top five places. Finished 30th on the 2006 Duramed Futures Tour Money List. 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. Attached to Fancourt Country Club in South Africa.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €12,400.16 110 2008 €34,343.31 64

FLORENTYNA PARKER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

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. Brother Ben Parker is a professional golfer on the

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Challenge Tour. 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. Golf clubs played at are Waldhof GC in Germany and Royal Birkdale in England. Hobbies include tennis, shopping and reading.

SUZANN PETTERSEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour LET Victories (Last) Playoff Record LPGA Victories (Last) Total Victories Major championships (Last) Career Earnings LET (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Suzann played in four LET events in 2008 and won two of them: the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open and the AIB Ladies Irish Open. She tied for 20th at the Evian

Norway 7/4/1981 - Oslo 2000 2001 4 (2008) 1/5 5 (2007) 9 1 (2007) 839,505.65 46 15 62

Masters and was joint 24th at the RICOH Women’s British Open at Sunningdale. She was crowned Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open champion after the fourth and final round was washed out due to heavy rain at Golf Gerre Losone in Ticino. Her winning total of 194, 22-under-par broke the Ladies European Tour’s record for the lowest winning 54-hole aggregate and the Norwegian revealed that she had been aiming to get to 30-under-par. She won by six strokes. Suzann secured a five shot victory at the AIB Ladies European Tour 2009

Irish Open, supported by Fáilte Ireland, at Portmarnock Links in Dublin, played in windy conditions. She earned €183,278.68 from those four events and was 6th on the New Star Money List. Suzann also played in 24 events on the US LPGA Tour and posted 10 top ten finishes, including five top five places. She was a runner-up three times: at the Kraft Nabisco Championship, where she was outright 2nd and was joint 2nd at both the Wegmans LPGA and Kapalua LPGA Classic. She earned US$1,177,809.00 on the LPGA Tour and finished the year in 7th place on the money list. She finished the year ranked 5th in the world. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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. PERSONAL 175cm with blond hair and blue eyes. Lists most sports, keeping fit and music amongst her hobbies, and English coach Simon Holmes as having most influence on her career. Attached to Oslo GC. TOUR VICTORIES (4) 2001 French Open, 2007 SAS Masters, 2008 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 2008 AIB Ladies Irish Open. OTHER VICTORIES (5) 2007 Michelob ULTRA Open, McDonalds LPGA Championship presented by Coca-Cola, Longs Drugs Challenge, HANA Bank KOLON Championship, Honda LPGA Thailand 2007. SOLHEIM CUP 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2001 8,014.30 2 2005 2002 4403.40 8 2006 2003 307.98 11 2007 2004 – – 2008

€38,924.05 €52,903.52 34 €79,603.51 25 €183,278.68 6

ELEANOR PILGRIM Country Born Turned Professional Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Top Ten Finishes Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR 1st reserve in the 2002 GB&I Curtis Cup team, 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, won 1998 Northern Arizona Invitational, Big Sky conference champion in 1996 and 1998, R/up Pepperdine Invitational 1997. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Eleanor struggled with injuries throughout 2008 and was only able to play in eight individual events, with her best result a tie for 40th at the Ladies English Open. However she managed a strong performance and joint 15th place at the VCI European Cup, a team event in Spain, where

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Wales 15/2/1977 – Newport 1st October 2002 78 2nd 4 53,043.70 66

she represented Wales alongside rookie Lydia Hall. She returned to Final Stage Qualifying School where she tied for 31st place, enabling her to continue playing on tour in 2009. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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 defeated by Virginie Lagoutte at the second extra hole of a sudden death play-off. PERSONAL 165cm tall with short brown highlighted hair and hazel eyes. Eleanor is a talented artist, gaining a Bachelor of Arts degree at Northern Arizona University. She also loves music and is an accomplished singer, pianist and

guitarist. She enjoys playing her guitar, oil painting and logistics and bird watching. Influenced by her family, friends and coach David Llewellen

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 €18,839.69 63 2006 €30,626.97 57 2004 €3,204.39 110 2007 €40,163.28 53 2005 €54,746.37 31 2008 €5,463.00 143

FEDERICA PIOVANO Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest round

AMATEUR R/up 1998 World Championship. Winners 2000 European Team Championship. Six time Italian National Champion. European Junior Ryder Cup Team. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Federica played in 17 tournaments with her best result a tie for 4th place at the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Hotel and Links. She posted two top 20 places: T15th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dame and T17th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. She finished 44th on the New Star Money List, the same position as the previous year, with season’s earnings of €50,616.37.

Italy 14/10/1981 2002 2003 1 (2005) 197,854.65 75 4 62

PERSONAL 168cm tall with brown hair and green eyes. Hobbies include Music and soccer. Parents influenced her to play golf. Worked as a golf instructor before joining the Tour. Lives in Zurich, Switzerland. Represents Tanimar. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2005 Siemens Austrian Ladies Open TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 51.65 77 2007 €50,464.20 44 2005 €61,493.74 21 2008 €50,616.37 44 2006 €23,722.07 78

TITIYA PLUCKSATAPORN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Career Best Finish Lowest Round

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). PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Titiya posted three top 10 finishes and a further three

Thailand 24/12/1982 – Bangkok Nov 2005 Nov 2005 48 6 77,004.78 5th 67 (2 times)

top 20 places from 22 appearances on the LET in 2008. Her best finishes were T9th at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open, 10th at the Portugal Ladies Open and T10th at the Open de Espana Femenino. Finished 65th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €33,188.94. 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 Ladies European Tour 2009

acts as coach and caddy. Holds a degree in Politics from the Faculty of Political Science at Ramchamhang University.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €9,218.58 115 2008 €33,188.94 65 2007 €34,505.25 58

MAROUSA POLIAS Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR Australian Amateur Champion 2004. Recipient of an Australian Sports Medal. Inducted into the GreekAustralian Sports Hall of Fame. Member of the winning Interstate Series Team representing New South Wales. PROFESSIONAL Competed on the Duramed FUTURES Tour from 20052006. Took a year off from golf in 2007 and played 6 events on the 2008 SAS Masters Tour, where she finished 58th on the order of merit. Member of the Australian Ladies Professional Golf (ALPG) Tour where her best finish was 5th.

Australia 18/3/1983 – Sydney Oct 2004 - ALPG January 2009

PERSONAL Marousa enjoys shopping, going to amusement parks and fashion. She has even designed and worn some of her own golf clothes. She started playing golf at the age 12 and was introduced to the game by her father Arthur and Uncle Michael. Her father was born in Australia of Greek heritage and her mother was born in Greece. Marousa speaks Greek. She lives in Sydney and practises at New South Wales Golf Club, the No.2 ranked golf course in Australia.

MARTA PRIETO Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings Tournaments played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR 2002 Italian Ladies International Champion, 2001 British Amateur Champion, 3rd in NCAA Championships 2000, 1997 Spanish Amateur Champion. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Marta posted two top 10 finishes in 2008 with a further three top 20s. Her best results were T4th at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open and T7th at the Goteborg Masters. She finished 40th on the New Star Money List with €54,194 in season’s earnings but suffered an injury whilst practising late in the season.

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Spain 11/9/1978 - Sevilla 2002 2002 354,499.01 97 17 64 2nd

PERSONAL 170cm, brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include food, friends, paddle, reading and theatre. Studied at Wake Forest University, North Carolina, (the same college as Arnold Palmer and Curtis Strange), attached to Real Club Pineda de Sevilla. Sponsored by Medilast Sport. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 126.77 42 2006 €58,384.86 31 2004 322.01 13 2007 €69,396.11 32 2005 76,665.44 17 2008 €54,194.00 40

JO PRITCHARD Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Lowest Round

AMATEUR Received first international cap at age 14, full cap at age 17. 1997-2003 Represented Wales Jnr U21. Member of Wales Winning Home International Team. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Jo missed out on obtaining her card at Q-School for the 2008 season but decided to turn professional anyway and played in five events on the LET throughout the year. She made two cuts, with her best result a tie for 26th at the Oxfordshire Ladies English Open. Jo returned to Qualifying School for the 2009 season and earned her full card, finishing in joint 16th place.

Wales 28/5/1982 – Newport 19th December 2007 19th December 2007 2,722.00 5 71

PERSONAL Picked up her first golf club at the age of 8. Progressed under the tutelage of Neil Matthews - national coach for the Golf Union of Wales. Studied at the University of Colorado for two years but said she was more interested in watching people’s swings. Graduated from the PGA's three-year degree programme in style. Won The Professional Golfers' Association Female Assistant of the Year award in June 2008 and received the Ladies European Tour sponsored Beverly Lewis Trophy - in honour of the PGA's first female captain - at the PGA's annual graduation ceremony from Beverly Lewis and rugby world cup winning coach Sir Clive Woodward. Jo lives in Pontypool, Wales. Her interests include theatre, gym, cinema, reading and driving classic mini cars.

CLARE QUEEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR 2004 Ladies British Amateur Strokeplay Champion. 2001 Girls British Open Amateur Champion. 2003-2005 GB&I International. Ranked 3rd in EGA Ladies Amateur Rankings. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Clare’s best result on tour in 2008 was a tie for 6th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open, played on her home course, The Carrick at Cameron House, Loch Lomond. She also has two top 20 finishes: T11th at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship and 20th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open. She made €46,321.67 in earnings from 22 appearances and finished in 48th place on the New Star Money List.

Scotland 29/3/1983 - Glasgow 2005 2005 56 3 117,185.37 68 (7 times) 6th

PERSONAL 161cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include watching most sports and listening to music as well as socialising with friends. Influenced to play golf by coach Ian Rae. Graduated from Strathclyde University in 2004 with a BA in Business Studies. Specialised in Marketing and Business Law. Started to play golf at age 11. Attached to The Carrick at Cameron House, Loch Lomond. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €14,679.97 99 2008 €46,321.67 48 2007 €55,739.58 39

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ANNA RAWSON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top ten finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish Play-off Record

AMATEUR Medalist in the Australia Amateur Championship in 1999 and 2000. South Australian Champion and Victorian Inn Champion in 1999. Jack Newton International Junior Classic Winner in 1999. Team winner of the NCAA National Championship in 2003. Captained the 2004 University of Southern California Golf Team. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Anna played in eight LET events in 2008 and posted two top 10 finishes and four further top 20s. Her best results were 6th at the Finnair Masters and T7th at the Dubai Ladies Masters. She also tied for 11th at each of the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open, HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open and the S4C Wales Ladies Championship. Anna earned €39,295.83 in Europe to finish the year ranked 54th on the New Star Money List. She also competed I 13 LPGA events and made five cuts, with one top 10 finish and one top 20. Her best LPGA finishes were T10th at the Bell Micro Classic and T15th at the LPGA Corning Classic. Anna’s consistency improved dramatically in 2008 after three years of working with Finnish coach Dana Dahlqvist,

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based in Long Beach, California. Dahlqvist teaches the stack and tilt style of teaching. At the end of the season Anna earned her full card for the LPGA Tour. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Career-best finish of T2nd at the 2007 Deustche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. She entered a sudden death play-off with Bettina Hauert and Paula Marti but was eliminated after a par at the second extra hole. PERSONAL 178cm with blonde hair and green eyes. Hobbies and interests include fashion, health, nutrition, movies, friends and family. Also works as a fashion model. Lives in Los Angeles, California. Started to play golf at age 13 and encouraged by grandfather Ken Rawson. Bachelor of Communication from the University of Southern California. Website: www.annarawson.com

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €24,981.76 74 2008 €39,295.83 54 2007 €66,190.06 33

BEATRIZ RECARI ERANSUS Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Member of the European PING Junior Solheim Cup Team in 2005. French International Champion 2005. Spanish International Champion 2004. Won European Team Championships with Spain in 2004. Runner up/finalist at the British Girls Amateur Championship in 2003.

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Spain 21/4/1987 Nov 2005 Nov 2005 47 84,755.16 65 (2 times) T3rd

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights 2008 was Beatriz’s third year on tour and her most successful. She posted her career best result of tied 3rd at the Finnair Masters at Helsinki Golf Club in September. She also equalled her career low score of 65 in the second round of the SAS Masters in Norway where she tied for 12th place. Her next best result was joint 15th at the BMW

Ladies Italian Open. After working hard on her game with coach Ian Triggs and building increased strength in the gym, Beatriz finished the year with €37,251.85 in season’s earnings and in 59th place on the New Star Money List. PERSONAL 167cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies and interests include sports, reading, music, studying economics and maths and going out with friends. Started to play golf at age 11. Influenced to play golf by coach

Jesus Arruti, physical trainer Javier Aguirre, psychologist Ignacio Ventura, second coach Fernando Nunez and doctor Jose Calabuig. Attached to Club de Golf Zuasti.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €24,990.36 73 2008 €37,251.85 59 2007 €22,068.80 82

DALE REID OBE Country Born Exempt Status Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Finalist Scottish Girls’ Championship 1974. Finalist French Girls’ Championship 1977. Scottish International 1978. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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 re-appointed European captain for 2002 Solheim Cup in America. 2000 Received OBE in New Years Honours list. 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.

Scotland 20/3/1959 - Ladybank Lifetime Member 1979 1979 21 (1991) 1,117,255.19 371 135 58 (Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic 1991)

TOUR VICTORIES (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. 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 43 1994 1980 £2,461 12 1995 1981 £7,322 4 1996 1982 £5,358 4 1997 1983 £8,504 4 1998 1984 £28,239 1 1999 1985 £16,223 6 2000 1986 £23,892 8 2001 1987 £53,815 1 2002 1988 £56,905 4 2003 1989 £21,782 18 2004 1990 £49,343 6 2005 1991 £64,494 3 2006 1992 £20,080 14 2007 1993 £25,553 10 2008

£31,793 13 £25,894 21 £31,395 13 £20,205 28 £14,744 36 £25,017 30 634 67 2,054.27 19 801.93 51 42.10 84 53.20 74 €4,090.61 116 – – – – – –

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MELISSA REID Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Melissa earned seven top 10 finishes in her first full season as a professional. She was second three times, at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in Holland, the Oxfordshire Ladies English Open and at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark. She said that she rated her experience in Denmark as the highlight, when she played alongside her childhood heroine Annika Sorenstam and eventual winner Martina Eberl in the final round. Melissa finished four shots ahead of Annika at the event. Melissa did not have a full card at the beginning of the season but was offered an invitation to play at the MFS Women’s Australian Open at Kingston Heath Golf Club, where she finished in 3rd place. Her result catapulted her into the top 20 places on the New Star Money List, where she remained all year, which allowed her to gain

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entries into all of the other 2008 events. Her other top 10 finishes were T10th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open, T5th at the Tenerife Ladies Open and T7th at the Dubai Ladies Masters. She finished the 2008 season in 12th place on the New Star Money List with earnings of €136,606.02. In Dubai, she was crowned 2008 Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year, in association with the Bill Johnson Trophy and presented with the award by Annika Sorenstam. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2008 Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year, in association with the Bill Johnson Trophy. 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. PERSONAL 170cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Started playing golf at the age of 11 after she could no longer play football with the boys. Hobbies and interests include snowboarding, tennis, seeing friends and her boyfriend. Reid credits Annika Sorenstam, her parents, her coach Lawrence Farmer and Sir Clive Woodward as the individuals most influencing her career. Lives in Breadsall Village, Derby and is attached to Chevin Golf Club.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €136,606.02 12

NINA REIS Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Events Played Top Ten Finishes Career Earnings (Euro) Career Best Finish Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Nina played in 16 LET events and posted four top 10 finishes. Her best result was second at the Goteborg Masters in Sweden in September, where she equalled the LET all time record for lowest round 61 (-11) in round 4 at Lycke Golf Club. She also tied for 2nd at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames at Le Golf D’Arras the following week, was T4th at the SAS Ladies Masters and T9th at the Nykredit Masters in Sweden. Nina also had three top 20 finishes. Her season’s earnings were €92,156.32 which took her into 22nd position on the New Star Money List. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2nd at the 2008 Goteborg Masters in Sweden, where

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she equalled the LET all time record for lowest round 61 (-11) in round 4 at Lycke Golf Club. Also T2nd at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames at Le Golf D’Arras the following week. PERSONAL Hobbies include practising and cooking. Not related to Swedish golf coach Henri Reis. Lives in Kungalv, near Gothenburg. Represents Lysegarden, Sweden.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 €3,665.57 2007 €9,185.40 125 2005 €14,057.00 89 2008 €92,156.32 22 2006 €31,195.00 54

MARGHERITA RIGON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings Tournaments Played Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR 2002 R/Up Junior French International PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Margherita struggled in 2008 after making some technical swing changes. She played in 17 events and made 7 cuts with her best finish T27th at the Saint Four Ladies Masters on Jeju Island in South Korea. After working with new coach Lawrence Farmer in England Margherita made a huge improvement towards the end of the season. She returned to Final Qualifying School at La Manga and earned her full card for 2009.

Italy 29/9/1982 - Arzignano 2003 2003 92,756.97 86 67 (2 times) T11

PERSONAL 168cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include music, reading and snowboarding. Attended University of Communication in Feltre. Attached to Villa Condulmer. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 78.33 56 2007 €28,557.40 69 2005 €11,679.42 83 2008 €19,717.68 95 2006 €14,893.94 97

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MARIA RINGDAHL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR Won one tournament on the Telia Tour in 2003 as an amateur: the “Trummenas” event. Won the Junior Masters Invitational in 2003. Also won the Bankboken Tour Riks event in 2003. Played in the Swedish team in 2004. Third at the team European Championships in Kent in England, where the team finished 3rd. Played on the SAS Masters Tour as an amateur from 2000-June 2008. Played at LET Q-School for the 2004 season and finished 48th. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Played in five events as a professional on the SAS

Sweden 8/3/1984 – Kalmar June 2008 January 2009

Masters Tour in Scandinavia in 2008 and finished 50th on the order of merit. Best finish was 10th at Landeryd. PERSONAL Started playing golf at the age of 6. Introduced to the game by her mother, Pia. Older sister Louise is a teaching professional at Ekerum Golf Club, where Maria is a member. Coached by Farid Guedra. Hobbies and interests include soccer, gymnastics and all sports. Was a farly high standard gymnast. Played soccer for Farjestaden Gif, a team that was division three in Sweden. Has a website: www.mariaringdahl.com.

MARIANNE RIORDAN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR No.1 ranked Irish amateur in 2007. Named a member of the 2007 Irish Home International and European teams. PROFESSIONAL Marian turned professional in order to study for her three year PGA Foundation Degree. In 2009, she is studying for the second year. Attended Qualifying School for the 2009 LET season and earned a conditional card.

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Ireland 5/10/1980 - Tipperary September 2007 January 2009

PERSONAL Marian started to play golf at the age of 15 and was introduced to the game by her parents. She holds a Sports Recreation and Leisure as well as a Higher Diploma in Education. She used to play Gaelic football for her county (Munster) and played soccer for the college team. Badminton is a hobby. Marianne is coached by Gillian Burrell and plays at Ballykisteen and Tipperary Golf Clubs. She lives in Dublin.

MORGANA ROBBERTZE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Junior and Senior Springbok (National colours) PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Morgana played in four LET events in 2008 and made one cut at the Ladies English Open, where she tied for 61st place. She returned to Final Qualifying School for the 2009 season and finished T16th, earning her full playing rights for the tour. PERSONAL 177cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Started playing golf at the age of 19. Hobbies include reading,

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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: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 – 169 2008

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CAROLINE ROMINGER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR 3-time order of merit winner in Switzerland (2006/2007/2008). 6-time Swiss Champion (match & Stroke Play). Runner-up French Championships 2007 3rd World University Team Championships 2008 and 2nd in team. 2000 Runner-up European Team Championship in Sweden.

Switzerland 15/5/1983 – Samedan January 2009 January 2009

PERSONAL Caroline lives in Pontresina, Switzerland. She started playing golf at the age of 13 when she was introduced to the game by her father and brother. Her hobbies include skiing snowboarding, tennis and water sports. Holds a diploma in tourism and speaks five languages. Her mother tongue is German but she also speaks English, French, Italian and Retoromanisch. Plays at Engadine Golf Club and coached by Maros Moreno, Regine Lautens and Val Holland. Role model is Adam Scott.

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LILL KRISTIN SAETHER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Best Finish Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lill Kristin enjoyed her most successful year on tour in 2008 with a career best finish of joint 2nd at the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, played at Frösåker Golf & Country Club in Sweden. Lill Kristin led the tournament by a stroke after the second round and eventually finished six shots behind the winner, Amy Yang. Her next best finish was T6th at the Open de Espana Femenino, early in the season. Lill Kristin earned

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€34,356.29 throughout the season to finish the year ranked 63rd on the New Star Money List.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €2,478.06 144 2007 €14,540.25 103 2006 €726.00 163 2008 €34,356.29 63

YUKI SAKURAI Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Best Finish Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Yuki played in seven events in her first year on the Ladies European Tour and finished 88th on the New Star Money List with €21,676.72, which was enough to retain a category of membership for the 2009 season. She began the year exceptionally well with a tie for 5th place at the MFS Women’s Australian Open at Kingston Heath Golf Club in Melbourne. Her next best finish was T10th at the Ladies English Open. She made the cut at all seven tournaments in which she played.

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Japan 15/11/1988 19th December 2007 19th December 2007 21,676.72 7 2 T5th 69 (4 times)

PERSONAL Yuki, from Kyoto, spent her first season on tour travelling with her translator Tomoyu and learning to speak English. She enjoys trying different types of European foods and her favourite is Italian. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €21,676.72 88

ANNA-KARIN SALMEN Country Born Turned Professional

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AMATEUR 2005 Finnish Amateur Stroke Play Champion. PROFESSIONAL Anna-Karin turned professional in January 2007 and played on the SAS Masters Tour in Scandinavia from 2007-2008. Her best finish was 3rd at the 2008 Smådalarö gård. She was 23rd on the 2008 ranking. PERSONAL Anna-Karin started to play golf at the age of 10 with

her parents. She lives on Åland, a Finnish island located between Finland and Sweden, where the language spoken is Swedish. Åland consists of 6,500 small islands and is home to approximately 27,000 people. Anna-Karin earned a degree in Economics from the Business School and is now attending a one year course in hotel conferencing. Her hobbies include watching movies, drama and picking fungi (mushrooms) during the Autumn.

ANA B. SANCHEZ Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Member of winning Spanish side in European Team Championship 1995. Represented Spain in European Junior Girls Team Championships. Winner of Portuguese and Moroccan Championships 1997. Represented Spain in World Team Championship 1996. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Ana-Belen’s best finish was T19th at the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open. She made €25,102.62 from 14 appearances and finished in 75th position on the New Star Money List. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS T2nd 1999 Royal Marie-Claire Open. T2nd 2000 Ladies Austrian Open. T3rd at the Ladies Irish Open at Faithlegg behind compatriot Raquel Carriedo. 3rd at the Compaq Open 2002. Won her first LET title at the BMW Ladies Italian Open in Rome. Member of the winning Solheim Cup team in 2003. Finished T10 in the Women’s World Cup of Golf in 2005 with Paula Marti. In 2006, won The 18 Finest competition sponsored by Banque Barinng Brothers Sturdza SA and earned a first prize of €35,000. Did not miss a cut all year.

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PERSONAL 166cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Credits her family and teacher as having had most influence on her career. Hobbies include music, sports and reading. Lives in Torremolinos, Spain. Attached to La Sella Golf Resort. TOUR VICTORIES (1) BMW Ladies Italian Open 2004. SOLHEIM CUP 2003 TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1998 £9,751 51 2004 1999 £17,882 47 2005 2000 1,468 33 2006 2001 1,794.16 26 2007 2002 2738.42 17 2008 2003 372.70 8

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JADE SCHAEFFER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish Top Ten Finishes

AMATEUR 2005 European Champion. Bronze medal in the 2005 European Team Championships. 2003 French International Girls. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Jade played in 19 tournaments in her second season on tour and made 14 cuts with two top 20 finishes: T15th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands and T17th at the Goteborg Masters in Sweden. She finished in 58th position on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €37,548.14.

France 1/7/1986 – Reunion Island November 2006 November 2006 37 87,227.49 66 (3 times) 3rd 4

PERSONAL 171cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Started to play golf aged 12. Sister of LET professional Fany Schaeffer. Hobbies include sports, music, going to the cinema and having fun. Attached to Strasbourg Golf Club. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €49,679.35 45 2008 €37,548.14 58

KATHARINA SCHALLENBERG Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Best Finish Career Low Round

AMATEUR Schallenberg finished tied for 8th place at the 2007 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open on the LET where she was the leading amateur. In the same year she won the Spanish Ladies’ Amateur championship and the 2007 Copa de Sotogrande (formerly called the Sherry Cup). She was the runner-up at the 2006 US Women’s Open Amateur.Championship. In 2007, she qualified for the LET at her first attempt. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Katharina, or “Kiki” as she is known to friends, played in 17 LET events in her first year on tour and ended the season in 79th position on the New Star Money List with earnings of €24,074.85. Her best finish by far was a tie for 6th at the Open de Espana Femenino, her first tournament of the year. She comfortably retained her card.

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Germany 27/8/1980 - Lengerich 19th December 2007 19th December 2007 24,074.85 17 1 T6th 68

PERSONAL 174cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Started to play golf at the age of 10. Hobbies include sports and cooking. Credits parents as her greatest influences. Still studying International Business Studies at the University of Paderborn in Germany. Previously completed an apprenticeship in a bank as a bank clerk. Holds a Bank Clerk’s qualification from the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce. Lives in Lengerich and plays golf at GC Bergisch Land-Wuppertal. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €24,074.85 79

VIVA SCHLASBERG Country Born Turned Professional Joined LET

PROFESSIONAL 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.

Sweden 15/12/1986 – Lanskrona 2007 2009

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.

FREDERIQUE SEEHOLZER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR 2003 and 2004 NCAA National Team Champion with Rollins. 2004 NCAA National Championship Runner up. 2001 Swiss Junior Champion. Runner up Swiss Championship 2003. 2003 Winner of the Luxembourg International. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Frederique played in 18 LET events and made four cuts with her best finish of the year T46th at the Ladies English Open. She returned to Final Stage Qualifying School and finished T43rd, earning the opportunity to play in some, but not all tour events, in 2009.

Switzerland 23/12/1981 – Villars Nov 2005 Nov 2005 52 28,746.75 68 T18

PERSONAL 155cm tall with blonde/brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include skiing, snowboarding, cinema, music, fitness and friends. Started to play golf at age 14. Lives in Villars. Influenced by parents. Plays at Golf Club Montreux. Has a website: http://www.frederiqueseeholzer.ch. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €11,040.26 111 2008 2007 €13,746.49 104

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HEE KYUNG SEO Korean spelling Country Born Turned Professional Joined LET Worldwide Victories (Last) Lowest Round

AMATEUR 2004 Korean Amateur National Team member. PROFESSIONAL Hee Kyung Seo joined the Korean Ladies Professional Golf Association in August 2005. In her first year on the KLPGA in 2006 she finished 25th on the money list. Her best results were 3rd at both the KB Star Tour in Busan and the ADT CAPS Championship. In her second year in 2007 she finished ranked 9th on the money list. She had seven top ten finishes including 3rd at the Samsung Finance Ladies Open and 3rd at the MBC Tour Lordland 2007 S-OIL CHAMPIONS Invitational. Seo won six times on the KLPGA in 2008, including at the Saint Four Ladies Masters at Saint Four Golf and

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Resort on Jeju Island in late November. She shot rounds of 69, 67 and 66 to finish two strokes clear of compatriot Sun-Ju Ahn in the event and birdied her last four holes to seal the victory. The tournament was a co-sanctioned between the KLPGA and the Ladies European Tour, enabling Seo to take up membership of the LET as a ranking tournament winner. Seo also won the High1 Cup SBS Charity Ladies Open, the KB Star Tour in Chungcheong, the Binhai Open, the Interburgo Masters and the and the ADT CAPS Championship 2008. She finished the year ranked second behind Ji-Yai Shin on the KLPGA Money List with 607,312,239 Korean Won from 26 events. Her scoring average was 71.55 strokes. PERSONAL Sponsored by Hite.

ELISA SERRAMIA Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Top ten finishes Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Semi finalist at British Amateur Championship 2004. 1st International Junior of Spain Champion 2004. 1st International Junior of France 2004. 2nd European Ladies Amateur Championship 2003. British Amateur Champion 2003. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Elisa played in just one official event in 2008: the Open de Espana Femenino, where she tied for 46th place. She returned to Final Qualifying School at the beginning of 2009 and easily earned her card, finished in joint 7th place. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2005 Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year.

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Spain 7/9/1984 – Barcelona November 2004 November 2004 56 106,766.60 67 4 T3rd

PERSONAL 175cm tall with blonde/brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include Sudoku, canoeing, tennis, diving and going to the cinema. Most influenced to play golf by family and boyfriend. Attached to Club de Golf Masia Bach. TOUR RECORD: (Year, 2005 2006 2007

earnings/points, ranking) €36,336.59 47 2008 €1,485.00 T168 €57,494.32 32 €11,450.69 112

LAURE SIBILLE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR 2000 French Girls’ Amateur champion. 2002 French Junior Girls’ Champion. 2001 Belgium International Champion. PERSONAL 170cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies

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include watching movies, playing tennis and golf. Started playing the game at the age of 10. Her father, Jean-Paul Sibille, is her coach. He used to be a teaching professional. Lives in Nimes, France and plays at Nimes Vacquerelles.

ASHLEIGH SIMON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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 honourary 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

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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 finishing 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-toback. 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.

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PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Ashleigh played in seven LET events and posted two top 10 finishes. She tied for 7th at both the S4C Wales Ladies Championship and the Dubai Ladies Masters. She earned €30,485.76 to finish 69th on the New Star Money List. She made 14 appearances on the US LPGA Tour with a best finish of T35th at the Corona Championship. She was 157th in US Tour money and regained her card at Q School. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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. 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. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2007 Catalonia Ladies Masters

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €31,150.33 63 2008 €30,485.76 69

GEORGINA SIMPSON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings Tournaments played Top Tens Career Best Finish Lowest round

AMATEUR 1993 English girls champion, England Ladies home internationals, England U-18 and U-21 Strokeplay champion, Girl golfer of the year. 1994 Fired course record 9 under par 64 at Keighley. 2000 Won the Desert Duel/Stanford NCAA. 2001 fired course record six under par 67 at Pleasington GC. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights A year of excellent consistency for Georgina, who recorded three top 10 finishes and a further 7 top 20s, from 22 starts on the LET. Georgina’s best finish was a tie for 2nd at the Portugal Ladies Open at Quinta de Cima on the Algarve. She was also T3rd at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship and T9th at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames. Georgina fired a career low score of 65 (-7) during the second round of the Goteborg Masters in Sweden, where she tied for 14th place.

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England 23/9/1975 - Cleckheaton 2001 2001 323,923.20 107 12 T2nd 65

Georgina ended the year ranked 23rd on the New Star Money List, with season’s earnings of €91,650.56. PERSONAL 165cm tall with blonde hair and blue/green eyes. Hobbies include interior design, socializing, and enjoys playing and watching most sports, including her home team Leeds United. Influenced by Bob Rotella, author of "Golf is not a game of perfect". Gained a BA Honours Degree in Advertising at San Jose State University. Represents GeorginaSimpson.com

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2002 601.50 66 2006 €23,208.67 79 2003 84.80 55 2007 €74,286.80 28 2004 266.96 15 2008 €91,650.56 23 2005 €42,578.35 34

MARIANNE SKARPNORD Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR 1st British Girls Championship 2003. Played in the winning European Junior Solheim Cup team at Bogskogens GC in Sweden 2003. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Marianne recorded seven top ten finishes from 21 events and became established as one of the most consistent performers all year. Her career best finish was 2nd at the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Hotel and Links, where she finished five shots behind compatriot Suzann Pettersen. She was T5th at the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open, 6th at the Goteborg Masters, T6th at both the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open and Madrid Ladies Masters, T8th at the ABN

Norway 11/2/1986 2004 2004 139,012.79 45 7 66 (3 times) 2nd

AMRO Ladies Open and T10th at the Open de Espana Femenino. She ended the year in 16th position on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €125,753.11. PERSONAL 175cm tall with dark blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include fishing, shopping and going out with friends and boyfriend. First introduced to golf by her father. Attached to Skjeberg GC.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €6,673.00 121 2007 €460.00 167 2006 €6,126.68 127 2008 €125,753.11 16

ELLEN SMETS Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Earnings Lowest Round Career Best Finish

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Ellen played in 21 events and earned €21,370.63, finishing 90th on the New Star Money List. Her best finishes were T9th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, T17th at the Ladies English Open and T20th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open. The highlight of the year was at the VCI European Ladies Golf Cup, a team event played at La Sella Resort in Spain in April. Representing Belgium, Ellen and Lara Tadiotto finished in joint 2nd place behind England. PERSONAL 171cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies

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include tennis, swimming and keeping fit. Works as a teaching professional in Belgium. Attached to Limburg G&CC. Represents Deloitte Consulting of Belgium. Worked as a teaching pro for the Flemish Federation (VVG). Awarded Belgian Player of the Year in 2002. Lives in Hasselt.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 23.22 99 2006 €27,692.30 60 2004 10.42 120 2007 €3,870.25 144 2005 €8,862.63 92 2008 €21,370.63 90

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LISA HOLM SORENSEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Winner Doug Sanders International 2000. No.9 World Championship 2002. Danish Matchplay Champion 20012002. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lisa played in 21 LET events and had a solid year on tour with five top 10s and a further 6 top 20 finishes. Her best result was T3rd at the BMW Ladies Italian Open at Argentario Resort in Tuscany. Her next best finish was T4th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands, where she shot a career low round of 65 on day two. Other top 10 finishes were T8th at the Tenerife Ladies Open, T10th at the Portugal Ladies Open and T10th at

Denmark 29/9/1982 - Hanstholm 2003 2003 1 (2005) 220,141.83 67 8 65

the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika. Season’s earnings were €89,210.71, equating to 27th on the New Star Money List. PERSONAL 165cm tall with light brown hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include listening to music, socialising with friends and all sports. Attached to Aalborg Golfklub Denmark.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €37,799.00 35 2007 €64,944.82 35 2006 €27,256.20 61 2008 €89,210.71 27

ANNIKA SÖRENSTAM Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (last) LET Victories LPGA Victories Major championship victories Career Earnings (Euro) Career Earnings (USD) LET Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes (LET) Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights 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

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Sweden 9/10/1970 - Stockholm 1992 1993 89 wins worldwide 17 72 10 2,994,627.79 $22,573,192.00 63 27 64 (2 times) (59 on LPGA)

won four times around the world in 2008, with one win on the LET and three titles on the US LPGA Tour. She began the year strongly with victory at the LPGA season-opening SBS OPEN at Turtle Bay. Six tournaments later she won the Stanford International Pro-Am, immediately followed by the 2008 Michelob ULTRA Open. She posted 10 additional top 10 finishes on the LPGA Tour including runner-up or joint runner-up at the HSBC Women's Champions, Kraft Nabisco Championship and Lorena Ochoa Invitational. She played in 22 events and was fourth in season’s earnings with US$1,735,912.00. She also played in 6 events on the LET and 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. She was 3rd at the Nykredit Masters, her last tournament in Europe and T6th at the Scandinavian TPC, her last event on home soil in Sweden. She earned €102,159.23 on the LET. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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 Leaderboard. 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. 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 _ 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. Won one event after injury in 2007: the Dubai Ladies Masters on the LET. Played last season in 2008 before stepping away from competitive play at the Dubai Ladies Masters. Began the year strongly with three victories on the 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. Ended her career ranked 3rd on the Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings. PERSONAL 168cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include 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-thecourse 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. LET VICTORIES (17) 1995 OVB Damen Open, Hennessy Cup. 1996 Trygg Hansa Open. 1997 Compaq Open, 1998 Compaq Ladies European Tour 2009

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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. OTHER VICTORIES (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: 2006 Women’s World Cup of Golf with Liselotte Neumann for Sweden. SOLHEIM CUP 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1993 £55,927 3 2001 1994 £58,360 4 2002 1995 £130,324 1 2003 1996 £41,500 – 2004 1997 £87,806 – 2005 1998 £54,688 – 2006 1999 £64,510 – 2007 2000 4,311 – 2008

– – – – – – – – €180,639.36 €225,822.07 3 €170,794.70 7 €102,159.23 18

LOUISE STAHLE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Stahle was a member of the Swedish National Team from 2001-05. In 2002, she won the French Open Amateur Championship and was a member of the 2002 and 2003 PING Junior European Solheim Cup Teams. Stahle was the first Swede to win the Ladies British Open Amateur (2004) and became the first player in 30 years to successfully defend the title when she won again in 2005. In 2004, she also was awarded the St. Rule Trophy for a 10-under-par outing on St. Andrews’ Old and New courses, as well as the Beirut Café Ladies

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Sweden 19/3/1985 - Lund August 2005 November 2006 25 170,113.70 10 64 2nd

Trophy. Stahle tied for ninth individually at the Women’s World Amateur Championships in Puerto Rico, and Sweden went on to win the team title. Before she began her career at Arizona State University (ASU), Stahle was named preseason Second-Team All-American by Golfweek. As a freshman at ASU (2004-05), Stahle had three collegiate victories, including the Pac-10 Championship and Wildcat Invitational (her first collegiate win), where she tied the school record for lowest round in relation to par with a 6-under-par 64 in the first round. In 2005, she was named the National Golf

Coaches Association (NGCA) Eleanor Dudley Division I Player of the Year, NGCA Freshman of the Year, FirstTeam All-American and All-American Scholar. She was a GolfStat Cup recipient, Pac-10 Golfer of the Year and Freshman of the Year and a NCAA First-Team selection. Stahle also competed in the Weetabix Women’s British Open in 2004 (T42) and 2005 (T8) and the 2005 Safeway International Presented by Coca-Cola (T37). PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Louise played in 11 LET events in 2008 and recorded four top 10 finishes. She was outright 2nd at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open, presented by Audi, at Golfpark Gut Hausern near Munich. Her next best results were T3rd at the ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia, T4th at the Portugal Ladies Open and T10th at the Tenerife Ladies Open. Season’s earnings were €81,028.38 equating to 28th on the New Star Money List. Louise also competed in four tournaments as a non-exempt member of the US LPGA Tour. Her best finish was T13th at the Mastercard Classic Honoring

Alejo Peralta. She was 154th in 2008 month and returned to Q-School, thereby earning her full LPGA card for 2009. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2nd 2007 Portugal Ladies Open. 2007 Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year in association with the Bill Johnson Trophy as the best newcomer to the LET. 2nd 2008 HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open. T3rd 2008 ANZ Ladies Masters. PERSONAL 175cm tall with light brown hair and blue eyes. Started playing golf at the age of 9. Credits her family, especially her father Oscar, as the individuals most influencing her career. Hobbies include tennis, music and running. Qualified for the LPGA Tour and then the Ladies European Tour on her first attempt. Attended Arizona State University from 2004-2005. Resides in Scottsdale, Arizona.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €88,641.16 23 2008 €81,028.38 28

EVA STEINBERGER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Eva started to play golf at the age of 15 and turned professional after only 6 seasons as an amateur. Eva was a member of the Austrian National Team and played at the European Championship. Her best season was in 2004 when she won the Slovenian Championship, finished 2nd in the German Championship, 3rd in the Portuguese Championship, 7th in the St Rule Trophy at St Andrews and 8th in the Sherry Cup. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Eva recorded a career low round of 66 on day three at the Tenerife Ladies Open, where she finished T21st. Her best finish from 23 starts was T20th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Hotel and Links. She was 73rd on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings

Austria 21/9/1983 - Judenburg 2004 2004 76 69,889.81 66 T9

of €26,770.23. She also represented Austria at the inaugural VCI European Ladies Golf Cup in Spain alongside Nicole Gergely and the pair tied for 11th place. PERSONAL 170cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include music and skiing. Credits golf professionals Ralph Hagen and Max Balti as having most influenced her to play golf. Attached to Murtal GC, Speilberg. Represents Grand Prix tickets and Superfund. For more information log on to www.evasteinberger.at

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €4,366.30 114 2007 € 20,538.02 88 2006 €18,155.26 88 2008 €26,770.23 73

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KAREN STUPPLES Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Victories (last) Career Earnings (Euro) Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Karen played in just one European event: the RICOH Women’s British Open at Sunningdale, where she finished T24th. Sunningdale was the scene of her major championship triumph in 2004. She played in 25 US LPGA Tour events in total and recorded six top ten finishes with her best result 2nd at the Michelob ULTRA Open. She was 23rd on the US money list with season’s earnings of US$726,436. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS In 2002, posted a career-best tie for third at the Safeway Classic. In 2001, recorded a season-best tie for ninth at the ShopRite LPGA Classic. In 2000, best finish was seventh place at the Kathy Ireland Greens.com LPGA Classic. 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. In 1998, turned professional

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England 24/6/1973 - Dover 1998 2004 14 2 worldwide wins (2004) 427,572.77 7 64

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. 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 and football. Attended Florida State University. Qualified for the LPGA Tour on her first attempt. LET VICTORIES (1) 2004 Weetabix Women’s British Open OTHER VICTORIES (1) 2004 Welch's/Fry's Championship SOLHEIM CUP 2005

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 – – 2007 €20,434.04 89 2005 €54,886.93 24 2008 €11,786.12 115 2006 €60,123.92 29

LARA TADIOTTO Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Best Finish Career Holes-In-One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Reaching a crossroads in her career at the start of 2008, Lara took the brave decision to remodel her game and her approach in order to become more competitive at the top level of European golf. She engaged a new manager, Anne Harding, She chose her brother Yuri (Head Pro at Anderlecht) as her new coach and remodelled her swing to bring greater consistency and reduce the stresses on her body. Later in the season, Lara also decided to change her mental approach to the game and started working with a new mental coach Angela Jones (Robinson Henry Coaching). Given all this change during 2008, it was inevitable that her results suffered at times during the year. However, the hard work began to show when Lara recorded a season best finish of joint 17th at the Saint Four Ladies Masters in Korea. Lara played in 19 events over the season and finished 97th on the New Star Money List, prompting a return to Final Qualifying School Lara retained her full card by finishing in 14th place. She remains the only Belgian player (male or female) with full playing rights at the top level of European golf.

Belgium 24/4/1971- Somerset West, South Africa 1994 1994 T7 1 211,883.46 165 6 65

PERSONAL 177cm with blonde hair and brown eyes. Hobbies include business, sports, writing poems and red wine. Credits Dick Harmon, Steve Elkington and coach Anna Nistri as having had most influence on her career. Sponsored by sponsors Casa Gi, Computer Support, Cross, Ecco, Callaway, ADT Transport, chiropractor Tine Jørgensen, YES, Pink Ribbon Golf and Robinson Henry. Has a website: www.laratadiotto.com. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1994 £3,779 85 2002 1995 £7,500 67 2003 1996 £6,196 79 2004 1998 £836 113 2005 1999 £5,413 86 2006 2000 557 69 2007 2001 484.44 72 2008

588.22 76.08 92.07 €19,048.25 €24,604.59 €30,413.75 €19,005.69

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KIRSTY TAYLOR Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Play-off Record Career Holes-in-One Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR English Intermediate Champion 1992 and 1993. Runnerup British Amateur Championship, represented GB & I v Continent of Europe in Vagliano Trophy 1993. British Strokeplay Champion, Curtis Cup, World Amateur Team Championship 1994.

England 18/6/1971 - Clitheroe 1994 1995 1 (2005) 0/1 1 817,097.04 192 32 61

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Kirsty underwent brain surgery in January, followed by a six week course of radiotherapy. She was due to partner Trish Johnson at the Women’s World Cup when she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Danielle Masters attended Ladies European Tour 2009

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as her replacement. Due to illness Kirsty played in just one tournament in 2008. She competed at the Oxfordshire Ladies Open from July 4-7 as a test of fitness and endurance but missed the cut. Kirsty hopes to return to action in 2009 and everyone on the tour wishes her well. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 1995 set best performance with T8th in Staatsloterij Dutch Open. 2000 set new personal best with T2nd in Weetabix Women’s British Open, and equalled it later in the season at the Mexx Sport Open in The Netherlands. Finished 2nd on the official Evian Tour money list after posting five top-10 finishes and three more top-20 placings. 2002 posted four top tens and two further top 12 places in 13 events. Posted three top tens in 2004. Set a course record and Tour record low round eleven-under-par 61 in the opening round of the Wales Ladies Championship in 2005. Won the 2005 Wales Ladies Championship of Europe to clinch her maiden Tour victory.

PERSONAL 165cm with brown hair and blue eyes. Holds degree in Sports Science, Recreation Management and PE. Formerly Kirsty Speak married Alistair Taylor in 1997. Hobbies include skiing, watching football and reading. Represents Michinhampton GC. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2005 Wales Ladies Championship of Europe. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1995 £6,529 74 2002 3042.05 14 1996 £10,020 59 2003 268.26 14 1997 £10,523 53 2004 246.38 21 1998 £10,660 49 2005 €129,964.49 7 1999 £40,896 17 2006 €51,549.01 37 2000 3,875 7 2007 €115,418.08 18 2001 1,853.20 25 2008 _ _

KIRSTY S. TAYLOR Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments played Top ten finishes Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest round

AMATEUR Kirsty arrived on the professional ranks earlier than expected after a glittering amateur career where she won the 1998 Canon European U-21 Junior Championships (Sergio Garcia won the men’s equivalent that year), 1999 Italian amateur Ladies championship and the 2001 Portuguese amateur Ladies Championship. Member of the England junior Home internationals winning teams in 1996 and 1997. Silver medalist with England in the European Team Championships. Hampshire Ladies Champion 1999, 2000. Hampshire Junior Champion 1995, 96, 97. Hampshire Junior Captain 1996. Astor Salver winner 2000 (The Berkshire) Harper Salver winner (Bath GC) 2000. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Kirsty’s best result in 2008 was T4th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands. She recorded four additional top 20 finishes including T11th at the Madrid Ladies Masters. She finished T12th

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England 02/05/1979 - Basingstoke 2001 2001 112 6 3rd 226,884.11 65

at the SAS Masters at Haga Golf Club in Norway, where she shot a career low round of 65 on day two. In total, Kirsty earned €54,431.56 throughout the season to finish in 39th place on the New Star Money List. In summary: a successful year. PERSONAL 168cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes, Kirsty enjoys music traveling, fitness and socialising. Took up golf at the age of 12 and was scratch by the time she was 16. Turned professional when she was +1 at the age of 22 and left the amateur ranks in acrimonious circumstances after a difference of opinion with the ELGA.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2002 1812.32 24 2006 €46,442.14 40 2003 20.77 104 2007 €28,734.56 67 2004 95.66 50 2008 €54,431.56 39 2005 €21,261.37 55

LAURA TEREBEY Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career Best Finish Lowest Round

AMATEUR Qualified for the 2005 US Women’s Open at Cherry Hills: Missed the cut. 4th in the USGA Women’s State Team Matches in 2005. Qualifier for the 2004 and 2005 US Womens Amateur Championships. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Laura played in 17 events with her best result a tie for 14th place at the inaugural Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open. Represented the USA with Kris Lindstrom at the inaugural VCI European Ladies Golf Cup at La Sella Resort in Spain and the pair finished T11th. Earned €22,936.91 throughout the season to finish in 82nd place on the New Star Money List, retaining her full playing rights for 2009.

USA 4/11/1983 – Washington DC October 2005 2005 44,853.10 34 1 T9th 66

PERSONAL 181cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Started to play golf at the age of 12. Hobbies include reading, cooking and playing the guitar. Resides in Ft.Myers, Florida. Works as an Assistant Golf Professional at the Sanctuary Golf Club during the winter. Graduated from Radford University with a degree in Business Management. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €4,160.50 140 2008 €22,936.91 82 2007 €17,755.66 94

MICHELE THOMSON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR 2008 GB&I Curtis Cup Team Member. 2008 Scottish Champion. Scottish International Player since 2006. North of Scotland Champion 2005 & 2006. PERSONAL Michele started playing golf at the age of 11 with her dad. She started a sports coaching degree at

Scotland 11/3/1988 – Aberdeen January 2009 January 2009

Jacksonville State University in Alabama, USA, but left after four months in 2007 to pursue full time amateur golf. Michele lives in Aberdeen and plays at McDonald Golf Club in Ellon. She is coached by Neil Marr at Meldrum House. Her role models are Catriona Matthew and Annika Sorenstam. Away from the golf course she enjoys the cinema, shopping and going to the gym.

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IBEN TINNING Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Play-off Record Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights A year of consistent results for Iben. From 16 events played, she posted eight top ten finishes with a further three top 20s. Her best results were 4th at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark and T4th at the SAS Masters in Norway. She was also T5th at both the Ladies English Open and the Dubai Ladies Masters. Despite a series of injuries, she earned €95,617.57 to finish 21st on the New Star Money List. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 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

Denmark 4/2/1974 - Copenhagen 1995 1996 5 (2005) 1/2 1,123,311.83 162 47 63

a season low of joint 2nd at the Dubai Ladies Masters. PERSONAL 172cm with brown hair and brown eyes. Cousin of former European Touring professional Steen Tinning. Hobbies include watching movies, her dog, seeing friends and watching ice hockey. Attended business school. Gave birth to her first son, Mads, on 7th March, 2006. TOUR VICTORIES (5) 2002 Ladies Irish Open, La Perla Italian Open, 2005 Open de Espana Femenino, 2005 BMW Ladies Italian Open, 2005 Nykredit Masters SOLHEIM CUP 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 1996 £8,238 67 2003 1997 £8,573 6 2004 1998 £24,996 18 2005 1999 £35,120 22 2006 2000 1,859 22 2007 2001 3,887.92 8 2008 2002 5472.46 4

466.15 4 – – €204,672.62 1 €82,413.73 20 €147,798.40 14 €95,617.57 21

LENA TORNEVALL Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR Tornevall was a Swedish National Team member for three years from 1997-1999. She was also a member of the Izzo Cup Team in 1998.

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Sweden 4/5/1981 - Borås 1st January 2003 December 2007 14 T16th 10,590.00 65

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Lena made three cuts from 14 starts on the LET in 2008 with her best finish a tie for 16th place at the SAS Masters

in Norway. She shot 65 (-7) in the first round of the Goteborg Masters in Sweden and eventually tied for 21st place. On her return to Final Stage Qualifying School at La Manga Lena finished tied for 31st place, earning limited playing rights for 2009. Prior to joining the LET, Lena competed on the Swedish Telia Tour in 2005, 2006 and 2007 and finished in 8th place on the Final Telia Tour order of merit. Her best results were 2nd in the 2006 Telia Tour PGA Championship, 3rd in the 2007 Telia Tour Telia Ladies Open and 3rd in the 2005 Telia Tour SM-Match.

PERSONAL 170cm tall with blonde hair and green eyes. Started playing golf at the age of 8. Hobbies include all sports, especially watching football, supporting Elfsborg FC, watching ice hockey and working with computers. Lives in Olsfors. Attached to Hulta GC. Has a website: www.lenatornevall.com. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €10,590.00 119

JULIE TVEDE Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Career Best Finish Lowest Round

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. PROFESSIONAL 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. 2008 Highlights Julie recorded a career best finish of T5th at the Nykredit Masters, played at Simon’s Golf Club in Denmark. She also shot a career low round of 66 on the second day

Denmark 21/05/1980 Frederiksberg June 2004 November 2006 25 1 35,343.74 T5th 66

of the Goteborg Masters, where she tied for 12th place. She earned €35,343.74 from 19 events played throughout the season to end the year ranked 61st on the New Star Money List. PERSONAL 170cm tall with blonde hair and green eyes. Hobbies include tennis, movies and music. 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. Attached to Lake Lagan Golf Club.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 _ _ 2008 €35,343.74 61

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ANNA TYBRING Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round Career Best Finish (LET)

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Anna’s best finish of 2008 was T18th at the ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia and she posted one further top 20, a tie for 20th at the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Links. Earnings from 20 events were €22,982.71. Finished 80th on the New Star Money List and kept her card for the 2009 season. PERSONAL 170cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include shopping, sports and socializing with friends.

Sweden 22/4/1979 2001 2001 79,396.26 78 1 67 T6th

Started to play golf at age 10. Influenced by all professional sports players, including Annika Sorenstam. Represents Sweden Motala GC.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2001 408.10 123 2005 – – 2002 – – 2006 €19,809.41 84 2003 €3,131.78 112 2007 €30,451.29 64 2004 €2,612.96 121 2008 € 22,982.71 80

MARJET VAN DER GRAAFF Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Marjet played in 21 events in her rookie year on tour and her best finishes were T26th at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, followed by T28th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Fired a career low round of 68 on day two of the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open at Golfpark Gut Hausern. Also showed great promise by finishing T4th at the VCI Ladies Golf Cup, with playing partner, amateur Marieke Nivard. She

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The Netherlands 22/7/1982 – Roosendaal en Nispen December 2007 December 2007 21 22,908.43 68 T20th

earned €22,908.43 throughout the season which was enough to finish 83rd on the New Star Money List, retaining her tour card for the 2009 season. PERSONAL 168cm 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.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2008 €22,908.43 83

KYRA VAN LEEUWEN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour

AMATEUR 2007 Dutch Open Strokeplay champion, 2007 Dutch Matchplay champion. PERSONAL Kyra was introduced to golf by her parents at the age

The Netherlands 8/4/1984 – Rotterdam January 2009 January 2009

of 6. She is an only child and lives in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She likes to read, watch movies and box, although she stopped in November 2008 because of a wrist injury. She holds a BA in Sociology from Rotterdam University.

MARIA VERCHENOVA Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Maria’s 2008 season was a great improvement on her rookie year in 2007. Her 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

Russia 27/3/1986 - Moscow November 2006 November 2006 26 2 51,547.73 66 T5th

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. PERSONAL 174cm 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. Attached to Moscow City Golf Club.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €13,285.00 106 2008 €38,262.77 55

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LOTTA WAHLIN Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments played Tournaments Won Playoff Record Career Earnings (Euro) Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights A fantastic year for Lotta, who won two prestigious titles and recorded five further top ten finishes. She cruised to her maiden Ladies European Tour (LET) victory with a wire-to-wire win at the inaugural Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies’ Open at the punishing National Golf Club in Antalya, Turkey. Rounds of 71, 71, 73 and 70 gave her a 12 shot winning margin on a total of seven-under-par. Her winning margin was the second largest in the LET’s 30-year history since England’s Laura Davies won the 1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open at St Margaret’s by 16 shots. She claimed her second LET victory at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe at Machynys Peninsula GC in Llanelli, defeating Germany’s Martina Eberl at the second extra hole of a sudden death playoff. Playing in cold conditions, Lotta birdied the par-five 18th hole twice in the playoff while Eberl bogeyed the second extra hole after her ball twice found the sand near the green. Lotta also fired a career low round of 64 (-8) during the last round of the Goteborg Masters. Lotta’s top 10 finishes were 4th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, T5th at the Nykredit Masters, T7th at the Portugal Ladies Open and T10th at each of the

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Sweden 13/12/1983 June 2004 2004 56 2 1/1 330,946.00 13 64

Open de Espana Femenino and Tenerife Ladies Opens. Lotta was disappointed when she was forced to withdraw from the Dubai Ladies Masters at the last minute due to a knee injury. However, she finished 7th on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €181,114.22. In addition, she represented Sweden with Johanna Westerberg at the VCI European Ladies Golf Cup, where the pair tied for 8th place. PERSONAL 176cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include going to the gym, training, aerobics, incline skating. Sponsored by Alcro. Represents Landeryds GK, Sweden. Visit Lotta’s website: www.lottawahlin.com TOUR VICTORIES (2)2008 Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open, 2008 S4C Wales Ladies Championship NON-OFFICIAL VICTORIES (1) 2008 Catalonia Ladies event.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2005 €1,930.50 131 2007 €99,765.76 21 2006 €48,394.44 39 2008 €181,114.22 7

SOPHIE WALKER Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Career earnings (Euro) Lowest Round Career Best Finish

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. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights 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

England 9/8/1984 - Grimsby October 2006 November 2006 42 3 57,240.16 65 9th

81st on the New Star Money List with season’s earnings of €22,962.56, enough to retain her full card for 2009. 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. Attached to Kenwick Park Golf Club.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2007 €33,733.41 59 2008 €22,962.56 81

EMMA WEEKS Country Born Turned Professional Tournaments Played Career Best Finish Career Earnings (Euro) Lowest Round

AMATEUR England U/18 and full International. Hampshire County. England U/23 and South East Intermediate Strokeplay champion. PROFESSIONAL Emma has been a member of the LET since October 2003 and has played in 10 events over the last six years. She made one cut at the 2005 OTP Bank Ladies Central

England 5/5/1979 – Southampton October 2003 10 T58th 536.25 69

European Open in Hungary, where she tied for 58th place. She finished joint 31st at LET Qualifying for the 2009 season and will have the opportunity to play in a number, but not all, of the 2009 events. PERSONAL Hobbies include music, football and supporting Arsenal FC. Works in the pro shop at Bramshaw Golf Club in Hampshire, England. Lives in Southampton.

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LINDA WESSBERG Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments played Top Ten finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR European Team Champion 2001, Swedish Junior Champion 2001, 6th NCAA National Championship 2003, Winner Road Runner Invitational on Collegiate circuit PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights 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 US$165,111 throughout the season to finish 75th on the US money list. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Posted three top tens in 2004 including a second place finish at the Ladies Open of Portugal. Also T3 at the French Open in Arras. Posted another three top tens in 2005 with best finish 2nd at the Spanish Open in Castellon. Won maiden LET victory at the 2006 Wales Ladies Championship of Europe. 2nd in the 2005 Spanish Open. Earned second LET victory at the 2007 Vediorbis Open de France Dames, with a final round of 65. T2nd at the 2007 Ladies English Open. T7th in the

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Sweden 13/6/1980 - Gothenburg 2003 2003 2 (2007) 503,338.80 67 12 65

2007 Ricoh Women’s British Open at St Andrews where she played with eventual winner Lorena Ochoa in the last group on the final day. Made debut in The 2007 Solheim Cup. 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. PERSONAL 174cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include all sports, especially Ice Hockey and soccer. Enjoys shopping and spending time with friends and boyfriend. Spent four years at Oklahoma State University and majored in General Business and minored in Economics. Attached to Delsjö GC. TOUR VICTORIES (2) 2006 Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, 2007 Vediorbis Open de France Dames. SOLHEIM CUP 2007 (1)

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 365.95 9 2007 €158,960.38 8 2005 €102,194.00 11 2008 € 19,201.04 96 2006 €142,414.47 6

JOHANNA WESTERBERG Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Top Ten finishes Career Earnings (Euro) Career Best Finish Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Johanna had another solid year on tour with four top 10s and a further three top 20 places. Her best finish was at the ingural Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open, where she tied for 2nd place, 12 shots behind the winner Lotta Wahlin. Her next best finishes were T4th at the SAS Masters in Norway, T6th at the Madrid Ladies Masters and T9th at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark. Early in the season Johanna represented Sweden alongside Lotta Wahlin and the pair tied for 8th place. Johanna earned €58,615.41 over the course of the season to finish the year ranked 36th on the New Star Money List.

Sweden 24/11/1977 2000 2001 96 14 221,310.60 2nd 65

PERSONAL 170cm with blonde hair and blue eyes, hobbies include all sports. Johanna spent two and a half years at medical school before she made the move into turning professional. Formerly Johanna Westerberg, was married in 2004 and changed her name to Waldh. Divorced in 2006 and now competes under maiden name of Westerberg. TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 53.40 77 2006 €11,850.75 106 2004 119.10 42 2007 €89,302.78 22 2005 €20,158.23 65 2008 €58,615.41 36

URSULA WIKSTROM Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top ten finishes Lowest Round Career Best Finish

AMATEUR Two times Finnish Strokeplay Champion, Six NCAA Championships. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Ursula recorded a career best finish of 2nd at the Finnair Masters at Helsinki Golf Club, where she finished one stroke behind compatriot Minea Blomqvist after an exciting final round battle. Ursula shot her career low round of 66 in the final round of the tournament and then equalled it during the first round of the Goteborg Masters in Sweden. She posted four top 10 finishes in 2008, including T9th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies’ Swiss Open, T10th at the Tenerife Ladies Open and T10th at the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika. There were also three top 20 finishes. Early in the season she and Kaisa Ruuttila represented Finland

Finland 3/7/1980 - Espoo 2003 2003 179,462.13 80 6 66 (2 times) 2nd

at the VCI European Ladies Golf Cup and tied for 17th place. Ursula earned €77,323.63 on the LET in 2008 and finished the year ranked 30th. 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. Gave birth to her first son, Erni, early in 2007.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2004 59.08 70 2007 €22,889.12 80 2005 €35,719.27 37 2008 €77,323.63 30 2006 €30,809.61 56

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AMY YANG Country Born Resides Turned Professional Joined Tour Tour Victories (Last) Play-off Record Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top ten finishes Lowest Round Hole-in-ones

AMATEUR Amy won the ANZ Ladies Masters at Royal Pines GC in Australia at the beginning of February 2006 at the age of 16 years, 9 months and 18 days. She became the youngest winner of an LET event and was also the first amateur to win on Tour in 22 years, since Gillian Stewart won the IBM European Open at the Belfry in 1984. Following her victory the LET’s Executive Director, Alexandra Armas, approved Amy’s membership of the LET - that approval requiring a special exemption due to her being under the age of 18 normally required for membership. Amy turned professional in October 2006 at the age of 17 and became the Tour’s youngest member. She earned exempt status as a tournament winner until November 30th, 2009. At the ANZ Ladies Masters, Amy defeated 22-year-old Catherine Cartwright of the United States in a one-hole play-off but because of Amy’s amateur status, Catherine Cartwright claimed the AUS$120,000 first prize. As a result of her playoff victory on Australia’s Gold Coast, Amy was invited to play in two further events on the Ladies European Tour as an amateur in 2006: the Evian Masters in France, where she finished tied 53rd and the Weetabix Women’s British Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes, where she finished 60th. She won the Smyth Salver as the leading amateur in the championship, beating Belen Mozo by six strokes. Amy was also the New Zealand Amateur Champion in 2005. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights A stand-out year for Amy, who won two tournaments and finished fourth on the New Star Money List, with earnings of €227,179.38 in 2008. She claimed her maiden professional victory at the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open, presented by Audi, by four shots at Golfpark Gut Häusern. It was her second LET victory as she won the 2006 ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia as a 16-year-old amateur. At that time she was the youngest ever winner on the

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Korea 28/7/1989 USA 10th October 2006 10th October 2006 3 (2008) 1/1 324,635.88 28 12 63 (2 times) 2 (2008)

LET. Amy’s second victory of the year and her second as a professional came at the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika at Frosaker Golf Course near Stockholm in Sweden. She shot a final round of nine-under-par 63 to win by six strokes in a strong field including Annika Sorenstam. Amy shot a career low round of 63 in the third round en route to victory at both tournaments. She also had two hole-in-ones, firstly at the 7th hole in the third round of the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, for which she won an Omega watch, and secondly at the 17th in the second round of the BMW Ladies Italian Open. From 17 events played on the LET, Amy posted eight top 10s, including five top 5 places: 2nd place at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 4th at the MFS Women’s Australian Open, T4th at the Goteborg Masters, 5th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open, and T5th at the Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open. PERSONAL Amy’s family moved to Australia for the golf and her father used to be a PE teacher in Korea. She was based in Queensland for 14 months prior to her victory at the ANZ Lades Masters in 2006, on a golf programme at the Robina High School on Australia’s Gold Coast. Her coach, Lawrie Montague, was the Australian National coach from 1992-1999 and is also the owner of Australia High Performance Golf Academy. Off the golf course, she loves movies and music, and spending time with her friends. TOUR VICTORIES (3) 2006 ANZ Ladies Masters, 2008 HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open, presented by Audi, 2008 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika.

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2006 €24,100.00 76 2008 €227,179.38 2007 €73,356.47 29

EMMA ZACKRISSON Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Tournaments Played Tour Victories (Last) Career earnings (Euro) Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

AMATEUR Won Rainbow Wahini Classic in Hawaii. Won Big XII Championships, 3rd in Nordic Championships. 5th Place NCAA Team Championships. PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Emma secured her first LET win at the Open de Espana Femenino at Panoramica Golf and Country Club in Castellon, Spain, in April 2008. After three days of strong winds at Panoramica Golf and Country Club, the 29-year-old Swede began the final round with a four stroke cushion and finished four ahead of three players on seven-under-par 281. It followed a tough season where she had even considered quitting golf as a career. With renewed confidence, Emma posted three top 10s as follows: T4th at the SAS Masters in Norway, T5th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria and T6th at the

Sweden 26/1/1979 2002 2002 86 1 (2008) 158,661.62 4 65

Madrid Ladies Masters in Spain. her season’s earnings amounted to €99,178.26 and she was 20th on the New Star Money List. PERSONAL 175cm tall with blonde hair and green eyes. Hobbies include shopping, socialising, travel and reading. Attached to Umea GC. TOUR VICTORIES (1) 2008 Open de Espana Femenino

TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2003 54.20 76 2006 €10,106.83 114 2004 114.91 46 2007 €6,801.71 131 2005 €10,490.75 87 2008 €99,178.26 20

VERONICA ZORZI Country Born Turned Professional Joined Tour Career Victories (Last) Career Earnings (Euro) Tournaments Played Top Ten Finishes Lowest Round

PROFESSIONAL 2008 Highlights Veronica saved the best until last in 2008 with a 2nd place finish at the season-ending Dubai Ladies Masters at Emirates Golf Club, where she finished three strokes behind Germany’s Anja Monke. She posted five top 10 finishes in total, the others being 5th at the Open de Espana, T7th at the S4C Wales Ladies Championship, T9th at the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China and T10th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open in the Netherlands. Veronica recorded six further top 20 finishes and also represented Italy with Stefania Croce at the inaugural VCI European Ladies Golf Cup. She earned €112,358.73 throughout the season, rounding out the year in 17th place on the New Star Money List.

Italy 20/10/1980 - Verona 2000 2001 2 (2006) 449,181.42 83 16 64

PERSONAL 175cm with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies include snooker, billiards, football and sports cars. Attached to Garoagolf Verona. CAREER VICTORIES (2) 2005 Arras Open de France Dames, 2006 Vediorbis Open de France TOUR RECORD: (Year, earnings/points, ranking) 2002 689.05 62 2006 €143,881.00 5 2003 137.44 36 2007 €76,075.75 27 2004 95.53 51 2008 €112,358.73 17 2005 €154,184.26 3 Ladies European Tour 2009

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Tournament Reports 2008

Women’s World Cup of Golf Gary Player Country Club, Sun City, South Africa. 18 - 20 January 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6376 yards US $1,400,000 Leaders Rd 1 Eun Hee Ji (KOR) 61 (-11) Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) Rd 2 Jennifer Rosales (PHI) 133 (-11) Dorothy Delasin (PHI) Eun Hee Ji (KOR) Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) Rd 3 Jennifer Rosales (PHI) 198 (-18) Dorothy Delasin (PHI)

The Philippines out played 19 other teams to earn a two stroke victory at the Women’s World Cup of Golf. Playing together in the tournament for the third time, Dorothy Delasin and Jennifer Rosales fired a 65 in the first round of betterball on the Gary Player Course at Sun City in South Africa. They shot 68 in the foursomes and sealed their victory with another seven under par 65 in the final betterball matches for a total of 18 under par 198. They played their final nine holes in six-under-par 30, and Delasin birdied each of the last four holes, capping a phenomenal week of team play. The South Korean team of Ji-Yai Shin and Eun-Hee Lee finished second on 16-under with a closing 67. Taiwan and Japan tied for third place on 13-under. Taiwan carded a 68 while Japan shot 65. France shot 67 and finished fifth on 11-under-par.

Final Results Pos Score 1=

Name

198(-18) Jennifer Rosales (PHI) Dorothy Delasin (PHI) 2= 200(-16) Eun Hee Ji (KOR) Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) 3= 203(-13) Shinobu Moromizato (JPN) Miki Saiki (JPN) Yun Jye Wei (TAI) Amy Hung (TAI) 5= 205(-11) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) V Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) 6= 206(-10) Laurette Maritz (SA) Ashleigh Simon (SA) Becky Morgan (WAL) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Lorie Kane (CAN) Alena Sharp (CAN) 9= 207(-9) Julieta Granada (PAR) Celeste Troche (PAR) 10= 208(-8) Pat Hurst (USA) Juli Inkster (USA)

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Winnings (€)

65 65 61 61 66 66 66 66 62 62 68 68 67 67 64 64 66 66 65 65

95,739.59 95,739.58 69,889.90 69,889.90 41,886.07 41,886.07 41,886.07 41,886.07 28,721.88 28,721.87 21,541.41 21,541.41 21,541.41 21,541.41 21,541.41 21,541.41 16,754.43 16,754.43 13,164.19 13,164.20

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68 68 72 72 72 72 69 69 76 76 72 72 71 71 73 73 73 73 76 76

65 65 67 67 65 65 68 68 67 67 66 66 68 68 69 69 68 68 67 67

Pos Score

12= 210(-6)

14= 212(-4) 15= 213(-3) 16= 217(1)

18= 218(2)

20= 229(13)

Name Catriona Matthew (SCO) Mhairi McKay (SCO) Zhang Na (CHN) Wang Chun (CHN) Candy Hannemann (BRA) Maria Hjorth (SWE) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) Trish Johnson (ENG) Danielle Masters (ENG) Silvia Cavalleri (ITA) Diana Luna (ITA) Paula Marti (ESP) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Martina Eberl (GER) Bettina Hauert (GER) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Lindsey Wright (AUS) Smriti Mehra (IN) Irina Brar (IN)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

68 68 67 67 68 65 65 67 67 73 73 69 69 69 69 68 68 70 70

13,164.20 13,164.19 9,095.26 9,095.26 9,095.26 7,659.16 7,659.17 7,180.47 7,180.47 6,462.42 6,462.42 6,462.42 6,462.42 5,505.02 5,505.03 5,505.02 5,505.03 4,786.98 4,786.98

73 73 75 75 73 77 77 76 76 76 76 79 79 78 78 78 78 84 84

67 67 68 68 69 70 70 70 70 68 68 69 69 71 71 72 72 75 75

MFS Women’s Australian Open Kingston Heath Golf Club, Melbourne, Australia. 31 January - 3 February 2008 Australia’s Karrie Webb retained the MFS Women’s Australian Open at Kingston Heath Golf Club with a birdie at the second hole of a sudden death play-off. Webb defeated Ji-Yai Shin from South Korea after both players finished tied on eightunder-par 284 in regulation. Webb rolled in a twelve foot birdie putt at the par-four 18th hole to take her fourth national title. She previously won the event in 2000, 2002 and 2007.

Par 73 (37, 36) €500,000 Leaders Rd 1 Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 70 (-3) Rd 2 Kristie Smith (Am) (AUS) 141 (-5) Rd 3 Lindsey Wright (AUS) 216 (-3) Rd 4 Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) 284 (-8) Karrie Webb (AUS) Webb defeated Shin at the second extra hole

Both Shin and Webb carded six-under-par 67s in the final round of the championship, scores which tied for the lowest of the week. Webb came from two strokes behind Shin with three holes to play to tie for the lead. She birdied the 16th and 17th holes, before giving herself a chance to take the championship with a 12 foot birdie putt at the 72nd hole.

Weather Rd 1 Rain a.m. breezy p.m. Rd 2 Sunny with moderate winds Rd 3 sunny with moderate breeze Rd 4 Sunny spells with gentle wind

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4 5=

284(-8) 284(-8) 288(-4) 290(-2) 291(-1)

10= 293(1)

14= 294(2)

17= 295(3)

21= 296(4)

27= 297(5)

32= 298(6)

36= 299(7)

Name

Rounds of

Karrie Webb (AUS) 72 Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) 72 Melissa Reid (ENG) 73 Amy Yang (KOR) 75 Joanne Mills (AUS) 74 Na Yeon Choi (KOR) 78 Yuki Sakurai (JPN) 80 Kristie Smith (Am) (AUS) 72 Lindsey Wright (AUS) 72 Ha-Neul Kim (KOR) 76 Carri Wood (USA) 75 Megan Briggs (Am) (SCO) 75 Rui Yokomine (JPN) 78 Samantha Head (ENG) 83 Birdie Kim (KOR) 75 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 78 Clare Choi (Am) (AUS) 74 Lisa Hall (ENG) 78 Ashleigh Simon (SA) 75 Katherine Hull (AUS) 71 Bobea Park (KOR) 80 Rebecca Stevenson (AUS) 77 Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA)74 Sarah Oh (AUS) 73 Hee Young Park (KOR) 71 Hee-Kyung Seo (KOR) 78 Anna Tybring (SWE) 79 Sarah Nicholson (NZ) 71 Ayako Uehara (JPN) 77 Lynn Kenny (SCO) 80 Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) 77 Ji-Yae Yeo (KOR) 77 Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 70 Martina Eberl (GER) 79 Stephanie Arricau (FRA) 76 Emma Bennett (Am) (AUS) 74

72 71 76 73 79 73 73 69 72 74 70 77 72 71 72 71 75 74 73 75 69 75 78 76 73 72 75 75 73 74 68 73 82 72 75 74

73 74 69 72 70 71 69 77 72 73 77 70 71 71 75 73 76 73 75 75 77 73 72 74 78 72 72 77 73 69 76 76 74 74 72 78

Winnings (€) 67 67 70 70 68 69 69 73 75 70 71 71 72 69 72 72 70 70 72 74 70 71 72 73 74 74 71 74 74 74 76 72 72 73 75 73

49,799.50 33,199.67 23,239.77 16,599.83 10,499.39 10,499.39 10,499.39 Amateur 10,499.39 6,584.60 6,584.60 Amateur 6,584.60 4,703.28 4,703.28 4,703.28 Amateur 4,094.62 4,094.62 4,094.62 3,635.36 3,635.36 3,635.36 3,635.36 3,635.36 3,635.36 3,080.93 3,080.93 3,080.93 3,080.93 3,080.93 2,631.07 2,631.07 2,631.07 2,631.07 2,290.78

Pos Score

40= 300(8)

49= 301(9) 51= 302(10)

55= 303(11)

60 304(12) 61= 305(13)

67 306(14) 68= 309(17) 70 310(18) 71= 311(19)

Name

Rounds of

Minea Blomqvist (FIN) Tiffany Joh (Am) (USA) Frances Bondad (AUS) Vicky Thomas (AUS) Clare Queen (SCO) Anne Norman Hansen (DEN) Cherie Byrnes (AUS) Michelle Ellis (AUS) Paula Marti (ESP) Tamie Durdin (AUS) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Mi-Jung Hur (JPN) Sophie Walker (ENG) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Laura Davies (ENG) Sakura Yokomine (JPN) Ji-Na Lim (KOR) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Alison Whitaker (Am) (AUS) Helen Oh (AUS) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Amanda Moltke-Leth (DEN) Karin Sjodin (SWE) Jill McGill (USA) Laurette Maritz (SA) Kate Combes (AUS) Marta Prieto (ESP) Tamara Beckett (AUS) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Cecilia Nha (Am) (AUS) Kiran Matharu (ENG) Rosemary MacDonald (AUS) Karen Lunn (AUS) Linda Wessberg (SWE) Danielle Masters (ENG)

73 74 72 77 75 80 75 72 78 78 74 75 77 74 74 77 79 75 73 74 76 75 74 75 75 77 79 77 83 75 80 80 77 80 74 75

75 75 77 75 78 73 75 76 75 75 79 75 72 79 75 77 74 74 74 78 78 77 76 73 77 73 72 75 71 79 72 74 77 74 78 76

77 76 73 77 76 76 78 79 73 72 72 73 78 74 79 74 74 76 83 76 74 75 75 80 80 81 79 77 75 72 78 79 74 78 85 77

Winnings (€) 74 74 77 71 71 71 72 73 74 75 75 77 74 74 74 74 75 77 73 75 75 76 78 76 73 74 75 76 76 79 76 76 81 78 74 83

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2,290.78 Amateur 2,290.78 1,730.07 1,730.07 1,730.07 1,730.07 1,730.07 1,730.07 1,730.07 1,730.07 1,730.07 1,327.99 1,327.99 1,128.79 1,128.79 1,128.79 1,128.79 Amateur 912.99 912.99 912.99 912.99 796.79 603.12 603.12 603.12 603.12 603.12 603.12 Amateur 498.00 498.00 464.80 464.80 464.80

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ANZ Ladies Masters Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Australia. 8 - 10 February 2008 Par 72 (37, 35) 6443 yards. €600,000

England’s Lisa Hall fired a six-under-par 66 to take a one stroke victory at the ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia. The 40-year-old Hall came from one stroke behind the three overnight leaders Hyun Ju Shin, Tamie Durdin and the defending champion Karrie Webb to post a three round winning total of 13-under-par 203.

Leaders Rd 1 Nikki Garrett (AUS) 67 (-5) Rd 2 Tamie Durdin (AUS) 136 (-8) Hyun Ju Shin (KOR) Karrie Webb (AUS) Rd 3 Lisa Hall (ENG) 203 (-13) Weather Rd 1 Sunny with light breeze Rd 2 Sunny with light afternoon breeze Rd 3 Sunny but windy

Hall had posted her score as Shin stood on the 18th tee tied for the lead on 13 under. Shin had a 25 foot birdie chance for the title, but left it four feet short, and then missed the second putt, effectively handing Hall the title. The 27-year-old Shin, a two time winner on the LPGA of Japan, three putted for only her third bogey all week and finished second on 12-under-par.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3= 5 6= 8 9=

14=

18=

23=

28=

130

Name

Rounds of

203(-13) Lisa Hall (ENG) 68 204(-12) Hyun Ju Shin (KOR) 68 205(-11) Felicity Johnson (ENG) 70 Louise Stahle (SWE) 71 206(-10) Karrie Webb (AUS) 69 207(-9) Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) 70 Karin Sjodin (SWE) 72 208(-8) Laura Davies (ENG) 70 209(-7) Sakura Yokomine (JPN) 70 Johanna Head (ENG) 68 Amy Yang (KOR) 69 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 70 Diana Dalessio (USA) 69 210(-6) Haeji Kang (Am) (KOR) 69 Katherine Hull (AUS) 72 Ai Miyazato (JPN) 70 Carri Wood (USA) 69 211(-5) Shani Waugh (AUS) 68 Leah Hart (AUS) 68 Sophie Giquel (FRA) 69 Anna Tybring (SWE) 70 Virada Nirapathpongporn (THA) 69 212(-4) Rachel Hetherington (AUS) 69 Nikki Garrett (AUS) 67 Kiran Matharu (ENG) 69 Tania Elosegui (ESP) 68 Tamie Durdin (AUS) 69 213(-3) Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 71 Marta Prieto (ESP) 70 Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) 69 Rebecca Stevenson (AUS) 72 Martina Eberl (GER) 75 Sarah Kemp (AUS) 74 Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 74 Linda Wessberg (SWE) 72

Ladies European Tour 2009

69 68 70 67 67 69 67 69 71 72 71 69 69 74 70 69 69 73 72 71 68 69 73 73 70 70 67 73 73 74 71 68 68 68 69

66 68 65 67 70 68 68 69 68 69 69 70 71 67 68 71 72 70 71 71 73 73 70 72 73 74 76 69 70 70 70 70 71 71 72

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

59,787.67 39,858.44 23,915.06 23,915.06 16,341.96 12,057.18 12,057.18 9,964.61 7,094.80 7,094.80 7,094.80 7,094.80 7,094.80 4,982.30 4,982.30 4,982.30 4,982.30 4,424.28 4,424.28 4,424.28 4,424.28 4,424.28 3,826.41 3,826.41 3,826.41 3,826.41 3,826.41 2,980.52 2,980.52 2,980.52 2,980.52 2,980.52 2,980.52 2,980.52 2,980.52

Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Ji-Yae Yeo (KOR) Joanne Mills (AUS) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Min-Gee Song (KOR) KM Juul (DEN) Hee-Kyung Seo (KOR) Michelle Ellis (AUS) 44= 215(-1) Yuki Sakurai (JPN) Kristie Smith (Am) (AUS) Carlie Butler (AUS) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 49= 216(Par) Frances Bondad (AUS) Ran Hong (KOR) Rachel Bailey (AUS) Stephanie Nah (Am) (AUS) Diana Luna (ITA) Ya-Ni Tseng (TPE) 55= 217(1) Karen Lunn (AUS) Ji-Na Lim (KOR) So-Hee Kim (KOR) Melissa Reid (ENG) Clare Queen (SCO) 60= 218(2) Nina Reis (SWE) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Mi-Jung Hur (JPN) 63= 219(3) Bree Arthur (Am) (AUS) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Stefanie Michl (AUT) 67 220(4) Jill McGill (USA) 68= 221(5) Anja Monke (GER) Nikki Campbell (AUS) 37= 214(-2)

Name

Rounds of 69 75 70 71 74 73 71 72 73 68 73 71 70 73 69 72 68 71 68 74 75 71 72 72 74 71 72 73 69 73 72 73 73 70

69 68 72 71 68 68 69 67 70 74 69 70 69 70 72 69 73 69 69 70 69 72 70 70 70 72 69 71 75 70 71 69 71 70

75 71 72 72 72 73 74 75 72 73 73 74 76 73 75 75 75 76 79 73 73 74 75 75 74 75 77 75 75 76 76 78 77 81

Winnings (€) 2,980.52 2,066.94 2,066.94 2,066.94 2,066.94 2,066.94 2,066.94 2,066.94 1,594.33 Amateur 1,594.33 1,594.33 1,594.33 1,243.58 1,243.58 1,243.58 Amateur 1,243.58 1,243.58 948.63 948.63 948.63 948.63 948.63 677.59 677.59 677.59 Amateur 611.16 611.16 611.16 558.02 558.02 558.02

VCI European Ladies Golf Cup La Sella Golf Resort, Alicante, Spain. 3 - 6 April 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6283 yards. €300,000 Leaders Rd 1 Trish Johnson (ENG) 64 (-8) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Rd 2 Trish Johnson (ENG) 134 (-10) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Rd 3 Trish Johnson (ENG) 199 (-17) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Rd 4 Trish Johnson (ENG) 270 (-18) Rebecca Hudson (ENG)

Trish Johnson and Rebecca Hudson led England to a five-stroke victory in the inaugural VCI European Ladies Golf Cup at La Sella Golf Resort near Alicante. The pair combined for rounds of 64, 70, 65 and 71 in the 72-hole competition to win on 18-under-par. Belgium and Germany tied for second position on 13-under. Belgians Lara Tadiotto and Ellen Smets carded a final round of 71, while Germans Martina Eberl and Anja Monke fired a 65. The Netherlands finished fourth, with Italy in fifth, Russia in sixth and the host nation Spain in seventh place. The tournament featured four balls on days one and three, with ‘The Valencian Cup Format’, a variation on greensomes, played on days two and four. The English duo were five strokes clear of the field going into the final round, with Belgium as their nearest challenger for much of the day, but despite a bold effort Germany reached 14-under after 51 holes only to three-putt the last for a bogey.

Final Results Pos Score 1=

Name

270(-18) Trish Johnson (ENG) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 2= 275(-13) Martina Eberl (GER) Anja Monke (GER) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Ellen Smets (BEL) 4= 282(-6) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Marieke Nivard (Am) (NL) 5= 283(-5) Stefania Croce (ITA) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 6= 284(-4) Anastasia Kostina (RUS) Maria Kostina (RUS) 7= 285(-3) Paula Marti (ESP) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 8= 286(-2) Frederique Seeholzer (SWI) Nora Angehrn (SWI) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 10= 287(-1) Iben Tinning (DEN) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN)

Rounds of 64 64 66 66 65 65 70 70 68 68 73 73 68 68 69 69 73 73 66 66

70 70 73 73 70 70 73 73 75 75 70 70 73 73 75 75 71 71 77 77

65 65 71 71 69 69 70 70 73 73 69 69 72 72 74 74 70 70 70 70

71 71 65 65 71 71 69 69 67 67 72 72 72 72 68 68 72 72 74 74

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

Name

Rounds of

35,000.00 35,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 9,000.00 Amateur 8,500.00 8,500.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 6,750.00 6,750.00 6,750.00 6,750.00 6,000.00 6,000.00

11= 288(Par) Kris Lindstrom (USA) Laura Terebey (USA) Eva Steinberger (AUT) Nicole Gergely (AUT) 13= 289(1) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Martina Gillen (IRE) Clare Queen (SCO) Lynn Kenny (SCO) 15= 291(3) Karen Lunn (AUS) Joanne Mills (AUS) Eleanor Pilgrim (WAL) Lydia Hall (WAL) 17= 292(4) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) 18= 294(6) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) 19= 298(10) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) 20= 307(19) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Lujza Bubanova (Am) (SVK)

70 70 72 72 67 67 71 71 69 69 74 74 73 73 68 68 70 70 74 74

75 75 72 72 76 76 74 74 75 75 74 74 74 74 79 79 78 78 79 79

72 72 71 71 75 75 71 71 73 73 67 67 71 71 73 73 76 76 76 76

Winnings (€) 71 71 73 73 71 71 73 73 74 74 76 76 74 74 74 74 74 74 78 78

Ladies European Tour 2009

5,250.00 5,250.00 5,250.00 5,250.00 4,250.00 4,250.00 4,250.00 4,250.00 3,250.00 3,250.00 3,250.00 3,250.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 Amateur

131

Open De Espana Femenino Panoramica Golf and Country Club, Castellon, Spain. 17 - 20 April 2008 Sweden’s Emma Zackrisson secured her first win on the Ladies European Tour on Sunday at the Open de Espana Femenino in Castellon. Zackrisson, who led after the second and third rounds, posted a final round of 71 to finish on a fourround total of seven-under-par 281. After three days of strong winds at Panoramica Golf and Country Club, the 29-year-old Swede began the day with a four stroke cushion and finished four ahead of three players. The defending champion Nikki Garrett (69) and Joanne Mills (71) from Australia tied for second with Italian Diana Luna (69), on three-under-par 285. After a heavy downpour in the morning, play was suspended for an hour and 19 minutes due to inclement weather at 1.56pm affording the Swede a half-time lunch break. After a heartstopping moment at the 17th, when her approach shot to the green almost found the water hazard, Zackrisson signed off with a final-hole birdie to take the €41,250 first prize.

Par 72 (36, 36) 6525 yards. €275,000 Leaders Rd 1 Carmen Alonso (ESP) 67 (-5) Rd 2 Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 139 (-5) Rd 3 Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 210 (-6) Rd 4 Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 281 (-7)

Final Results Pos Score 1 2=

Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Diana Luna (ITA) Joanne Mills (AUS) 5 286(-2) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 6= 287(-1) Katharina Schallenberg (GER) Martina Eberl (GER) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) 10= 288(Par) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 13= 289(1) Paula Marti (ESP) Iben Tinning (DEN) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 16= 290(2) Anja Monke (GER) Frances Bondad (AUS) 18= 291(3) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Amy Yang (KOR) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Maria Boden (SWE) Samantha Head (ENG) Dana Lacey (AUS) 26= 292(4) Marta Silva (Am) (ESP) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Felicity Johnson (ENG) 30= 293(5) Julie Tvede (DEN) Clare Queen (SCO) 32= 294(6) Bettina Hauert (GER) Caroline Masson (Am) (GER) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) Danielle Masters (ENG)

132

281(-7) 285(-3)

Name

Rounds of 72 75 75 74 72 71 70 68 75 69 76 76 70 68 72 73 72 70 71 76 71 74 72 71 75 72 74 71 74 74 74 69 74 71 75

Ladies European Tour 2009

67 70 72 73 68 74 77 73 72 75 72 73 79 79 72 73 72 73 79 71 77 68 76 71 75 71 69 74 75 74 72 79 73 76 74

71 71 69 67 74 73 70 75 67 75 70 69 72 73 72 74 73 78 71 73 72 77 71 76 68 75 75 73 68 74 73 75 74 74 72

Winnings (€) 71 69 69 71 72 69 70 71 73 69 70 70 68 69 73 70 73 70 70 71 71 72 72 73 73 74 74 74 75 71 74 71 73 73 73

41,250.00 20,670.83 20,670.83 20,670.83 11,660.00 7,727.50 7,727.50 7,727.50 7,727.50 5,096.66 5,096.66 5,096.66 4,253.33 4,253.33 4,253.33 3,905.00 3,905.00 3,427.18 3,427.18 3,427.18 3,427.18 3,427.18 3,427.18 3,427.18 3,427.18 Amateur 2,970.00 2,970.00 2,970.00 2,763.75 2,763.75 2,475.00 Amateur 2,475.00 2,475.00

Pos Score

38= 295(7)

46= 296(8)

51= 297(9) 53= 298(10) 55= 299(11)

58= 300(12) 60= 301(13)

63 302(14) 64 303(15) 65= 304(16) 67 68 69

306(18) 308(20) RTD

Name Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Stefania Croce (ITA) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Fame More (ENG) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Karen Lunn (AUS) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Camille Fallay (FRA) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Elisa Serramia (ESP) Asa Gottmo (SWE) Trish Johnson (ENG) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Elizabeth McKinnon (NZ) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Marta Prieto (ESP) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Emma Lyons (ENG) Leah Hart (AUS) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Ashleigh Simon (SA) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Julie Greciet (FRA) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) Sofia Renell (SWE) Eleanor Pilgrim (WAL)

Rounds of 73 72 71 76 76 79 73 77 75 72 75 74 72 75 77 70 75 74 77 74 73 78 75 75 73 70 67 75 75 75 74 74 72 73

73 72 77 73 74 69 75 69 70 76 74 76 78 71 72 77 71 75 72 74 75 70 72 72 75 79 82 75 74 73 73 76 78 76

74 75 76 74 73 74 73 74 73 70 75 74 74 76 72 75 75 76 74 80 74 73 77 76 77 76 75 75 78 78 77 77 77 75

Winnings (€) 74 75 71 72 72 73 74 75 77 77 72 72 72 74 75 75 76 73 75 71 77 78 76 77 76 76 77 77 76 78 80 79 81 *

2,475.00 2,475.00 1,931.87 1,931.87 1,931.87 1,931.87 1,931.87 1,931.87 1,931.87 1,931.87 1,485.00 1,485.00 1,485.00 1,485.00 1,485.00 1,292.50 1,292.50 1,182.50 1,182.50 1,045.00 1,045.00 1,045.00 921.25 921.25 852.50 852.50 852.50 797.50 770.00 728.75 728.75 687.50 660.00 632.50

Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open The Carrick Cameron House, Loch Lomond, Scotland. 1 - 3 May 2008 Par 71 (36, 35) 6141 yards. €200,000

France’s Gwladys Nocera claimed a two shot victory at the €200,000 Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open. The 32-year-old from Biarritz shot rounds of 69, 70 and 69 at The Carrick on Loch Lomond for a five-under-par total of 208. It was her sixth Ladies European Tour victory inside two years after three wins in 2006 and a further two titles in 2007. Sweden’s Maria Boden recorded a career best finish of second on three-under after a final round of 69. England’s Rebecca Hudson had a 68 and tied for third on two-under with Austria’s Nicole Gergely, who shot 69.

Leaders Rd 1 Maria Boden (SWE) 69 (-2) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Rd 2 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 139 (-3) Rd 3 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 208 (-5)

Nocera tied for the lead with Boden after the first round and was a stroke clear of the field going into the final day. She sealed the victory and the €30,000 first prize with an impressive birdie at the 407-yard par-four last, where she hit her drive 317 yards and then holed from 20 feet.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3=

208(-5) 210(-3) 211(-2)

Name

Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Maria Boden (SWE) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Nicole Gergely (AUT) 5 212(-1) Amy Yang (KOR) 6= 213(Par) Clare Queen (SCO) Kathryn Imrie (SCO) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 10= 214(1) Melissa Reid (ENG) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Martina Eberl (GER) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) 16 215(2) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 17= 216(3) Mhairi McKay (SCO) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) 20= 217(4) Lisa Hall (ENG) Samantha Head (ENG) Ellen Smets (BEL) Marina Arruti (ESP) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 26= 218(5) Danielle Masters (ENG) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Sophie Walker (ENG) 31= 219(6) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Beatriz Recari (ESP)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

69 69 72 70 70 72 73 75 70 77 77 74 74 72 71 75 74 71 75 74 73 75 77 70 73 78 73 74 75 73 76 81 76

30,000.00 20,300.00 12,400.00 12,400.00 8,480.00 5,620.00 5,620.00 5,620.00 5,620.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 2,880.00 2,720.00 2,720.00 2,720.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 1,770.00 1,770.00 1,770.00

70 72 71 72 70 71 69 67 71 71 70 72 70 72 73 67 74 73 67 76 75 72 70 75 71 71 74 73 71 72 75 70 74

69 69 68 69 72 70 71 71 72 66 67 68 70 70 70 73 68 72 74 67 69 70 70 72 73 69 71 71 72 73 68 68 69

Pos Score

37= 220(7)

42= 221(8)

48= 222(9)

51 223(10) 52= 224(11) 54= 225(12)

57= 226(13)

62 63 64 65

227(14) 228(15) 230(17) 235(22)

Name

Rounds of

Katharina Schallenberg (GER) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Laurette Maritz (SA) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Karen Lunn (AUS) KM Juul (DEN) Fame More (ENG) Sofia Renell (SWE) Florence Luscher (SWI) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Trish Johnson (ENG) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Yuki Sakurai (JPN) Isabella Maconi (ITA) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Janice Olivencia (PR) Vittoria Valvassori (ITA) Diana Luna (ITA) Jenna Wilson (SCO) Olof Maria Jonsdottir (ICE) Kylie Walker (Am) (SCO) Kiran Matharu (ENG) Eva Steinberger (AUT) Stephanie Arricau (FRA)

79 72 73 76 78 77 76 71 73 75 73 74 74 76 75 78 75 80 77 74 76 76 77 73 77 79 80 73 78 77 77 74

70 75 73 73 71 71 70 74 77 75 75 73 73 68 75 70 71 71 73 72 75 74 73 78 74 72 71 77 72 74 74 75

70 72 73 71 71 72 74 75 71 71 73 74 74 77 72 74 76 72 74 78 74 75 75 75 75 75 75 76 77 77 79 86

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 1,770.00 1,770.00 1,770.00 1,436.00 1,436.00 1,436.00 1,436.00 1,436.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 960.00 960.00 960.00 880.00 820.00 820.00 720.00 720.00 720.00 620.00 620.00 620.00 620.00 620.00 Amateur 560.00 540.00 520.00

133

Garanti American Express Ladies Turkish Open National Golf Club, Belek, Antalya, Turkey. 8 - 11 May 2008 Par 73 (36, 37) 6412 yards €250,000 Leaders Rd 1 Lotta Rd 2 Lotta Rd 3 Lotta Rd 4 Lotta

Wahlin Wahlin Wahlin Wahlin

(SWE) (SWE) (SWE) (SWE)

Sweden’s Lotta Wahlin cruised to her maiden Ladies European Tour (LET) victory at the inaugural Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies’ Open. The 24-year-old from Linkoping carded rounds of 71, 71, 73 and 70 at the punishing National Golf Club in Antalya, Turkey, to win by 12 shots on a total of seven-under-par. Her winning margin was the second largest in the LET’s 30-year history since England’s Laura Davies won the 1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open at St Margaret’s by 16 shots. Another Swede, Johanna Westerberg (71), shared second with South African Stacy Lee Bregman (72) and Spaniard Paula Marti (74), who was eight shots back in outright second entering the final round. Wahlin, who was the only player to finish below par for the tournament, led from start to finish and never faltered on a course featuring narrow fairways, numerous red pine trees and rock hard greens. She extended her lead each day and became the second Swedish first time winner in only three events on the fledgling 2008.

71 (-2) 142 (-4) 215 (-4) 285 (-7)

Final Results Pos Score 1 2=

285(-7) 297(5)

298(6)

299(7)

9 300(8) 10 301(9) 11= 302(10)

14= 303(11)

17= 304(12) 19= 305(13)

23= 306(14)

28= 307(15)

134

Name Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Paula Marti (ESP) Amy Yang (KOR) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Trish Johnson (ENG) Lisa Hall (ENG) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) Iben Tinning (DEN) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Rachel Bell (ENG) Anna Rawson (AUS) Samantha Head (ENG) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Laura Terebey (USA) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Joanne Morley (ENG) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) Martina Eberl (GER) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) Hanna-Leena Salonen (FIN) Dana Lacey (AUS) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Danielle Masters (ENG) Martina Gillen (IRE) Melissa Reid (ENG)

Rounds of 71 80 74 73 77 79 78 80 78 77 77 76 79 80 75 77 77 80 75 79 74 79 80 80 79 75 77 78 80 77 77 77

Ladies European Tour 2009

71 72 80 77 77 72 77 74 73 76 72 77 74 79 74 79 80 75 80 77 76 73 76 76 78 78 79 79 78 80 77 76

73 74 71 73 72 74 74 74 78 75 81 74 73 73 81 72 77 75 76 74 79 76 77 77 75 78 74 78 76 76 78 78

70 71 72 74 72 73 70 71 71 73 72 75 76 71 73 75 70 74 74 75 76 77 73 73 74 75 76 72 73 74 75 76

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

37,500.00 18,791.66 18,791.66 18,791.66 9,675.00 9,675.00 6,875.00 6,875.00 5,600.00 5,000.00 4,308.33 4,308.33 4,308.33 3,725.00 3,725.00 3,725.00 3,450.00 3,450.00 3,187.50 3,187.50 3,187.50 3,187.50 2,850.00 2,850.00 2,850.00 2,850.00 2,850.00 2,475.00 2,475.00 2,475.00 2,475.00 2,475.00

33= 308(16)

37= 309(17)

42= 310(18)

45= 311(19)

48= 312(20) 50= 314(22)

55= 315(23)

59 316(24) 60= 318(26) 62 63

321(29) 325(33)

Name Lynn Kenny (SCO) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Stefania Croce (ITA) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Beatriz Recari (ESP) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Jehanne Jail (FRA) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Yuki Sakurai (JPN) Anja Monke (GER) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) Clare Queen (SCO) Maria Boden (SWE) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Vittoria Valvassori (ITA) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Maria Beautell (ESP) Nuria Clau (ESP) KM Juul (DEN) Emma Lyons (ENG) Anna Temple (USA) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Hazel Kavanagh (IRE) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Julie Berton (FRA)

Rounds of 77 81 76 78 82 75 74 79 81 80 74 74 78 77 74 79 76 83 80 79 78 76 77 80 81 75 81 78 75 75 79

76 78 78 76 77 78 78 77 71 78 82 80 78 77 81 76 83 76 78 79 79 75 80 78 76 84 77 79 82 82 80

81 75 77 74 76 81 80 76 78 82 81 77 80 81 79 85 78 83 79 78 78 82 81 80 80 78 82 80 79 84 82

Winnings (€) 74 74 77 80 74 75 77 77 79 70 73 79 75 76 77 72 75 72 77 78 79 81 77 77 78 78 76 81 82 80 84

2,137.50 2,137.50 2,137.50 2,137.50 1,795.00 1,795.00 1,795.00 1,795.00 1,795.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,350.00 1,350.00 1,350.00 1,225.00 1,225.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 843.75 843.75 843.75 843.75 775.00 737.50 737.50 700.00 675.00

Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open Golf Gerre Losone, Ticino, Switzerland. 22 - 24 May 2008 Suzann Pettersen was crowned Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open champion after the fourth and final round was washed out. Tournament organisers took the decision to reduce the event from 72 to 54 holes at 11am on Sunday as many of the Leaders Rd 1 Rebecca Coakley (IRE) 63 (-9) fairways and greens were flooded after heavy rainfall, making Rd 2 Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 130 (-14) the course unplayable. With the fourth round cancelled, the Rd 3 Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 194 (-22) results at the end of round three were final. Par 72 (35, 37) 6185 yards. €525,000

Weather Rd 1 Intermittent heavy showers Rd 2 Warm and breezy in the afternoon Rd 3 Dull with showers

Pettersen’s winning total of 194, 22-under-par, broke the Ladies European Tour’s record for the lowest winning 54-hole aggregate and the Norwegian revealed that she had been aiming to get to 30-under-par. Pettersen took her third Ladies European Tour title, and her eighth overall, by a six stroke margin with South Korean teenager Amy Yang taking second on 16-under-par. Gwladys Nocera, who broke her own course record with a ten-under 62, finished in outright third.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4 5 6=

194(-22) 200(-16) 201(-15) 204(-12) 205(-11) 206(-10)

208(-8)

11= 209(-7)

16 210(-6) 17= 211(-5)

22= 212(-4)

28= 213(-3)

31= 214(-2)

Name Suzann Pettersen (NOR) Amy Yang (KOR) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Laura Davies (ENG) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Paula Marti (ESP) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Ellen Smets (BEL) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Lisa Hall (ENG) Marina Arruti (ESP) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Nicole Gergely (AUT) Marta Prieto (ESP) Trish Johnson (ENG) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Joanne Mills (AUS) Lydia Hall (WAL) Dana Lacey (AUS) Anais Maggetti (Am) (SWI) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Laura Terebey (USA) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Samantha Head (ENG) Iben Tinning (DEN) Kiran Matharu (ENG)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

67 67 70 71 69 71 67 67 68 71 70 69 72 63 67 67 71 71 72 68 71 74 70 72 70 70 67 68 72 69 71 69 70

78,750.00 53,287.50 36,750.00 28,350.00 22,260.00 15,750.00 15,750.00 15,750.00 11,130.00 11,130.00 8,610.00 8,610.00 8,610.00 8,610.00 8,610.00 7,560.00 6,961.50 6,961.50 6,961.50 6,961.50 6,961.50 6,142.50 6,142.50 6,142.50 6,142.50 6,142.50 Amateur 5,512.50 5,512.50 5,512.50 4,803.75 4,803.75 4,803.75

63 68 69 67 68 66 70 70 70 66 71 71 67 74 69 76 73 72 71 73 70 71 74 70 72 70 72 75 69 71 72 74 73

64 65 62 66 68 69 69 69 70 71 68 69 70 72 73 67 67 68 68 70 70 67 68 70 70 72 73 70 72 73 71 71 71

Pos Score

Name

Rounds of

Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Martina Gillen (IRE) 37= 215(-1) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Henrietta Zuel (ENG) Amanda Moltke-Leth (DEN) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Fame More (ENG) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) 44= 216(Par) Rachel Bell (ENG) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Stefania Croce (ITA) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Anna Tybring (SWE) 52= 217(1) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Clare Queen (SCO) Martina Eberl (GER) 55= 218(2) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Jenna Wilson (SCO) Anja Monke (GER) Kate Combes (AUS) 59= 219(3) Maria Boden (SWE) Katharina Schallenberg (GER) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 63 220(4) Bettina Hauert (GER) 64 222(6) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 65 223(7) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER)

72 69 74 71 73 71 75 72 72 71 71 73 71 71 74 69 74 70 75 73 71 70 74 70 73 76 69 72 70 72 68 73

70 73 67 75 73 75 69 72 69 70 75 72 74 72 69 74 68 71 70 72 72 76 71 74 70 70 76 72 74 74 76 73

72 72 73 69 69 69 71 71 74 74 70 71 71 73 73 73 74 75 72 72 74 72 73 74 75 73 74 75 75 74 78 77

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 4,803.75 4,803.75 4,803.75 3,765.00 3,765.00 3,765.00 3,765.00 3,765.00 3,765.00 3,765.00 2,782.50 2,782.50 2,782.50 2,782.50 2,782.50 2,782.50 2,782.50 2,782.50 2,205.00 2,205.00 2,205.00 1,850.62 1,850.62 1,850.62 1,850.62 1,601.25 1,601.25 1,601.25 1,601.25 1,470.00 1,417.50 1,365.00

135

HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open presented by Audi Golfpark Gut Häusern, near Munich, Germany. 29 May - 1 June 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6204 yards €250,000

South Korea’s Amy Yang claimed the HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open, presented by Audi, by four shots at Golfpark Gut Häusern. Yang, 18, began the final round with a five shot lead Leaders and shot a five-under 67 for a 21-under-par total. Sweden’s Rd 1 Nina Reis (SWE) 64 (-8) Louise Stahle, the 2007 Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year, Rd 2 Lora Fairclough (ENG) 134 (-10) finished in second on 17-under with Gwladys Nocera in third. Rd 3 Amy Yang (KOR) 200 (-16) The richly deserved victory was the first in Yang’s professional Rd 4 Amy Yang (KOR) 267 (-21) career, but her second on the Ladies European Tour. The 18-year-old made worldwide news in 2006 when she won the ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia as a 16-year-old amateur. At that time she was the youngest ever winner on the LET. Yang shot rounds of 71, 66, 63 and 67 to take the title. The 18-yearold American Michelle Wie was sixth on 14-under-par, which marked her first sub-par tournament total in 14 appearances since she tied for second at the 2006 Evian Masters in France.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4=

267(-21) 271(-17) 272(-16) 273(-15)

6 7=

274(-14) 275(-13)

276(-12)

11= 277(-11)

16= 278(-10)

20= 279(-9) 22= 280(-8)

25= 281(-7)

30= 282(-6)

136

Name Amy Yang (KOR) Louise Stahle (SWE) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Marta Prieto (ESP) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Michelle Wie (USA) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Iben Tinning (DEN) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Anna Rawson (AUS) Paula Marti (ESP) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Samantha Head (ENG) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) Joanne Mills (AUS) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Nina Reis (SWE) Beatriz Recari (ESP) Martina Eberl (GER) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Diana Luna (ITA) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Anja Monke (GER) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Martina Gillen (IRE) Vittoria Valvassori (ITA) Yuki Sakurai (JPN) Henrietta Zuel (ENG)

Rounds of 71 68 68 67 69 68 68 69 69 72 71 71 68 71 66 71 67 68 69 71 64 69 71 70 72 67 69 66 68 69 69 69

Ladies European Tour 2009

66 69 70 69 69 69 71 68 67 67 68 70 68 69 68 70 68 71 71 67 73 68 67 69 69 71 70 73 71 71 73 73

63 69 69 72 67 70 68 68 73 68 71 68 72 68 72 70 75 70 66 75 70 73 72 70 73 73 72 72 70 74 71 71

67 65 65 65 68 67 68 70 67 69 67 68 69 69 71 67 68 69 72 66 72 70 70 71 67 70 70 70 72 68 69 69

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

Name

37,500.00 25,375.00 17,500.00 12,050.00 12,050.00 8,750.00 6,875.00 6,875.00 5,300.00 5,300.00 4,100.00 4,100.00 4,100.00 4,100.00 4,100.00 3,450.00 3,450.00 3,450.00 3,450.00 3,187.50 3,187.50 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 2,700.00 2,700.00 2,700.00 2,700.00 2,700.00 2,325.00 2,325.00 2,325.00

Caroline Masson (Am) (GER) Federica Piovano (ITA) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 36= 284(-4) Julie Tvede (DEN) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Kathryn Imrie (SCO) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 40= 285(-3) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) 44= 286(-2) Tanja Morant (Am) (GER) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) Cherie Byrnes (AUS) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) 48= 287(-1) Joanne Morley (ENG) Frances Bondad (AUS) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) 51= 288(Par) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Amanda Moltke-Leth (DEN) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) Rachel Bell (ENG) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Nicole Gergely (AUT) Lisa Hall (ENG) 58 289(1) Stefanie Michl (AUT) 59 291(3) Stefania Croce (ITA) 60= 292(4) Kate Combes (AUS) KM Juul (DEN) 62 294(6) Sara Beautell (ESP) 63 295(7) Fame More (ENG)

Rounds of 71 70 69 71 73 71 72 69 71 69 69 72 71 69 69 70 69 73 68 72 73 69 70 72 70 73 71 69 71 72 70

72 73 69 71 68 66 67 72 70 72 72 70 71 74 73 71 72 68 71 69 70 71 72 70 72 68 71 72 70 70 73

70 70 74 73 73 74 71 73 73 72 68 73 73 71 70 73 71 71 77 75 73 75 73 72 71 72 78 77 76 78 76

Winnings (€) 69 69 70 69 70 73 74 71 71 72 76 71 71 72 74 73 75 75 72 72 72 73 73 74 75 76 71 74 75 74 76

Amateur 2,325.00 2,325.00 1,987.50 1,987.50 1,987.50 1,987.50 1,675.00 1,675.00 1,675.00 1,675.00 Amateur 1,450.00 1,450.00 1,450.00 1,300.00 1,300.00 1,300.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 1,050.00 850.00 825.00 787.50 787.50 750.00 725.00

ABN AMRO Ladies Open Eindhovensche Golf, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. 6 - 8 June 2008 Gwladys Nocera successfully defended the ABN AMRO Ladies Open at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands, winning by one shot with a spectacular birdie on the last hole. The 33-year-old Frenchwoman held a four shot lead overnight and closed with a Leaders one-under-par 71 to secure her second title of the year after the Rd 1 Jade Schaeffer (FRA) 67 (-5) Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open five weeks Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Rd 2 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 132 (-12) previously. Nocera posted a 13-under-par total of 203, winning Rd 3 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 203 (-13) back-to-back in the same tournament for the first time in her sixyear career. She rolled in a perfectly judged 18 footer at the last for her one shot victory over first year player Melissa Reid from Weather Rd 1 Warm and dry, windy from 16:00 England. Reid was just one shot behind Nocera after six holes in the final round. She caught up with a birdie at the par three Rd 2 Light showers and grey 11th-hole which Nocera bogeyed. The players were still tied Rd 3 Hot and sunny after 17 holes, Reid having bogeyed the 14th and birdied the 15th. However, Reid’s hopes were dashed when she missed her 20-foot birdie chance at the 18th. Par 72 (36, 36) 6228 yards €250,000

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4=

203(-13) 204(-12) 205(-11) 208(-8)

7 8=

209(-7) 210(-6)

10= 211(-5)

15= 212(-4)

19= 213(-3)

27= 214(-2)

31= 215(-1)

Name Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Melissa Reid (ENG) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Paula Marti (ESP) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Maria Boden (SWE) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Leah Hart (AUS) Christel Boeljon (Am) (NL) Dana Lacey (AUS) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) Sophie Walker (ENG) Karen Lunn (AUS) Stefania Croce (ITA) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Laurette Maritz (SA) Natascha Fink (AUT) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Lisa Hall (ENG) Isabella Maconi (ITA) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Danielle Masters (ENG) Julie Tvede (DEN) Maria Verchenova (RUS)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

67 68 68 69 71 72 71 72 73 71 70 73 70 70 71 70 67 70 73 72 74 71 71 68 71 70 70 71 71 69 73 73 74

37,500.00 25,375.00 17,500.00 10,950.00 10,950.00 10,950.00 7,500.00 5,925.00 5,925.00 4,481.25 Amateur 4,481.25 4,481.25 4,481.25 3,668.75 3,668.75 3,668.75 3,668.75 3,115.62 3,115.62 3,115.62 3,115.62 3,115.62 3,115.62 3,115.62 3,115.62 2,662.50 2,662.50 2,662.50 2,662.50 2,175.00 2,175.00 2,175.00

Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Federica Piovano (ITA) Anna Tybring (SWE) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Eva Steinberger (AUT) Joanne Mills (AUS) 40= 216(Par) Anja Monke (GER) Florence Luscher (SWI) Iben Tinning (DEN) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Claire Coughlan-Ryan (IRE) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) 46= 217(1) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) Joanne Morley (ENG) Clare Queen (SCO) 50= 218(2) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) 52= 219(3) Anna Rossi (ITA) Liza Shervill (ENG) 54= 220(4) Kate Combes (AUS) Elizabeth McKinnon (NZ) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Margherita Rigon (ITA) 59= 221(5) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) 61= 222(6) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Julie Berton (FRA) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) 65 223(7) Caroline Karsten (Am) (NL)

65 68 69 70 67 65 72 71 70 69 70 67 69 69 71 71 73 70 71 70 68 71 71 73 70 70 74 71 71 71 73 73 71

71 68 68 69 70 71 66 67 67 71 71 71 72 72 70 71 72 72 69 71 71 71 71 72 72 73 70 72 72 74 69 69 70

Name

Rounds of 74 72 73 73 72 71 72 74 71 68 73 73 74 72 71 70 74 70 73 71 74 70 69 69 68 74 75 73 74 71 71 75

71 73 72 70 71 72 74 69 72 74 69 68 71 72 73 72 72 76 73 73 72 74 75 75 75 72 71 73 72 74 73 71

70 70 70 72 72 72 70 73 73 74 74 75 72 73 73 75 72 72 73 75 74 76 76 76 77 75 75 76 76 77 78 77

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 2,175.00 2,175.00 2,175.00 2,175.00 2,175.00 2,175.00 1,608.33 1,608.33 1,608.33 1,608.33 1,608.33 1,608.33 1,325.00 1,325.00 1,325.00 1,325.00 1,175.00 1,175.00 1,075.00 1,075.00 905.00 905.00 905.00 905.00 905.00 787.50 787.50 712.50 712.50 712.50 712.50 Amateur

137

Ladies Open of Portugal Quinta Da Cima, Algarve, Portugal. 13 - 15 June 2008 Anne-Lise Caudal from France shot a final round 70 to claim her first Ladies European Tour title at the Portugal Ladies Open on the Algarve. The 24-year old second year tour player mixed five birdies and two bogeys for a 16-under-par 203 total and a Leaders one stroke victory over compatriot Gwladys Nocera (66) and Rd 1 Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 64 (-9) Rd 2 Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 133 (-13) England’s Georgina Simpson (68) at Quinta de Cima Golf Club. Rd 3 Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 203 (-16) Caudal led after all three rounds of the tournament.

Par 73 (36, 37) 6301 yards €200,000

She set a course record nine-under-par 64 in the first round and added a four-under-par 69 on the second day. She began the final round with a one stroke lead over Sweden’s Louise Stahle but was delighted that her room-mate for the week, current European number one Gwladys Nocera, came second because it meant that the duo’s plan for the day came off perfectly. Caudal said: “When we arrived at the golf course today, she said to me, “Okay, one and two; first and second.” I said, “Okay, why not.”

Final Results Pos Score 1 2= 4= 6 7= 9 10 11=

15=

18=

22=

32=

138

Name

203(-16) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 204(-15) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Georgina Simpson (ENG) 205(-14) Martina Eberl (GER) Louise Stahle (SWE) 206(-13) Martina Gillen (IRE) 207(-12) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Lisa Hall (ENG) 208(-11) Diana Luna (ITA) 209(-10) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 210(-9) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Iben Tinning (DEN) Stefania Croce (ITA) Caroline Afonso (FRA) 211(-8) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Rachel Bell (ENG) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 212(-7) Samantha Head (ENG) Lydia Hall (WAL) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) Anja Monke (GER) 213(-6) Julie Tvede (DEN) Laurette Maritz (SA) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Kate Combes (AUS) Amanda Moltke-Leth (DEN) Eva Steinberger (AUT) Laura Terebey (USA) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) 214(-5) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

64 67 69 71 66 70 70 70 65 72 74 68 66 69 71 67 66 70 71 69 73 68 71 70 68 68 71 71 70 73 68 73 69 68

30,000.00 17,150.00 17,150.00 9,640.00 9,640.00 7,000.00 5,500.00 5,500.00 4,480.00 4,000.00 3,355.00 3,355.00 3,355.00 3,355.00 2,886.66 2,886.66 2,886.66 2,615.00 2,615.00 2,615.00 2,615.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 2,190.00 1,770.00 1,770.00 1,770.00

Ladies European Tour 2009

69 71 67 67 68 70 70 68 71 69 68 73 73 70 70 73 72 73 72 69 65 77 72 72 74 73 70 70 70 66 69 71 73 73

70 66 68 67 71 66 67 69 72 68 68 69 71 71 70 71 73 69 69 74 74 68 70 71 71 72 72 72 73 74 76 70 72 73

Pos Score

Name

Anna Knutsson (SWE) Dana Lacey (AUS) Rui Yokomine (JPN) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 40= 216(-3) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Joanne Morley (ENG) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Marta Prieto (ESP) Nina Reis (SWE) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 47= 217(-2) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) 49= 218(-1) Trish Johnson (ENG) Clare Queen (SCO) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Danielle Masters (ENG) 54= 219(Par) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Vittoria Valvassori (ITA) Sophie Walker (ENG) Julie Greciet (FRA) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Beatriz Recari (ESP) 60 220(1) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 61= 221(2) Joanne Mills (AUS) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) 64 223(4) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 65 224(5) Maria Boden (SWE) 66= 225(6) Camille Fallay (FRA) Jehanne Jail (FRA) 68 226(7) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) 36= 215(-4)

Rounds of 70 74 73 74 69 71 74 72 75 71 70 68 71 73 75 76 71 70 67 75 73 73 73 72 77 74 71 72 72 74 76 74 75 70

68 72 70 68 70 75 72 71 67 71 71 72 75 72 71 70 73 74 74 71 73 73 72 73 67 72 75 74 72 72 70 72 70 74

76 69 72 73 76 70 70 73 74 74 75 76 71 72 72 72 74 74 77 73 73 73 74 74 75 74 75 75 77 77 78 79 80 82

Winnings (€) 1,770.00 1,530.00 1,530.00 1,530.00 1,530.00 1,211.42 1,211.42 1,211.42 1,211.42 1,211.42 1,211.42 1,211.42 1,020.00 1,020.00 880.00 880.00 880.00 880.00 880.00 680.00 680.00 680.00 680.00 680.00 680.00 600.00 560.00 560.00 560.00 520.00 500.00 470.00 470.00 440.00

Tenerife Ladies Open Golf Costa Adeje, Tenerife. 19 - 22 June 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6080 yards €300,000

England’s Rebecca Hudson birdied the third extra hole of a sudden-death playoff against Anne-Lise Caudal from France to capture the Tenerife Ladies Open at Golf Costa Adeje. Leaders Hudson, 29, from Doncaster, began the final round one shot Rd 1 Julie Greciet (FRA) 67 (-5) behind Caudal and posted a final round 69 in regulation play Rd 2 Carlota Ciganda (Am) (ESP) to finish on 10-under-par 278. Caudal, who won the previous 135 (-9) week’s tournament in Portugal, was a shot ahead with one Rd 3 Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 208 (-8) hole to play, but bogeyed the par-five 18th after hitting her Rd 4 Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 278 (-10) second shot into a greenside bunker, from where she took four Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 278 (-10) shots to get down. She signed for a final round of 70. Both Hudson defeated Caudal at the players birdied the 472-yard 18th hole at the first extra time third extra hole of asking. Hudson rolled in a 12 footer for birdie while Caudal replied by holing hers from four feet. Both missed birdies but made pars on the 18th at the second extra. After Caudal took four at the third extra hole, the 377-yard par-four 17th, Hudson sank her three foot birdie putt claiming her second individual Ladies European Tour title and a first prize of €45,000.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3= 5=

8= 10=

15= 17=

21=

26=

30 31=

Name

278(-10) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 278(-10) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 281(-7) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Carlota Ciganda (Am) (ESP) 282(-6) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Marta Silva (Am) (ESP) Melissa Reid (ENG) 283(-5) Paula Marti (ESP) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) 284(-4) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Anja Monke (GER) Martina Eberl (GER) Louise Stahle (SWE) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 285(-3) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 286(-2) Federica Piovano (ITA) Joanne Mills (AUS) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Felicity Johnson (ENG) 287(-1) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Julie Greciet (FRA) Diana Luna (ITA) Eva Steinberger (AUT) 288(Par) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Trish Johnson (ENG) Leah Hart (AUS) 289(1) Martina Gillen (IRE) 290(2) Azahara Munoz (Am) (ESP) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Laura Terebey (USA) Marta Prieto (ESP)

Rounds of 70 70 69 69 68 71 70 72 73 73 69 72 69 69 72 72 71 72 74 70 70 69 67 70 71 75 73 68 72 73 76 71 69 75

68 69 71 66 69 71 71 71 66 70 74 73 69 68 74 74 70 70 73 70 72 75 74 73 72 71 74 72 72 74 72 74 74 70

71 69 73 75 73 68 68 71 71 75 71 69 73 73 69 68 75 73 68 73 77 72 73 69 66 71 70 75 70 71 71 73 74 71

Winnings (€) 69 70 68 71 72 72 73 69 73 66 70 70 73 74 70 71 70 71 71 73 68 71 73 75 78 71 71 73 74 71 71 72 73 74

45,000.00 30,450.00 21,000.00 Amateur 14,460.00 Amateur 14,460.00 9,750.00 9,750.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 4,725.00 4,725.00 4,267.50 4,267.50 4,267.50 4,267.50 3,780.00 3,780.00 3,780.00 3,780.00 3,780.00 3,375.00 3,375.00 3,375.00 3,375.00 3,150.00 Amateur 2,880.00 2,880.00 2,880.00

Pos Score

37= 291(3)

45= 292(4) 47 293(5) 48= 294(6)

51= 295(7)

54= 296(8)

57= 297(9) 59= 298(10)

63 64 65 66 67

299(11) 300(12) 301(13) 302(14) 304(16)

Name

Rounds of

Vittoria Valvassori (ITA) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) Nicole Gergely (AUT) Karen Lunn (AUS) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Lisa Hall (ENG) Marina Arruti (ESP) Dana Lacey (AUS) Clare Queen (SCO) Samantha Head (ENG) Julie Tvede (DEN) Elin Ohlsson (SWE) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) Beatriz Recari (ESP) Maria Boden (SWE) Cherie Byrnes (AUS) Lydia Hall (WAL) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Rui Yokomine (JPN) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Jo Clingan (ENG) Sofia Renell (SWE) Kathryn Imrie (SCO) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Isabella Maconi (ITA) Emma Lyons (ENG) Kate Combes (AUS) KM Juul (DEN)

74 69 73 72 72 71 74 75 69 71 73 71 70 77 72 73 73 73 72 76 75 74 76 72 74 74 79 73 77 78 73 75 74

72 72 73 71 72 75 73 72 75 73 73 72 75 70 71 72 72 74 74 72 73 72 70 76 74 72 69 74 69 68 75 73 73

70 74 73 75 74 72 70 69 71 71 74 73 74 78 77 71 77 74 73 73 72 73 76 74 75 76 74 74 80 72 71 75 80

74 75 72 73 73 73 74 75 76 76 72 76 74 69 74 78 73 74 76 75 76 77 75 75 75 76 76 77 73 82 82 79 77

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 2,880.00 2,880.00 2,291.25 2,291.25 2,291.25 2,291.25 2,291.25 2,291.25 2,291.25 2,291.25 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,740.00 1,620.00 1,620.00 1,620.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 1,260.00 1,260.00 1,260.00 1,110.00 1,110.00 975.00 975.00 975.00 975.00 900.00 870.00 840.00 810.00 780.00

139

The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open The Oxfordshire, Thame, England. 4 - 6 July 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6123 yards €162,772 Leaders Rd 1 Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) 68 (-4) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Joanne Mills (AUS) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Melissa Reid (ENG) Rd 2 Melissa Reid (ENG) 138 (-6) Rd 3 Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 206 (-10) Weather Rd 1 Sunny and breezy Rd 2 Extremely windy but bright Rd 3 Showers with lightning delay

England’s Rebecca Hudson captured her second title in the space of three weeks with a final round 64 at the weather interrupted Ladies English Open. Hudson came from four shots behind the overnight leader Melissa Reid, also from England, to capture the title by a stroke on a wet and windy day at The Oxfordshire Golf Club in Thame. The 29-year-old from Doncaster fired eight birdies, with four on the front nine and four on the back, for a ten-under-par 206 total and a first prize of €24,750. With no tournament scheduled on the Ladies European Tour the previous week, Hudson’s win followed her recent triumph at the Tenerife Ladies Open, played in contrasting sunny and dry conditions. It was her third win on the LET after a maiden tour title in Hungary in 2006. As in Tenerife, Hudson employed her good friend and fellow Tour professional Kirsty Fisher as her caddie for the final round.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4 5=

Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Melissa Reid (ENG) Joanne Mills (AUS) Marina Arruti (ESP) Natascha Fink (AUT) Iben Tinning (DEN) 7= 213(-3) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Becky Brewerton (WAL) 9 214(-2) Leah Hart (AUS) 10= 216(Par) Martina Gillen (IRE) Yuki Sakurai (JPN) Kiran Matharu (ENG) 13= 217(1) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Valerie Michaud (FRA) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) 17= 218(2) Lisa Hall (ENG) Nina Reis (SWE) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Ellen Smets (BEL) 21= 219(3) Anna Tybring (SWE) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) Karen Lunn (AUS) Claire Coughlan-Ryan (IRE) 26= 220(4) Lydia Hall (WAL) Jo Pritchard (WAL) Rui Yokomine (JPN) 29= 221(5) Carly Booth (Am) (SCO) Kate Combes (AUS) 31= 222(6) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR)

140

206(-10) 207(-9) 210(-6) 211(-5) 212(-4)

Name

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

72 68 68 69 72 73 72 74 71 70 73 70 68 76 73 71 72 74 70 75 70 73 77 70 73 73 72 72 70 73 73

24,750.00 16,747.50 11,550.00 8,910.00 6,385.50 6,385.50 4,537.50 4,537.50 3,696.00 3,058.00 3,058.00 3,058.00 2,508.00 2,508.00 2,508.00 2,508.00 2,215.12 2,215.12 2,215.12 2,215.12 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,782.00 1,782.00 1,782.00 Amateur 1,683.00 1,509.75

Ladies European Tour 2009

70 70 76 71 73 72 71 69 73 76 72 73 78 70 71 72 75 72 76 69 78 75 71 76 71 76 77 71 77 72 76

64 69 66 71 67 67 70 70 70 70 71 73 71 71 73 74 71 72 72 74 71 71 71 73 75 71 71 77 74 76 73

Pos Score

37= 223(7)

40= 224(8)

44= 225(9) 46= 226(10)

53= 227(11)

56= 228(12) 58= 229(13) 60 230(14) 61= 231(15)

Name Lynn Kenny (SCO) Samantha Head (ENG) Kathryn Imrie (SCO) Eva Steinberger (AUT) Danielle Montgomery (ENG) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Jenna Wilson (SCO) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Eleanor Pilgrim (WAL) Cherie Byrnes (AUS) Hanna-Leena Salonen (FIN) Mette Buus (DEN) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Frederique Seeholzer (SWI) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Julie Greciet (FRA) Julie Forbes (SCO) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Claire Aitken (Am) (ENG) Henrietta Zuel (ENG) Camille Fallay (FRA) Kelly Hutcherson (ENG) Elizabeth McKinnon (NZ) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Morgana Robbertze (SA)

Rounds of 71 71 73 75 71 74 74 71 68 73 75 72 71 75 71 70 79 68 70 73 73 73 73 73 74 74 76 69 72 74 79

77 77 75 71 74 75 73 75 83 78 72 73 80 75 79 80 71 80 78 75 74 78 78 74 76 74 74 80 79 76 71

74 74 74 76 77 74 76 77 73 73 77 79 74 75 76 76 76 78 78 78 79 76 76 80 78 80 79 80 79 81 81

Winnings (€) 1,509.75 1,509.75 1,509.75 1,509.75 1,509.75 1,287.00 1,287.00 1,287.00 1,105.50 1,105.50 1,105.50 1,105.50 973.50 973.50 825.00 825.00 825.00 825.00 825.00 825.00 825.00 676.50 676.50 Amateur 610.50 610.50 552.75 552.75 528.00 503.25 503.25

AIB Ladies Irish Open Portmarnock Links, near Dublin, Ireland. 11 - 13 July 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6332 yards. US $450,000 Leaders Rd 1 Federica Piovano (ITA) 67 (-5) Rd 2 Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 138 (-6) Rd 3 Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 205 (-11)

World number three Suzann Pettersen secured a five shot victory at the AIB Irish Open, supported by Fáilte Ireland. The Norwegian shot a final round five-under-par 67 to finish on an 11-under-par 205 total after three rounds at Portmarnock Links in Dublin. Marianne Skarpnord, also from Norway, was second on six-under-par, which was her career best finish in four seasons on the Ladies European Tour. Pettersen began the final round one stroke ahead of New Zealand’s Lynn Brooky but a birdie to the Kiwi’s bogey at the second hole extended her lead to three. The 27-year-old from Oslo knocked in three birdies on her front nine, with another three on the back nine. She carded just one bogey, at the 341 yard par four 14th hole where she hit her second shot into the front greenside bunker. Of her six birdies, four were on the par fives. “It was windy and challenging so I’m very happy with my performance,” said Pettersen, who collected a first prize of €67,500 for her ninth career title.

Weather Rd 1 Hot and sunny Rd 2 Hot and sunny Rd 3 Hot and sunny Rd 4 Hot and sunny

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4=

205(-11) 210(-6) 212(-4) 213(-3)

Name

Suzann Pettersen (NOR) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Federica Piovano (ITA) Martina Eberl (GER) 7= 214(-2) Morgan Pressel (USA) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Maria Hjorth (SWE) 11= 215(-1) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Melissa Reid (ENG) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Lisa Hall (ENG) 15 216(Par) Carmen Alonso (ESP) 16= 217(1) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) 20= 218(2) Eva Steinberger (AUT) V Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Anna Tybring (SWE) Kiran Matharu (ENG) Dana Lacey (AUS) 27= 219(3) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) Trish Johnson (ENG) 29= 220(4) Samantha Head (ENG) KM Juul (DEN) Marina Arruti (ESP)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

69 71 73 76 67 70 77 70 72 70 75 74 72 73 72 76 71 77 74 74 80 72 75 74 73 74 73 74 78 75 72

67,500.00 45,675.00 31,500.00 19,710.00 19,710.00 19,710.00 10,957.50 10,957.50 10,957.50 10,957.50 7,548.75 7,548.75 7,548.75 7,548.75 6,705.00 6,210.00 6,210.00 6,210.00 6,210.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 4,792.50 4,792.50 4,252.50 4,252.50 4,252.50

69 69 66 70 78 72 71 74 71 72 72 73 74 71 70 71 76 70 70 75 68 76 71 71 70 69 77 70 72 75 77

67 70 73 67 68 71 66 70 71 72 68 68 69 71 74 70 70 70 73 69 70 70 72 73 75 75 69 75 70 70 71

Pos Score

35= 221(5)

43= 222(6)

47= 223(7)

51= 224(8)

56 225(9) 57= 227(11)

60 61

228(12) RTD

Name

Rounds of

Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Leah Hart (AUS) Julie Tvede (DEN) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Joanne Mills (AUS) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Beatriz Recari (ESP) Maria Boden (SWE) Anja Monke (GER) Danielle Masters (ENG) Claire Coughlan-Ryan (IRE) Bettina Hauert (GER) Eleanor Pilgrim (WAL) Clare Queen (SCO) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Martina Gillen (IRE) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Julie Forbes (SCO) Karen Lunn (AUS) Marta Prieto (ESP) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Olof Maria Jonsdottir (ICE) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Lydia Hall (WAL)

71 74 73 74 77 71 71 76 74 72 75 78 76 71 75 75 78 76 74 77 75 75 77 73 73 76 75 75 76 72

77 72 71 76 73 78 78 72 74 75 71 70 71 75 68 75 72 73 75 73 75 75 71 74 77 74 75 75 74 74

72 74 76 71 71 72 72 73 73 74 75 74 75 76 79 73 73 74 74 74 74 74 76 77 75 77 77 77 78 *

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 4,252.50 4,252.50 4,252.50 3,296.25 3,296.25 3,296.25 3,296.25 3,296.25 3,296.25 3,296.25 3,296.25 2,565.00 2,565.00 2,565.00 2,565.00 2,205.00 2,205.00 2,205.00 2,205.00 1,800.00 1,800.00 1,800.00 1,800.00 1,800.00 1,530.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 1,350.00 1,305.00

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BMW Ladies Italian Open Argentario Golf Club, Tuscany, Italy. 17 - 20 July 2008 Germany’s Martina Eberl cruised to a five stroke victory at the BMW Ladies Italian Open in Tuscany. The win was her second in 10 months after the 2007 Madrid Ladies Masters. The 26-yearold from Munich added a closing two-under 69 to opening rounds of 67, 74 and 65 for a total of nine-under-par 275 at Argentario Golf Resort and Spa on Monte Argentario.

Par 71 (36, 35) 5996 yards €400,000 Leaders Rd 1 Maria Hjorth (SWE) 64 (-7) Rd 2 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 135 (-7) Rd 3 Martina Eberl (GER) 206 (-7) Rd 4 Martina Eberl (GER) 275 (-9)

Eberl began the day with a two stroke lead and stalled with an early bogey at the second hole, but bounced back with two tap in birdies at the seventh and eighth holes to claim a three stroke cushion at the turn. She knocked in a four-foot birdie putt at the par-four 10th hole, before carding another bogey at the 13th hole, where she pulled her tee shot left into deep bushes and took a penalty drop. After sealing the win and first prize of €67,500 with a tap-in birdie at the par-four 18th hole, she said: “I’m so happy right now. It was very hard out there and the wind was very difficult all week.”

Weather Rd 1 Calm, sunny spells, breezy afternoon Rd 2 Hot, sunny and windy Rd 3 Sunny, humid and breezy Rd 4 Hot and sunny with a breeze

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3=

Martina Eberl (GER) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Maria Hjorth (SWE) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) 6= 282(-2) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) Stefania Croce (ITA) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 10 283(-1) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 11= 284(Par) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Lynn Brooky (NZ) 13= 285(1) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Lora Fairclough (ENG) 15= 286(2) Beatriz Recari (ESP) Iben Tinning (DEN) Samantha Head (ENG) 18= 287(3) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Georgina Simpson (ENG) 20= 288(4) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Natascha Fink (AUT) 22= 289(5) Lena Tornevall (SWE) Paula Marti (ESP) Federica Piovano (ITA) Marta Prieto (ESP) Sofia Renell (SWE) 27= 290(6) Louise Stahle (SWE) Nina Reis (SWE) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) 30= 291(7) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) Julie Greciet (FRA) Joanne Mills (AUS)

142

275(-9) 280(-4) 281(-3)

Name

Rounds of 65 67 64 66 68 72 70 69 65 70 73 75 73 70 72 68 74 77 70 78 74 75 67 70 72 72 71 73 79 71 76 74 75

Ladies European Tour 2009

74 70 73 71 70 76 71 73 70 78 73 71 71 70 77 71 70 72 69 72 72 71 73 73 73 68 74 75 70 76 74 74 73

67 77 72 72 70 67 72 71 73 65 73 68 72 73 71 76 71 72 71 68 69 74 79 75 73 76 75 70 68 77 74 73 71

Winnings (€) 69 66 72 72 73 67 69 69 74 70 65 70 69 72 66 71 71 66 77 70 73 69 70 71 71 73 70 72 73 67 67 70 72

60,000.00 40,600.00 22,186.66 22,186.66 22,186.66 11,240.00 11,240.00 11,240.00 11,240.00 8,000.00 7,120.00 7,120.00 6,300.00 6,300.00 5,773.33 5,773.33 5,773.33 5,360.00 5,360.00 5,100.00 5,100.00 4,680.00 4,680.00 4,680.00 4,680.00 4,680.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 3,660.00 3,660.00 3,660.00 3,660.00

Pos Score

36= 292(8)

42= 293(9)

46= 294(10)

50 295(11) 51= 296(12)

58= 298(14) 60= 300(16) 62= 301(17)

65 66

306(22) 307(23)

Name Laurette Maritz (SA) Clare Queen (SCO) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Lisa Hall (ENG) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) Jenni Kuosa (FIN) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Trish Johnson (ENG) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Kiran Matharu (ENG) Jenna Wilson (SCO) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Giulia Molinaro (Am) (ITA) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Olof Maria Jonsdottir (ICE) Jehanne Jail (FRA) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) Dana Lacey (AUS) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) Marianna Causin (Am) (ITA) Frederique Seeholzer (SWI) Diana Luna (ITA) Anna Rossi (ITA) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Eleanor Pilgrim (WAL) Karen Lunn (AUS) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Vittoria Valvassori (ITA)

Rounds of 74 76 72 74 75 69 72 76 72 73 71 77 71 73 74 71 74 74 73 71 72 75 77 75 75 74 71 76 71 72 73 74 72

73 71 74 76 75 71 76 72 75 77 71 67 76 73 75 75 76 73 72 75 76 74 73 70 73 74 74 74 73 78 77 75 74

71 70 76 70 69 78 70 70 74 71 77 74 76 75 72 72 75 77 78 77 74 73 71 75 74 72 80 72 85 74 74 78 82

Winnings (€) 73 74 70 72 73 74 74 74 72 72 74 75 71 73 73 76 70 72 73 73 74 74 75 76 76 78 75 78 72 77 77 79 79

3,660.00 3,660.00 2,933.33 2,933.33 2,933.33 2,933.33 2,933.33 2,933.33 2,360.00 2,360.00 2,360.00 2,360.00 2,040.00 2,040.00 2,040.00 2,040.00 Amateur 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 Amateur 1,320.00 1,260.00 1,260.00 1,160.00 1,160.00 1,160.00 1,080.00 1,040.00

Evian Masters Evian Masters Golf Club, Evian-les-Bains, France. 24 -27 July 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6347 yards €3,000,000

Helen Alfredsson claimed her third Evian Masters title with a birdie at the third extra hole of a sudden death play-off against South Korea’s Na-Yeon Choi and Angela Park of Brazil. Leaders Alfredsson was the first ever winner of the Evian Masters in Rd 1 Lorena Ochoa (MEX) 65 (-7) 1994 and for a second time in 1998. Ten years later she posted Rd 2 Angela Park (BRA) 134 (-10) rounds of 72, 63, (a course record), 71 and 67 for the victory and Rd 3 Angela Park (BRA) 202 (-14) first prize of US$487,500. The 43-year-old Swede birdied the Rd 4 Helen Alfredsson (SWE) 273 (-15) par-five 18th-hole three extra times to earn her 20th worldwide Na Yeon Choi (KOR) victory. Park was eliminated with a par at the first extra hole while Angela Park (BRA) Choi took five as she played the 18th for the fourth time in a row. Alfredsson defeated Choi at the Last year’s European Solheim Cup captain, Alfredsson came third extra hole. Park was from four shots behind the overnight leader Park, posting a final eliminated at the first extra hole. round of five-under-par 67 for a 273, 15-under-par total. She birdied the last two holes in regulation to force the play-off. After securing her first title for five years, an energetic Alfredsson jumped in the air and told reporters: “I really am too old for this. I keep saying that but this is really too far to go.”

Final Results Pos Score 1 2= 4 5 6=

9= 11=

15= 17=

20=

24 25=

29=

34=

Name

273(-15) Helen Alfredsson (SWE) 273(-15) Na Yeon Choi (KOR) Angela Park (BRA) 275(-13) Jin Joo Hong (KOR) 276(-12) Lorena Ochoa (MEX) 277(-11) Hee Young Park (KOR) Cristie Kerr (USA) Shi Hyun Ahn (KOR) 278(-10) Paula Creamer (USA) Juli Inkster (USA) 279(-9) In Kyung Kim (KOR) Sun Young Yoo (KOR) Eun Hee Ji (KOR) Candie Kung (TAI) 280(-8) Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) Meena Lee (KOR) 281(-7) Giulia Sergas (ITA) Annika Sorenstam (SWE) Natalie Gulbis (USA) 282(-6) Christina Kim (USA) Young Kim (KOR) Laura Diaz (USA) Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 283(-5) Becky Brewerton (WAL) 284(-4) Karrie Webb (AUS) Sun Ju Ahn (KOR) Morgan Pressel (USA) Ya-Ni Tseng (TPE) 285(-3) Hye Jung Choi (KOR) Song-Hee Kim Diana D'Alessio (USA) Momoko Ueda (JPN) Amy Yang (KOR) 286(-2) In-Bee Park (KOR) Maria Hjorth (SWE)

Rounds of 72 71 66 71 65 70 70 69 70 67 68 74 71 66 72 67 71 71 69 72 68 67 67 72 72 66 69 70 73 69 73 70 68 69 73

63 67 68 69 73 69 66 69 69 69 68 68 71 70 73 69 74 69 71 70 71 73 74 72 75 74 72 70 73 72 71 69 73 72 69

71 69 68 68 70 70 72 69 69 69 75 69 67 67 68 73 70 73 72 73 74 71 69 71 71 73 72 70 74 74 71 74 70 74 72

67 66 71 67 68 68 69 70 70 73 68 68 70 76 67 71 66 68 69 67 69 71 72 68 66 71 71 74 65 70 70 72 74 71 72

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

Name

Rounds of

316,875.00 182,457.31 182,457.31 118,685.45 95,527.60 66,965.58 66,965.58 66,965.58 49,210.85 49,210.85 39,397.82 39,397.82 39,397.82 39,397.82 32,653.10 32,653.10 28,793.11 28,793.11 28,793.11 25,242.56 25,242.56 25,242.56 25,242.56 22,926.29 20,900.33 20,900.33 20,900.33 20,900.33 17,484.33 17,484.33 17,484.33 17,484.33 17,484.33 14,531.80 14,531.80

Jimin Kang (KOR) Lindsey Wright (AUS) 38= 287(-1) Hee Won Han (KOR) Katherine Hull (AUS) Angela Stanford (USA) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) Linda Wessberg (SWE) Teresa Lu (TPE) 44= 288(Par) Seon Hwa Lee (SKO) Wendy Doolan (AUS) Ji Young Oh (USA) Pat Hurst (USA) 48= 289(1) Jeong Jang (KOR) Jane Park (USA) Trish Johnson (ENG) Se Ri Pak (KOR) 52= 290(2) Brittany Lang (USA) Sarah Lee (KOR) Ai Miyazato (JPN) Carin Koch (SWE) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 57= 291(3) Karine Icher (FRA) Mhairi McKay (SCO) 59= 292(4) Rachel Hetherington (AUS) Julieta Granada (PAR) Meaghan Francella (USA) 62= 293(5) Sherri Steinhauer (USA) Mi Hyun Kim (KOR) 64 294(6) Sophie Giquel (FRA) 65 295(7) Nicole Castrale (USA) 66 296(8) Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 67 297(9) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 68 298(10) Martina Eberl (GER) 69 299(11) Catrin Nilsmark (SWE) 70 301(13) Laura Davies (ENG)

71 72 72 72 67 73 69 71 69 77 70 74 74 74 70 70 73 71 74 73 72 74 72 75 72 70 72 71 71 74 74 72 75 70 71

71 73 74 72 72 70 71 71 75 68 71 73 73 74 75 76 73 73 72 74 72 70 74 71 73 72 74 73 76 74 69 75 72 73 77

72 69 76 74 78 74 74 71 76 74 75 70 72 71 71 70 73 74 70 69 71 72 69 75 75 76 74 73 77 74 76 78 78 81 73

Winnings (€) 72 72 65 69 70 70 73 74 68 69 72 71 70 70 73 73 71 72 74 74 75 75 76 71 72 74 73 76 70 73 77 72 73 75 80

Ladies European Tour 2009

14,531.80 14,531.80 11,830.06 11,830.06 11,830.06 11,830.06 11,830.06 11,830.06 9,668.57 9,668.57 9,668.57 9,668.57 8,307.91 8,307.91 8,307.91 8,307.91 7,178.98 7,178.98 7,178.98 7,178.98 7,178.98 6,368.53 6,368.53 5,828.11 5,828.11 5,828.11 5,500.01 5,500.01 5,326.52 5,210.39 5,094.97 4,978.83 4,863.41 4,747.28 4,631.17

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RICOH Women’s British Open Sunningdale (Old Course), Berkshire, England. 31 July - 3 August 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6392 yards £1,050,000 Leaders Rd 1 Juli Inkster (USA) 65 (-7) Rd 2 Yuri Fudoh (JPN) 134 (-10) Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) Rd 3 Yuri Fudoh (JPN) 203 (-13) Rd 4 Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) 270 (-18)

South Korea’s Ji-Yai Shin came from a shot behind to win the Ricoh Women’s British Open by three strokes at Sunningdale Golf Club. A final round of 66 gave the 20-year-old a 270, 18-under-par total with Taiwan’s Yani Tseng in second. South Korea’s Eun Hee Ji and Yuri Fudo of Japan were a shot further back in a tie for third. Defending champion Lorena Ochoa of Mexico was expected to pile on pressure but she settled for a final round of 69 and a share of seventh with Japan’s Momoko Ueda on 11-under-par. The victory was the first major championship of 20-year-old Shin’s career and she was the youngest ever winner of the championship. “My whole life, I've been waiting for this time and my dream comes true now,” said the bespectacled Shin, who claimed a first prize of £160,000 and became the third South Korean winner of the championship, following Se Ri Pak in 2001 and Jeong Jang in 2005. She was planning to play in Japan for the next two years but her victory gave her the opportunity to play in the United States.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3= 5 6 7= 9=

14=

17=

21=

24=

34=

Name

270(-18) Ji-Yai Shin (KOR) 273(-15) Ya-Ni Tseng (TPE) 274(-14) Eun Hee Ji (KOR) Yuri Fudoh (JPN) 275(-13) Ai Miyazato (JPN) 276(-12) Cristie Kerr (USA) 277(-11) Lorena Ochoa (MEX) Momoko Ueda (JPN) 278(-10) In Kyung Kim (KOR) Hee Won Han (KOR) Paula Creamer (USA) Karrie Webb (AUS) Natalie Gulbis (USA) 279(-9) Seon Hwa Lee (SKO) Hee Young Park (KOR) Juli Inkster (USA) 280(-8) Jee Young Lee (KOR) Minea Blomqvist (FIN) Shi Hyun Ahn (KOR) Ji Young Oh (USA) 281(-7) Kristy McPherson (USA) Nicole Castrale (USA) Na Yeon Choi (KOR) 282(-6) Eun A Lim (KOR) Meredith Duncan (USA) Annika Sorenstam (SWE) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) Jane Park (USA) Karen Stupples (ENG) Stacy Prammanasudh (USA) Sakura Yokomine (JPN) Suzann Pettersen (NOR) Mi Hyun Kim (KOR) 283(-5) Angela Park (BRA)

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Rounds of 66 70 68 66 68 71 69 66 71 71 72 72 69 71 69 65 71 68 68 66 67 69 69 74 71 72 69 69 67 66 71 70 70 71

Ladies European Tour 2009

68 69 70 68 69 65 68 72 68 69 69 69 68 68 71 70 72 73 72 73 75 72 71 71 73 72 69 70 73 74 72 70 70 74

70 68 69 69 68 70 71 70 72 71 70 69 70 70 69 71 71 72 71 71 74 72 68 72 71 70 74 73 72 72 69 71 67 71

66 66 67 71 70 70 69 69 67 67 67 68 71 70 70 73 66 67 69 70 65 68 73 65 67 68 70 70 70 70 70 71 75 67

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

Name

202,336.99 126,460.62 79,037.88 79,037.88 56,907.27 49,319.64 30,603.46 30,603.46 22,464.30 22,464.30 22,464.30 22,464.30 22,464.30 21,709.06 21,709.06 21,709.06 17,625.44 17,625.44 17,625.44 17,625.44 15,175.27 15,175.27 15,175.27 11,786.12 11,786.12 11,786.12 11,786.12 11,786.12 11,786.12 11,786.12 11,786.12 11,786.12 11,786.12 9,010.31

Laura Diaz (USA) Bo Bae Song (KOR) Anja Monke (GER) 38= 284(-4) Catriona Matthew (SCO) Leta Lindley (USA) Paula Marti (ESP) Ji-Hee Lee (KOR) 42= 285(-3) Reilley Rankin (USA) Candie Kung (TAI) Anna Nordqvist (SWE) 45= 286(-2) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Janice Moodie (SCO) Sun Young Yoo (KOR) 48= 287(-1) Gloria Park (KOR) Karin Sjodin (SWE) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Hye Jung Choi (KOR) Jill McGill (USA) Joanne Mills (AUS) Jin Joo Hong (KOR) Katherine Hull (AUS) 56= 288(Par) Helen Alfredsson (SWE) Il-Mi Chung (KOR) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 59= 289(1) Jimin Kang (KOR) Becky Morgan (WAL) Kristin Tamulis (USA) Wendy Ward (USA) Teresa Lu (TPE) 64= 290(2) Sherri Steinhauer (USA) Erica Blasberg (USA) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Christina Kim (USA) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR)

Rounds of 66 68 73 68 71 68 68 69 72 70 70 69 73 73 72 69 72 75 70 75 69 69 73 67 69 72 73 71 70 67 75 73 71 68

72 68 67 75 71 72 75 73 67 73 74 76 72 72 73 76 70 68 73 70 73 76 72 76 76 72 70 71 72 75 70 69 73 72

75 74 70 72 72 72 68 72 74 69 73 70 69 74 71 71 73 72 72 69 69 72 71 72 74 74 74 74 73 76 73 75 72 72

Winnings (€) 70 73 73 69 70 72 73 71 72 73 69 71 72 68 71 71 72 72 72 73 76 71 72 73 70 71 72 73 74 72 72 73 74 78

9,010.31 9,010.31 9,010.31 7,745.70 7,745.70 7,745.70 7,745.70 6,797.25 6,797.25 Amateur 6,006.87 6,006.87 6,006.87 4,552.57 4,552.57 4,552.57 4,552.57 4,552.57 4,552.57 4,552.57 4,552.57 3,224.74 3,224.74 3,224.74 2,541.85 2,541.85 2,541.85 2,541.85 2,541.85 1,732.50 1,732.50 1,732.50 1,732.50 1,732.50

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika Frosaker Golf Course, Stockholm, Sweden. 7 - 9 August 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6264 yards €200,480 Leaders Rd 1 Annika Sorenstam (SWE) 66 (-6) Rd 2 Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) 135 (-9) Rd 3 Amy Yang (KOR) 202 (-14) Weather Rd 1 Wet with intermittent showers Rd 2 Cloudy and wet Rd 3 Cloudy and wet

South Korean teenager Amy Yang shot a final round of nineunder-par 63 to win by six strokes at the Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika. The tournament hostess and favourite Annika Sorenstam, playing on home soil for the last time before stepping away from competition in December, shot a final round 72 at Frösåker Golf and Country Club, one hour from Stockholm. She ended the week in a share of sixth place on seven-under-par with three other Swedes: Lotta Neumann, Louise Friberg and Anna Nordvist, who was the leading amateur for the second week in a row following the Ricoh Women’s British Open at Sunningdale. Yang came from four shots behind the second round leader Lill Saether of Norway to claim her third Ladies European Tour victory in total. She finished on a three-round total of 14-under-par 202. Minea Blomqvist also fired a 63 and finished in a four-way tie for second place on eight-under with Melodie Bourdy of France (66), Sweden’s Maria Hjorth (72) and Saether (73).

Final Results Pos Score 1 2=

10=

13=

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28= 30=

Name

202(-14) Amy Yang (KOR) 208(-8) Minea Blomqvist (FIN) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) Maria Hjorth (SWE) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) 209(-7) Liselotte Neumann (SWE) Louise Friberg (SWE) Anna Nordqvist (SWE) Annika Sorenstam (SWE) 210(-6) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Pernilla Lindberg (Am) (SWE) 211(-5) Caroline Hedwall (Am) (SWE) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Jill McGill (USA) Johanna Head (ENG) Lora Fairclough (ENG) 212(-4) Linda Wessberg (SWE) Marta Prieto (ESP) Leah Hart (AUS) Paula Marti (ESP) Jenni Kuosa (FIN) 213(-3) Julie Greciet (FRA) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Louise Stahle (SWE) Tania Elosegui (ESP) 214(-2) Karen Lunn (AUS) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) 215(-1) Lydia Hall (WAL) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Federica Piovano (ITA) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Nina Reis (SWE)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

70 74 71 72 71 73 70 71 66 76 72 71 73 73 74 69 67 70 74 71 72 69 71 73 70 73 71 73 70 69 73 75 69 71

30,000.00 13,395.00 13,395.00 13,395.00 13,395.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 Amateur 6,000.00 4,240.00 4,240.00 Amateur Amateur 3,280.00 3,280.00 3,280.00 3,280.00 3,280.00 2,724.00 2,724.00 2,724.00 2,724.00 2,724.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,250.00 2,250.00 2,010.00 2,010.00 2,010.00 2,010.00 2,010.00

Antonella Cvitan (SWE) 36= 216(Par) Charlotta Sorenstam (SWE) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Clare Queen (SCO) 40= 217(1) Camille Fallay (FRA) Kristie Smith (AUS) Maria Boden (SWE) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Dana Lacey (AUS) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Laura Terebey (USA) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Nathalie Mansson (Am) (SWE) Anna Rossi (ITA) 50= 218(2) Julie Tvede (DEN) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) 52= 219(3) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Jehanne Jail (FRA) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) 56= 220(4) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Vicky Thomas (AUS) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 60 221(5) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) 61= 222(6) Natascha Fink (AUT) Kiran Matharu (ENG) Cherie Byrnes (AUS) 64= 223(7) Beth Allen (USA) Amanda Moltke-Leth (DEN) 66= 225(9) Florence Luscher (SWI) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) 68 231(15) Nora Angehrn (SWI)

69 71 71 64 64 70 70 67 71 68 71 67 74 68 67 71 70 66 72 75 70 73 70 72 73 68 69 74 72 76 72 70 75 71

63 63 66 72 73 66 69 71 72 66 67 72 64 70 70 71 74 75 66 66 70 70 71 68 70 72 73 67 72 70 70 70 71 73

Name

Rounds of 72 72 74 73 71 75 78 73 75 70 72 73 71 69 67 71 71 79 74 75 73 72 73 75 71 73 77 75 73 71 73 74 72 74

69 73 70 71 71 71 68 72 70 75 72 71 73 73 75 76 75 68 72 71 71 75 74 70 72 70 70 71 71 75 73 73 74 73

74 71 72 72 74 71 71 72 72 72 73 73 73 75 75 71 72 72 73 73 75 73 73 75 77 78 75 76 78 77 77 78 79 84

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 2,010.00 1,710.00 1,710.00 1,710.00 1,710.00 1,322.22 1,322.22 1,322.22 1,322.22 1,322.22 1,322.22 1,322.22 1,322.22 Amateur 1,322.22 1,060.00 1,060.00 940.00 940.00 940.00 940.00 780.00 780.00 780.00 780.00 680.00 640.00 640.00 640.00 590.00 590.00 550.00 550.00 520.00

145

S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe Machynys Peninsula Golf Club, Llanelli, Wales. 14 -16 August 2008 Sweden’s Lotta Wahlin won the S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe, defeating Germany’s Martina Eberl at the second extra hole of a sudden death playoff. The 24-year-old birdied the par-five 18th hole twice in the playoff at Machynys Peninsula Golf and Country Club in Llanelli, South Wales. Eberl, who led after the first and second rounds, birdied the first extra hole but bogeyed the second after her ball twice found the sand near the green. Wahlin, who had won her first official Ladies European Tour title at the Turkish Ladies Open three months earlier, had a chance to win the tournament at the 18th green in regulation, but missed a threefooter for par and dropped a shot falling back into a tie with Eberl.

Par 72 (36, 36) 6126 yards €350,000 Leaders Rd 1 Martina Eberl (GER) 65 (-7) Rd 2 Martina Eberl (GER) 136 (-8) Rd 3 Lotta Wahlin (SWE) 209 (-7) Martina Eberl (GER) 209 (-7) Wahlin defeated Eberl at the second extra hole

“I did everything for the crowd, to make it more exciting,” she said. Wahlin battled through wind and light showers to sign for a final round of one-under 71 and a seven-under-par total after 54 holes, Saturday’s play having been cancelled due to unplayable conditions.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3= 5= 7=

11=

23=

26=

34=

146

209(-7) 209(-7) 210(-6)

Name

Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Martina Eberl (GER) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Henrietta Zuel (ENG) 211(-5) Maria Boden (SWE) Joanne Mills (AUS) 212(-4) Samantha Head (ENG) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) Ashleigh Simon (SA) Paula Marti (ESP) 213(-3) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Sophie Walker (ENG) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Anna Rawson (AUS) Louise Stahle (SWE) Kiran Matharu (ENG) Martina Gillen (IRE) Clare Queen (SCO) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Lisa Hall (ENG) Becky Brewerton (WAL) 214(-2) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Eva Steinberger (AUT) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 215(-1) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) Melissa Reid (ENG) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Isabella Maconi (ITA) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Federica Piovano (ITA) 216(Par) Rebecca Coakley (IRE)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

71 65 66 66 71 70 74 72 70 68 77 69 72 73 71 70 67 70 71 69 70 66 74 72 75 68 70 75 73 71 69 72 70 72

66,737.00 45,158.70 27,584.63 27,584.63 17,218.15 17,218.15 10,833.64 10,833.64 10,833.64 10,833.64 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 6,488.32 5,205.48 5,205.48 5,205.48 4,471.37 4,471.37 4,471.37 4,471.37 4,471.37 4,471.37 4,471.37 4,471.37 3,737.27

Ladies European Tour 2009

67 71 74 71 71 70 71 70 71 71 69 76 72 71 72 72 75 71 70 70 67 71 72 72 68 77 75 69 71 72 73 70 69 73

71 73 70 73 69 71 67 70 71 73 67 68 69 69 70 71 71 72 72 74 76 76 68 70 71 70 70 71 71 72 73 73 76 71

Pos Score

37= 217(1)

44= 218(2)

48= 219(3)

54= 220(4)

61= 221(5)

65 66 67 68

222(6) 223(7) 225(9) RTD

Name Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Beatriz Recari (ESP) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Nina Reis (SWE) Laura Terebey (USA) Anna Rossi (ITA) Joanne Morley (ENG) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Marta Prieto (ESP) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Sahra Hassan (Am) (WAL) Elizabeth McKinnon (NZ) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Dana Lacey (AUS) KM Juul (DEN) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Trish Johnson (ENG) Amy Yang (KOR) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Jodi Ewart (Am) (ENG) Katharina Schallenberg (GER) Danielle Montgomery (ENG) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Laurette Maritz (SA) Laura Davies (ENG) Diana Luna (ITA) Lydia Hall (WAL) Karen Lunn (AUS) Anja Monke (GER) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR)

Rounds of 73 73 72 72 73 72 74 70 70 73 70 72 68 70 71 72 71 70 75 74 72 71 72 75 72 70 71 71 74 70 72 70 71 75

72 71 74 73 71 72 69 73 71 73 75 72 73 76 74 73 73 74 68 72 74 74 73 70 71 71 75 74 70 73 71 73 72 71

71 72 71 72 73 73 74 74 76 72 73 74 77 73 74 74 75 75 76 74 74 75 75 75 77 79 75 76 77 78 79 80 82 *

Winnings (€) 3,737.27 3,737.27 3,057.19 3,057.19 3,057.19 3,057.19 3,057.19 3,057.19 3,057.19 2,491.51 Amateur 2,491.51 2,491.51 2,091.09 2,091.09 2,091.09 2,091.09 2,091.09 2,091.09 1,579.44 Amateur 1,579.44 1,579.44 1,579.44 1,579.44 1,579.44 1,312.49 1,312.49 1,312.49 1,312.49 1,201.27 1,156.77 1,112.28 1,067.79

SAS Ladies Masters Haga Golf Club, Oslo, Norway. 22 - 24 August 2008 Par 72 (37, 35) 6169 yards €200,000 Leaders Rd 1 Diana Luna (ITA) 66 (-6) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Rd 2 Diana Luna (ITA) 134 (-10) Rd 3 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 203 (-13)

Gwladys Nocera notched her eighth Ladies European Tour victory at the SAS Ladies Masters in Oslo, Norway. Starting the third and final round a shot behind Diana Luna of Italy, the 33-year-old from France closed with a four-under 68 to finish on 13-under-par 203 at Haga Golf Club. She won by three from Spaniard Tania Elosegui, who had a 67 and England’s Samantha Head, who had a 68, with a further eight players in a share of third place on eight-under-par. Head, who earned two victories on the LET, in 1999 and 2001, posted her best finish since the 2005 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open in Hungary. The course recovered admirably over the tournament, from torrential rain early in the week.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2= 4=

12=

16=

20= 22 23=

27=

34=

Name

203(-13) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 206(-10) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Samantha Head (ENG) 208(-8) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Johanna Head (ENG) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Nina Reis (SWE) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Iben Tinning (DEN) Diana Luna (ITA) 210(-6) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Ashleigh Simon (SA) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Beatriz Recari (ESP) 211(-5) Lena Tornevall (SWE) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Martina Eberl (GER) 212(-4) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Caroline Afonso (FRA) 213(-3) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) 214(-2) Laurette Maritz (SA) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Karen Lunn (AUS) 215(-1) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) Katharina Schallenberg (GER) Leah Hart (AUS) Yuki Sakurai (JPN) Joanne Morley (ENG) Anna Rawson (AUS) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) 216(Par) Sophie Walker (ENG)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

69 70 70 73 69 71 68 72 71 69 66 69 72 74 72 74 71 66 72 69 70 73 73 75 75 72 75 76 75 70 70 73 71 74

30,000.00 17,150.00 17,150.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 6,180.00 3,180.00 3,180.00 3,180.00 3,180.00 2,760.00 2,760.00 2,760.00 2,760.00 2,550.00 2,550.00 2,460.00 2,310.00 2,310.00 2,310.00 2,310.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,980.00 1,710.00

66 69 68 67 71 69 71 67 67 68 68 71 68 65 65 68 70 75 67 71 68 68 73 68 68 69 72 69 69 73 73 69 70 70

68 67 68 68 68 68 69 69 70 71 74 70 70 71 73 69 70 70 72 72 74 72 68 71 71 73 68 70 71 72 72 73 74 72

Pos Score

36= 217(1)

41 218(2) 42= 219(3)

48= 220(4)

52= 221(5)

55= 222(6)

59= 223(7)

65 224(8) 66= 225(9) 68

226(10)

Name

Rounds of

Eva Steinberger (AUT) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Beth Allen (USA) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Laura Davies (ENG) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) Trish Johnson (ENG) Elin Emanuelsson (SWE) Olof Maria Jonsdottir (ICE) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Natascha Fink (AUT) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Frances Bondad (AUS) Jo Pritchard (WAL) Sofia Renell (SWE) Jehanne Jail (FRA) Lynn Brooky (NZ) KM Juul (DEN) Anna Tybring (SWE) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Camille Fallay (FRA) Jo Clingan (ENG) Mette Buus (DEN) Ellen Smets (BEL) Martina Gillen (IRE) Denise Simon (GER) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) Lene Krog (Am) (NOR) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) Julie Greciet (FRA) Sophie Sandolo (ITA)

74 75 75 72 70 71 76 72 72 74 75 70 73 76 75 73 70 75 73 72 76 72 71 73 73 74 75 75 76 74 71 74 74 73

69 72 71 72 72 70 71 75 74 71 70 74 71 72 72 73 73 72 72 70 72 76 76 70 75 74 73 73 71 73 74 74 72 74

73 70 71 73 75 76 71 72 73 74 74 75 75 72 73 74 77 74 76 79 74 74 75 79 75 75 75 75 76 76 79 77 79 79

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 1,710.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,300.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 940.00 940.00 940.00 940.00 800.00 800.00 800.00 675.00 675.00 675.00 675.00 570.00 570.00 570.00 570.00 570.00 570.00 Amateur 490.00 490.00 460.00

147

Finnair Masters Helsinki Golf Club, Finland. 29 - 31 August 2008 Par 71 (34, 37) 5916 yards €200,000

Finland’s Minea Blomqvist claimed a one stroke victory at the Finnair Masters, defeating her compatriot Ursula Wikstrom on home soil. The Finnish pair, who began the last day tied for the Leaders lead with Italian Diana Luna, delighted the galleries with a Rd 1 Beatriz Recari (ESP) 67 (-4) mouthwatering final round battle at Helsinki Golf Club. Blomqvist Rd 2 Diana Luna (ITA) 137 (-5) edged Wikstrom with a final hole birdie for a round of six-underUrsula Wikstrom (FIN) par 65 and a 54 hole total of 11-under-par 202. Wikstrom, who Minea Blomqvist (FIN) also birdied the last hole, shot a five-under 66 to finish on tenRd 3 Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 202 (-11) under-par. Blomqvist’s victory was her first since winning the 2004 OTP Bank Central European Open in Hungary as a 19-year-old rookie. “You can’t ask for more,” said the 23-year-old Finn. “Me and Ursula, we both played really well so it was a very good match and that made it even more special.” Both players hit superb drives on 18 and then Wikstrom sank a brilliant 30 foot birdie putt to pile on some pressure. Blomqvist converted her 10 foot birdie chance to seal the victory and a first prize of €30,000.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3= 5 6 7= 9 10= 12=

16=

19=

23=

28=

31=

148

Name

Rounds of

202(-11) Minea Blomqvist (FIN) 69 203(-10) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 68 206(-7) Beatriz Recari (ESP) 67 Martina Eberl (GER) 71 207(-6) Diana Luna (ITA) 72 209(-4) Anna Rawson (AUS) 70 210(-3) Anja Monke (GER) 74 Becky Brewerton (WAL) 71 211(-2) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 70 212(-1) Marina Arruti (ESP) 70 Karen Lunn (AUS) 72 213(Par) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) 73 Joanne Mills (AUS) 70 Ana Larraneta (ESP) 70 Nina Reis (SWE) 69 214(1) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) 72 Georgina Simpson (ENG) 74 Samantha Head (ENG) 71 215(2) Julie Tvede (DEN) 73 Beth Allen (USA) 73 Soojin Yang (Am) (KOR) 70 Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 69 216(3) Bree Turnbull (AUS) 70 Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA)74 Anna Tybring (SWE) 75 Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) 74 Clare Queen (SCO) 69 217(4) Laurette Maritz (SA) 74 Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 75 Ariya Jutanugarn (Am) (THA) 68 218(5) Hanna-Leena Salonen (FIN) 72 Martina Gillen (IRE) 74

Ladies European Tour 2009

68 69 72 67 65 71 66 68 71 69 66 71 71 70 70 75 72 70 74 71 70 70 76 71 69 70 74 71 70 73 75 72

65 66 67 68 70 68 70 71 70 73 74 69 72 73 74 67 68 73 68 71 75 76 70 71 72 72 73 72 72 76 71 72

Winnings (€) 30,000.00 20,300.00 12,400.00 12,400.00 8,480.00 7,000.00 5,500.00 5,500.00 4,480.00 3,840.00 3,840.00 3,180.00 3,180.00 3,180.00 3,180.00 2,800.00 2,800.00 2,800.00 2,580.00 2,580.00 Amateur 2,580.00 2,340.00 2,340.00 2,340.00 2,340.00 2,340.00 2,130.00 2,130.00 Amateur 1,950.00 1,950.00

Pos Score

35= 219(6)

43= 220(7)

48= 221(8)

54= 222(9)

58 223(10) 59= 224(11) 61= 225(12) 63= 227(14)

Name Nikki Garrett (AUS) Sophie Walker (ENG) Miriam Nagl (GER) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Julie Greciet (FRA) Johanna Head (ENG) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Hazel Kavanagh (IRE) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Mette Buus (DEN) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Smriti Mehra (IN) Rachel Bell (ENG) Anna Rossi (ITA) Elena Giraud (FRA) Vicky Thomas (AUS) Jenni Kuosa (FIN) Olof Maria Jonsdottir (ICE) Satu Harju (Am) (FIN) Federica Piovano (ITA) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Elin Ohlsson (SWE) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Natascha Fink (AUT) Denise Simon (GER)

Rounds of 74 73 77 77 74 71 70 73 70 69 75 70 75 76 73 74 75 76 76 74 75 70 71 73 75 71 70 76 73 75 76 75

71 72 70 70 71 74 74 71 71 70 72 76 71 69 71 73 72 71 70 72 69 77 75 72 69 75 76 69 74 72 71 71

73 73 72 72 74 74 75 75 78 80 73 74 74 75 76 74 74 74 75 75 77 75 76 77 78 77 78 79 78 78 80 81

Winnings (€) 1,950.00 1,950.00 1,590.00 1,590.00 1,590.00 1,590.00 1,590.00 1,590.00 1,590.00 1,590.00 1,204.00 1,204.00 1,204.00 1,204.00 1,204.00 980.00 980.00 980.00 980.00 980.00 980.00 800.00 800.00 Amateur 800.00 720.00 670.00 670.00 630.00 630.00 590.00 590.00

Nykredit Masters Simon’s Golf Club, Denmark. 5 - 7 September 2008 Par 73 (35, 38) 7043 yards €200,000

Germany’s Martina Eberl overcame a six shot deficit to claim a one stroke victory at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark. The 27-year-old from Munich finished with a final round of sevenunder-par 66 with a 54-hole, 14-under-par total, at Simon’s Golf Club. Second round leader Melissa Reid of England was runner up at 13-under-par after closing with a level par 73.

Leaders Rd 1 Martina Eberl (GER) 66 (-7) Rd 2 Melissa Reid (ENG) 133 (-13) Rd 3 Martina Eberl (GER) 205 (-14)

Annika Sorenstam, playing in her last tournament in Europe before stepping away from tournament golf, took third place on nine-under after a closing 71. Reid missed a five foot birdie chance before Eberl sank her bogey putt from five feet for the win. It was Eberl's third victory on the Ladies European Tour inside 12 months and her second of the 2008 season after the BMW Ladies Italian Open in July.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4 5=

15=

21=

25=

28=

205(-14) 206(-13) 210(-9) 211(-8) 214(-5)

Name

Martina Eberl (GER) Melissa Reid (ENG) Annika Sorenstam (SWE) Iben Tinning (DEN) Julie Tvede (DEN) Laura Davies (ENG) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Beth Allen (USA) 215(-4) Anja Monke (GER) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Nina Reis (SWE) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) 216(-3) Lisa Hall (ENG) Sofia Renell (SWE) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Miriam Nagl (GER) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 217(-2) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Clare Queen (SCO) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) Laura Terebey (USA) 218(-1) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) Lydia Hall (WAL) 219(Par) Eva Steinberger (AUT) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Amanda Moltke-Leth (DEN)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

66 67 71 70 75 73 70 72 72 73 68 72 71 72 78 72 73 72 70 69 69 69 73 74 68 70 75 79 72 76

30,000.00 20,300.00 14,000.00 10,800.00 6,620.00 6,620.00 6,620.00 6,620.00 3,650.00 3,650.00 3,650.00 3,650.00 3,650.00 3,650.00 2,766.66 2,766.66 2,766.66 2,766.66 2,766.66 2,766.66 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,430.00 2,220.00 2,220.00 2,220.00 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,830.00

73 66 68 70 71 72 74 70 74 72 76 72 72 68 69 74 71 72 74 74 80 78 74 70 81 76 71 70 76 72

66 73 71 71 68 69 70 72 69 70 71 71 72 75 69 70 72 72 72 73 68 70 70 73 69 72 72 70 71 71

Pos Score

38= 220(1)

43= 221(2)

47= 222(3)

50= 223(4)

54= 224(5) 56= 225(6) 58= 226(7) 60

227(8)

Name

Rounds of

Jenna Wilson (SCO) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Elena Giraud (FRA) Frances Bondad (AUS) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) KM Juul (DEN) Anna Rawson (AUS) Sophie Walker (ENG) Wendy Berger (AUS) Bettina Hauert (GER) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Karen Lunn (AUS) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Laurette Maritz (SA) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Ellen Smets (BEL) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) Jehanne Jail (FRA) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) Kate Combes (AUS)

74 74 72 72 71 71 72 75 78 74 75 70 74 73 71 71 78 75 74 75 77 73 73 76 74 74 75 74 74 74

74 72 72 72 72 71 70 74 71 75 73 77 75 76 76 73 71 74 74 74 70 73 73 72 74 75 73 75 74 74

71 73 75 75 76 77 77 71 71 71 72 73 72 72 74 77 73 73 74 74 76 77 77 76 76 76 77 77 78 79

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,372.00 1,372.00 1,372.00 1,372.00 1,372.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,140.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 860.00 860.00 860.00 860.00 740.00 740.00 670.00 670.00 630.00 630.00 600.00

149

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen Golfclub Fohrenwald, Wiener Neustadt, Austria. 11 -14 September 2008 England’s Laura Davies successfully defended her Austrian title at Golf Club Fohrenwald in Wiener Neustadt. Davies, who began the final round tied for the lead with Swede Emma Zackrisson, shot a four-under-par 68 in cold conditions to finish on 15-under-par 273, three strokes ahead of compatriot Lisa Hall.

Par 72 (37, 35) 6179 yards €250,000 Leaders Rd 1 Karen Lunn (AUS) 66 (-6) Rd 2 Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 134 (-10) Rd 3 Laura Davies (ENG) 205 (-11) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Rd 4 Laura Davies (ENG) 273 (-15)

“Four times I’ve been here and four times I’ve been in the presentation. Twice a winner now; it’s good,” said an elated Davies. “The first year I came here I knew I liked the course and I knew I could win and sure enough the last two years obviously I have.” Davies posted rounds of 71, 67, 67 and 68 to notch her first win since the New South Wales Open in Sydney, Australia, in January. “I love winning and that is what I do this for. It is just fantastic to have won,” she said.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4 5=

273(-15) 276(-12) 277(-11) 278(-10) 279(-9)

280(-8)

11= 281(-7)

14= 282(-6)

18= 283(-5) 20 284(-4) 21= 285(-3)

24= 286(-2)

30= 287(-1)

150

Name

Rounds of

Laura Davies (ENG) 71 Lisa Hall (ENG) 69 Diana Luna (ITA) 68 Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) 67 Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 69 Carmen Alonso (ESP) 73 Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 67 Caroline Afonso (FRA) 68 Anja Monke (GER) 67 Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 70 Iben Tinning (DEN) 74 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 71 Martina Gillen (IRE) 71 Anna Rossi (ITA) 69 Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) 69 Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA)72 Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 70 Karen Lunn (AUS) 66 Georgina Simpson (ENG) 69 Clare Queen (SCO) 68 Stefania Croce (ITA) 71 Lynn Brooky (NZ) 69 Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) 72 Lee-Anne Pace (SA) 73 Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) 70 Vittoria Valvassori (ITA) 69 Stefanie Michl (AUT) 73 Felicity Johnson (ENG) 71 Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) 71 Julie Greciet (FRA) 73

Ladies European Tour 2009

67 69 70 71 70 69 67 71 70 69 67 69 71 75 69 68 68 70 70 74 73 71 71 69 68 70 71 68 71 72

67 70 70 69 71 68 71 71 72 69 71 71 68 72 74 72 71 76 73 72 74 73 69 74 75 74 69 72 69 71

68 68 69 71 69 69 74 70 71 72 69 70 71 66 70 70 73 71 71 70 67 72 73 70 73 73 73 75 75 71

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

Name

37,500.00 25,375.00 17,500.00 13,500.00 8,950.00 8,950.00 8,950.00 5,616.66 5,616.66 5,616.66 4,308.33 4,308.33 4,308.33 3,668.75 3,668.75 3,668.75 3,668.75 3,350.00 3,350.00 3,225.00 3,075.00 3,075.00 3,075.00 2,737.50 2,737.50 2,737.50 2,737.50 2,737.50 2,737.50 2,250.00

Nina Reis (SWE) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Lydia Hall (WAL) Claire Coughlan-Ryan (IRE) Ellen Smets (BEL) Beth Allen (USA) 37= 288(Par) Elena Giraud (FRA) Olof Maria Jonsdottir (ICE) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 40= 289(1) Federica Piovano (ITA) Frances Bondad (AUS) Paula Marti (ESP) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) 45 290(2) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) 46= 291(3) Joanne Mills (AUS) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Katharina Schallenberg (GER) 49= 292(4) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Vicky Thomas (AUS) 51= 293(5) Camille Fallay (FRA) Frederique Seeholzer (SWI) 53= 294(6) Hazel Kavanagh (IRE) Laurette Maritz (SA) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) 57 297(9) Maria Boden (SWE) 58 298(10) Anne Norman Hansen (DEN) 59= 302(14) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Joanne Oliver (ENG)

Rounds of 72 71 68 71 72 68 70 71 73 71 72 76 72 74 72 69 71 77 72 67 72 71 72 70 71 70 72 73 72 73

70 71 75 68 72 71 70 72 68 73 72 69 69 68 72 75 71 68 73 74 71 70 72 73 72 70 73 72 73 72

72 71 70 73 68 72 74 71 72 76 74 73 75 73 73 74 74 70 74 76 76 77 81 77 76 76 76 74 81 77

Winnings (€) 73 74 74 75 75 76 74 74 75 69 71 71 73 74 73 73 75 76 73 75 74 75 69 74 75 78 76 79 76 80

2,250.00 2,250.00 2,250.00 2,250.00 2,250.00 2,250.00 1,875.00 1,875.00 1,875.00 1,570.00 1,570.00 1,570.00 1,570.00 1,570.00 1,400.00 1,300.00 1,300.00 1,300.00 1,175.00 1,175.00 1,075.00 1,075.00 925.00 925.00 925.00 925.00 825.00 800.00 762.50 762.50

Goteborg Masters Lycke Golf Course, Gothenburg, Sweden. 18 - 21 September 2008 Par 72 (35, 37) 6662 yards €250,000 Leaders Rd 1 Felicity Johnson (ENG) 62 (-10) Rd 2 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 128 (-16) Rd 3 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 193 (-23) Rd 4 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 259 (-29) Weather Rd 1 Cold, no wind, cloudy Rd 2 Very cold, windy, cloudy Rd 3 Sunny, light winds Rd 4 sunny, but cold with light winds

Gwladys Nocera from France won her ninth Ladies European Tour title since May 2006 with a record breaking performance at the Göteborg Masters in Sweden. The 33-year-old sealed her fourth title of the year with the best 72-hole score in the LET’s 30-year history. She finished with a six-under 66 to close the tournament at 29-under-par 259. “It feels good!” said Nocera who 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. The raw score of 267 had also been recorded by Davies at the 1988 Biarritz Ladies Open and Juli Inkster at the 2003 Evian Masters. Nocera began the final round with an eight stroke lead over Spain’s Paula Marti but stretched that into an 11 shot victory over Nina Reis of Sweden. Reis, a 28-year-old from the nearby town of Kungalv, fired an 11-under-par 61 and tied the record for the LET’s all time lowest round set by England’s Kirsty Taylor at the 2005 Wales Ladies Open at Machynys Peninsula. Reis was 12-under-par for the day after 17 holes and a score of 59 looked possible, but she bogeyed the last to drop back to 18-under-par 270 for second place, her career best finish on the LET.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4=

259(-29) 270(-18) 271(-17) 272(-16)

6 7=

273(-15) 274(-14)

10= 275(-13) 12= 276(-12) 14= 277(-11)

17= 278(-10)

21 279(-9) 22 280(-8) 23= 281(-7)

26= 282(-6)

Name Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Nina Reis (SWE) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Amy Yang (KOR) Paula Marti (ESP) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Samantha Head (ENG) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) Marta Prieto (ESP) Laura Davies (ENG) Lisa Hall (ENG) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Julie Tvede (DEN) Carin Koch (SWE) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Frances Bondad (AUS) Anja Monke (GER) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Lena Tornevall (SWE) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Karen Lunn (AUS) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) Cissi Wahlberg (SWE) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Cherie Byrnes (AUS) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Joanne Mills (AUS) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA)

Rounds of 66 69 62 69 64 71 71 69 66 70 69 68 70 69 67 70 68 69 66 68 65 72 69 66 70 70 70 72 72 72 72

62 67 70 68 66 69 69 71 69 70 72 70 66 72 68 65 74 71 74 66 72 67 72 71 73 72 72 71 69 70 71

65 73 71 70 71 67 70 64 68 71 66 67 68 67 72 71 72 72 69 72 67 74 71 74 67 72 72 71 72 71 70

66 61 68 65 71 66 64 70 71 64 68 71 72 69 70 71 64 66 69 72 75 67 69 70 71 68 68 68 69 69 69

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

Name

Rounds of

37,500.00 25,375.00 17,500.00 12,050.00 12,050.00 8,750.00 6,450.00 6,450.00 6,450.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 4,162.50 4,162.50 3,725.00 3,725.00 3,725.00 3,356.25 3,356.25 3,356.25 3,356.25 3,150.00 3,075.00 2,925.00 2,925.00 2,925.00 2,475.00 2,475.00 2,475.00 2,475.00 2,475.00 2,475.00

Diana Luna (ITA) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Mette Buus (DEN) 35= 283(-5) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Sophie Walker (ENG) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) 38= 284(-4) Marina Arruti (ESP) Sofia Johansson (SWE) Stefania Croce (ITA) Nikki Garrett (AUS) 42 285(-3) Anna Rossi (ITA) 43= 286(-2) Zuzana Masinova (CR) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) 47= 287(-1) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Leah Hart (AUS) 49= 288(Par) Sanna Johansson (SWE) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Hanna-Leena Salonen (FIN) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) 54 289(1) H Alterby Nordstrom (SWE) 55 290(2) Dana Lacey (AUS) 56= 293(5) Eva Bjarvall (SWE) Louise Larsson (Am) (SWE) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Sofia Renell (SWE) 60 295(7) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) 61 296(8) Anne Norman Hansen (DEN)

68 72 71 69 71 70 71 69 69 68 68 71 67 68 68 68 69 67 67 73 69 70 73 70 70 75 70 72 71 72

70 69 71 73 71 72 69 74 72 72 72 70 72 73 69 72 73 76 76 67 71 72 69 71 71 68 73 67 72 71

74 69 68 72 70 69 73 70 71 71 70 74 74 71 74 74 70 75 74 76 73 71 69 71 75 73 73 76 79 80

Winnings (€) 70 72 72 69 71 72 71 71 72 73 75 71 73 74 75 73 75 70 71 72 75 75 78 78 77 77 77 78 73 73

Ladies European Tour 2009

2,475.00 2,475.00 2,475.00 2,025.00 2,025.00 2,025.00 1,756.25 1,756.25 1,756.25 1,756.25 1,550.00 1,425.00 1,425.00 1,425.00 1,425.00 1,275.00 1,275.00 1,100.00 1,100.00 1,100.00 1,100.00 1,100.00 950.00 900.00 825.00 Amateur 825.00 825.00 775.00 750.00

151

Vediorbis Open de France Dames Le Golf D’Arras, Anzin-St Aubin, France. 25 -28 September 2008 Germany’s Anja Monke captured her maiden Ladies European Tour title on Sunday by winning the Vediorbis Open de France Dames at Le Golf D’Arras. Monke carded a final round of four-under-par 68 to finish on a four-round total of 10-under, two clear of Spain’s Tania Elosegui and Nina Reis of Sweden.

Par 72 (36, 36) 6195 yards €350,000 Leaders Rd 1 Anja Monke (GER) 67 (-5) Stefania Croce (ITA) Nina Reis (SWE) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Rd 2 Stefania Croce (ITA) 135 (-9) Rd 3 Stefania Croce (ITA) 206 (-10) Rd 4 Anja Monke (GER) 278 (-10)

“I can’t believe it!” said Monke. “I’ve worked for this moment for the last five years and so it’s nice to see it happen.” After opening with rounds of 67, 78 and 65, she came from four shots behind the third round leader Stefania Croce of Italy to secure the ?52,500 first prize money. Croce carded 75 and shared fourth place on seven under par with England’s Lora Fairclough and Paula Marti of Spain.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2= 4=

7 8 9= 11=

15= 17=

20 21=

25=

28=

152

Name

278(-10) Anja Monke (GER) 280(-8) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Nina Reis (SWE) 281(-7) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Paula Marti (ESP) Stefania Croce (ITA) 282(-6) Iben Tinning (DEN) 283(-5) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) 284(-4) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Georgina Simpson (ENG) 285(-3) Trish Johnson (ENG) Samantha Head (ENG) Karen Lunn (AUS) Laura Davies (ENG) 286(-2) Federica Piovano (ITA) Lisa Hall (ENG) 287(-1) Dana Lacey (AUS) Amy Yang (KOR) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 288(Par) Marta Prieto (ESP) 289(1) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Marion Ricordeau (Am) (FRA) Sophie Giquel (FRA) Felicity Johnson (ENG) 290(2) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Maria Boden (SWE) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 291(3) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Christine Hallstrom (SWE)

Rounds of 67 74 67 74 69 67 70 68 70 74 73 76 75 72 74 74 73 71 67 73 72 74 69 70 72 77 73 75 72 70 70 76

Ladies European Tour 2009

78 70 69 72 74 68 69 73 75 70 71 66 68 73 72 69 74 71 73 74 71 74 76 72 73 70 73 74 77 74 75 73

65 67 72 69 70 71 75 70 70 68 72 72 71 65 72 70 71 73 72 72 74 72 71 71 74 72 71 69 69 73 72 72

Winnings (€) 68 69 72 66 68 75 68 72 69 72 69 71 71 75 68 73 69 72 75 69 72 69 73 76 71 71 73 73 73 74 74 70

52,500.00 30,012.50 30,012.50 15,330.00 15,330.00 15,330.00 10,500.00 8,750.00 7,420.00 7,420.00 5,871.25 5,871.25 5,871.25 5,871.25 5,127.50 5,127.50 4,760.00 4,760.00 4,760.00 4,515.00 4,305.00 Amateur 4,305.00 4,305.00 3,990.00 3,990.00 3,990.00 3,517.50 3,517.50 3,517.50 3,517.50 3,517.50

Pos Score

34= 292(4)

38= 293(5)

44= 294(6) 46= 295(7)

51= 296(8)

54 297(9) 55 298(10) 56= 299(11)

59 60 61 62 63 64=

300(12) 301(13) 302(14) 303(15) 306(18) RTD

Name Diana Luna (ITA) Carin Koch (SWE) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Martina Eberl (GER) Julie Greciet (FRA) Julie Tvede (DEN) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Vicky Thomas (AUS) Leah Hart (AUS) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) Florence Luscher (SWI) Kate Combes (AUS) Laura Terebey (USA) Jehanne Jail (FRA) Lydia Hall (WAL) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Cherie Byrnes (AUS) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Laurette Maritz (SA) Jenna Wilson (SCO) Linda Wessberg (SWE) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Rachel Bell (ENG) Miriam Nagl (GER) Valerie Michaud (FRA) Anne Norman Hansen (DEN)

Rounds of 74 74 72 72 74 73 71 70 76 74 71 70 76 71 73 76 75 78 73 76 76 73 72 73 74 72 73 73 73 75 74 74

74 72 73 75 75 69 73 75 72 75 73 73 72 74 70 71 74 71 69 70 73 76 76 73 73 74 74 75 75 74 75 75

75 73 74 74 73 76 74 73 71 72 68 75 78 74 74 75 73 75 76 75 76 72 78 73 74 81 76 79 76 77 79 *

Winnings (€) 68 73 73 71 70 75 75 75 74 72 81 76 68 76 78 73 73 71 78 75 71 76 72 80 78 72 77 74 78 77 78 *

3,517.50 2,992.50 2,992.50 2,992.50 2,992.50 2,455.83 2,455.83 2,455.83 2,455.83 2,455.83 2,455.83 2,065.00 2,065.00 1,820.00 1,820.00 1,820.00 1,820.00 1,820.00 1,540.00 1,540.00 1,540.00 1,400.00 1,330.00 1,201.66 1,201.66 1,201.66 1,120.00 1,085.00 1,050.00 1,015.00 980.00 910.00

Madrid Ladies Masters Casino Club de Golf Retamares, Madrid, Spain. 2 - 4 October 2008 Par 73 (36, 37) 6338 yards €400,000 Leaders Rd 1 Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) 67 (-6) Rd 2 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 141 (-5) Rd 3 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 208 (-11)

Gwladys Nocera won the Madrid Ladies Masters in Spain for her fifth win of the year. The Frenchwoman secured her 10th Ladies European Tour title in three seasons with a closing round of sixunder-par 67. She finished on a total of 208, 11-under-par, after 54 holes at Casino Club de Golf Retamares, four strokes ahead of Spain’s Paula Marti. The €100,000 first prize money catapulted her to the top of the New Star Money List, which is the tour’s official ranking. She said: “I knew this week was important for the New Star Money List and it’s big for me because that was the plan at the beginning of the year.”

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4=

208(-11) 212(-7) 213(-6) 214(-5)

Name

Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Paula Marti (ESP) Catriona Matthew (SCO) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) 6= 215(-4) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Amy Yang (KOR) 10 216(-3) Iben Tinning (DEN) 11= 217(-2) Maria Boden (SWE) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Laura Davies (ENG) 14= 218(-1) Melissa Reid (ENG) Marina Arruti (ESP) 16= 219(Par) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) 18 220(1) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) 19= 221(2) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) Samantha Head (ENG)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

72 68 68 68 72 70 72 73 69 70 76 67 70 71 72 73 70 73 73 73 73

100,000.00 42,440.00 28,000.00 19,280.00 19,280.00 11,240.00 11,240.00 11,240.00 11,240.00 8,000.00 6,893.33 6,893.33 6,893.33 6,060.00 6,060.00 5,680.00 5,680.00 5,440.00 5,040.00 5,040.00 5,040.00

69 74 75 77 73 77 74 72 73 74 71 78 75 78 76 75 76 73 76 77 77

67 70 70 69 69 68 69 70 73 72 70 72 72 69 70 71 73 74 72 71 71

Pos Score

24= 222(3) 26= 224(5) 28= 225(6)

31= 226(7)

34 227(8) 35 229(10) 36= 230(11) 38 231(12) 39= 232(13) 41 42

234(15) RTD

Name

Rounds of

Lynn Brooky (NZ) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Diana Luna (ITA) Anja Monke (GER) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Anna Arrese (Am) (ESP) Lisa Hall (ENG) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Federica Piovano (ITA) Marta Prieto (ESP) Mireya Prats (Am) (ESP) Itziar Elguezabal (ESP) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Trish Johnson (ENG) Clare Queen (SCO) Martina Eberl (GER)

76 76 75 73 70 76 75 72 71 72 77 74 70 75 71 74 77 80 80 80 78

75 76 75 76 78 75 75 78 80 77 74 79 82 80 84 83 79 75 76 80 82

70 69 72 73 76 73 75 75 74 77 75 73 75 74 75 73 75 77 76 74 *

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 5,040.00 5,040.00 4,620.00 4,620.00 4,380.00 4,380.00 4,080.00 4,080.00 4,080.00 Amateur 3,780.00 3,780.00 3,600.00 3,480.00 3,360.00 Amateur 3,240.00 3,060.00 3,060.00 2,880.00 2,760.00

153

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 2008 Suzhou Taihu International Golf Club, Suzhou, China. 31 October - 2 November 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6299 yards €200,000 Leaders Rd 1 Li Ying Ye (CHN) 65 (-7) Rd 2 Li Ying Ye (CHN) 133 (-11) Rd 3 Annika Sorenstam (SWE) 203 (-13) Li Ying Ye (CHN) Sorenstam defeated Ying Ye at the second extra hole

World No. 3 Annika Sorenstam secured her 89th career title when she clinched the inaugural EUR200,000 Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China. The 38-year-old Swede defeated China's Li Ying Ye at the second extra hole of a sudden death playoff. Five strokes behind Ye overnight, Sorenstam shot a final round of seven-under 65 for a three-round total of 13-under 203 to tie with Ye at the end of regulation play. Both players birdied the first playoff hole but Sorenstam clinched victory when Ye missed a short putt at the second extra hole. Sorenstam, who fired eight birdies and one bogey in the final round, drew one stroke clear of Ye after a birdie at the 16th but temporarily lost her lead when Ye birdied the 17th. At the 18th they both birdied the par five hole. "I tried my best to apply the pressure on her but she never succumbed to it and I thought anything could happen in the playoff. This is my 89th career win and I'm so happy,” said Sorenstam.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3=

17=

21=

25= 27=

32=

154

Name

Rounds of

203(-13) Annika Sorenstam (SWE) 69 203(-13) Li Ying Ye (CHN) 65 210(-6) Chutichai Porani (THA) 72 Amanda Moltke-Leth (DEN) 68 Karen Lunn (AUS) 72 212(-4) Tao-Li Yang (CHN) 75 Russamee Gulyanamitta (THA) 70 Pornanong Phatlum (Am) (THA) 70 213(-3) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 68 Nontaya Srisawang 70 Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) 69 Carmen Alonso (ESP) 72 Eun Kyoung Lee (KOR) 71 Laurette Maritz (SA) 70 Pan Pan Yan 69 Stefanie Michl (AUT) 68 214(-2) Hong Mei Yang (CHN) 68 Bing Lim (MAL) 69 Pimpadsorn Sangkagaro (THA) 72 Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) 72 215(-1) Nicole Montgomery 71 Anna Rossi (ITA) 77 Eva Steinberger (AUT) 72 Han Min-Jee 69 216(Par) Hei-Ji Kim 75 Nicole Gergely (AUT) 72 217(1) Sarah Oh (AUS) 73 Lynn Kenny (SCO) 73 Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) 74 Frances Bondad (AUS) 77 Onnarin Sattayabanphot 67 218(2) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) 73

Ladies European Tour 2009

69 68 70 74 67 70 70 69 76 73 73 70 70 71 71 72 75 74 71 70 74 67 70 69 71 72 72 72 69 69 76 71

65 70 68 68 71 67 72 73 69 70 71 71 72 72 73 73 71 71 71 72 70 71 73 77 70 72 72 72 74 71 74 74

Winnings (€) 30,000.00 20,300.00 11,093.33 11,093.33 11,093.33 6,500.00 6,500.00 Amateur 3,735.00 3,735.00 3,735.00 3,735.00 3,735.00 3,735.00 3,735.00 3,735.00 2,760.00 2,760.00 2,760.00 2,760.00 2,490.00 2,490.00 2,490.00 2,490.00 2,310.00 2,310.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 1,830.00

Pos Score

36= 219(3)

44= 220(4)

50= 221(5)

56= 222(6)

60= 223(7) 62 63 64

224(8) 225(9) 228(12)

Name Jenni Kuosa (FIN) Yanhua Shen Margherita Rigon (ITA) Mi-Ri Joo Xiao Long Zhong (CHN) Danielle Montgomery (ENG) Kwan-Chih Lu (Am) (TPE) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Hong Ling He (CHN) Kate Combes (AUS) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) Tiranun Yoopan (Am) (THA) Honglian Wu Sophie Walker (ENG) Rungthiwa Pangian (THA) Florence Luscher (SWI) Natascha Fink (AUT) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Xin Wang Si Min Feng Cherie Byrnes (AUS) Ling Hu Ellen Smets (BEL) Frederique Seeholzer (SWI) Chin Chang Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) Joanne Morley (ENG) Hiromi Kamata (JPN) Vittoria Valvassori (ITA) Xaio Wei Hei Zhang

Rounds of 73 70 77 75 74 71 72 73 71 73 74 71 72 74 72 74 76 74 72 75 70 74 75 77 71 75 75 74 75 75 71 79

75 72 71 70 72 75 74 73 75 75 74 74 74 72 75 74 73 73 76 73 78 75 74 69 75 73 74 74 73 74 74 70

70 76 70 74 73 73 73 73 73 71 71 75 74 74 73 72 71 74 73 73 73 72 72 76 76 74 73 75 75 75 80 79

Winnings (€) 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,830.00 1,497.14 1,497.14 1,497.14 Amateur 1,497.14 1,497.14 1,497.14 1,497.14 1,160.00 Amateur 1,160.00 1,160.00 1,160.00 1,160.00 940.00 940.00 940.00 940.00 940.00 940.00 740.00 740.00 740.00 740.00 650.00 650.00 620.00 600.00 600.00

Saint Four Ladies Masters in Jeju Saint Four Golf and Resort, Jeju Island, South Korea. 14 - 16 November 2008 Par 72 (36, 36) 6303 yards US$300,000

Hee Kyung Seo birdied her last four holes to claim the inaugural Saint Four Ladies Masters on Jeju Island in South Korea. The 22-year-old defeated compatriot Sun-Ju Ahn by two strokes Leaders on home soil. The three-round tournament was co-sanctioned by Rd 1 Sun Ju Ahn (KOR) 65 (-7) the Ladies European Tour (LET) and the Korean Ladies Rd 2 Sun Ju Ahn (KOR) 135 (-9) Professional Golf Association (KLPGA). Starting the final round on Rd 3 Hee-Kyung Seo (KOR) 202 (-14) eight-under-par, one stroke behind Ahn, Seo closed with a sixunder 66 for a three round total of 14-under-par 202. Ahn carded 69 for outright second, with So Yeon Ryu a shot further back in third after a 65. Seo, ranked second behind this year’s Ricoh Women’s British Open champion Ji-Yai Shin on the KLPGA Money List, began slowly with a bogey at the fourth hole, but her fortunes turned when she birdied the seventh for the third day running. She trailed Ahn by four strokes at the turn but fired six birdies over the back nine for an inward total of 30 strokes. After tapping in for birdie at the tricky par-five 15th, Seo eventually caught Ahn when she sank a curling 20 foot birdie putt at the par-three 16th. She pulled a shot clear at the par-four 17th and sealed the win with an eight foot birdie putt at the last hole.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3=

13= 15= 17=

24=

28=

Name

202(-14) Hee-Kyung Seo (KOR) 204(-12) Sun Ju Ahn (KOR) 207(-9) So Yeon Ryu (KOR) Hye Yong Choi (Am) (KOR) Da-Ye Na (KOR) 209(-7) Chae-A Oh (KOR) Kyung Boon Kim (KOR) Ha-Na Jang (Am) (KOR) 210(-6) Sun Wook Lim (KOR) Soo-Yun Kang (KOR) Ae-Ree Pyun (KOR) Hei-Ji Kim 211(-5) Hyun Hee Moon (KOR) Hye Jung Choi (KOR) 212(-4) Hyung-Yim Kim (KOR) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 213(-3) So Young II Kim (KOR) Hye-Jin Jung (KOR) Chae Young Yoon (KOR) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Anna Rawson (AUS) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Bobea Park (KOR) 214(-2) Hyeon-Ju Lee (KOR) Johanna Head (ENG) An-Na Oh (KOR) Bo-Mi Kim (KOR) 215(-1) Jeong Eun Lee (KOR) Florence Luscher (SWI) Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Kyeong Bae (KOR)

Rounds of

Winnings (€)

Pos Score

69 65 69 71 71 68 73 72 72 70 71 71 74 73 71 69 71 74 70 74 71 70 72 73 71 70 70 70 73 68 74

47,592.60 21,416.67 11,898.15 11,898.15 11,898.15 7,733.80 7,733.80 Amateur 5,145.95 5,145.95 5,145.95 5,145.95 4,164.35 4,164.35 3,688.43 3,688.43 2,699.18 2,699.18 2,699.18 2,699.18 2,699.18 2,699.18 2,699.18 2,165.46 2,165.46 2,165.46 2,165.46 1,909.65 1,909.65 1,909.65 1,909.65

Amy Yang (KOR) Clare Queen (SCO) Joo Mi Kim (KOR) Young Ae Ham (KOR) 36= 216(Par) Laurette Maritz (SA) Bit Na Kim (KOR) 38= 217(1) Hye In Lee (KOR) Ji-Na Lim (KOR) Eun-Bi Jang (KOR) Il-Mi Chung (KOR) Ha-Neul Kim (KOR) Hye Lee Kim (Am) (KOR) Sang-Hee Kim (KOR) 45= 218(2) Bo Mi Suh (KOR) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Min Sun II Kim (KOR) Hye Youn Kim (KOR) Han Min-Jee Hae-Jung Kim (KOR) 51= 219(3) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Bo-Me Lee (KOR) Um-Ji Kang (KOR) 54= 220(4) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Min-Gee Song (KOR) Bo Bae Kim (KOR) Mi-Hee Jung (KOR) Hui-Jeong Kim (KOR) 59 221(5) Soo-Young Moon (KOR) 60= 224(8) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) Ellen Smets (BEL) 62 225(9) Ran Hong (KOR)

67 70 71 67 66 72 67 68 70 71 68 67 68 67 72 69 72 69 71 71 70 70 68 71 72 72 69 73 71 75 70

66 69 67 69 70 69 69 69 68 69 71 72 69 71 69 74 70 70 72 68 72 73 73 70 71 72 75 72 71 72 71

Name

Rounds of 71 70 69 73 73 72 70 73 75 77 72 73 75 72 70 71 73 73 74 76 74 74 71 75 71 73 71 69 72 76 75

72 74 72 72 71 73 73 71 70 68 73 73 71 72 74 73 72 73 72 68 70 72 74 70 75 73 75 68 73 70 69

72 71 74 70 72 71 74 73 72 72 72 71 71 74 74 74 73 72 72 75 75 73 75 75 74 74 74 84 79 78 81

Ladies European Tour 2009

Winnings (€) 1,909.65 1,909.65 1,909.65 1,909.65 1,772.82 1,772.82 1,677.63 1,677.63 1,677.63 1,677.63 1,677.63 Amateur 1,677.63 1,534.86 1,534.86 1,534.86 1,534.86 1,534.86 1,534.86 1,427.77 1,427.77 1,427.77 1,332.59 1,332.59 1,332.59 1,332.59 1,332.59 1,261.20 1,225.51 1,225.51 1,189.82

155

Dubai Ladies Masters Emirates Golf Club (Majlis Course), Dubai. 11 - 14 December 2008 Par 72 (35, 37) 6412 yards €500,000

Germany’s Anja Monke triumphed at Annika Sorenstam’s farewell tournament, shooting a final round of four-under-par 68 for a three shot victory at the Dubai Ladies Masters. The Leaders 31-year-old, from Hannover, finished with a 72-hole total of 275, Rd 1 Johanna Head (ENG) 66 (-6) 13-under-par, on the Majlis Course at Emirates Golf Club. Rd 2 Annika Sorenstam (SWE) 136 (-8) Sorenstam, 38, signed off in joint seventh place after a final Rd 3 Anja Monke (GER) 207 (-9) round of 71. In typical style, she rolled an eight foot birdie putt Rd 4 Anja Monke (GER) 275 (-13) into the cup on the 18th hole before a packed gallery of her golfing colleagues. There were whistles and cheers from the gallery as she finished, before raising her putter in the air and hugging her caddie of nine years, Terry McNamara. There were only a few small tears and Sorenstam kept her composure. “It means a lot. When you get that kind of respect from the players it breaks your heart,” Sorenstam said. She stepped away with 89 career titles, including 10 majors, which is more than any other female professional golfer. The Swede, who won the first two Dubai Ladies Masters titles in 2006 and 2007, said she planned to marry Mike McGee in January and focus on her business interests and starting a family.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4 5= 7=

12=

15= 17= 19=

23=

28=

156

Name

Rounds of

275(-13) 278(-10) 279(-9) 280(-8) 281(-7)

Anja Monke (GER) 68 Veronica Zorzi (ITA) 69 Laura Davies (ENG) 70 Sophie Giquel (FRA) 70 Trish Johnson (ENG) 70 Iben Tinning (DEN) 70 282(-6) Anna Rawson (AUS) 71 Amy Yang (KOR) 71 Ashleigh Simon (SA) 70 Melissa Reid (ENG) 71 Annika Sorenstam (SWE) 70 283(-5) Katharina Schallenberg (GER) 69 Catriona Matthew (SCO) 73 Becky Brewerton (WAL) 73 284(-4) Leah Hart (AUS) 72 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) 75 285(-3) Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA)70 Sophie Gustafson (SWE) 72 286(-2) Carin Koch (SWE) 72 Tania Elosegui (ESP) 71 Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) 72 Nikki Garrett (AUS) 71 287(-1) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) 71 Lora Fairclough (ENG) 73 Johanna Head (ENG) 66 Martina Eberl (GER) 71 Julie Greciet (FRA) 71 288(Par) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) 74 Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) 73 Henrietta Zuel (ENG) 75 Nina Reis (SWE) 70

Ladies European Tour 2009

71 69 69 70 70 69 69 69 71 70 66 71 68 72 71 69 73 72 68 75 69 66 73 67 72 72 70 71 67 71 71

68 71 71 71 72 70 74 74 72 71 75 72 71 67 73 71 73 66 77 70 73 74 71 74 75 70 70 73 76 69 72

Winnings (€) 68 69 69 69 69 72 68 68 69 70 71 71 71 71 68 69 69 75 69 70 72 75 72 73 74 74 76 70 72 73 75

75,000.00 50,750.00 35,000.00 27,000.00 19,350.00 19,350.00 11,580.00 11,580.00 11,580.00 11,580.00 11,580.00 8,116.66 8,116.66 8,116.66 7,325.00 7,325.00 6,900.00 6,900.00 6,375.00 6,375.00 6,375.00 6,375.00 5,700.00 5,700.00 5,700.00 5,700.00 5,700.00 4,950.00 4,950.00 4,950.00 4,950.00

Pos Score

33= 289(1)

36= 290(2)

40= 291(3)

43= 292(4) 45 293(5) 46= 294(6)

51= 295(7)

57= 297(9) 59= 298(10) 61

302(14)

Name Felicity Johnson (ENG) Martina Gillen (IRE) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Samantha Head (ENG) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP) Dana Lacey (AUS) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Julie Tvede (DEN) Maria Boden (SWE) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Louise Stahle (SWE) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Lisa Hall (ENG) Anna Rossi (ITA) Stefania Croce (ITA) Karen Lunn (AUS) Charlotta Sorenstam (SWE) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Louise Friberg (SWE) Joanne Mills (AUS) Joanne Morley (ENG) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Frances Bondad (AUS) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Nora Angehrn (SWI) Sofia Renell (SWE) Hazel Kavanagh (IRE)

Rounds of 70 71 72 72 71 73 72 70 72 72 72 69 70 72 74 74 76 71 71 72 74 73 73 72 71 71 74 78 73 72

72 70 66 69 73 70 74 71 73 73 73 74 73 72 72 72 70 70 75 73 72 74 74 74 72 75 71 69 71 70

71 77 77 74 77 75 72 71 75 73 71 78 75 74 76 75 73 77 72 77 76 75 75 75 76 78 77 76 74 77

Winnings (€) 75 71 74 74 69 72 72 78 71 73 75 71 74 75 72 73 75 76 76 73 73 73 73 74 76 73 75 75 80 83

4,950.00 4,350.00 4,350.00 4,350.00 3,825.00 3,825.00 3,825.00 3,825.00 3,266.66 3,266.66 3,266.66 2,950.00 2,950.00 2,800.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 1,950.00 1,950.00 1,950.00 1,950.00 1,950.00 1,950.00 1,625.00 1,625.00 1,525.00 1,525.00 1,450.00

Qualifying School La Manga (South Course), Spain. 12 - 15 January 2009 Par 73 (36, 37) 6245 yards

Exactly 30 players qualified for category 8a membership of the Ladies European Tour at La Manga Club in Spain and earned the right to play on the LET in 2009.

Leaders Rd 1 Jessica Ji 69 (-4) Rd 2 Beth Allen 141 (-5) Rd 3 Anna Nordqvist 211 (-8) Rd 4 Anna Nordqvist 279 (-13)

Sweden’s Anna Nordqvist, the 2008 British Amateur Champion, won the event with a four-round total of 279, 13-under-par after rounds of 75, 69, 67 and 68. Australia’s Frances Bondad finished three shots back in second place after a final round of six-under 67, which was the lowest score of the day. She was thrilled to rediscover her confidence after a frustrating rookie season in 2008, when she finished in 88th position on the New Star Money List. Scotland’s Lynn Kenny, who finished third on seven-under-par, credited her new coach, Kevin Craggs, as an inspiration.

Final Results Pos Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 7=

279(-13) 282(-10) 285(-7) 286(-6) 287(-5) 288(-4) 289(-3)

Name

Anna Nordqvist (SWE) Frances Bondad (AUS) Lynn Kenny (SCO) Christel Boeljon (Am) (NL) Jenni Kuosa (FIN) Beth Allen (USA) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Krystle Caithness (Am) (SCO) Elisa Serramia (ESP) 10 290(-2) Julieta Granada (PAR) 11 291(-1) Isabella Maconi (ITA) 12= 292(Par) Breanne Loucks (Am) (CAN) Claire Coughlan-Ryan (IRE) 14= 293(1) Vikki Laing (SCO) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) 16= 294(2) Morgana Robbertze (SA) Barbara Genuini (Am) (FRA) Jo Pritchard (WAL) Smriti Mehra (IN) 20= 295(3) Tara Delaney (Am) (IRE) Holly Aitchison (Am) (ENG) Hazel Kavanagh (IRE) Pamela Feggans (SCO) Jessica Ji (KOR) Florentyna Parker (Am) (ENG) 26 296(4) Claire Aitken (Am) (ENG) 27= 297(5) Camille Fallay (FRA) Anna-Karin Salmen (FIN)

Rounds of 75 75 75 72 72 70 72 73 73 72 70 75 74 76 70 74 77 77 74 72 76 73 72 69 76 74 75 75

69 69 69 75 70 71 75 74 69 72 78 74 72 75 74 74 71 70 70 75 75 77 72 78 71 73 72 73

67 71 68 69 72 72 71 69 73 72 69 73 73 71 75 76 72 72 73 74 70 71 75 72 71 75 76 75

Winnings (€) 68 67 73 70 73 75 71 73 74 74 74 70 73 71 74 70 74 75 77 74 74 74 76 76 77 74 74 74

Pos Score 29= 298(6) 31= 299(7)

38= 300(8)

43= 301(9)

46= 302(10)

50 303(11) 51= 304(12)

305(13)

Name

Rounds of

Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Malene Jorgensen (Am) (DEN) Eleanor Pilgrim (WAL) Lena Tornevall (SWE) Emma Weeks (ENG) Elizabeth Bennett (Am) (ENG) Marousa Polias (AUS) Elena Giraud (FRA) Michele Thomson (Am) (SCO) Sarah Heath (ENG) Stephanie Na (Am) (AUS) Melanie Holmes-Smith (AUS) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Caroline Rominger (Am) (SWI) Frederique Seeholzer (SWI) Kyra van Leeuwen (Am) (NL) Viva Schlasberg (SWE) Bing Lim (MAL) Natascha Fink (AUT) Rachel Bell (ENG) Anne Norman Hansen (DEN) Anna Highgate (WAL) Maria Ringdahl (SWE) Tandi Cuningham (SA) Marian Riordan (IRE) Laure Sibille (Am) (FRA) Eva Bjarvall (SWE)

80 74 73 76 77 75 74 77 75 76 75 76 75 75 79 77 75 76 76 71 78 70 80 74 77 74 79

72 76 73 75 72 73 74 73 74 73 78 72 75 70 75 74 79 78 77 74 74 77 75 75 75 76 74

74 73 79 74 75 75 75 73 72 77 72 75 73 76 72 73 68 72 72 79 72 77 71 77 73 75 73

Winnings (€) 72 75 74 74 75 76 76 76 78 74 75 77 77 79 75 77 79 76 77 78 78 79 78 78 79 79 79

Ladies European Tour 2009

157

Withdrew

Missed Cut

Retired

Disqualified

Final Position

Ladies European Tour 2009

Eva Bjarvall

Julie Berton

Frances Bondad

Wendy Berger

Vanessa Bell

Rachel Bell

Maria Boden

Patricia Beliard

Minea Blomqvist

Maria Beautell

Mianne Bagger

Denise-Charlotte Becker

Marina Arruti

Sara Beautell

Stephanie Arricau

Carmen Alonso

Marie Allen

Beth Allen

Nora Angehrn

Helena Alterby Nordstrom

Helen Alfredsson

Women’s World Cup of Golf

Caroline Afonso

31T

DSQ

RTD

Failed to Qual =

Reserve

Did not enter

KEY:-

MFS Women’s Australian Open

T36

RES

T32

ANZ Ladies Masters

T49

T28

RES

VCI European Ladies Golf Cup

T18

Catalonia Ladies 2008

RES

W/D

RES

Open de Espana Femenino T16

T18

RES

T65

T18

T60

RES

W/D

RES

W/D

RES

T20

RES

W/D

T45

T11

W/D

T50

T55

RTD

W/D

T23

T59

RES

T44

RES

W/D

T17

T48

RES

T51

RES

T40

RES

Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open Garanti American Express Ladies Turkish Open Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open T10

ABN AMRO Ladies Open *

T11

Ladies Open of Portugal MC

RES

MC T40

T61

W/D

RES

W/D

RES

T15

RTD W/D

W/D W/D

T27

W/D W/D

T19

Tenerife Ladies Open *

T51

RES

W/D

RES

T21

T17

T37

W/D

T31

RES

W/D

The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open W/D

W/D

T53

T13

W/D

T40

AIB Ladies Irish Open MC

T35

W/D

RES

W/D

RES

T47

T29

RES

W/D

T11

BMW Ladies Italian Open MC

W/D

RES

T18

W/D

T51

W/D

T36

Evian Masters

Players’ Performance Chart 2008

T17

T56

RICOH Women’s British Open

158 MC

T40

W/D

T36

W/D

T56

T64

W/D

RES

W/D

RES

W/D

T48

T44

RES

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe T52

SAS Ladies Masters T42

W/D

T23

W/D

T42

T59

T12

W/D

T36

T20

Finnair Masters MC

W/D

T48

T35

W/D

T10

W/D

T19

W/D

Nykredit Masters T28

W/D

T43

W/D

T28

T58

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen T40

W/D

RTD

T30

Goteborg Masters T17

W/D

T56

RES

W/D

T26

T38

W/D

RES

W/D

Vediorbis Open de France Dames MC

T25

W/D

RES

W/D

RTD

W/D

RTD

RES

W/D

T28

Madrid Ladies Masters *

T11

T14

T26

T31

T27

W/D

T51

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 2008 Saint Four Ladies Masters in Jeju *

T57

T43

W/D

RES

W/D

T59

T43

Dubai Ladies Masters

Ladies European Tour 2009

159

T16

Tullia Calzavara

Sandra Carlborg

Anne-Lise Caudal

Silvia Cavalleri

Nuria Clau

T16

Tania Elosegui

Elisabeth Esterl

Lora Fairclough

T18

Martina Eberl

Sarah Douglass-Norris

Itziar Elguezabal

Frederique Dorbes

Cecilia Ekelundh

Nathalie David-Mila

Suzanne Dickens

Antonella Cvitan

Stefania Croce

Corinne Dibnah

Claire Coughlan-Ryan

Monica Cosenza

Laura Davies

Kate Combes

Emma Cabrera-Bello

Laura Cabanillas

Rebecca Coakley

Cherie Byrnes

Jo Clingan

Mette Buus

Lynn Brooky

Carlie Butler

Melodie Bourdy

Becky Brewerton

Karin Borjeskog

Stacy Lee Bregman

Natalie Claire Booth

T61

T32

T51

W/D

T61

T40

W/D

T23

T28

W/D

T60

T63

T44

W/D

T37

T13

T11

T18

T55

T26

W/D

RES

T32

RES

T53

T38

RES

W/D

T13

W/D

T32

T26

T10

RES

T26

RES

W/D

RES

W/D

T31

RES

T10

W/D

T10

T31

T19

W/D

T50

T33

T50

T45

W/D

T17

T42

T37

T11

T52

RES

T44

RES

T55

T11

RES

T44

RES

T17

T59

T44

T17

RES

T25

T11

T22

RES

T60

RES

T40

T44

T20

T48

RES

T15

T49

T32

W/D

T22

T54

RES

W/D

T59

W/D

T15

T40

T32

T40

RES

T49

RES

T11

RES

W/D W/D

T54

T19

W/D W/D

W/D

T54

T31

T40

T15

W/D

T10

RES

W/D

T57

T59

RES

W/D

T26

T54

T51

T37

T26

T37

T21

W/D

T46

W/D

T21

T29

W/D

T61

T40

T44

W/D

T40

T51

RES

T43

RES

W/D

T29

T16

T13

T51

T11

RES

T42

W/D

T30

W/D

T27

T36

T11

T13

T30

T36

T45

T69

T13

T66

T24

W/D

T30

W/D

T52

W/D

T30

W/D

T61

DSQ

W/D

T40

W/D

T11

RES

T54

T11

RES

T34

RES

W/D

T37

W/D

T23

T11

T26

W/D

T59

W/D

T16

W/D

T36

W/D

T55

T16

W/D

T27

T20

T55

T48

W/D

T27

W/D

RTD

W/D

T35

W/D

T43

W/D

T35

T28

T43

T59

W/D

T61

W/D

T21

T28

W/D

T47

W/D

T54

T38

T49

T40

W/D

T21

T30

W/D

T21

T46

W/D

T21

W/D

T40

T14

W/D

T26

W/D

RES

W/D

T10

T38

T43

W/D

T43

W/D

T49

T26

W/D

T34

W/D

T11

RES

T46

W/D

T17

W/D

T25

T51

W/D

T38

RTD

W/D

T34

RTD

T11

T26

T16

T19

T28

T27

T36

T50

W/D

T23

T19

RTD

T23

W/D

RES

T46

RES

W/D

T28

RES

T36

T51

W/D

T51

T12

W/D

160

Ladies European Tour 2009

Withdrew

Missed Cut

Retired

Disqualified

Final Position

Sarah Heath

Anne Norman Hansen

Samantha Head

Christine Hallstrom

Lydia Hall

Johanna Head

Lisa Hall

Caroline Hall

T18

Mette Hageman

Bettina Hauert

Sophie Gustafson

Leah Hart

T14

Julie Greciet

Martina Gillen

Nicole Gergely

Caroline Grady

T18

Nikki Garrett

Asa Gottmo

Louise Friberg

Julie Forbes

Kirsty J Fisher

Elena Giraud

Sophie Giquel

Natascha Fink

Women’s World Cup of Golf

Camille Fallay

31T

DSQ

RTD

Failed to Qual =

Reserve

Did not enter

KEY:-

MFS Women’s Australian Open

T14

RES

T40

RES

T17

RTD

T55

RES

ANZ Ladies Masters

T18

RES

T18

T23

RES

VCI European Ladies Golf Cup

T15

T13

T11

Catalonia Ladies 2008

T11

RES

Open de Espana Femenino RES

T18

T32

T60

T65

RES

T46

RES

T46

T20

W/D

T20

W/D

RES

T20

RES

W/D

T14

W/D

T19

W/D

T28

T33

RES

T31

T22

T11

W/D

T31

T17

RES

T16

T51

W/D

RES

T25

T51

RES

Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open Garanti American Express Ladies Turkish Open Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open MC

ABN AMRO Ladies Open W/D

W/D

T10

W/D

T59

W/D

T19

W/D

RES

T61

T19

Ladies Open of Portugal MC

T18

W/D

T18

T54

RES

W/D

T40

T66

Tenerife Ladies Open W/D

T45

W/D

T26

T51

T37

T21

W/D

T37

T15

The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open W/D

T31

W/D

T26

T17

T46

T10

W/D

T46

RTD

T56

AIB Ladies Irish Open W/D

T29

T43

T29

T27

RTD

T11

RES

T47

T57

T51

RES

BMW Ladies Italian Open *

T15

RTD

W/D

T36

T30

T20

Evian Masters *

T38

RICOH Women’s British Open *

RTD

T69

T24

W/D

T13

T19

T30

W/D

T24

W/D

T13

RTD

T61

W/D

T61

T11

RES

W/D

T11

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe T40

SAS Ladies Masters *

W/D

T27

W/D

T66

T59

T42

T55

Finnair Masters W/D

T16

T35

T48

T31

W/D

T31

T63

W/D

Nykredit Masters W/D

W/D

T43

W/D

T25

T15

W/D

T28

W/D

T25

W/D

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen W/D

W/D

T30

W/D

T37

T11

T51

Goteborg Masters MC

W/D

T47

T23

T10

W/D

RES

T38

Vediorbis Open de France Dames RES

T11

T38

RTD

T28

T46

T15

T38

RES

T21

RES

Madrid Ladies Masters *

T19

T31

W/D

T32

T25

W/D

T24

W/D

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 2008 Saint Four Ladies Masters in Jeju T50

RES

T33

T23

T15

T46

T17

T23

RES

T33

T19

T51

W/D

Dubai Ladies Masters

Ladies European Tour 2009

161

T15

Felicity Johnson

Trish Johnson

Olof Maria Jonsdottir

KM Juul

Zuzana Kamasova

Hazel Kavanagh

Lynn Kenny

Cassandra Kirkland

Anna Knutsson

Carin Koch

Ludivine Kreutz

T16

Diana Luna

Cecilie Lundgreen

Karen Lunn

Florence Luscher

Anne-Sophie Le Nalio

Ana Larraneta

Clare Lipscombe

Virginie Lagoutte-Clement

Kris Lindstrom

Dana Lacey

Sofia Johansson

Jenni Kuosa

Lisa Jean

Kathryn Imrie

Karine Icher

Tamara Hyett

Katy Jarochowicz

Kelly Hutcherson

Jehanne Jail

Melanie Holmes-Smith

Sophie Hunter

Maria Hjorth

Rebecca Hudson

T14

Lisa Hed

RES

T21

T27

W/D

T40

T55

RES

T49

T44

T37

W/D

RTD

T15

T19

T11

T18

T13

T20

T11

RES

T38

RES

T38

W/D

T18

RES

T53

T38

T32

T38

RES

T51

T26

W/D

RES

T48

T42

T57

RES

T54

T26

T42

RES

T31

T42

T57

T52

T37

W/D

RES

T48

T28

T19

T33

T23

T33

T60

T50

W/D

T37

W/D

RES

T22

RES

T44

RES

T22

T37

W/D

RES

T22

RES

T25

W/D

RES

T11

T44

RES

T60

T40

RES

W/D

T36

RES

T22

RES

T66

RES

T32

RES

T54

T36

RES

W/D

T32

T36

RES

W/D

T49

T22

RES

T40

T15

T50

W/D W/D

T10

T31

T19

W/D

T27

W/D W/D

W/D

T37

T21

W/D

T37

W/D

RES

T21

T26

T17

RES

W/D

RES

T59

RES

W/D

T21

T31

W/D

T53

W/D

T31

T37

W/D

T31

T58

W/D

T51

RES

W/D

RES

T16

T20

RES

T57

RES

T29

T27

T35

W/D

RES

T47

T62

T60

W/D

T46

W/D

T51

T42

RES

W/D

T51

T42

W/D

T51

RES

W/D

T52

T48

T57

T52

T34

T69

T56

T69

T66

T28

W/D

T40

T19

T13

T56

W/D

T50

RTD

W/D

RTD

W/D

T52

W/D

T61

RES

T61

W/D

RES

T48

RES

T54

T48

W/D

T48

T11

W/D

RES

T37

T23

T66

W/D

T59

W/D

T52

T42

T36

W/D

T48

W/D

T42

W/D

T10

W/D

T12

T23

T54

T43

W/D

T54

W/D

T19

W/D

T47

T38

W/D

T50

T56

T50

W/D

T38

W/D

T58

W/D

T28

W/D

T18

T53

W/D

T14

T30

T37

T53

T37

W/D

T24

W/D

T23

T26

W/D

RES

T14

T26

T47

T56

W/D

T38

W/D

RES

W/D

T44

T11

T28

W/D

T17

RES

T34

T28

T44

RES

T11

T21

W/D

T46

W/D

RES

T25

T24

T39

T44

T56

T32

W/D

T27

W/D

T28

T60

W/D

RTD

W/D

T46

RES

W/D

T17

T40

RES

T19

T28

RTD

W/D

T28

W/D

RES

W/D

162

Ladies European Tour 2009

Withdrew

Missed Cut

Retired

Disqualified

Final Position

T15

Zuzana Masinova

Danielle Masters

T10

Heidi McCulkin

Mhairi McKay

Shelley McKevitt

Elizabeth McKinnon

Valerie Michaud

Stefanie Michl

Annamaria Milie

Joanne Mills

Amanda Moltke-Leth

Anja Monke

Janice Moodie

Fame More

Becky Morgan

Simone Morgan

Joanne Morley

Bronwyn Mullins-Lane

Maria Martin

T10

T16

Paula Marti

Catriona Matthew

Laurette Maritz

Kiran Matharu

Isabella Maconi

Women’s World Cup of Golf

Emma Lyons

31T

DSQ

RTD

Failed to Qual =

Reserve

Did not enter

KEY:-

MFS Women’s Australian Open

T55

T68

T71

T40

T61

ANZ Ladies Masters

T68

T37

T63

T23

VCI European Ladies Golf Cup

T15

Catalonia Ladies 2008

T11

RES

Open de Espana Femenino MC

RES

T38

T16

RES

T51

T55

W/D

T32

RES

T13

W/D

T60

RES

T42

RES

T37

T17

T26

W/D

T42

RTD

T17

T42

W/D

T55

T28

T55

RES

T37

T55

T37

T22

RES

T31

RES

T48

RES

T25

T51

T16

RES

T11

RES

Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open Garanti American Express Ladies Turkish Open Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open T54

ABN AMRO Ladies Open *

T18

T22

T61

RES

T61

T49

RES

T22

Ladies Open of Portugal

T61

T46

T40

RES

W/D W/D

T40

W/D

T31

W/D

T54

T31

T19

Tenerife Ladies Open MC

RES

W/D

T10

T17

RES

T31

W/D

RES

The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open T46

W/D

T13

T58

T10

W/D

AIB Ladies Irish Open MC

RES

RTD

T35

RES

T20

T35

RES

BMW Ladies Italian Open MC

W/D

RES

W/D

T30

RES

T46

RTD

T22

T30

Evian Masters *

T57

RICOH Women’s British Open *

T59

T45

T34

T48

T38

W/D

T64

W/D

T61

W/D

T19

T37

RES

W/D

T61

RES

T44

T11

W/D

T54

T26

W/D

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe W/D

SAS Ladies Masters W/D

T27

W/D

T23

W/D

T23

W/D

Finnair Masters T43

W/D

T12

W/D

T28

W/D

Nykredit Masters MC

RTD

W/D

T28

W/D

T50

W/D

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen T53

W/D

T46

T24

W/D

T40

T53

W/D

Goteborg Masters *

RES

W/D

T17

T26

RES

W/D

T43

W/D

Vediorbis Open de France Dames MC

RES

W/D

RTD

RES

T38

W/D

T56

W/D

Madrid Ladies Masters *

T24

W/D

T50

T60

W/D

T36

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 2008 Saint Four Ladies Masters in Jeju *

T51

W/D

T51

W/D

T12

RTD

W/D

Dubai Ladies Masters

Ladies European Tour 2009

163

Catrin Nilsmark

Gwladys Nocera

Suzanne O'Brien

Karina Oerum

Elin Ohlsson

Maria Ohlsson

Janice Olivencia

Joanne Oliver

Lee-Anne Pace

Catherine Panton-Lewis

Barbara Paruscio

Suzann Pettersen

Eleanor Pilgrim

Federica Piovano

Titiya Plucksataporn

Kathryn Price

Marta Prieto

Jo Pritchard

Clare Queen

Rikke Rasmussen

Kaisa Ruuttila

Morgana Robbertze

Marie-Josee Rouleau

Margherita Rigon

Anna Rossi

Sofia Renell

Melissa Reid

Nina Reis

Dale Reid

Sarah Nicholson

Beatriz Recari

Kristie Newton

Liselotte Neumann

Anna Rawson

Miriam Nagl

W/D

T40

T61

T14

T27

RES

T60

T55

W/D

T55

T28

T63

T17

T13

T15

RES

W/D

RES

W/D

RES

T30

RES

T58

RES

T10

RTD

T46

T38

W/D

RES

W/D

RES

T37

T42

T10

T31

RES

W/D

RES

W/D

T17

RES

T57

W/D

T37

T28

T37

T11

W/D

T45

T23

RTD

W/D

T11

W/D

T37

W/D

RES

T52

RES

T17

RES

T37

RES

W/D

RES

T51

T20

T22

T11

RES

T30

W/D

RES

W/D

T47

RES

T49

RES

T40

RES

W/D

T22

RES

T40

W/D

T54

W/D W/D

T52

RES

T54

W/D

W/D W/D

T46

W/D

RES

T19

T31

T27

W/D W/D

T61

T48

W/D

RES

T59

W/D

T48

W/D

T37

RES

T31

RES

T17

W/D

T57

W/D

T61

T46

T17

W/D

T26

W/D

T40

W/D

T37

W/D

RES

T11

T35

W/D

T43

RES

T51

RES

T43

T47

RES

W/D

T20

T57

RES

T60

RES

T22

T27

W/D

T15

W/D

T30

RES

T22

RES

T22

T62

W/D

T62

W/D

T20

T24

T64

T40

W/D

T52

T30

W/D

T36

W/D

T19

W/D

T56

T30

T40

W/D

T30

T37

RES

T37

T26

T34

T11

RES

T11

T37

T26

W/D

T48

RES

T11

RES

T52

T48

W/D

T12

T27

W/D

T48

W/D

T36

W/D

T48

W/D

T12

W/D

T23

W/D

T54

W/D

T16

T59

T43

W/D

T35

T50

W/D

T28

T15

W/D

T43

T21

W/D

T15

W/D

T47

W/D

T38

W/D

T15

T24

W/D

T14

W/D

T59

W/D

T30

W/D

T40

T24

T59

T11

W/D

T49

W/D

T56

W/D

RES

W/D

T35

T43

W/D

T51

RES

W/D

RES

T15

RES

T28

T46

W/D

T14

T36

T44

T21

T32

T36

W/D

T17

W/D

T17

T28

W/D

T28

T46

RES

T36

T59

T28

W/D

RES

W/D

T19

T15

W/D

164

Ladies European Tour 2009

Withdrew

Missed Cut

Retired

Disqualified

Final Position

Charlotta Sorenstam

Lara Tadiotto

Annika Sorenstam

Lisa Holm Sorensen

Bo Bae Song

Karen Stupples

Michelle Smith

Rebecca Stevenson

Ellen Smets

Marianne Skarpnord

Georgina Simpson

Eva Steinberger

Denise Simon

Louise Stahle

Ashleigh Simon

Elisa Serramia

Liza Shervill

Frederique Seeholzer

Sophie Sandolo

Ana B Sanchez

Hanna-Leena Salonen

Katharina Schallenberg

Jade Schaeffer

Yuki Sakurai

Women’s World Cup of Golf

Lill Kristin Saether

31T

DSQ

RTD

Failed to Qual =

Reserve

Did not enter

KEY:-

MFS Women’s Australian Open

T21

RES

T51

T17

ANZ Ladies Masters

T28

RES

T28

RTD

T28

T44

VCI European Ladies Golf Cup

T11

T10

T19

Catalonia Ladies 2008

T15

Open de Espana Femenino T55

T18

RES

T10

T18

W/D

T46

RTD

T26

T58

RES

W/D

T48

RES

T20

T48

W/D

T31

T52

W/D

RES

T54

T28

W/D

T37

T19

T23

T42

T23

T52

W/D

T31

RES

T59

T28

RES

T40

T11

W/D

T36

RES

T25

T44

RES

T30

T51

Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open Garanti American Express Ladies Turkish Open Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open T37

T46

ABN AMRO Ladies Open MC

W/D

T18

T47

RES

Ladies Open of Portugal

T31

T61

T22

W/D W/D

T52

T15

T54

W/D

Tenerife Ladies Open MC

T21

T10

W/D

T54

W/D

T48

W/D

The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open MC

T31

T13

W/D

T17

W/D

T21

T46

W/D

T44

T10

T46

AIB Ladies Irish Open MC

T20

T11

W/D

RES

T20

RES

T35

RES

BMW Ladies Italian Open MC

T27

W/D

T18

W/D

T58

T36

T46

RES

Evian Masters *

W/D

T17

RICOH Women’s British Open *

T24

T34

T64

T2 MC

T24

T36

T10

W/D

T36

T28

T44

T23

T11

T26

W/D

T23

RES

W/D

RES

T54

T26

RTD

T26

RES

RTD

Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe W/D

T36

SAS Ladies Masters W/D

T34

W/D

T55

T16

W/D

T59

T12

W/D

T27

W/D

T27

T12

Finnair Masters T61

RTD

T35

W/D

T23

T16

T63

W/D

T48

W/D

T31

W/D

Nykredit Masters MC

T28

W/D

T54

T15

T28

W/D

T56

RTD

W/D

UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen W/D

T14

W/D

T30

W/D

T18

W/D

T51

T46

W/D

Goteborg Masters T49

W/D

T14

W/D

T17

W/D

T49

W/D

Vediorbis Open de France Dames T51

W/D

RTD

W/D

RES

W/D

T21

W/D

RES

W/D

Madrid Ladies Masters *

W/D

T16

T19

T28

W/D

T21

T56

T17

W/D

T60

W/D

Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 2008 Saint Four Ladies Masters in Jeju W/D

T57

W/D

T51

T36

W/D

RES

W/D

T12

T36

W/D

RES

W/D

Dubai Ladies Masters

Ladies European Tour 2009

165

Katie Tebbet

Anna Temple

Laura Terebey

Vicky Thomas

Iben Tinning

Lena Tornevall

Bree Turnbull

Julie Tvede

Anna Tybring

Vittoria Valvassori

Marjet van der Graaff

Maria Verchenova

Lotta Wahlin

Sophie Walker

Shani Waugh

Emma Weeks

Katharina Werdinig

Linda Wessberg

Johanna Westerberg

Ursula Wikstrom

Jenna Wilson

Xonia Wunsch

Rui Yokomine

Emma Zackrisson

Veronica Zorzi

Henrietta Zuel

Kirsty S Taylor

Amy Yang

W/D

Kirsty Taylor

T10

T32

T71

T49

RES

T27

T40

RES

T27

T28

T18

W/D

RES

T18

RES

T28

T17

T10

T11

T18

T38

RES

T10

T30

W/D

T13

RES

T46

W/D

T57

T31

T17

RES

T26

T20

T37

T57

W/D

RES

T14

T37

T50

W/D

T14

T55

T48

T37

T11

T55

T31

RES

T11

T28

T44

W/D

RES

T31

T28

RES

T44

T30

T16

T51

RES

T30

RES

T36

T30

T36

W/D

RES

W/D

T11

RES

T54

W/D

T54

T22

RES

T11

T22

RES

T22

RTD

T10

T46

W/D

T15

T36

W/D W/D

T40

T27

RES

T10

T15

T31

T50

T31

T40

W/D

T54

W/D

T10

W/D

RES

T10

T59

T31

T45

RES

T31

W/D

T56

W/D

T13

T26

W/D

T37

W/D

T21

W/D

T17

T51

W/D

T16

RES

W/D

T35

RTD

T20

T29

RES

W/D

T16

T51

W/D

T46

T20

W/D

RES

W/D

T36

RES

T22

T15

W/D

T29

T38

T48

W/D

T10

T19

W/D

T24

W/D

T40

T50

W/D

T56

T40

W/D

T34

T48

RES

T11

T54

T26

RES

W/D

RES

T37

W/D

T34

W/D

T52

T16

W/D

T12

W/D

T31

T35

T23

T19

T23

W/D

T48

W/D

DSQ

T25

T15

W/D

T28

T43

W/D

RTD

T21

W/D

T21

T14

W/D

T24

T11

T49

W/D

T24

W/D

T35

W/D

T23

T12

RES

T35

T17

W/D

T12

W/D

T34

W/D

T17

T56

T28

T56

RES

T38

T46

W/D

T19

T39

T19

T11

W/D

T17

T44

T36

W/D

T15

W/D

T28

T45

W/D

T54

W/D

T28

T23

T46

W/D

RES

W/D

T33

T40

RES

W/D

T40

New Star Money List 2008 following the Dubai Ladies Masters, Emirates Golf Club (Majlis Course) 11th - 14th December 2008 POS.

NAME

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Helen Alfredsson (SWE) Martina Eberl (GER) Amy Yang (KOR) Anja Monke (GER) Suzann Pettersen (NOR) Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Paula Marti (ESP) Lisa Hall (ENG) Rebecca Hudson (ENG) Laura Davies (ENG) Melissa Reid (ENG) Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Tania Elosegui (ESP) Becky Brewerton (WAL) Marianne Skarpnord (NOR) Veronica Zorzi (ITA) Annika Sorenstam (SWE) Joanne Mills (AUS) Emma Zackrisson (SWE) Iben Tinning (DEN) Nina Reis (SWE) Georgina Simpson (ENG) Samantha Head (ENG) Felicity Johnson (ENG) Carmen Alonso (ESP) Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Louise Stahle (SWE) Diana Luna (ITA) Ursula Wikstrom (FIN) Lynn Brooky (NZ) Maria Boden (SWE) Minea Blomqvist (FIN) Trish Johnson (ENG) Maria Hjorth (SWE) Johanna Westerberg (SWE) Lora Fairclough (ENG) Nikki Garrett (AUS) Kirsty S Taylor (ENG) Marta Prieto (ESP) Karen Lunn (AUS) Emma Cabrera-Bello (ESP)

166

Ladies European Tour 2009

Societe Generale, Lacoste Sweden Wilson, HVB, Duca del Cosma Korea buch.de Norway Landeryds GK, Sweden Spain England England England England France Finca Cortesin/Credit Agricole Wales Innesvingen Webster-Clarke PeakPerformance,Mizuno,Mondini Callaway Australia Sweden Denmark Lysegarden, Sweden SpecialSteelGrp,HuddersfieldGC England Harborne GC, Lyle & Scott Golf Friends Aalborg Golfklub Denmark Barseback G&CC, Sweden Conte of Florence, Italy Finland New Zealand Sweden Finnair,Halti,KulloGC,Veikkaus Desert Springs Resort & GC Sweden Sweden OpenMindGolf.com/Mid Sussex GC Oakley, Magenta Shores C.C. England Medilast Sport Australia Spain

EUROS

PLAYED

391839.58 320099.74 227296.20 227179.38 184778.93 183278.68 181114.22 162698.40 157288.84 145275.91 139013.20 136606.02 134170.03 126958.52 126754.04 125753.11 112358.73 102159.23 99924.13 99178.26 95617.57 92156.32 91650.56 91014.68 90360.20 89736.78 89210.71 81028.38 78839.40 77323.63 74436.72 72613.38 71386.71 67782.36 62335.57 58615.41 55351.55 55065.40 54431.56 54194.00 51837.37 51325.47

23 3 20 17 21 4 19 19 22 18 13 16 20 20 20 21 18 6 20 20 16 16 22 21 23 18 21 11 18 22 21 19 6 18 5 19 17 21 24 19 23 18

POS.

NAME

43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90

Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) Federica Piovano (ITA) Stefania Croce (ITA) Sophie Gustafson (SWE) Caroline Afonso (FRA) Clare Queen (SCO) Catriona Matthew (SCO) Martina Gillen (IRE) Sophie Giquel (FRA) Cecilia Ekelundh (SWE) Dana Lacey (AUS) Anna Rawson (AUS) Maria Verchenova (RUS) Melodie Bourdy (FRA) Marina Arruti (ESP) Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Beatriz Recari (ESP) Leah Hart (AUS) Julie Tvede (DEN) Denise-Charlotte Becker (GER) Lill Kristin Saether (NOR) Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Ludivine Kreutz (FRA) Christine Hallstrom (SWE) Laura Cabanillas (ESP) Ashleigh Simon (SA) Rebecca Coakley (IRE) Kiran Matharu (ENG) Johanna Head (ENG) Eva Steinberger (AUT) Anna Knutsson (SWE) Ana B Sanchez (ESP) Laurette Maritz (SA) Nicole Gergely (AUT) Julie Greciet (FRA) Katharina Schallenberg (GER) Anna Tybring (SWE) Sophie Walker (ENG) Laura Terebey (USA) Marjet van der Graaff (NL) Lydia Hall (WAL) Mianne Bagger (DEN) Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) Yuki Sakurai (JPN) Amanda Moltke-Leth (DEN) Ellen Smets (BEL)

South Africa Tanimar, Italy Virginia GC/Caffe Dei Miracoli Sweden Institut Basque de Golf The Carrick at Cameron House Scotland Team Ireland Golf Delwood, Societe Generale Solvesborgs GC, Sweden Australia Australia Russia Golf Bordelais, France La Sella Golf Resort Puma, Les Bijoux du Golf Conte of Florence Australia Lake Lagan Golf Resort Germany Norway South Africa Thailand Lacoste,Ecco,Golf Isabella Sweden Benahavis Pueblo,La Sella Golf South Africa Team Ireland Golf 4 Sports & Entertainment IJP and Rohnisch. Grand Prix Tickets, Superfund Bokskogens GK, Sweden La Sella Golf Resort Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Golf Resort Kremstal, AUT France buch.de Sweden Motala GC England USA Golf Team Holland Machynys Peninsula G&CC Hillerod GK, Denmark Lacoste, Mizuno France Japan Royal Copenhagen Golf Club Deloitte, LGCC

EUROS

PLAYED

50937.82 50616.37 49145.00 48796.18 47673.86 46321.67 43862.36 43058.40 41055.80 39837.86 39687.15 39295.83 38262.77 38207.62 38010.00 37548.14 37251.85 36841.36 35343.74 35004.42 34356.29 34343.31 33188.94 32704.33 32357.50 31286.16 30485.76 27502.98 27314.48 27274.87 26770.23 26709.99 25102.62 24957.66 24952.75 24589.58 24074.85 22982.71 22962.56 22936.91 22908.43 22896.99 22195.09 21944.11 21690.00 21676.72 21431.32 21370.63

17 17 17 7 18 22 4 20 5 14 21 8 14 19 20 19 15 19 19 18 16 20 22 20 18 16 7 21 17 8 23 18 14 23 17 17 17 20 24 17 21 21 19 8 22 7 19 21

Ladies European Tour 2009

167

New Star Money List 2008 continued POS.

NAME

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138

Lynn Kenny (SCO) Stefanie Michl (AUT) Frances Bondad (AUS) Carin Koch (SWE) Margherita Rigon (ITA) Linda Wessberg (SWE) Lara Tadiotto (BEL) Stephanie Arricau (FRA) Natalie Claire Booth (ENG) Anna Rossi (ITA) Natascha Fink (AUT) Nathalie David-Mila (FRA) Ana Larraneta (ESP) Sarah Nicholson (NZ) Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Kaisa Ruuttila (FIN) Joanne Morley (ENG) KM Juul (DEN) Danielle Masters (ENG) Beth Allen (USA) Sofia Renell (SWE) Rachel Bell (ENG) Kate Combes (AUS) Vittoria Valvassori (ITA) Karen Stupples (ENG) Sophie Sandolo (ITA) Cherie Byrnes (AUS) Rui Yokomine (JPN) Lena Tornevall (SWE) Elisabeth Esterl (GER) Mhairi McKay (SCO) Kathryn Imrie (SCO) Isabella Maconi (ITA) Bo Bae Song (KOR) Jenna Wilson (SCO) Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (AUS) Claire Coughlan-Ryan (IRE) Jehanne Jail (FRA) Florence Luscher (SWI) Louise Friberg (SWE) Jenni Kuosa (FIN) Bettina Hauert (GER) Olof Maria Jonsdottir (ICE) Fame More (ENG) Cecilie Lundgreen (NOR) Vicky Thomas (AUS) Hanna-Leena Salonen (FIN) Rebecca Stevenson (AUS)

168

Ladies European Tour 2009

Archerfield Links/Orion Group Superfund, GC Gut Murstaetten Nike Sweden Golf Castelfranco,RA-REFlowers Sweden Casa Gi/Computer Support/Cross Lacoste/Mizuno/H么tel Napol茅on Abu Dhabi Golf Club Silcart - F.I.G. - Etonic Telekom Austria, GC Murhof Mizuno,Crossways,McDonald's 44 La Sella, Learn2golf Silverstream Driving Range, NZ Gray Bear - GC Tale, Slovakia Lakeside Golf Vammala, Finland England Denmark Chart Hills Golf Club Sycuan Resort Norrkopings GK, Sweden England Sportgrass, Australia F.I.G.,Golf Club La Margherita England NUNI, Royal Mougins GC Port Stephens, Australia Japan Hulta G.C., Sweden Constance Belle Mare Plage Scotland Scotland PIU' DONNA GOLF BOGOGNO Jeju, Korea Strathaven Golf Club The Shire, Brosnan Golf, AUS Fota Resort, Team Ire, Ford Etiolles Colonial Country Club Switzerland Sweden Espoo Golf Club, Finland Germany Keilir GC, KB Bank Heritage Golf&Spa,Chaka Travel Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Australia Finland Australia

EUROS

PLAYED

21017.55 20603.51 20300.61 20271.48 19717.68 19201.04 19005.69 18687.52 18484.66 17843.16 17831.12 17828.32 17273.37 17092.59 15628.94 15582.50 14903.61 14340.03 13866.05 13540.00 13511.66 13057.49 12654.24 11932.50 11786.12 11558.91 11240.57 11156.60 10590.00 10532.50 10353.14 10092.25 9176.99 9010.31 8829.28 8700.82 8403.33 8195.00 8152.98 7950.00 7654.00 7650.00 7565.00 7561.87 7402.26 7120.90 6873.50 6615.88

24 19 21 5 23 8 19 17 17 24 21 22 22 16 19 18 16 18 13 6 18 15 22 24 1 16 21 14 14 22 3 12 12 2 20 21 10 18 21 4 8 17 12 6 17 9 9 2

POS.

NAME

EUROS

PLAYED

139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168=

Karine Icher (FRA) Crans Sur Sierre Golf Club Janice Moodie (SCO) Scotland Liselotte Neumann (SWE) Sweden Camille Fallay (FRA) Golf de Bussy, Mizuno, Par 72 Eleanor Pilgrim (WAL) Wales Miriam Nagl (GER) Berl. Luft, Golfr.Semlin Mette Buus (DEN) Romo Golf & Wellness Elizabeth McKinnon (NZ) New Zealand Henrietta Zuel (ENG) England Catrin Nilsmark (SWE) Sweden Elena Giraud (FRA) France Shani Waugh (AUS) Australia Hazel Kavanagh (IRE) Ireland - Spawell D.R. Anne Norman Hansen (DEN) Asserbo Golf Club, Denmark Frederique Seeholzer (SWI) Swiss Golf, Golf Club Montreux Charlotta Sorenstam (SWE) Sweden Valerie Michaud (FRA) France Itziar Elguezabal (ESP) Spain Jo Pritchard (WAL) Wales Julie Forbes (SCO) The Kinsealy Grange Becky Morgan (WAL) Wales Emma Lyons (ENG) England Elin Ohlsson (SWE) Sweden Bree Turnbull (AUS) Australia Nora Angehrn (SWI) Burgerstein Vitamine,SwissGolf Antonella Cvitan (SWE) Kristianstad GC, Adria Airways Sofia Johansson (SWE) Sweden Jo Clingan (ENG) England Carlie Butler (AUS) Australia Asa Gottmo (SWE) Sweden Elisa Serramia (ESP) Dark Dog, Calidona Zuzana Masinova (CR) Czech Republic Julie Berton (FRA) Golf d'Arras Denise Simon (GER) G.C. St.Leon-Rot, Capri-Sonne Wendy Berger (AUS) Australia; Woodlands GC Liza Shervill (ENG) Worksop Golf Club Nuria Clau (ESP) Lead My Team Maria Beautell (ESP) Lumican, Explanar Helena Alterby Nordstrom (SWE) Sweden Anna Temple (USA) USA Eva Bjarvall (SWE) Hasslegardens GK, Sweden Joanne Oliver (ENG) Golf Performance Sara Beautell (ESP) Lolo Janice Olivencia (PR) Puerto Rico Kelly Hutcherson (ENG) England Morgana Robbertze (SA) South Africa

6368.53 6006.87 6000.00 5637.72 5463.00 5371.66 5327.50 4994.26 4950.00 4747.28 4685.00 4424.28 4316.50 4190.07 3925.00 3660.00 3488.00 3240.00 2722.00 2625.00 2541.85 2536.25 2410.00 2340.00 2045.00 2010.00 1756.25 1650.00 1594.33 1485.00 1485.00 1425.00 1387.50 1160.00 1140.00 1075.00 1050.00 1050.00 950.00 843.75 825.00 762.50 750.00 620.00 552.75 503.25

2 1 1 16 8 5 16 21 1 1 6 2 8 21 18 2 5 15 5 2 1 8 15 9 15 3 2 20 2 9 1 1 8 5 6 5 7 5 1 2 1 3 6 4 1 3

170 171 172 173 174 175= 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184

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Statistics 2008 I Stroke Averages POS.

NAME

1 2 3 4 5=

Suzann Pettersen Annika Sorenstam Gwladys Nocera Liselotte Neumann Sophie Gustafson Karen Stupples Maria Hjorth Amy Yang Helen Alfredsson Minea Blomqvist

7 8 9 10

AVERAGE RNDS

68.60 69.68 70.54 70.75 70.80 70.80 70.89 71.00 71.10 71.33

15 22 79 4 25 5 19 57 10 21

I Average against Par POS.

NAME

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10=

Suzann Pettersen Annika Sorenstam Gwladys Nocera Liselotte Neumann Karen Stupples Amy Yang Sophie Gustafson Helen Alfredsson Maria Hjorth Iben Tinning Catriona Matthew

AVERAGE RNDS

-3.40 -2.45 -1.51 -1.25 -1.20 -1.11 -1.08 -0.90 -0.89 -0.77 -0.77

15 22 79 4 5 57 25 10 19 53 13

I Total Above/Below Par POS.

NAME

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Gwladys Nocera Amy Yang Annika Sorenstam Suzann Pettersen Iben Tinning Paula Marti Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson Becky Brewerton Nina Reis

TOTAL

RNDS

-119 -63 -54 -51 -41 -32 -31 -27 -26 -25

79 57 22 15 53 63 46 25 64 52

I Total Number of Eagles POS.

NAME

1 2=

Anne-Lise Caudal Samantha Head Nina Reis Laura Davies Kirsty S Taylor Emma Zackrisson Iben Tinning Johanna Westerberg

170

TOTAL

RNDS

14 13 13 13 12 12 12 12

65 67 52 46 70 61 53 51

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Karen Lunn Lisa Holm Sorensen Jade Schaeffer Amy Yang

11 11 11 11

73 62 58 57

I Total Number of Birdies POS.

NAME

1 2 3 4 5=

Gwladys Nocera Lisa Hall Felicity Johnson Martina Eberl Becky Brewerton Amy Yang Anne-Lise Caudal Anja Monke Marianne Skarpnord Ursula Wikstrom

7 8 9 10

TOTAL

RNDS

305 257 252 237 229 229 227 226 225 221

79 72 72 67 64 57 65 69 67 67

I Average Number of Birdies per Round POS.

NAME

1 2 3 4=

Liselotte Neumann Suzann Pettersen Helen Alfredsson Eva Bjarvall Helena Alterby Nordstrom Sofia Johansson Annika Sorenstam Maria Hjorth Amy Yang Janice Moodie Zuzana Masinova

6 7 8 9 10=

AVERAGE RNDS

5.33 4.86 4.50 4.25 4.25 4.20 4.10 4.06 4.02 4.00 4.00

3 14 10 4 4 5 21 18 57 4 4

I Total Number of Holes-in-one POS.

NAME

1 2=

Amy Yang Kirsty S Taylor Martina Eberl Lynn Brooky Trish Johnson Diana Luna Stefanie Michl Iben Tinning Leah Hart Elizabeth McKinnon Stephanie Arricau Nicole Gergely Sophie Sandolo

TOTAL

RNDS

2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

57 70 67 61 59 57 56 53 53 47 46 41 38

I Driving Accuracy (%) POS.

NAME

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Rebecca Hudson Georgina Simpson Sophie Sandolo Lynn Brooky Laura Cabanillas Frederique Seeholzer Rebecca Stevenson Samantha Head Federica Piovano Margherita Rigon

86.44 86.16 83.66 83.06 81.90 81.43 81.37 81.15 81.01 80.90

HOLES

627 802 508 797 663 447 102 833 653 712

I Average Driving Distance NAME

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Carmen Alonso Sandra Carlborg Suzann Pettersen Sophie Gustafson Ana B Sanchez Caroline Afonso Jade Schaeffer Maria Hjorth Lisa Holm Sorensen Veronica Zorzi

POS.

NAME

1 2=

Suzann Pettersen Sofia Johansson Liselotte Neumann Minea Blomqvist Yuki Sakurai Carlie Butler Maria Boden Katy Jarochowicz KM Juul Catriona Matthew Tamara Hyett Maria Ohlsson Melanie Holmes-Smith

4 5=

AVERAGE HOLES

289.26 287.67 275.00 273.80 272.60 271.37 271.19 267.78 267.72 266.73

39 3 3 15 20 41 54 9 57 45

I Greens in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7=

Suzann Pettersen Liselotte Neumann Charlotta Sorenstam Sophie Gustafson Gwladys Nocera Laura Davies Tania Elosegui Helena Alterby Nordstrom Veronica Zorzi Annika Sorenstam

9 10

84.44 83.33 81.11 80.37 79.33 78.36 77.78 77.78 77.16 77.08

HOLES

90 36 90 270 224 684 936 72 810 144

21 4 53 4 4 2

AVERAGE HOLES

POS.

NAME

Jo Pritchard Tamara Hyett Maria Ohlsson Antonella Cvitan Lynn Brooky Kirsty J Fisher Denise Simon Beth Allen Carin Koch Catriona Matthew

Regulation (%) NAME

29.24 29.25 29.32 29.50 29.50 29.50

1.57 1.58 1.58 1.61 1.62 1.62 1.63 1.63 1.64 1.64 1.64 1.64 1.64

90 72 36 216 378 90 954 72 774 126 72 72 36

I Sand Saves

5 6=

POS.

Yuki Sakurai Katy Jarochowicz Maria Boden Tamara Hyett Maria Ohlsson Melanie Holmes-Smith

I Average Putts per Hole

(values are shown in yards) POS.

6 7 8 9=

8 9=

AVERAGE RNDS

100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 85.71 77.78 77.78 75.76 71.43 71.43

5 4 3 1 14 18 9 33 7 7

I Putting Average per Round POS.

NAME

1 2=

Suzann Pettersen Sofia Johansson Liselotte Neumann Minea Blomqvist Carlie Butler

4 5

AVERAGE RNDS

28.20 28.50 28.50 29.00 29.20

5 4 2 12 5 Ladies European Tour 2009

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Tour Record 2008 I List of Tournament Winners 18 - 20 January 2008 Women's World Cup of Golf Gary Player Country Club, Sun City, South Africa (Par 72) Phillippines Jennifer Rosales 65 68 65 = 198 (-18) Dorothy Delasin 31 Jan - 3 February 2008 MFS Women’s Australian Open Kingston Heath Golf Club, Melbourne, Australia (Par 73) Karrie Webb 72 72 73 67 = 284 (-8) 8 - 10 February 2007 ANZ Ladies Masters Royal Pines Resort, Queensland, Australia (Par 72) Lisa Hall 68 69 66 = 203 (-13) 3 - 6 April 2008 VCI European Ladies Golf Cup La Sella Golf Resort, Alicante, Spain (Par 72) England Trish Johnson 64 70 65 71 = 270 (-18) Rebecca Hudson 17 - 20 April 2008 Open de Espana Femenino Panoramica Golf & Country Club, Castellon, Spain (Par 72) Emma Zackrisson 72 67 71 71 = 281 (-7)

6 - 8 June 2008 ABN AMRO Ladies Open Eindhovensche Golf, Eindhoven, the Netherlands (Par 72) Gwladys Nocera 67 65 71 = 203 (-13) 13 - 15 June 2008 Ladies Open of Portugal Quinta Da Cima, Algarve, Portugal (Par 73) Anne-Lise Caudal 64 69 70 = 203 (-16) 19 - 22 June 2008 Tenerife Ladies Open Golf Costa Adeje, Tenerife (Par 72) Rebecca Hudson 70 68 71 69 = 279 (-10) 4 - 6 July 2008 The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open The Oxfordshire, Thame, England (Par 72) Rebecca Hudson 72 70 64 = 206 (-10) 11 - 13 July 2008 AIB Ladies Irish Open Portmarnock Links, near Dublin, Ireland (Par 72) Suzann Pettersen 69 69 67 = 205 (-11) 17 - 20 July 2008 BMW Ladies Italian Open Argentario Golf Club, Tuscany, Italy (Par 71) Martina Eberl 65 74 67 69 = 275 (-9) 24 - 27 July 2008 Evian Masters Evian Masters Golf Club, Evian-les-Bains, France (Par 72) Helen Alfredsson 72 63 71 67 = 273 (-15)

1 - 3 May 2008 Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open The Carrick Cameron House, Loch Lomond, Scotland (Par 71) Gwladys Nocera 69 70 69 = 208 (-5)

31 July - 3 August 2008 RICOH Women’s British Open Sunningdale (Old Course), Berkshire, England (Par 72) Ji-Yai Shin 72 63 71 67 = 270 (-18)

8 - 11 May 2008 Garanti American Express Ladies Turkish Open National Golf Club, Belek, Antalya, Turkey (Par 73) Lotta Wahlin 71 71 73 70 = 285 (-7)

7 - 9 August 2008 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika Frosaker Golf Course, Stockholm, Sweden (Par 72) Amy Yang 70 69 63 = 202 (-14)

22 - 24 May 2008 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open Golf Gerre Losone, Ticino, Switzerland (Par 72) Suzann Pettersen 67 63 64 = 194 (-22)

14 - 16 August 2008 S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe Machynys Peninsula Golf Club, Llanelli, South Wales (Par 72) Lotta Wahlin 71 67 71 = 209 (-7)

29 May - 1 June 2008 HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open presented by Audi Golfpark Gut Häusern, near Munich, Germany (Par 72) Amy Yang 71 66 63 67 = 267 (-21)

22 - 24 August 2008 SAS Ladies Masters Haga Golf Club, Oslo, Norway (Par 72) Gwladys Nocera 69 66 68 = 203 (-13)

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29 - 31 August 2008 Finnair Masters Helsinki Golf Club, Finland (Par 71) Minea Blomqvist 69 68 65 = 202 (-11) 5 - 7 September 2008 Nykredit Masters Simon’s Golf Club, Denmark (Par 73) Martina Eberl 66 73 66 = 205 (-14) 11 - 14 September 2008 UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen Golfclub Fohrenwald, Wiener Neustadt, Austria (Par 72) Laura Davies 71 67 67 68 = 273 (-15) 18 - 21 September 2008 Goteborg Masters Lycke Golf Course, Gothenburg, Sweden (Par 72) Gwladys Nocera 66 62 65 66 = 259 (-29) 25 - 28 September 2008 Vediorbis Open de France Dames Le Golf D’Arras, Anzin-St Aubin, France (Par 72) Anja Monke 67 78 65 68 = 278 (-10) 2 - 4 October 2008 Madrid Ladies Masters Casino Club de Golf Retamares, Madrid, Spain (Par 73) Gwladys Nocera 72 69 67 = 208 (-11)

Evian Masters Helen Alfredsson bt Na Yeon Choi 3rd extra hole. Angela Park eliminated 1st extra hole. S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe Lotta Wahlin bt Martina Eberl 2nd extra hole Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 2008 Annika Sorenstam defeated Li Ying Ye 2nd extra hole

I First-time Winners Emma Zackrisson Open de Espana Femenino Lotta Wahlin Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open Anne-Lise Caudal Ladies Open of Portugal Martina Eberl BMW Ladies Italian Open Anja Monke Vediorbis Open de France Dames

I Most Tournament Wins 5

31 Oct - 2 November 2008 Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open 2008 Suzhou Taihu International Golf Club, Suzhou, China (Par 72) Annika Sorenstam 69 69 65 = 203 (-13)

14 - 16 November 2008 Saint Four Ladies Masters in Jeju Saint Four Golf and Resort, Jeju Island, South Korea (Par 72) Hee-Kyung Seo 69 67 66 = 202 (-14)

11 - 14 December 2008 Dubai Ladies Masters Emirates Golf Club (Majlis Course), Dubai, U.A.E (Par 72) Anja Monke 68 71 68 68 = 275 (-13)

I Playoffs MFS Women’s Australian Open Karrie Webb bt Ji Yai Shin 2nd extra hole

Gwladys Nocera Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open ABN AMRO Ladies Open SAS Ladies Masters Goteborg Masters Madrid Ladies Masters Anja Monke Vediorbis Open de France Dames Dubai Ladies Masters Martina Eberl BMW Ladies Italian Open Nykredit Masters Lotta Wahlin Turkish Ladies Open S4C Wales Ladies Championship Rebecca Hudson Tenerife Ladies Open Ladies English Open Amy Yang Ladies German Open Scandinavian TPC Suzann Pettersen DB Ladies Swiss Open AIB Ladies Irish Open

I Most Top Ten Finishes 9 8 8 8

Becky Brewerton Paula Marti Amy Yang (excluding victories) Iben Tinning

Tenerife Ladies Open Rebecca Hudson bt Anne-Lise Caudal 3rd extra hole

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Tour Records 2008 continued

I Best Totals I Low 18 Holes 61 Nina Reis, Goteborg Masters I Low 1st 18 Holes 62 Felicity Johnson, Goteborg Masters I Low 1st 36 Holes 128 Gwladys Nocera, Goteborg Masters I Low 1st 54 Holes

I Largest 36-hole Lead 7 strokes

Lotta Wahlin, Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open (142)

I Largest 54-hole Lead 8 strokes

Gwladys Nocera, Goteborg Masters (193) Lotta Wahlin, Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open (215)

193 Gwladys Nocera, Goteborg Masters I Low 72 Holes

I Lowest Cut

259

143 (-1)

Gwladys Nocera, Goteborg Masters

I Biggest Winning Margin 12 strokes Lotta Wahlin, Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open

I Highest Winning Score 285

Lotta Wahlin, Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open

I Low Start by Winner 64

Anne-Lise Caudal, Ladies Open of Portugal

I High Start by Winner 72

Gwladys Nocera, Madrid Ladies Masters Rebecca Hudson, Ladies English Open Helen Alfredsson, Evian Masters Karrie Webb, MFS Women’s Australian Open Emma Zackrisson, Open de Espana Femenino

72 72 72 72

I Low Finish by Winner 63

Amy Yang, Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika

I High Finish by Winner 71

Gwladys Nocera, ABN AMRO Ladies Open Lotta Wahlin, S4C Wales Ladies Championship Emma Zackrisson, Open de Espana Femenino

71 71

I Largest 18-hole Lead 4 strokes

Rebecca Coakley, Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open (63)

143 (-1)

HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open presented by Audi Goteborg Masters, Sweden

I Highest Cut 159 (+13)

Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open

I Holes-in-one (14) Amy Yang (2) Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, 7th hole, round 3 BMW Ladies Italian Open, 17th hole, round 2 Kirsty S Taylor Ladies Open of Portugal, 17th hole, round 1 Martina Eberl S4C Wales Ladies Championship, 2nd hole, round 1 Lynn Brooky Ladies Open of Portugal, 8th hole, round 2 Trish Johnson Dubai Ladies Masters, 15th hole, round 4 Diana Luna UNIQA Ladies Golf Open, 16th hole, round 4 Stefanie Michl Tenerife Ladies Open, 7th hole, round 4 Iben Tinning Vediorbis Open de France Dames, 14th hole, round 2 Leah Hart Ladies English Open, 5th hole, round 1 Elizabeth McKinnon Ladies English Open, 5th hole, round 1 Stephanie Arricau AIB Ladies Irish Open, 3rd hole, round 2 Nicole Gergely Open de Espana Femenino, 5th hole, round 1 Sophie Sandolo Ladies Open of Portugal, 8th hole, round 1

I Ryder Cup Wales

‘Rookie of the Year’ Award

Melissa Reid (England) 174

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Statistics 1979 - 2008 Tour Prize Money

Number of Members

Number of Tournaments

Leading Money Winner

Winner of the Order of Merit

1979

£80,000

A. Sheard*

1980

£110,494

M Thompson

£8,008

1981

£125,830

J Lee Smith

£13,518

1982

£121,450

J Lee Smith

£12,551

1983

£170,050

B Huke*

£9,225

£4,965

1984

£347,470

D Reid

£28,239

1985

£580,000

L Davies

£21,736

1986

£750,000

105

L Davies

£37,500

1987

£930,000

139

D Reid

£58,815

1988

£1,565,622

178

M-L Taya

£109,360

1989

£1,600,000

195

M-L de Lorenzi

£77,534

1990

£1,900,325

231

T Johnson

£83,043

1991

£1,605,875

242

C Dibnah

£89,058

1992

£1,663,716

259

L Davies

£63,333

1993

£1,435,336

249

K Lunn

£81,266

1994

£1,852,550

278

L Neumann

£102,750

1995

£2,300,060

287

A Sorenstam

£130,324

1996

£2,589,790

285

L Davies

£110,880

1997

£2,880,000

279

A Nicholas

£94,589

1998

£2,374,000

244

H Alfredsson

£125,975

1999

£3,197,999

257

L Davies

£204,521

2000

£3,765,000

272

S Gustafson

8,777.00†

2001

£4,509,905

298

R Carriedo

10,661.23†

2002

€7,556,724

285

P Marti

6,589.50†

2003

€7,422,159

285

S Gustafson

2004

€7,298,245

288

L Davies

2005

€8,706,686

320

I Tinning

€204,672.00**

2006

€10,604,080

316

L Davies

€471,727.00**

2007

€11,573,670

316

S Gustafson

€222,081.47**

2008

€12,062,983

310

G Nocera

917.95†† 777.26††

€391,839.58

* 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. Ladies European Tour 2009

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All Time Records I 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 1986 Laura Davies 1987 Dale Reid 1988 Marie-Laure Taya 1989 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 1990 Trish Johnson 1991 Corinne Dibnah 1992 Laura Davies 1993 Karen Lunn 1994 Liselotte Neumann 1995 Annika Sorenstam 1996 Laura Davies 1997 Alison Nicholas 1998 Helen Alfredsson 1999 Laura Davies 2000 Sophie Gustafson 2001 Raquel Carriedo 2002 Paula Marti 2003 Sophie Gustafson 2004 Laura Davies 2005* Iben Tinning 2006 Laura Davies 2007 Sophie Gustafson 2008 Gwladys Nocera

I Career Official Moneylist Pos

Name

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Laura Davies Annika Sorenstam Sophie Gustafson Trish Johnson Helen Alfredsson Alison Nicholas Maria Hjorth Gwladys Nocera Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Corinne Dibnah Iben Tinning Liselotte Neumann Dale Reid Lora Fairclough Carin Koch

176

Winnings

Seasons Played

3,420,545.02 2,994,627.79 1,988,291.27 1,957,209.52 1,955,768.58 1,637,742.56 1,512,975.20 1,249,332.46 1,189,332.73 1,179,946.38 1,123,311.83 1,087,023.88 998,279.83 991,258.81 905,055.51

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24 16 15 22 20 21 13 6 18 25 13 24 29 18 17

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Catrin Nilsmark Lynn Brooky Karen Lunn Suzann Pettersen Kirsty Taylor Paula Marti Laurette Maritz Raquel Carriedo Lisa Hall Catriona Matthew Asa Gottmo Karine Icher Patricia Meunier Lebouc Shani Waugh Elisabeth Esterl

903,312.58 881,995.98 840,605.81 839,505.65 817,097.04 805,371.68 789,815.08 771,875.73 760,929.10 758,126.89 729,412.30 706,351.88 642,095.11 640,855.81 633,822.20

20 14 24 8 14 8 21 10 13 15 16 8 14 18 12

I Leading Money Winners 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Alison Sheard Muriel Thomson Jenny Lee Smith Jenny Lee Smith Muriel Thomson Dale Reid Laura Davies Laura Davies Dale Reid Marie-Laure Taya Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Trish Johnson Corinne Dibnah Laura Davies Karen Lunn Liselotte Neumann Annika Sorenstam Laura Davies Alison Nicholas Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson Raquel Carriedo Annika Sorenstam Annika Sorenstam Annika Sorenstam Iben Tinning Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson Gwladys Nocera

£4,965 £8,008 £13,519 £12,551 £9,226 £28,239 £21,736 £37,500 £53,815 £99,360 £77,534 £83,043 £89,058 £66,333 £81,266 £102,750 £130,324 £110,880 £94,589 £125,975 £204,522 £208,288 £160,441 €455,567.99 €286,991.24 €368,264.22 €204,672.62 €471,727.42 €222,081.47 €391,839.58

I Rookie of the Year 1984 1985 1986

Kitrina Douglas Laura Davies Patricia Gonzalez

£19,900 £21,736 £7,570

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Trish Johnson Laurette Maritz Helen Alfredsson Pearl Sinn Helen Wadsworth Sandrine Mendiburu Annika Sorenstam Tracy Hanson Karrie Webb Anne-Marie Knight Anna Berg Laura Philo Elaine Ratcliffe Giulia Sergas Suzann Pettersen Kirsty S Taylor Rebecca Stevenson Minea Blomqvist Elisa Serramia Nikki Garrett Louise Stahle Melissa Reid

£35,718 £29,362 £20,355 £28,407 £17,765 £26,896 £55,927 £44,205 £90,556 £31,322 £19,333 £26,574 £12,146 £21,335 £129,546 €52,903.90 €70,065.38 €105,020.61 €36,366.59 €99,445.05 €79,678.66 €136,606.00

I Lowest Stroke Average 1983 1984 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Beverly Huke Dale Reid Laura Davies Dale Reid Marie-Laure Taya M-L de Lorenzi Trish Johnson Alison Nicholas Laura Davies Laura Davies Liselotte Neumann Annika Sorenstam M-L de Lorenzi M-L de Lorenzi Laura Davies Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson Catriona Matthew Sophie Gustafson Sophie Gustafson Laura Davies Laura Davies Annika Sorenstam Sophie Gustafson Suzann Pettersen

I Most Wins on Tour 37 21 19

Laura Davies Dale Reid Marie-Laure de Lorenzi

74.98 73.01 72.09 72.70 72.30 70.84 70.64 71.71 70.35 71.63 69.56 69.75 71.39 72.20 71.96 70.50 71.21 70.08 70.59 69.93 70.31 70.35 68.33 70.96 68.60

17 15 14 13 13 12 11 10

Annika Sorenstam Trish Johnson Catherine Panton-Lewis Corinne Dibnah Sophie Gustafson Alison Nicholas Liselotte Neumann Gwladys Nocera

I Players’ Player of the Year 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

2007 2008

Annika Sorenstam Laura Davies Alison Nicholas Sophie Gustafson Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson Raquel Carriedo Annika Sorenstam Sophie Gustafson Stephanie Arricau Iben Tinning Gwladys Nocera Bettina Hauert Gwladys Nocera

I Youngest Winners (N.B. At the time of their victories these players were non-LET members but subsequently became members. Please see individual biographies for further details). Amy Yang won the 2006 ANZ Ladies Masters at Royal Pines as an amateur aged 16 years and 191 days Ashleigh Simon won the 2007 Catalonia Ladies Masters at Club de Golf Masia Bach as a professional aged 18 years and 37 days. At the time she was a non-LET member.

I Youngest Tour Winners Amy Yang won the 2008 HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open, presented by Audi, at Golfpark Gut Häusern aged 18 years and 307 days. Florence Descampe won the 1988 Danish Ladies Open at Rungsted, aged 19 years and 74 days. Liselotte Neumann won the 1984 Hoganas Open at Molle Golf Club, Sweden, aged 19 years and 97 days.

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All Time Records continued Minea Blomqvist won the 2004 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open, Hungary, aged 19 years and 129 days.

29 Nina Karlsson 2005 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open, Old Lake GC

I Oldest Tour Winners

29 Sophie Gustafson 2006 Siemens Austrian Ladies Open presented by Uniqa, Golfclub Fohrenwald-Wiener

Federica Dassu won the 2003 Open de Espana Femenino at Campo De Golf De Salamanca, aged 46 years and 105 days.

I Most Wins in a Year 7 5 4

Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Gwladys Nocera Trish Johnson Dale Reid Laura Davies Laura Davies

(1988) (2008) (1990) (1987) (1992) (1995)

I Lowest Nine Holes 29 Kitrina Douglas 1988 Italian Ladies' Open, Cá Della Nave

29 Stephanie Arricau 2006 Ladies Open of Portugal, Quinta da Marinha Oitavos GC 29 Ludivine Kreutz 2006 ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines 29 Gwladys Nocera 2007 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, Golf Gerre Losone 29 Bettina Hauert 2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open 29 Sophie Giquel 2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open 29 Carlota Ciganda 2008 Tenerife Ladies Open, Golf Costa Adeje

29 Regine Lautens 1988 Godiva European Masters, Royal Antwerp

29 Carmen Alonso 2008 BMW Ladies Italian Open, Argentario Golf Resort

29 Laura Davies 1987 First Open de France, Feminin, Fourqueux

29 Nina Reis 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club

29 Anne Jones 1990 Trophee International Coconut Skol, Fourqueux

29 Gwladys Nocera 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club

29 Trish Johnson 1999 Cantor Fitzgerald Laura Davies Invitational, Brocket Hall GC 29 Trish Johnson 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 29 Paula Marti 2004 Catalonia Ladies Masters, Club de Golf Sant Cugat 29 Veronica Zorzi 2005 Arras Open de France Dames, Le Golf d’Arras 178

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29 Julie Tvede 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club 29 Paula Marti 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club 29 Lena Tornevall 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club

I Biggest Winning Margin 16 strokes Laura Davies 1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open, St Margaret's 12 strokes Lotta Wahlin 2008 Garanti American Express Turkish Ladies Open

I Most Birdies in a Round 11 Laura Davies 1987 First Open de France Feminin, Fourqueux 10 Joanne Morley 2000 stilwerk Ladies German Open, Marriott Hotel Treudelberg 10 Sara Eklund 2000 Mexx Sport Open, Kennemer G&CC

10 Donna Andrews 1996 Weetabix Women’s British Open, Woburn (Duke’s Course) 10 Jane Geddes 1993 Weetabix Women’s British Open, Woburn (Duke’s Course) 10 Michele Scobling 1988 Birchgrey Ladies’ European Open, Kingswood 10 Barbara Helbig 1987 La Manga Club Ladies’ European Open, Ferndown 10 Laura Davies 1986 Greater Manchester Tournament, Haigh Hall 10 Marta Prieto 2007 Madrid Ladies Masters, Casino Club de Golf Retamares

I Lowest Rounds including Eagles and Albatrosses 61 (-11) Kirsty Taylor 2005 Wales Ladies Championship Round 1 (9 Birdies, 1 Eagle) 61 (-11) Nina Reis 2008 Goteborg Masters, Round 4 (2 bogeys, 7 birdies, 3 eagles) 62 (-11) Trish Johnson 1996 Ladies French Open (9 birdies and 1 eagle, a Hole-In-One) 62 (-10) Suzann Pettersen 2003 HP Open (8 birdies and 1 eagle) 62 (-10) Minea Blomqvist 2004 Weetabix Women's British Open (6 birdies and 2 eagles) 62 (-10) Bettina Hauert 2007 BMW Ladies Italian Open (6 birdies and 2 eagles) 62 (-10) Felicity Johnson 2008 Goteborg Masters (8 birdies, 1 eagle) 62 (-10) Gwladys Nocera 2008 Goteborg Masters (8 birdies, 1 eagle) 63 (-10) Sophie Gustafson 2003 Ladies Irish Open in Association with Bord Failte (8 birdies and 1 eagle) 63 (-9) Gwladys Nocera 2006 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open (6 birdies, 1 bogey and 2 eagles) 64 (-8) Karen Stupples 2004 Weetabix Women's British Open (5 birdies, 1 eagle and 1 albatross on a Par 5)

64 (-8) Annika Sorenstam 2004 HP Open (4 birdies and 2 eagles) 64 (-8) Suzann Pettersen 2007 SAS Masters (6 birdies and 1 eagle) 64 (-8) Gwladys Nocera 2007 KLM Ladies Open (5 birdies, two bogeys and 1 eagle)

I Most Albatrosses 3

Ellen Smets, 2008 SAS Ladies Masters Hole-8, rounds 1, 2 and 3

I Lowest Rounds 61 Kirsty Taylor 2005 Wales Ladies Championship (-11) Round 1 61 Nina Reis 2008 Goteborg Masters, Round 4, Lycke Golf Club, Sweden

I Most Consecutive Birdies 7 Marine Monnet 2003 AAMI Women’s Australian Open, Terry Hills G & CC 7 Regine Lautens 1988 Godiva European Masters, Royal Antwerp 7 Trish Johnson 1998 Marrakech Palmeraie Open, Palmeraie Golf Resort 6 Bettina Hauert 2006 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, Bro-Balsta GC 6 Rachel Hetherington 2000 AAMI Women’s Australian Open, Yarra Yarra GC 6 Donna Andrews 1996 Weetabix Women’s British Open, Woburn Duke’s Course 6 Joanne Mills 1996 Marks & Spencer European Open, Hanbury Manor Hotel & CC 6 Federica Dassu 1995 Italian Open de Sicilia 6 Lora Fairclough 1993 IBM Swedish Open, Haninge GC 6 Claire Duffy 1988 Godiva European Masters, Royal Antwerp 6 Federica Dassu 1985 Ulster Volkswagen Classic, Belvoir Park 6 Mickey Walker 1984 Baume & Mercier Ladies International Classic, Lilley Brook Ladies European Tour 2009

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I Most Holes-in-One in a Season 1996 2001 2005 2007 2008

13 12 12 12 14

I Lowest Winning Aggregate I 36 Holes 136 Laura Davies 1990 AGF Biarritz Ladies Open (reduced to 36 holes due to rain) 138 Beverly Huke 1983 Playford Classic, Lark Valley 138 Judy Statham 1983 Playford Classic, Lark Valley 138 Mickey Walker 1985 Baume & Mercier Ladies International Classic, Lilley Brook I 54 Holes 190 Karine Icher 2004 Catalonia Ladies Masters, Club de Golf Sant Cugat 194 Suzann Pettersen 2008 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, Golf Gerre Losone (reduced to 54 holes due to rain) 197 Maria Hjorth 2004 Ladies English Open, Chart Hills GC 199 Minea Blomqvist 2004 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open – Hungary, Old Lake GC 200 Marlene Hedblom 2003 Biarritz Ladies Classic, Biarritz Le Phare 200 Sophie Gustafson 2002 Biarritz Ladies Classic, Biarritz Le Phare 200 Raquel Carriedo 2001 Waterford Crystal Ladies Irish Open, Faithlegg Golf Club 200 Sofia Gronberg Whitmore 1999 Air France Madame Birarritz Open, Golf de Biarritz-Le-Phare 200 Trish Johnson 1996 Ladies French Open, Golf d'Arras 201 Rebecca Hudson 2006 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open, Old Lake GC 201 Sophie Gustafson 1998 Marrakech Palmeraie Open, Palmeraie Golf Palace 180

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201 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 1995 Staatloterij Dutch Open, Rijk van Nijmegen 201 Caroline Hall 1995 Ford Stimorol Danish Open, Vejle 202 Sophie Gustafson 2003 Ladies Irish Open in Association with Bord Failte 202 Rachel Kirkwood 2001 Biarritz Ladies Classic, Biarritz Le Phare 202 Rachel Hetherington 1995 La Manga Club Spanish Open 202 Mandy Sutton 1997 Estoril Ladies Open, Club de Golf do Estoril 203 Virginie Lagoutte 2006 Finnair Masters, Helsinki GC 203 Laura Davies 2003 ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort 203 Marina Arruti 1999 Ladies Austrian Open, Steiermärkischer GC Murhof 203 Lynnette Brooky 1998 Ladies Austrian Open, Steiermärkischer Golf Club Murhof 203 Marie-Laure Taya 1988 Laing Ladies Classic, Stoke Poges 204 Trish Johnson 1999 Marrakech Palmeraie Open, Palmeraie Golf Palace 204 Valerie Michaud 1992 Holiday Inn, Leiden Ladies Open 204 Alison Nicholas 1988 Variety Club Celebrity Classic, Calcot Park I 72 Holes 259 Gwladys Nocera 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club, Sweden 267 Juli Inkster 2003 Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC 267 Laura Davies 1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open, St Margaret's 267 Laura Davies 1988 Biarritz Ladies Open 268 Laura Davies 1986 Greater Manchester Tournament, Haigh Hall 269 Annika Sorenstam 2004 ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort 269 Karen Stupples 2004 Weetabix Women's British Open, Sunningdale GC (Old Course) 269 Sophie Gustafson 2003 HP Open, Drottningholm GC 269 Annika Sorenstam 2002 Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC

269 Karrie Webb 1997 Weetabix Women's British Open, Sunningdale 269 Alison Nicholas 1989 Lufthansa Ladies German Open 269 Laura Davies 1988 Italian Ladies Open, Cá Della Nave 270 Wendy Doolan 2004 Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC 270 Karrie Webb 2000 AAMI Women’s Australian Open, Yarra Yarra GC 270 Annika Sorenstam 1995 OVB Damen Open, Golf Club Europasportregion Zell am See/Kaprun 270 Amaia Arruti 1993 BMW Italian Ladies Open, Lignano 271 Annika Sorenstam 2006 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika, Bro-Balsta GC 271 Sophie Gustafson 2006 Siemens Austrian Ladies Open, Golfclub Förenwaldh 271 Iben Tinning 2005 BMW Ladies Italian Open, Sheraton Golf Parco de Medici 271 Annika Sorenstam 2002 Compaq Open, Vasatorps 271 Karrie Webb 2001 ANZ Austrailian Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort 271 Patricia Meunier Lebouc 2000 Ladies French Open, Le Golf D’Arras 271 Laura Davies 1995 Evian Masters, Royal Golf Club Evian 271 Annika Sorenstam 1995 Hennessy Cup, Golf-und Land Club Köln 271 Helen Alfredsson 1992 Hennessy Ladies Cup 272 Karrie Webb 2006 Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC 272 Karrie Webb 2005 ANZ Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort 272 Federica Piovano 2005 Siemens Austrian Ladies Open, ForenwaldWiener Neustadt 272 Lynnette Brooky 2002 Arras Open De France Dames, Le Golf d’Arras 272 Florence Descampe 1991 Lufthansa German Open, Worthsee 272 Corinne Dibnah 1991 BMW Italian Open, Albarella

272 Dale Reid 1987 La Manga Club Ladies European Open, Ferndown

I Lowest Totals in 72-Hole Tournaments I After 18 Holes 61 Kirsty Taylor 2005 Wales Ladies Championship, Machynys Peninsula I After 36 Holes 128 Gwladys Nocera 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club, Sweden 129 Kirsty Taylor 2005 Wales Ladies Championship, Machynys Peninsula 130 Anja Monke 2006 OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open, Old Lake GC 131 Lynette Brooky 2001 ANZ Austrailian Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort 132 Amaia Arruti 1993 BMW Italian Ladies Open, Lignano 132 Laura Davies 1992 Hennessy Ladies Cup, Koln Refrath 132 Laura Davies 1992 BMW Italian Ladies Open, Frassenelle 132 Marie-Laure De Lorenzi 1991 BMW Italian Open, Albarella 132 Laura Davies 1988 Italian Ladies Open, Cá Della Nave 132 Laura Davies 1988 Biarritz Ladies Open, Biarritz 132 Marie-Laure Taya 1988 Biarritz Ladies Open, Biarritz 133 Laura Davies 2003 AAMI Women’s Australian Open, Terrey Hills G & CC 133 Annika Sorenstam 2002 Compaq Open, Vasatorps 133 Karine Icher 2001 Compaq Open, Österåkers Golf Klubb (West) 133 Christina Kuld 2000 Ladies French Open, Le Golf D’Arras 133 Laura Davies 1986 Greater Manchester Tournament, Haigh Hall 133 Alison Nicholas 1995 Payne & Gunter Scottish Open, Dalmahoy 133 Laura Davies 1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open, St Margaret’s

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All Time Records continued I After 54 Holes 193 Gwladys Nocera 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club, Sweden 198 Karrie Webb 1997 Weetabix Women’s British Open, Sunningdale 199 Kirsty Taylor 2005 Wales Ladies Championship, Machynys Peninsula 199 Laura Davies 1995 Guardian Irish Holidays Open, St Margaret’s 200 Sophie Gustafson 2006 Siemens Austrian Ladies Open, Golfclub Förenwald 200 Annika Sorenstam 2004 Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC 200 Annika Sorenstam 2002 Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC 200 Amaia Arruti 1993 BMW Italian Ladies Open, Lignano 200 Trish Johnson 1992 Hennessy Cup, Golf-und Land Club Köln 200 Laura Davies 1988 Biarritz Ladies Open, Biarritz 200 Laura Davies 1986 Greater Manchester Tournament, Haigh Hall 201 Sophie Gustafson 2003 HP Open, Drottningholm GC 201 Annika Sorenstam 2002 Compaq Open, Vasatorps 201 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 1988 Biarritz Ladies Open, Biarritz 202 Juli Inkster Rosie Jones 2003 Evian Masters, Evian Masters GC 202 Karrie Webb 2001 ANZ Austrailian Ladies Masters, Royal Pines Resort 202 Patricia Meunier Lebouc Asa Gottmo Raquel Carriedo 2000 Ladies French Open, Le Golf D’Arras 202 Laurette Maritz 1990 Lufthansa Ladies German Open, Worthsee 202 Annika Sorenstam 1995 OVB Damen Open, Golf Club Europasportregion Zell am See/Kaprun I After 72 Holes 259 Gwladys Nocera 2008 Goteborg Masters, Lycke Golf Club, Sweden

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I Most Consecutive Wins Back-to-Back Marie-Laure de Lorenzi (3) 1989 Ford Ladies’ Classic, Hennessy Ladies’ Cup and BMW Ladies’ Classic

I Most Consecutive Wins in the Same Tournament Annika Sorenstam (3) 2004 HP Open, 2005 and 2006 Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika (the tournament changed its name in 2005)

I Most Wins in the Same Tournament Karrie Webb won the ANZ Ladies Masters six times, in: 1998; 1999; 2000; 2001; 2005 and 2007 Annika Sorenstam won the Swedish Open six times, in: 1997; 1998; 2002; 2004; 2005 and 2006. Over this period it was called the Compaq Open, HP Open and Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika)

I LET Playoff Victories Helen Alfredsson 4/5 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 3/7 Kitrina Douglas 3/3 Sophie Gustafson 3/3 Annika Sorenstam 3/3 Laura Davies 2/4 Karrie Webb 2/4 Corinne Dibnah 2/3 Lisa Hall 2/2 Dennise Hutton 2/2 Suzann Pettersen 1/5 Laurette Maritz 1/3 Suzanne Strudwick 1/3 Peggy Conley 1/2 Sofia Gronberg Whitmore 1/2 Paula Marti 1/2 Liselotte Neumann 1/2 Evelyn Orley 1/2 Gillian Stewart 1/2 Iben Tinning 1/2 Tania Abitbol 1/1 Stephanie Arricau 1/1 Rachel Bailey 1/1 Federica Dassu 1/1

Florence Descampe 1/1 Debbie Dowling 1/1 Julie Forbes 1/1 Bettina Hauert 1/1 Rebecca Hudson 1/1 Karine Icher 1/1 Hiromi Kobayashi 1/1 Virginie Lagoutte-Clement 1/1 Sandrine Mendiburu 1/1 Joanne Mills 1/1 Alison Munt 1/1 Ayako Okamoto 1/1 Gina Scott 1/1 Valerie Van Ryckeghem 1/1 Lotta Wahlin 1/1 Shani Waugh 1/1

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Past Tournament Winners I 1979 Carlsberg

Tyrrells Wood Willingdon Long Ashton Baberton Whitecraigs Coventry South Staffs Ballater St Annes Old Links York Sand Moor Arcot Hall

M Anderson C Panton C Langford J Smurthwaite C Langford J Panter V Marvin B Huke C Langford

Ladies' British Open

Southport and Ainsdale

A Sheard

McEwans Welsh Classic

Dinas Powis

A Sheard

Hitachi Tournament

Downshire

C Trew

State Express Tournament

Royal Portrush

C Panton

M Walker A Sheard J Lee Smith

WPGA Valbonne European Championship

S Moon

Lambert and Butler Matchplay

J Panter

Moor Park

I 1980 Carlsberg

Tyrrells Wood Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Park Blairgowrie Gleddoch House Knowle Finham Park Arcot Hall Shifnal Sand Moor Tyrrells Wood South Staffs

Billingham Championship Ladies' British Wentworth Open Elizabeth Ann Pannal Classic Robert Winsor Finchley Productions Championship McEwans Lager Whitchurch Welsh Classic Hitachi Double Royal Portrush Glazing Championship Barnham Barnham Broom Championship Lambert & Moor Park Butler Championship

184

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M Thomson C Trew B Huke W Aitken (A) C Langford D Reid M Burton J Lee Smith C Trew R Barry C Sharp D Massey C Panton J Lee Smith K Ehrnlund M Thomson M Thomson M Walker

Manchester Mere Evening News Pro-Am Classic Volvo Albatross International Tournament Hitachi Walsall Tournament

J Lee Smith J Lee Smith S Moon

I 1981 Carlsberg St Pierre European Championship Sports Space Dyrham Park Championship Carlsberg Queens Park European Championship Smirnoff Ulster Royal Portrush Open United Friendly Mortonhampstead Carlsberg Moortown European Championship Volvo Albatross International Tournament McEwans Whitchurch Lager Welsh Classic Elizabeth Ann Pannal Classic Ladies' British Northumberland Open Carlsberg Gleneagles European Championship Moben Mere Kitchens Classic Lambert & Moor Park Butler Matchplay

M Walker J Lee Smith C Panton S Le Veque S Le Veque C Panton B Lewis J Lee Smith M Thomson D Massey D Reid D Reid J Lee Smith

I 1982 Ford Ladies' Woburn Classic United Friendly Hill Barn Worthing Open Smirnoff Ulster Portstewart Open United Friendly Walmley Insurance Championship Guernsey Open Royal Guernsey Spanish Open Sotogrande Dunhill Classic Woburn Moben Kitchens Mere Classic Nat West East Lark Valley Anglian Open Ladies' British Royal Birkdale Open

J Lee Smith R Jones L Bowman B New (A) D Reid R Jones B Cooper C Panton L Bowman M Figueras Dotti

I 1983 Ford Ladies' Woburn Classic Smirnoff Irish Portstewart Open United Friendly Hill Barn Tournament UBM Northern Arcot Hall Classic Dunham Forest Dunham Forest Pro-Am Tournament Caldy Classic Caldy Woodhall Hills Woodhall Hills Tournament Clandeboye Clandeboye Classic White Horse Selsdon Park Whisky Challenge Lilley Brook Lilley Brook Ladies’ Classic British Olivetti Old Thorns Tournament United Friendly Moortown Tournament Middlesborough Middlesborough Municipal Ladies' Classic Playford Lark Lark Valley Valley Classic Guernsey Open Royal Guernsey Colt Cars Jersey Open Sands International

B Helbig C Panton M Figueras Dotti C Panton C Panton D Reid D Dowling C Sharp B Huke D Reid S Mackenzie D Reid B Lewis

Royal Jersey

B Huke J Statham M FiguerasDotti D Dowling

Saunton

M Walker

I 1984 Ford Ladies' Woburn Classic Ulster Volkswagen Belvoir Park Classic McEwans Lager Heaton Park Manchester Classic British Olivetti Old Thorns Tournament United Friendly Hill Barn UBM Classic Arcot Hall Guernsey Open Royal Guernsey Baume & Lilley Brook Mercier International Wirral Caldy Caldy J S Bloor Fleming Park Eastleigh Classic United Friendly Southport & Tournament Ainsdale White Horse Burnham Beeches Whisky Challenge

K Douglas P Conley R Comstock J Lee Smith R Hast D Reid M Thomson M Walker L Castillo D Reid K Ehrnlund F Dassu

Colt Cars Royal Jersey Jersey Open Hoganas Sweden Molle LBS Ladies' Braunfels German Open Lorne Stewart Sudbury Matchplay Championship Sands Saunton International Tournament IBM European Belfry Open Hitachi Ladies' Woburn British Open Smirnoff Ladies' Clandeboye Irish Open La Manga La Manga Spanish Open

J Connachan K Douglas B Huke M Walker M Thomson G Stewart (A) A Okamoto K Whitworth M Burton

I 1985 Ford Ladies' Woburn Classic Hennessy St Cloud Cognac Ladies' Cup Ulster Belvoir Park Volkswagen Classic British Olivetti Moor Hall Tournament Vale do Lobo Vale do Lobo Portuguese Ladies' Open McEwans Caldy Wirral Caldy Classic Bowring Pype Hayes Birmingham Ladies’ Classic Belgian Ladies' Royal Waterloo Open LBS Ladies' Braunfels German Open Bloor Homes Fleming Park Eastleigh Classic Trusthouse Club de Campo Forte Classic Mitsubishi Colt Royal Jersey Cars Jersey Open Delsjo Open Delsjo Hoganas Open Molle IBM Ladies' Kingswood European Open Brend Hotels Saunton International 415/Vantage Bramhall Matchplay Burberry’s Moor Park Ladies' British Open Laing Ladies' Stoke Poges Classic La Manga La Manga Spanish Club

G Stewart J Stephenson D Reid J Connachan D Dowling C Panton F Dassu L Davies J Brown C Sharp B Huke M Wennersten C Panton L Neumann L Neumann D Reid J Connachan B King M Thomson A Sheard

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Past Tournament Winners continued

I 1986 Ford Ladies' Woburn Classic Hennessy Chantilly Cognac Ladies' Cup Ulster Belvoir Park Volkswagen Classic British Olivetti Moor Hall Tournament Portuguese Vilamoura Ladies' Open British Midland City of Derry Ladies' Irish Open McEwans Caldy Wirral Classic Belgian Ladies' Royal Waterloo Godiva Open Volmac Ladies' Hilversum Open Trusthouse Cologne Forte Ladies' Classic Bloor Homes Eastleigh Eastleigh Classic BMW Ladies' Olching German Open Kristianstad Kristianstad Ladies' Open Borlange Borlange Ladies' Open Bowring Dalmahoy Scottish Ladies Open Greater Haigh Hall Manchester Tournament Mitsubishi Colt Royal Jersey Cars Jersey Open Ladiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; British Open Royal Birkdale Laing Ladiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Stoke Poges Classic La Manga La Manga Spanish Open

M Thomson K Leadbetter B Huke D Reid C Panton M Thomson L Davies P GriceWhittaker J Forrest C Dibnah D Dowling L Neumann C Dibnah K Lunn M Marshall L Davies K Douglas L Davies D Dowling L Davies

I 1987 Ford Ladies' Classic Letting French Open British Olivetti Tournament Ulster Volkswagen Open McEwans Wirral Classic Belgian Ladies' Godiva Open

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Woburn

G Stewart

Fourqueux

L Neumann

Moor Hall

J Connachan

Belvoir Park

D Reid

Caldy

T Johnson

Royal Waterloo

M-Laure de Taya

Ladies European Tour 2009

Volmac Ladies' Haagsche Open Portuguese Vale do Lobo Ladies' Open Hennessy St Germain Cognac Ladies' Open La Manga Club Ferndown Ladies' European Open Bloor Homes Fleming Park Eastleigh Classic Weetabix St Mellion Ladies' British Open BMW Ladies' Wendlohe German Open Bowring Ladies' Cawder Scottish Open Italian Ladies' Croara Open Laing Charity Stoke Poges Classic James Capel Royal Guernsey Guernsey Open Woolmark Moor Park Matchplay Championship Qualitair Ladies' La Manga Spanish Open

D Reid C Panton K Douglas D Reid T Johnson A Nicholas M-Laure de Taya D Reid L Davies A Nicholas C Dibnah T Johnson C Dibnah

I 1988 Marbella Ladies' Open Ford Ladies' Classic EMS Masters Portuguese Open British Olivetti Tournament BMW Ladies' German Open Broadway Group Wirral Classic Letting French Open Volmac Dutch Open St Moritz Open Birchgrey European Open Hennessy Ladies' Cup Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic Weetabix Ladies' British Open Danish Ladies' Open

Los Naranjos

L Maritz

Woburn

L Davies

Quinta Da Marinha Vilamoura ll

L Maritz P Conley

Moor Hall

A Nicholas

Hubbelrath

L Neumann

Caldy

B New

Fourqueux

M-Laure de Taya M-Laure de Taya J Arnold D Reid

Rosendaelsche Engadin Kingswood St Germain Fleming Park

M-Laure de Taya C Dibnah

Lindrick

C Dibnah

Rungsted

F Descampe

Gothenburg Ladies Open Bowring Ladies Scottish Open Variety Club Celebrity Classic Godiva European Masters Italian Ladies' Open Toshiba Players Championship James Capel Guernsey Open Laing Charity Classic Biarritz Ladies' Open Woolmark Matchplay Championships Qualitair Ladies' Spanish Open Benson & Hedges Trophy (Mixed)

Delsjo Cawder

M-Laure de Taya C Panton

Calcot Park

A Nicholas

Royal Antwerp

K Lunn

Ca'Della Nave

L Davies

Old Thorns

D Reid

Royal Guernsey

A Nicholas

Third Ladies' Carimate Italian Open Laing Charity Stoke Poges Ladies' Classic Woolmark Barcelona Ladies' Matchplay Championship AGF Biarritz Biarritz Ladies' Open Qualitair Ladies' La Manga Classic Benson & Hedges Aloha, Marbella Trophy (Mixed)

Stoke Poges

M-Laure de Taya L Davies

I 1990

Biarritz Barcelona

M-Laure de Taya

La Manga

M-Laure de Taya M-Laure de Taya & Mark McNulty

La Moraleja, Madrid

I 1989 Rome Classic Ford Ladies' Classic Hennessy Ladies' Cup BMW Ladies' Classic 3rd Open de France St Moritz Classic TEC Players Championship Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic Lufthansa Ladies' German Open Weetabix Ladies' British Open Danish Ladies' Open Gislaved Ladies' Open Variety Club Celebrity Classic Godiva European Masters Ladies' European Open

Olgiata Woburn St Germain Hubbelrath Fourqueux

S Gronberg Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Marie-Laure de Lorenzi S Strudwick

Engadine The Tytherington Club Fleming Park

K Douglas A Oxenstierna

Worthsee

A Nicholas

Ferndown

J Geddes

Rungsted

T Abitbol

Isaberg

A Nicholas

Calcot Park

C Dibnah

Golf du Bercuit

K Douglas

Kingswood

J Connachan

D Dowling

Valextra Classic Olgiata Ford Ladies Woburn Classic Hennessy St Germain Ladies' Cup WPG European The Tytherington Tour Classic Club Bonmont Classic Club de Bonmont BMW European Golf du Bercuit Masters BMW Classic Hubbelrath Laing Ladies' Stoke Poges Charity Classic Bloor Homes Fleming Park Eastleigh Classic Weetabix Woburn Women's British Open Lufthansa Worthsee Ladies' German Open Haninge Ladies Haninge Open Variety Club Calcot Park Celebrity Classic TEC Players Patshull Park Championship Ladies' Kingswood European Open Trophee Golf de Fourqueux International Coconut Skol Italian Ladies' Lake Garda Open Woolmark Club de Campo Ladies' Matchplay AGF Biarritz Biarritz Ladies' Open Longines Classic Golf Esterel Benson & Hedges El Bosque, Trophy (Mixed) Valencia

X WunschRuiz L Davies D Hutton beat M Garner D Hutton A Nicholas X Wunsch and Miguel-Angel Jiminez

F Descampe Marie-Laure de Lorenzi T Johnson T Abitbol E Orley K Lunn D Barnard L Maritz T Johnson H Alfredsson A Okamoto D Reid A Nicholas A Jones T Johnson C Dibnah F Descampe F Descampe

L Davies T Johnson Tania Abitol & Jose-Maria Canizares

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Past Tournament Winners continued

I 1991 Valextra Classic AGF Ladies' Open Ford Ladies' Classic BMW European Masters Spanish Classic Hennessy Ladies' Cup Trophee Coconut Skol Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic Lufthansa Ladies' German Open Weetabix Women's British Open IBM Ladies' Open BMW Italian Open English Open Woolmark Ladies' Matchplay Longines Classic Benson & Hedges Trophy (Mixed)

Olgiata Paris Woburn

L Davies S Strudwick Dale Reid

Golf du Bercuit

Corinne Dibnah Corinne Dibnah H Alfredsson

La Manga Golf-und Land Club Köln St Germain

H Alfredsson

Fleming Park

Dale Reid

Worthsee

F Descampe

Woburn

P G-Whittaker

Haninge Albarella

L Neumann Corinne Dibnah K Douglas

The Tytherington Club Milan Cannes Las Brisas, Marbella

F Dassu P G-Whittaker H Alfredsson and Anders Forsbrand

I 1992 Ford Ladies’ Classic AGF Ladies’ Open de Paris BMW European Masters Skol La Manga Club Classic The European Ladies’ Open Hennessy Cup The Ladies’ English Open Holiday Inn Leiden Ladies’ Open IBM Ladies’ Open BMW Italian Open Weetabix Women’s British Open

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Woburn Golf De La Boulie Golf du Bercuit La Manga Golf Club Beuerberg Golf-und Golf Club Köln The Tytherington Club Rijswijk Haninge Frassenelle Woburn

Ladies European Tour 2009

Stefania Croce Alison Nicholas Kitrina Douglas Trish Johnson Laura Davies Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies Valerie Michaud Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies Patty Sheehan

The Slovenian Ladies’ Open The Sunrise Cup

Bled

Karen Lunn

Taipei

Helen Alfredsson /L Neumann

Ford Golf Classic

Woburn

Holiday Inn Leiden Ladies’ Open BMW European Masters Hennessy Ladies’ Cup The European Ladies’ Open Weetabix Women’s British Open IBM Ladies’ Open Waterford Dairies Ladies’ English Open BMW Italian Ladies’ Open VAR Open de France Feminin

Golf & Business Centre Rijswijk

Federica Dassu Corinne Dibnah

I 1993

Golf du Bercuit Golf-und Land Club Köln Golf Resort Badgriesbach Woburn

Helen Dobson Liselotte Neumann Mardi Lunn Karen Lunn

Haninge Golf Club The Tytherington Club

Lora Fairclough Laura Davies

Golf Club Lignano Golf de St Maxime

Amaia Arruti Marie-Laure de Lorenzi

Ford Golf Classic

Woburn

Ladies Open Costa Azul Evian Masters

Montado Troia and Aroeira GC Royal Golf Club Evian GC Europa Zell am See/Kaprun Golf du Bercuit

Catrin Nilsmark Sandrine Mendiburu Helen Alfredsson Florence Descampe

I 1994

OVB Damen Open Austria BMW European Masters Hennessy Cup

Golf-und Land Club Köln St Margaret’s Country Club Dalmahoy Hotel G & CC

Holiday Ireland Women’s Open The New Skoda Women’s Scottish Open Weetabix Woburn Women’s British Open Trygg Hansa Haninge GC Ladies’ Open

Helen Wadsworth Liselotte Neumann Laura Davies Laura Davies

Liselotte Neumann Liselotte Neumann

Waterford Dairies Ladies’ English Open Sens Ladies’ Dutch Open BMW Italian Ladies’ Open La Manga Club Spanish Open Var Open de France Feminin

The Tytherington Club

Patricia Meunier

Rijk van Nijmegen

Liz Weima

Lignano GC

Corinne Dibnah Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Julie Forbes

La Manga Club Saint-Endreol

I 1995 Troia and Montado Chart Hills

Evian Masters

Royal Golf Club Evian Golf Club Zell Europa am See/Kaprun Cleydael

European Masters Hennessy Cup Guardian Irish Holidays Open Payne & Gunter Scottish Open Woodpecker Women’s Welsh Open Weetbix Women’s British Open Ford Stimorol Ladies’ Danish Open Wilkinson Sword Ladies’ English Open Trygg Hansa Ladies’ Open Staatsloterij Ladies’ Dutch Open Maredo German Open Italian Open Nestle French Ladies’ Open La Manga Club Spanish Open

Golf-und Land Club Köln St Margaret’s Golf Club Dalmahoy Hotel G & CC St Pierre Hotel G & CC Woburn (Duke’s Course) Vejle

Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Lora Fairclough Laura Davies Annika Sorenstam Lora Fairclough Annika Sorenstam Laura Davies Alison Nicholas Laura Davies

Karrie Webb Caroline Hall

The Oxfordshire GC Haninge Golf Club Rijk van Nijmegen Treudelberg G & CC Il Picciolo GC di Sicilia Golf de St. Endreol La Manga Club

Laura Davies Liselotte Neumann Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Rachel Hetherington Denise Booker Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Rachel Hetherington

I 1996 Women’s Welsh Open

Evian Masters Glashütte Ladies’ Austrian Open Hennessy Cup Guardian Irish Open

Ladies Open Costa Azul Ford Golf Classic

OVB Damen Open Austria

Costa Azul Ladies’ Open Ford-Stimorol Danish Open Déesse Ladies’ Swiss Open

McDonald’s WPGA Championship Weetabix Women’s British Open Trygg Hansa Ladies’ Open Compaq Open Marks & Spencer European Open Wilkinson Sword Ladies’ English Open Ladies’ German Open Ladies’ French Open Italian Open di Sicilia Ladies’ Spanish Open

Lisa Hackney

Golf & Country Club de Maison Blanche Royal Golf Club Evian Colony Club Gutenhof Golf-und Land Club Köln Citywest Country House Hotel & Golf Club The Gleneagles Hotel (King’s Course) Woburn Golf & Country Club (Duke’s Course) Haninge Golf Club Örebro Golfklubb Marriott Hanbury Manor G & C Club The Oxfordshire Golf Club Marriott Hotel Treudelberg Golf & Country Club Le Golf d’Arras Il Picciolo GC Hyatt La Manga Club (South Course)

Shani Waugh Nadene Gole Sophie Gustafson Laura Davies Martina Koch Helen Alfredsson Alison Nicholas Tina Fischer Emilee Klein

Annika Sorenstam Federica Dassu Trish Johnson Laura Davies Joanne Morley Trish Johnson Laura Davies Caryn Louw

I 1997 Estoril Ladies’ Open American Express Tour Players’ Classic Ford-Stimorol Danish Open Déesse Ladies’ Swiss Open Evian Masters Guardian Irish Open

Ladies’ German Open Marriott St Pierre Hotel & CC

Troia & Aroeira Golf Clubs Vejle Golf Club

Clube de Golf do Estoril The Tytherington Club Vejle Golf Club

Mandy Sutton

Golf Club de Lausanne Royal Golf Club Evian Luttrellstown Castle Golf & Country Club Marriott Hotel Treudelberg Golf & Country Club

Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Hiromi Kobayashi Patricia Meunier Lebouc Joanne Mills

Karen Lunn

Laura Davies

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Past Tournament Winners continued McDonald’s WPGA Championship of Europe Weetabix Women’s British Open

Helen Alfredsson

1st Sicilian Open /11th Italian Open Air France Madame Open

The Gleneagles Hotel (King’s Course) Sunningdale Golf Club (Old Course) Österåkers Golf Club Paris International Golf Club Golf-und Land Club Köln Il Picciolo Golf Club New Golf de Deauville

Praia d’el Rey European Cup

Praia d’El Rey Golf & CC

European Seniors’ Tour

Compaq Open Ladies’ French Open Hennessy Cup

Karrie Webb

Annika Sorenstam Karen Lunn Laura Davies Valerie van Ryckeghem Loraine Lambert

I 1998 Evian Masters Chrysler Ladies Austrian Open Chrysler Open Ladies German Open McDonald's WPGA Championship Weetabix Women's British Open Compaq Open Donegal Irish Ladies Open Air France Madame Open Marrakech Palmeraie Open Prai d'El Rey European Cup

Royal Golf Club Evian Steiermärkischer GC Murhof

Helen Alfredsson Lynette Brooky

Sjörgärde GolfKlubb Marriott Hotel Treudelberg GCC Gleneagles Kings Course Royal Lytham and St. Anne's Barsebäck Golf & CC Ballyliffin

Laura Davies

New Golf de Deauville Palmeraie Golf Palace Prai d'El Rey Golf & CC

Lora Fairclough Catriona Matthew Sherri Steinhauer Annika Sorenstam Sophie Gustafson Patricia Meunier Lebouc Sophie Gustafson European Seniors’ Tour

I 1999 Royal Marie-Claire Open* Evian Masters Chrysler Open Ladies French Open

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Evian Masters GC Evian Masters GC Halmstad Golfklubb Paris International GC

Ladies European Tour 2009

Silvia Cavalleri Catrin Nilsmark Laura Davies Trish Johnson

Ladies Austrian Open stilwerk Ladies German Open McDonald’s WPGA Championship Weetabix Women’s British Open Compaq Open Laura Davies Invitational

Steiermärkischer GC Murhof Marriott Hotel Treudelberg GC Gleneagles Kings Course Woburn G&CC

Donegal Ladies Irish Open Ladies Hannover Expo 2000 Open Ladies Italian Open

Letterkenny GC

Air France Madame Biarritz Open

Golf de Biarritz le Phare

Österåkers GC Brocket Hall GC

Rethmar Golf Links Poggio Dei Medici GC

Marrakech Open

Palmeraie Golf Palace European Cup Praia D’El Rey G&CC (*Qualifying event for Evian Masters)

Marina Arruti Anne-Marie Knight Laura Davies Sherri Steinhauer Laura Davies Sofia GronbergWhitmore Sandrine Mendiburu Sandrine Mendiburu Samantha Head Sofia GronbergWhitmore Trish Johnson LET Team

I 2000 AAMI Women’s Australian Open Ladies Italian Open Ladies Hannover Expo 2000 Open Chrysler Open

Yarra Yarra GC

Karrie Webb

Poggio Dei Medici GC Rethmar Golf Links Halmstad GolfKlubb Faithlegg GC

Sophie Gustafson Alison Munt

Ladies French Open

Royal Evian GC Le Golf d’Arras

stilwerk Ladies German Open Ladies Austrian Open

Marriott Hotel Treudelberg Steiermarksiccher GC Murhof

The Daily Telegraph Ladies British Masters presented by Kellogg’s Weetabix Women’s British Open

Mottram Hall GC

Annika Sorenstam Patricia Meunier Lebouc Joanne Morley Patricia Meunier Lebouc Trish Johnson

Royal Birkdale GC

Sophie Gustafson

Waterford Crystal Ladies Irish Open in association with Bord Failte Evian Masters

Carin Koch Sophie Gustafson

Compaq Open Kronebourg 1664 Chart Hills Classic TSN Ladies World Cup Golf

Mexx Sport Open Marrakech Palmeraie Open

Barseback Golf & Country Club Chart Hills GC Adare Manor GC

Kennemer Golf & Country Club Palmeraie Golf Palace

Juli Inkster Gina Scott Team: Sweden Individual: Laura Davies Tina Fischer Alison Munt

I 2001 ANZ Ladies Masters AAMI Women’s Australian Open Taiwan Ladies Open Nedbank Mastercard SA Masters La Perla Ladies Italian Open Ladies French Open Evian Masters Kellogg’s All-Bran Ladies British Masters presented by The Daily Telegraph WPGA Championship of Europe Weetabix Women's British Open Compaq Open

Royal Pines Resort Yarra Yarra GC Ta Shee G & CC Sun City, Gary Player GC Poggio dei Medici Le Golf d'Arras Evian Masters GC DeVere Mottram Hall

Karrie Webb Sophie Gustafson Raquel Carriedo Samantha Head Paula Marti Suzann Pettersen Rachel Teske Paula Marti

Royal Porthcawl GC Helen Alfredsson Sunningdale GC Se Ri Pak (Old Course) Osterakers GC Raquel (West) Carriedo Palmerston Ladies The Nick Faldo Karine Icher German Open Course, Bad Saarow, Berlin Waterford Crystal Faithlegg GC Raquel Ladies Irish Open Carriedo Mexx Sport Open Kennemer G & CC Karine Icher WPGA International Gleneagles Laura Davies Matchplay (PGA Centenary) Biarritz Ladies Classic Biarritz Le Phare Rachel Kirkwood

I 2002 ANZ Ladies Masters AAMI Women’s Australian Open Tenerife Ladies Open

Royal Pines Resort Yarra Yarra GC Golf Del Sur

Annika Sorenstam Karrie Webb Raquel Carriedo

Ladies Irish Open in Association with Bord Failte La Perla Italian Open Ladies Open of Costa Azul Caja Duero Open de España Femenino Evian Masters

Killarney Golf & Fishing Course

Iben Tinning

Poggio dei Medici Iben Tinning Aroeira II (New Course) Kanna Takanashi Campo De Golf De Karine Icher Salamanca Evian Masters GC Annika Sorenstam Arras Open de Le Golf d’Arras Lynnette France Dames Brooky P4 Norwegian Masters Oslo GC Laura Davies Weetabix Women’s Turnberry GC Karrie Webb British Open (Ailsa Course) Compaq Open Vasatorps GC Annika Sorenstam WPGA Championship Royal Asa Gottmo of Europe Porthcawl GC Biarritz Ladies Classic Biarritz Le Phare Sophie Gustafson

I 2003 ANZ Ladies Masters AAMI Women’s Australian Open Tenerife Ladies Open

Royal Pines Resort

Laura Davies

Terrey Hills G & CC

Mhairi McKay

Golf Las Americas

Elisabeth Esterl Ludivine Kreutz Alison Munt

La Perla Italian Open

Poggio dei Medici

Lancia Ladies Open of Portugal Open de Espana Femenino Ladies Irish Open in Association with Bord Failte Arras Open de France Dames Evian Masters

Aroeira II GC (New Course) Campo De Golf De Salamanca Killarney G & FC (Mahoney’s Point)

Evian Masters GC

Weetabix Women's British Open HP Open

Royal Lytham & St. Annes GC Drottningholm GC

BT Ladies Open in Association with Northern Ireland Events Company WPGA Championship of Europe Biarritz Ladies Classic

Warrenpoint GC

Le Golf d’Arras

Royal Porthcawl GC Biarritz Le Phare

Federica Dassu Sophie Gustafson Lynnette Brooky Juli Inkster Annika Sorenstam Sophie Gustafson Sophie Gustafson

Shani Waugh Marlene Hedblom

Ladies European Tour 2009

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Past Tournament Winners continued Qualifyng School for the 2004 Robe di Kappa Ladies European Tour

Aroeira II GC (New Course)

Bettina Hauert

I 2004 ANZ Ladies Masters

Royal Pines Resort

AAMI Women’s Australian Open Tenerife Ladies Open

Concord GC

Ladies Open of Portugal Unión Fenosa Open de España Femenino – Xacobeo BMW Ladies Italian Open Arras Open de France Dames KLM Ladies Open

Buenavista Golf Club Aroeira I GC Club de Golf de la Coruna Parco di Roma GC Le Golf d’Arras Kennemer G & CC

Ladies English Open Chart Hills GC OTP Bank Ladies Old Lake G & CC Central European Open – Hungary Evian Masters Evian Masters GC Weetabix Women’s Sunningdale GC British Open (Old Course) HP Open Ullna GC Wales “Golf as it should be” Ladies Open Catalonia Ladies Masters Qualifying School for the 2005 Robe di Kappa Ladies European Tour

Royal Porthcawl GC Club de Golf Sant Cugat Riva dei Tessali GC

Annika Sorenstam Laura Davies Diana Luna Cecilia Ekelundh Stephanie Arricau Ana B Sanchez Stephanie Arricau Elisabeth Esterl Maria Hjorth Minea Blomqvist Wendy Doolan Karen Stupples Annika Sorenstam Trish Johnson

Tenerife Ladies Open

Laguna National G & CC Fancourt Hotel & CC Royal Pines Resort Alpine Golf & Sports Club Golf Costa Adeje

Open de España Femenino

Panoramica Golf & Country Club

192

Ladies European Tour 2009

Weetabix Women's British Open Scandinavian TPC hosted by Annika Wales Ladies Championship of Europe Ladies Finnish Masters Nykredit Masters KLM Ladies Open Catalonia Ladies Masters Qualifying School for the 2006 Ladies European Tour season

Golfclub Fohrenwald-Wiener Sheraton Golf Parco de' Medici Le Golf d'Arras

Federica Piovano Iben Tinning

Gramacho Pestana Golf Resort Chart Hills Old Lake Golf & Country Club

Cecilia Ekelundh Maria Hjorth Ludivine Kreutz

Evian Masters Golf Club Royal Birkdale

Paula Creamer Jeong Jang

Barseback G&CC (Masters) Machynys Peninsula GC

Annika Sorenstam Kirsty Taylor

Helsinki Golf Club

Lisa Holm Sorensen Iben Tinning Virginie Lagoutte Karine Icher

Kokkedal Golfklub Kennemer Golf & Country Club Golf Platja de Pals La Cala Resort

Miriam Nagl

Bo Bae Song Ai Miyazato & Rui Kitada Karrie Webb Shani Waugh Ludivine Kreutz Iben Tinning

Veronica Zorzi

Ellen Smets

I 2006 Women's World Cup of Golf

Gary Player CC, Sun City

ANZ Ladies Masters Tenerife Ladies Open Open De Espana Femenino - Castellon Deutsche Bank Ladies' Swiss Open Vediorbis Open de France KLM Ladies Open

Royal Pines Resort Abama Golf

Karine Icher

I 2005 Samsung Ladies Masters Women's World Cup of Golf ANZ Ladies Masters Thailand Ladies Open

Siemens Austrian Ladies Golf Open BMW Ladies Italian Open Vediorbis Arras Open de France Dames Algarve Ladies Open of Portugal Ladies English Open OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open - Hungary Evian Masters

BMW Ladies Italian Open Estoril Ladies Open of Portugal OTP Bank Ladies Central European Open – Hungary

Annika Sorenstam & Liselotte Neumann Amy Yang

Riikka Hakkarainen Panorámica Lynn G&CC Brooky Golf Gerre Gwladys Losone Nocera Le Golf d'Arras Veronica Zorzi Eindhovensche Stephanie Golf Arricau Sheraton Golf Gwladys Parco de' Medici Nocera Quinta da Stephanie Marinha Oitavos Arricau Golfe Old Lake GC Rebecca Hudson

Catalonia Ladies Masters Evian Masters

Club Golf D'Aro

Weetabix Women's British Open Scandinavian TPC hosted by Annika Wales Ladies Championship of Europe SAS Masters

Royal Lytham & St Annes GC Bro-Balsta GC

Evian Masters GC

Machynys Peninsula GC Oslo Golf Club

Finnair Masters

Helsinki GC

Nykredit Masters

Odense Eventyr Golf Klub

Siemens Austrian Ladies Open presented by Uniqa The BBC Radio Kent Ladies English Open Dubai Ladies Masters Final Qualifying School

Golfclub Föhrenwald Chart Hills GC Emirates GC (Majlis Course) La Cala Resort, Campo America

Gwladys Nocera Karrie Webb Sherri Steinhauer Annika Sorenstam Linda Wessberg Laura Davies Virginie Lagoutte KarenMargrethe Juul Sophie Gustafson Cecilia Ekelundh Annika Sorenstam Claire Coughlan (Am) Samantha Head

I 2007

Ricoh Women's British Open Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika Wales Ladies Championship of Europe SAS Masters Finnair Masters Nykredit Masters De Vere Ladies Scottish Open UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen Madrid Ladies Masters Qualifying School for the 2008 season Indian Ladies Masters

Gramacho Golf Course, Chart Hills GC, Biddenden

Sophie Giquel Becky Brewerton

Evian Masters GC, Evian-les-Bains The Old Course, St Andrews Barsebäck G&CC, Malmo Machynys Peninsula GC, Llanelli Losby GC, Oslo Helsinki GC, Tali Helsingor GC De Vere Cameron House, The Carrick on Loch Lomond Golfclub Föhrenwald-Wiener Neustadt

Natalie Gulbis

Casino Club de Golf Retamares, Madrid Le Fonti GC

Martina Eberl

Eagleton GR, Bidadi (Bangalore Rural), Emirates GC (Majlis Course)

Gwladys Nocera

Jennifer Rosales Dorothy Delasin Karrie Webb

Lorena Ochoa Catriona Matthew Joanne Mills

Suzann Pettersen Bettina Hauert Lisa Hall Sophie Gustafson Laura Davies

Dana Lacey

Women's World Cup of Golf

Gary Player CC, Sun City

MFS Women's Australian Open ANZ Ladies Masters Tenerife Ladies Open Open de Espana Femenino Castellon 2007 Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open BMW Ladies Italian Open Northern Ireland Ladies Open KLM Ladies Open Catalonia Ladies Masters

Royal Sydney GC, Sydney Royal Pines Karrie Webb Resort Golf del Sur, Nikki Garrett San Miguel de Abona CC Mediterráneo Nikki Garrett Castellón

Dubai Ladies Masters

Women's World Cup of Golf

Gary Player Country Club

Golf Gerre Losone, Ticino Sheraton Golf Parco de Medici Hilton Templepatrick Hotel and CC Eindhovensche Golf, Valkenswaard Club de Golf Masia Bach, Barcelona Le Golf d'Arras, Anzin St Aubin

MFS Women’s Australian Open ANZ Ladies Masters VCI European Ladies Golf Cup

Kingston Heath Golf Club Royal Pines Resort Lisa Hall La Sella Trish Johnson Golf Resort Rebecca Hudson Panoramica Golf Emma & Country Club Zackrisson The Carrick Gwladys Cameron House Nocera

Vediorbis Open de France

Julieta Granada & Celeste Troche Karrie Webb

Ladies Open de Portugal Ladies English Open in association with Golf Punk Evian Masters

Bettina Hauert Trish Johnson Lisa Hall Gwladys Nocera Ashleigh Simon Linda Wessberg

Annika Sorenstam

I 2008

Open de Espana Femenino Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open Garanti American Express Ladies Turkish Open

National Golf Club

Lotta Wahlin

Ladies European Tour 2009

193

Past Tournament Winners continued Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open HypoVereinsbank Ladies German Open presented by Audi ABN AMRO Ladies Open Ladies Open of Portugal Tenerife Ladies Open The Oxfordshire Ladies English Open AIB Ladies Irish Open BMW Ladies Italian Open Evian Masters

Golf Gerre Losone Golfpark Gut Häusern

Suzann Pettersen Amy Yang

Eindhovensche Golf Quinta Da Cima

Gwladys Nocera Anne-Lise Caudal Rebecca Hudson Rebecca Hudson Suzann Pettersen Martina Eberl Helen Alfredsson Ji-Yai Shin

Golf Costa Adeje The Oxfordshire Portmarnock Links

RICOH Women’s British Open Scandinavian TPC Hosted by Annika S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe SAS Ladies Masters

Argentario Golf Club Evian Masters Golf Club Sunningdale (Old Course) Frosaker Golf Course Machynys Peninsula Golf Club Haga Golf Club

Finnair Masters

Helsinki Golf Club

Nykredit Masters UNIQA Ladies Golf Open presented by Raiffeisen Goteborg Masters

Simon’s Golf Club Golfclub Fohrenwald

Vediorbis Open de France Dames Madrid Ladies Masters Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open

Le Golf D’Arras

Saint Four Ladies Masters in Jeju Dubai Ladies Masters Qualifying School for the 2009 season

194

Lycke Golf Course

Casino Club de Golf Retamares Suzhou Taihu International Golf Club Saint Four Golf and Resort Emirates Golf Club (Majlis Course) La Manga (South Course)

Ladies European Tour 2009

Amy Yang Lotta Wahlin

Gwladys Nocera Minea Blomqvist Martina Eberl Laura Davies

Gwladys Nocera Anja Monke Gwladys Nocera Annika Sorenstam Hee-Kyung Seo Anja Monke Anna Nordqvist

US Major Championships 2009 Kraft Nabisco Championship April 2-5, 2009 Mission Hills Country Club, Rancho Mirage, Calif. Prize fund: Par: Yardage: Format: 2008 champion: Victory margin: Tournament record:

$2,000,000 36-36=72 6,673 72-hole stroke play Lorena Ochoa, 277 (-11), $300,000 Defeated Annika Sorenstam and Suzann Pettersen by five strokes. 269 (-19), Dottie Pepper, 1999

McDonald’s LPGA Championship Presented by Coca-Cola June 11-14, 2009 Bulle Rock Golf Course, Harve de Grace, Maryland Prize fund: Par: Yardage: Format: 2008 champion: Victory margin: Tournament record:

$2,000,000 36-36=72 6,641 72-hole stroke play Yani Tseng, 276 (-12),$300,000 Defeated Maria Hjorth in a four-hole, sudden-death playoff. 267 (-17), Betsy King, 1992

U.S. Women’s Open July 9-12, 2009 Saucon Valley Country Club, The Old Course, Bethlehem, Pa. Prize fund: Par: Yardage: Format: 2008 champion: Victory margin: Tournament record:

$3,250,000 35-36=71 6,740 72-hole stroke play Inbee Park, 283 (-9), $585,000 Defeated Helen Alfredsson by four strokes. 272 (-16), Juli Inkster, 1999

RICOH Women’s British Open July 30-August 2, 2009 Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Club, Lancashire, England Prize fund: Par: Yardage: Format: 2008 champion: Victory margin: Tournament record:

$2,100,000 (subject to exchange rate fluctuations) 36-36=72 6,308 72-hole stroke play Jiyai Shin, 270 (-18), $314,464 Defeated Yani Tseng by three strokes. 269 (-19), Karrie Webb, 1997; Karen Stupples, 2004

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Major Records

I Major Cuts U.S. Women’s Open conducted by the USGA

McDonald’s LPGA Championship Presented by Coca-Cola

du Maurier Classic/ Weetabix Women’s British Open*

Kraft Nabisco Championship

1971

54@160 (+16), par 72

52@162 (+16), par 73

1972

53@162 (+18), par 72

51@161 (+15), par 73

1973

58@156 (+12), par 72

55@160 (+14), par 73

1974

54@156 (+12), par 72

59@156 (+10), par 73

1975

42@159 (+15), par 72

53@152 (+8), par 72

1976

50@156 (+14), par 71

54@152 (+6), par 73

1977

51@157 (+13), par 72

64@154 (+10), par 72

1978

66@154 (+12), par 71

70@151 (+7), par 72

1979

56@152 (+10), par 71

76@152 (+8), par 72

71@155 (+9), par 73

1980

60@153 (+11), par 71

71@151 (+7), par 72

78@153 (+7), par 73

1981

69@154 (+10), par 72

69@149 (+5), par 72

80@151 (+7), par 72

1982

69@154 (+10), par 72

73@151 (+7), par 72

75@154 (+10), par 72

1983

66@156 (+14), par 71

81@150 (+6), par 72

74@149 (+5), par 72

74@155 (+11), par 72

1984

67@156 (+12), par 72

78@151 (+7), par 72

72@150 (+6), par 72

75@153 (+9), par 72

1985

62@151 (+7), par 72

71@149 (+5), par 72

76@147 (+3), par 72

79@151 (+7), par 72

1986

79@151 (+11), par 72

74@148 (+4), par 72

78@149 (+5), par 72

79@154 (+10), par 72

1987

68@152 (+8), par 72

70@145 (+1), par 72

76@147 (+3), par 72

73@155 (+11), par 72

1988

67@150(+8), par 71

72@150 (+6), par 71

70@150 (+6), par 72

79@150 (+6), par 72

1989

62@150 (+8), par 71

71@149 (+5), par 72

79@148 (+4), par 72

72@151 (+7), par 72

196

Ladies European Tour 2009

U.S. Women’s Open conducted by the USGA

McDonald’s LPGA Championship Presented by Coca-Cola

du Maurier Classic/ Weetabix Women’s British Open*

Kraft Nabisco Championship

1990

63@149 (+5), par 72

77@150 (+8), par 71

82@148 (+2), par 73

73@151 (+7), par 72

1991

74@152 (+10), par 71

73@147 (+5), par 71

80@149 (+5), par 72

72@149 (+5), par 72

1992

68@151 (+9), par 71

76@147 (+5), par 71

72@147 (+3), par 72

73@149 (+5), par 72

1993

63@147 (+3), par 72

84@148 (+6), par 71

80@147 (+3), par 72

81@151 (+7), par 72

1994

67@147 (+5), par 71

81@151 (+9), par 71

75@146 (+2), par 72

78@150 (+6), par 72

1995

76@148 (+8), par 70

77@147 (+5), par 71

74@150 (+6), par 72

78@153 (+9), par 72

1996

62@148 (+8), par 70

79@148 (+6), par 71

81@147 (+3), par 72

81@149 (+5), par 72

1997

64@147 (+5), par 71

82@150 (+8), par 71

78@148 (+2), par 73

74@149 (+5), par 72

1998

62@150 (+8), par 71

73@146 (+4), par 71

77@142 (-2), par 72

73@151 (+7), par 72

1999

63@144 (E), par 72

71@143 (+1), par 71

72@149 (+5), par 72

80@149 (+5), par 72

2000

74@151 (+7), par 72

73@147 (+5), par 71

60@150 (+6), par 72

73@149 (+5), par 72

2001

60@146 (+6), par 70

71@145 (+3), par 71

70@146 (+2), par 72

76@151 (+7), par 72

2002

69@149 (+9), par 70

71@150 (+8), par 71

66@146 (+2), par 72

74@153 (+9), par 72

2003

60@149 (+7), par 71

70@148 (+6), par 71

68@147 (+3), par 72

79@154 (+10), par 72

2004

66@147 (+5), par 71

79@146 (+4), par 71

69@146 (+2), par 72

78@152 (+8), par 72

2005

63@150 (+8), par 71

80@149 (+5), par 72

70@149 (+5), par 72

75@153 (+9), par 72

2006

68@150 (+8), par 71

76@146 (+2), par 72

71@151 (+7), par 72

70@150 (+6), par 72

2007

67@148 (+6), par 71

84@147 (+3), par 72

69@151 (+5), par 73

74@153 (+9), par 72

2008

74@150 (+4), par 73

82@144 (E), par 72

78@145 (+1), par 72

71@149 (+5), par 72

LOWEST CUT: 1998 du Maurier Classic – 77@142 (-2), par 72 HIGHEST CUT: 1972 U.S. Women’s Open – 53@162 (+18), par 72 MOST PLAYERS TO MAKE THE CUT: 1993 LPGA Championship – 84@148 (+6), par 71 and 2007 McDonald’s LPGA Championship – 84@148 (+3), par 72 FEWEST PLAYERS TO MAKE THE CUT: 1975 U.S. Women’s Open – 42@159(+15), par 72

*The du Maurier Classic was a major championship from 1979-2000. The RICOH Women’s British Open became a major championship in 2001. There were no cuts in LPGA majors prior to 1971. Ladies European Tour 2009

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I Most Majors Total

McDonald’s LPGA

U.S. Open

Kraft Nabisco

RICOH/ du Maurier^

Titleholders

Western

Berg, P.

—

Wright, M.

—

Suggs, L.

—

Sorenstam, A.

—

Zaharias, B.

—

Rawls, B.

—

Inkster, J.

—

Webb, K.

—

Bradley, P.

—

King, B.

—

Sheehan, P.

—

Whitworth, K.

Alcott, A.

Pak, S.

Berning, S.

Caponi, D.

—

Davies, L.

Haynie, S.

Mallon, M.

Stacy, H.

Hanson, B.

Jameson, B.

Lopez, N.

Mills, M.

Stephenson, J.

Burton, B.

Carner, J.

198

1 1

Ladies European Tour 2009

—

2 —

—

— —

Total

McDonald’s LPGA

U.S. Open

Kraft Nabisco

RICOH/ du Maurier^

—

Crocker, F.

Geddes, J.

Little, S.

Mann, C.

Palmer, S.

Pepper, D.

Smith, M.

—

Steinhauer, S.

Titleholders

1 —

— —

1 2

—

— 2

—

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.

Western

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.

Ladies European Tour 2009

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I Major Champions U.S. Women’s Open (1950-today)

McDonald’s LPGA Championship (1955-today)

RICOH Kraft Nabisco Women’s Championship British Open (1983-today) (2001-today) du Maurier Classic (1979-2000)

2008

Park, I.

Tseng, Y.

Shin, J.

Ochoa, L

2007

Kerr, C.

Pettersen, S.

Ochoa, L.

Pressel, M.

Titleholders Championship 1937-42, (1946-66, 1972)

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.

Meunier-Lebouc, P.

2002

Inkster, J.

Pak, S.

Webb, K.

Sorenstam, A.

2001

Webb, K.

Pak, S.

Sorenstam, A.

2000

Webb, K.

Inkster, J.

Mallon, M.

Webb, K.

1999

Inkster, J.

Webb, K.

Pepper, D.

1998

Pak, S.

Burton, B.

Hurst, P.

1997

Nicholas, A.

Johnson, C.

Walker, C.

King, B.

1996

Sorenstam, A.

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.

(Pepper) Mochrie, D.

1991

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 (Anschutz), J.King, B.

1986

Geddes, J.

Bradley, P.

1985

Baker, K.

Lopez, N.

Bradley, P.

Miller, A.

1984

Stacy, H.

Sheehan, P.

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.

1973

Berning, S.

Mills, M.

1972

Berning, S.

Ahern, K.

1971

Carner, J.

Whitworth, K.

1970

Caponi, D.

Englehorn, S.

1969

Caponi, D.

Rawls, B.

1968

Berning, S.

Post, S

200

Ladies European Tour 2009

Bradley, P.

Palmer, S.

Western Open (1930-67)

U.S. Women’s Open (1950-today)

McDonald’s LPGA Championship (1955-today)

RICOH Kraft Nabisco Women’s Championship British Open (1983-today) (2001-today) du Maurier Classic (1979-2000)

Titleholders Championship 1937-42, (1946-66, 1972)

Western Open (1930-67)

Wright, M.

1967

a-LaCoste, C.

Whitworth, K.

1966

Spuzich, S.

Ehret, G.

Whitworth, K.

1965

Mann, C.

Haynie, S.

Whitworth, K.

Berning, S.

1964

Wright, M.

Mills, M.

Smith, M.

Mann, C.

1963

Mills, M.

Wright, M.

Smith, M.

Wright, M.

1962

Breer, M.

Kimball, J.

Wright, M.

1961

Wright, M.

Faulk, M.L.

1960

Rawls, B.

Wright, M.

Crocker, F.

Ziske, J.

1959

Wright, M.

Rawls, B.

Suggs, L.

Rawls, B.

1958

Wright, M.

Hanson, B.

Berg, P.

1957

Rawls, B.

Suggs, L.

Berg, P.

1956

Cornelius, K.

Hagge, M.

Suggs, L.

Hanson, B.

1955

Crocker, F.

Hanson, B.

Berg, P.

1954

Zaharias, B.

Suggs, L.

Jameson, B.

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.

1949

Suggs, L.

a-Kirk, P.

Suggs, L.

1948

Zaharias, B.

Berg, P.

1947

Jameson, B.

a-Zaharias, B.

a-Suggs, L.

1946

Berg, P.

a-Suggs, L.

1945

a-Zaharias, B.

1944

a-Zaharias, B.

1943

Berg, P.

1942

a-Kirby, D.

a-Jameson, B.

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a-Kirby, D.

Berg, P.

1940

a-Hicks, H.

Zaharias, B.

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a-Berg, P.

a-Dettweiler, H.

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a-Berg, P.

a-Barrett, B.

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a-Berg, P.

Hicks, H.

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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.

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The 2009 Solheim Cup European Team Selection The 2009 European Solheim Cup Team will consist of 12 members of the Ladies European Tour (“LET”), selected as follows: (a) the top 5 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 3 LET members selected by the European Solheim Cup Team Captain. Qualifying Period: The Qualifying Period shall begin on the date of the first Ranking Event after the 2007 Solheim Cup (De Vere Ladies Scottish Open, 20 September 2007) and shall end on 2nd August 2009, following the conclusion of the Ricoh Women’s British Open. I Ranking Events: Ranking Events are those tournaments which take place during the Qualifying Period and are designated as such by the Ladies European Tour on the date of publication of the official LET tournament schedule for each of 2008 and 2009. I LET Solheim Cup points: LET Solheim Cup points shall be awarded to the top 10 participants at each Ranking Event and to the top 20 participants at each Major Championship as referred to below: (a) In the period between 20/9/07 and 31/12/08 Solheim Cup points shall be awarded as follows: (i) at each Ranking Event with a prize fund of less than €750,000 in accordance with the “Standard Distribution” as set out in the middle column of Distribution Table A set out below; (ii) at each Ranking Event with a prize fund of €750,000 or more (excluding the Major Championships) Solheim Cup points shall be weighted on the basis of 1.5:1 to the “Standard Distribution” as set out in the middle column of Distribution Table B set out below; (iii) at each Major Championship in accordance with the ‘Major Championship Distribution’ as set out in the middle column of Distribution Table C set out below. (b) In the period from 1/1/09 to the end of the Qualifying Period each Ranking Event and Major Championship shall receive an additional weighting on the basis of 1.5:1 to the Solheim Cup points awarded in the period between 20/09/07 and 31/12/08 as set out in the right hand column of the appropriate Distribution Tables A, B and C.

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I The following Ranking Events shall be designated as Major Championships:

Women’s British Open Evian Masters US Women’s Open* Kraft Nabisco Championship* McDonalds LPGA Championship* * NB – participation in these Ranking Events will NOT count towards the eligibility criterion for participation in 6 Ranking Events during the Qualifying Period. I Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible for selection, a player must: 1. be a member of the Ladies European Tour in any class or category of membership. Nonmembers are not eligible; 2. have played in 6 (six) Ranking Events during the Qualifying Period as a member of the Ladies European Tour, unless selected as a Captain’s pick (provided she is otherwise eligible); 3. be a European national, which shall be taken to mean: EITHER: (i) born in a European country; and (ii) holds a current passport of that European country; OR: (i) has been naturalised as a citizen of a European country; (ii) has held a current passport of that European country for the immediately preceding four (4) consecutive years; (iii) has resided in that European country for the immediately preceding four (4) consecutive years. A European country is a nation situated in the continent of Europe and is recognised as an independent state by the United Nations. Any player who holds dual nationality (of which one shall be the nationality of a European country) shall elect on joining the Ladies European Tour in each of 2008 and 2009 whether she wishes to be eligible for selection for the 2009 European Solheim Cup Team. I Notes: (a) LET Solheim Cup points can only be earned by a player from the date on which she becomes eligible pursuant to criterion (1) above. (b) In the event that any player sustains an injury or becomes ill or is otherwise unavailable to play for the 2009 European Solheim Cup Team, (which shall be determined by LET in its absolute discretion) the player will be replaced by a player who fulfils the criteria set out above and who shall be selected by the European Solheim Cup Team Captain.

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LET Solheim Cup Points Distribution Tables Table A: LET Solheim Cup points for Ranking Events with a prize fund of less than â&#x201A;Ź750,000. Tournament

Ranking Event from

Ranking Event

Placing

20/9/07 to 31/12/08

from 1/1/09

Standard Distribution 1

13.5

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7.5

4.5

Table B: LET Solheim Cup points for Ranking Events with a prize fund of â&#x201A;Ź750,000 or greater (excluding Major Championships). Tournament

Ranking Event from

Ranking Event

Placing

20/9/07 to 31/12/08

from 1/1/09

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20.25

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10.5

15.75

13.5

7.5

11.25

4.5

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Major Championship

Major

Placing

from 20/9/07 to 31/12/08

Championship from 1/1/09

22.5

19.5

16.5

13.5

10.5

7.5

4.5

1.5

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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 111⁄2 - 41⁄2. Two years later, two more points were introduced to the final day’s singles and the European’s took their revenge on their American counterparts, winning the tie 111⁄2 - 61⁄2 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 U.S. 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 Sorenstam 18 holes, earned a key half-point. In the final match of the day, Rosie Jones clinched the Cup for the U.S. 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 206

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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 41⁄2 to 31⁄2. 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 91⁄2 to 61⁄2 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, 171⁄2 - 101⁄2. 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 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 U.S. Team, led by Nancy Lopez, claimed three of the four Saturday foursomes matches, Ladies European Tour 2009

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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 61⁄2 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 141⁄2 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 71⁄2 points in the singles and regained The Solheim Cup by 151⁄2 - 121⁄2. 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 U.S. 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 21⁄2 – 11⁄2 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 41⁄2 – 31⁄2 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 81⁄2 - 71⁄2 going into the 12 singles matches. Europe needed six points to win but their hopes were dashed when the US team claimed the singles 81⁄2 - 31⁄2 to finish 16 - 12 ahead overall. Nicole Castrale defeated Bettina Hauert 3&2 to claim the victory that gave the US the 141⁄2 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. 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. Laura Davies, who was the only player to have competed in all 10 Solheim Cups, sits just one point behind Sorenstam with 23 points.

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The Solheim Cup Facts I Competition The Solheim cup is a biennial, trans-Atlantic team match-play competition featuring the best USA-born players from the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour and the best European players from the Ladies European Tour. The USA Team leads the competition, 7-3. The European Team has won three of five events staged in Europe. The 1996 and 2007 USA Teams were the only teams, from either side of the Atlantic, to win The Solheim Cup away from home. Dates: Site:

August 17-23 2009 Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Illinois.

I 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 USA and one European player compete against one another. Each plays her own ball throughout the round and records her own score. I 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. As the defending champion, the USA Team needs 14 points in 2009 to retain the Cup, with the European Team requiring 141⁄2 points to win the event. I Television Coverage The Golf Channel will broadcast coverage in the United States. The Golf Channel covered portions of The Solheim Cup in 2000 and 2002 and televised every shot in 2003, 2005 and 2007. I European Team The European Team is selected by taking the top 5 players from the LET points’ standings, followed by the next top 4 European born LET members appearing on the Rolex Women’s World Rankings at an agreed cut-off date, plus 3 Captain’s Selections. Players began accumulating points toward the 2009 European Solheim Cup Team at the 2007 De Vere Ladies Scottish Open. The date for the announcement of The 2009 European Solheim Cup Team will be the 2nd August 2009 and the announcement will take place at Royal Lytham and St Annes Golf Club. For further information please see The 2009 Solheim Cup European Team Selection Fact Sheet. I USA Team For the 12-person squad, 10 players qualify for the USA Team by earning points for wins and top20 finishes over a two-year qualifying period, with two players selected by the captain. Players began earning points toward the 2009 Solheim Cup at the State Farm Classic. The 2009 USA Solheim Cup Team will also be announced on 2nd August 2009.

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Qualifying points for the USA Team are awarded weekly to the top-20 finishers and ties at official LPGA events. Only USA-born LPGA Tour players are eligible for selection for the USA Solheim Cup Team. Point values for Solheim Cup points are: non-Solheim Cup years – 40 points for first, 20 for second and descending to 2 points for 20th place; and Solheim Cup years – 60 points for first, 30 for second, 28.5 for third, 27 for fourth, 25.5 for fifth, 24 for sixth, 22.5 for seventh, 21 for eighth, 19.5 for ninth, 18 for 10th, 16.5 for 11th, 15 for 12th, 13.5 for 13th, 12 for 14th, 10.5 for 15th, 9 for 16th, 7.5 for 17th, 6 for 18th, 4.5 for 19th and 3 for 20th. The points listed above are doubled at the four major championships every year. I The Cup 175⁄8inch Waterford Crystal cup with a 21⁄2inch mahogany base I History The Solheim Cup is named in honor 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 then Women Professional Golfers’ European Tour, developed the concept and became the title sponsor for The Solheim Cup, professional golf’s international match-play competition for women. Held every two years, the event has grown into a prestigious international women’s professional golf event. The 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 USA and European teams are highly sought after by players from both organizations. I Past Results 1990 Lake Nona Golf Club, Orlando, Fla., Nov. 16-18 USA 111⁄2, EUR 41⁄2 1992 Dalmahoy Hotel Golf and Country Club, Edinburgh, Scotland, Oct. 2-4 EUR 111⁄2, USA 61⁄2 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 USA 16, EUR 12 2000 Loch Lomond Golf Club, Luss, Scotland, Oct. 8-10 EUR 141⁄2, USA 111⁄2 2002 Interlachen Country Club, Edina, Minn., Sept. 20-22 USA 151⁄2, EUR 121⁄2 2003 Barsebäck Golf and Country Club, Malmo, Sweden, Sept. 12-14 EUR 171⁄2, USA 101⁄2 2005 Crooked Stick Golf Club, Carmel, Indiana, Sept. 9-11 USA 151⁄2, EUR 121⁄2 2007 Halmstad Golfklubb, Sweden, Sept. 14-16 USA 16, EUR 12 I 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, pitting 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 USA Team won 17-7. The European Junior Solheim Cup Team won the following year 210

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in Malmo, Sweden, 121⁄2 –111⁄2, and the USA Team regained the title in 2005 at The Bridgewater Club in Westfield, Ind., winning 16-8. In 2007, the PING Junior Solheim Cup was played at Båstad Golfklubb, near Halmstad and the European Junior Solheim Cup team won by 14 – 10. The venue for The 2009 PING Junior Solheim Cup will be Aurora Country Club, Aurora, Illinois. The tournament dates will be August 18-19 2009. I For More Information For more information and updated points standings throughout the season, visit www.LPGA.com, www.ladieseuropeantour.com or www.solheimcup.com.

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2007 Halmstad Golfklubb, Sweden September 14-16 Captains: Helen Alfredsson (Europe) Betsy King (USA)

I Friday 14th September AS

Foursomes Matches (am)

Pettersen/Gustafson Sorenstam/Matthew Davies/Brewerton Nocera/Hjorth Europe 1.5

3&2

v v v v

Hurst/Kerr Steinhauer/Diaz Inkster/Creamer Gulbis/Pressel USA 2.5

AS 4&2 2&1

Fourball Matches (pm) 4&2 AS AS Match Position

Matthew/Tinning Sorenstam/Hjorth Gustafson/Nocera Johnson/Davies Europe 2 Europe 3.5

v v v v

Hurst/Lincicome Stanford/Prammanasudh Castrale/Kerr Creamer/Pressel USA 2 USA 4.5

AS 3&2 AS

I Saturday 15th September Foursomes Matches (am) AS AS 1 up

Hjorth/Nocera Gustafson/Pettersen Tinning/Hauert Sorenstam/Matthew Europe 2

v v v v

Steinhauer Inkster/Creamer Hurst/Stanford Castrale/Kerr USA 2

AS AS 4&2

Creamer/Lincicome Inkster/Prammanasudh Gulbis/Kerr Kerr/Pressel USA 1 USA 3

AS AS

Fourball Matches (pm) AS AS 1 up 3&2

Wessberg/Hjorth Johnson/Tinning Brewerton/Davies Sorenstam/Pettersen Europe 3 Match Position Europe 5

I Sunday 14th September 3&2

Catriona Matthew Sophie Gustafson Suzann Pettersen Iben Tinning AS Becky Brewerton Trish Johnson Annika Sorenstam 4&3 Laura Davies Bettina Hauert Maria Hjorth 1 up Linda Wessberg Gwladys Nocera Europe 3.5 Final Match Position Europe 12 212

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v v v v

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v v v

Laura Diaz Pat Hurst Stacy Prammanasudh Juli Inkster Sherri Steinhauer Angela Stanford Morgan Pressel Brittany Lincicome Nicole Castrale Paula Creamer Cristie Kerr Nathalie Gulbis USA 8.5 USA 16

2&1 2 up 4&3 AS 3&2 2&1 3&2 2&1 4&3

2005 Crooked Stick Golf Club, Indianapolis, USA September 9-11 Captains: Catrin Nilsmark (Europe) Nancy Lopez (USA)

I Friday 9th September AS 2&1 AS 1 up

Foursomes Matches (am)

Koch/Matthew Davies/Hjorth Gustafson/Johnson Sorenstam/Pettersen Europe 3

v v v v

Daniel/Creamer Kerr/Gulbis Kim/Hurst Redman/Diaz USA 1

AS AS

Fourball Matches (pm) Hjorth/Tinning Gustafson/Stupples 2&1 Sorenstam/Matthew 4&3 Davies/Pettersen Europe 2 Match Position Europe 5

v v v v

Jones/Mallon Kerr/Gulbis Hurst/Ward Creamer/Inkster USA 2 USA 3

3&2 2&1

Kim/Gulbis Creamer/Inkster Diaz/Ward Redman/Hurst USA 3

4&2 3&2

I Saturday 10th September Foursomes Matches (am)

5&3

Nocera/Kreutz Davies/Hjorth Gustafson/Koch Sorenstam/Matthew Europe 1

v v v v

2 up

Fourball Matches (pm) AS AS

Tinning/Johnson Gustafson/Pettersen Koch/Matthew 4&2 Davies/Sorenstam Europe 2 Match Position Europe 8

I Sunday 11th September Sophie Gustafson Laura Davies Trish Johnson Iben Tinning Ludivine Kreutz 4&3 Annika Sorenstam Maria Hjorth 3&2 Catriona Matthew 2&1 Carin Koch 2&1 Gwladys Nocera Karen Stupples AS Suzann Pettersen Europe 4.5 Final Match Position Europe 12.5

v v v v

Daniel/Inkster Jones/Mallon Kerr/Creamer Hurst/Kim USA 2 USA 8

AS AS 1 up

Juli Inkster Paula Creamer Pat Hurst Laura Diaz Christina Kim Beth Daniel Natalie Gulbis Wendy Ward Michele Redman Cristie Kerr Meg Mallon Rosie Jones USA 7.5

2&1 7&5 2&1 6&5 5&4

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v v v

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2003 Barseb채ck G&CC, Malmo, Sweden September 12-14 Captains: Catrin Nilsmark (Europe) Patty Sheehan (USA)

I Friday 12th September AS 5&3 4&3 3&2

Foursomes Matches (am)

Koch/Davies Moodie/Matthew Sorenstam/Pettersen Gustafson/Esterl Europe 3.5

v v v v

Daniel/Robbins Inkster/Ward Diaz/Bowie Mallon/Jones USA 0.5

Kuehne/Kerr Inkster/Daniel Stanford/Mallon Redman/Jones USA 3 USA 3.5

2&1 1 up

Fourball Matches (pm) Davies/Matthew Sorenstam/Koch 3&2 Pettersen/M. Lebouc Tinning/Gustafson Europe 1 Match Position Europe 4.5

v v v v

2 up

I Saturday 13th September Foursomes Matches (am) 3&1 AS 3&2 AS

Gustafson/Pettersen Esterl/Tinning Sorenstam/Koch Moodie/Matthew Europe 3

v v v v

Kuehne/Kerr Stanford/Redman Ward/Bowie Mallon/Robbins USA 1

AS AS

Fourball Matches (pm) Sanchez/McKay Gustafson/Davies 4&3 Matthew/Moodie 1 up Sorenstam/Pettersen Europe 2 Match Position Europe 9.5

I Sunday 14th September 3&2

Janice Moodie Carin Koch 5&4 Sophie Gustafson 2&1 Iben Tinning Ana Belen Sanchez 3&1 Catriona Matthew 3&2 Annika Sorenstam Suzann Pettersen conc Laura Davies Elisabeth Esterl conc Mhairi McKay conc Patricia Meunier Lebouc Europe 8 Final Match Position Europe 17.5 214

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Daniel/Inkster Kerr/Kuehne Ward/Jones Robbins/Diaz USA 2 USA 6.5

5&4 2&1

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v v v

Kelli Kuehne Juli Inkster Heather Bowie Wendy Ward Michelle Redman Rosie Jones Angela Stanford Cristie Kerr Meg Mallon Laura Diaz Beth Daniel Kelly Robbins USA 4 USA 10.5

5&4

3&1

conc 5&4

2002 Interlachen G&CC, Minnesota, USA September 20-22 Captains: Dale Reid (Europe) Patty Sheehan (USA)

I Friday 20th September 2 up 4&2 3&2

Foursomes Matches (am)

Davies/Marti Tinning/Carriedo Alfredsson/Pettersen Sorenstam/Koch Europe 3

v v v v

Inkster/Diaz Daniel/Ward Robbins/Hurst Maillon/Kuehne USA 1

1 up

Fourball Matches (pm)

3&2 Match Position

Davies/Marti Gustafson/Icher Sorebstam/Hjorth McKay/Koch Europe 1 Europe 4

v v v v

Jones/Kerr Diaz/Klein Redman/Mallon Inkster/Kuehne USA 3 USA 4

1 up 4&3 2&1

I Saturday 21st September Foursomes Matches (am) 4&3

Sorenstam/Koch Tinning/McKay Marti/Davies Alfredsson/Pettersen Europe 1

v v v v

Kerr/Redman Klein/Ward Mallon/Inkster Diaz/Robbins USA 3

3&2 2&1 3&1

Fourball Matches (pm) 4&3 1 up 1 up 1 up Match Position

Sorenstam/Koch Hjorth/Tinning Icher/Carriedo Davies/Gustafson Europe 4 Europe 9

I Sunday 22nd September Raquel Carriedo Paula Marti Helen Alfredsson 3&2 Iben Tinning AS Susann Pettersen AS Annika Sorenstam Maria Hjorth 3&2 Sophie Gustafson Laura Davies Mhairi McKay AS Carin Koch Karine Icher Europe 3.5 Final Match Position Europe 12.5

v v v v

Daniel/Ward Hurst/Kuehne Jones/Kerr Robbins/Klein USA 0 USA 7

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v v v

Juli Inkster Laura Diaz Emilee Klein Kelli Kuehne Michele Redman Wendy Ward Kelly Robbins Cristie Kerr Meg Mallon Pat Hurst Beth Daniel Rosie Jones USA 8.5

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I Friday 6th October 4&3 3&2 2&1 1 Hole

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Davies/Nicholas Johnson/Gustafson Nilsmark/Koch Sorenstam/Moodie Europe 4

v v v v

Pepper/Inkster Robbins/Hurst Burton/Iverson Maillon/Daniel USA 0

Foursomes Matches (pm) Davies/Nicholas Johnson/Gustafson Neumann/Alfredsson 1 Hole Moodie/Sorenstam Europe 1.5 Match Position Europe 5.5

v v v v

I Saturday 7th October 3&2 3&2 2&1 AS AS

Annika Sorenstam Sophie Gustafson 4&3 Helen Alfredsson Trish Johnson Laura Davies AS Liselotte Neumann AS Alison Nicholas Patricia Meunier Lebouc 1 Hole Catrin Nilsmark Raquel Carriedo 2&1 Carin Koch 1 Hole Janice Moodie Europe 5 Final Match Position Europe 14.5

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Johnson/Gustafson Nicholas/Alfredsson Nilsmark/Koch Neumann/Meunier Lebouc Davies/Carriedo Sorenstam/Moodie Europe 4 Match Position Europe 9.5

I Sunday 8th October

Iverson/Jones Inkster/Steinhauer Robbins/Hurst Mallon/Daniel USA 2.5 USA 2.5

v v v v v v

Jones/Iverson Inkster/Steinhauer Scranton/Redman Pepper/Burton Mallon/Daniel Hurst/Robbins USA 2 USA 4.5

AS AS 2&1

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v v v

Juli Inkster Brandie Burton Beth Daniel Dottie Pepper Kelly Robbins Pat Hurst Sherri Steinhauer Meg Mallon Rosie Jones Becky Iverson Michele Redman Nancy Scranton USA 7 USA 11.5

5&4 4&3 2&1 3&2 AS AS 1 Hole 3&2

1998 Muirfield Village, Ohio, USA September 18 - 20 Captains: Judy Rankin (USA) Pia Nilsson (Europe)

I Friday 18th September 3&1 3&1 1 hole

Pepper/Inkster Mallon/Burton Robbins/Hurst Andrews/Green USA 3

Foursome Matches v v v v

Davies/Johnson Alfredsson/Nicholas Hackney/Neumann A. Sorenstam/Matthew Europe 1

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Fourball Matches AS 7&5

King/Johnson Hurst/Jones Robbins/Steinhauer 2 up Pepper/Burton USA 2.5 Match Position USA 5.5

I Saturday 19th September 3&2 1 hole 1 hole

Andrews/Steinhauer Mallon/Burton Pepper/Inkster Robbins/Hurst USA 3

v v v v

Davies/C. Sorenstam Hackney/Gustafson Alfredsson/de Lorenzi A. Sorensatm/Nilsmark Europe 1.5 Europe 2.5

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A. Sorenstam/Matthew Davies/C. Sorenstam Alfredsson/de Lorenzi Neumann/Nilsmark Europe 1

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Fourball Matches King/Jones Johnson/Green 4&3 Andrews/Steinhauer 2&1 Mallon/Inkster USA 2 Match Position USA 10.5

I Sunday 20th September Pat Hurst Juli Inkster Donna Andrews Brandie Burton 3&2 Dottie Pepper 2&1 Kelly Robbins Chris Johnson 6&4 Rosie Jones 1 hole Tammie Green 3&2 Sherri Steinhauer Betsy King AS Meg Mallon USA 5.5 Final Match Position USA 16

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A. Sorenstam/Nilsmark Davies/Hackney de Lorenzi/Alfredsson Neumann/C. Sorenstam Europe 2 Europe 5.5

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Laura Davies Helen Alfredsson Annika Sorenstam Liselotte Neumann Trish Johnson Charlotta Sorenstam Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Catrin Nilsmark Alison Nicholas Catriona Matthew Lisa Hackney Sophie Gustafson Europe: 6.5

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Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v v v

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1996 Marriott St Pierre Hotel & Country Club, Chepstow, Wales September 20-22 Captains: Judy Rankin (USA) Mickey Walker (Europe) I Friday 20th September AS 1 hole 1 hole 2&1

Robbins/McGann Sheehan/Jones Daniel/Skinner Pepper/Burton USA 3.5

Foursomes Matches (AM) v v v v

Sorenstam/Nilsmark Davies/Nicholas de Lorenzi /Reid Alfredsson/Neumann Europe 0.5

Fourball Matches (PM) Robbins/Bradley Skinner/Geddes 1 hole Pepper/King AS Mallon/Daniel USA 1.5 Match Position USA 5

I Saturday 21st September Sheehan/Jones Pepper/Burton AS Mallon/Geddes Robbins/McGann USA 0.5 Match Position USA 5.5

I Saturday 21st September Daniel/Skinner AS McGann/Mallon 2&1 Robbins/King Sheehan/Geddes USA 1.5 Match Position USA 7

I Sunday 22nd September Pat Bradley 2&1 Val Skinner 3&2 Michelle McGann AS Beth Daniel 1 hole Brandie Burton 3&2 Dottie Pepper AS Kelly Robbins 5&4 Betsy King 5&4 Rosie Jones 2 holes Jane Geddes 2&1 Patty Sheehan 4&2 Meg Mallon USA 10 Final Match Position USA 17 218

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v v v v

Davies/Johnson Sorenstam/Marshall Neumann/Nilsmark Alfredsson/Nicholas Europe 2.5 Europe 3

6&5 1 hole AS

Foursomes Matches (AM) v v v v

Davies/Johnson Sorenstam/Nilsmark Neumann/Marshall de Lorenzi/Alfredsson Europe 3.5 Europe 6.5

4&3 1 hole AS 4&3

Fourball Matches (PM) v v v v

Davies/Hackney Sorenstam/Johnson de Lorenzi/Joanne Morley Nilsmark/Neumann Europe 2.5 Europe 9

6&5 AS 3&1

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v v v

Annika Sorenstam Kathryn Marshall Laura Davies Liselotte Neumann Lisa Hackney Trish Johnson Alison Nicholas M-L de Lorenzi Joanne Morley Dale Reid Catrin Nilsmark Helen Alfredsson Europe 2 Europe 11

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1994 The Greenbrier, West Virginia October 21-23 Captains: Joanne Carner (USA) Mickey Walker (Europe)

I Friday 21st October 3&2

Mochrie/Burton Daniel/Mallon Green/Robbins Andrews/King 2 holes Sheehan/Steinhauer Match Position USA 2

I Saturday 22nd October 2&1 6&5

Mochrie/Burton Daniel/Mallon Green/Robbins 3&2 Andrews/King Sheehan/Steinhauer USA 3 Match Position USA 5

I Sunday 23rd October Betsy King 6&5 Dottie Mochrie 1 hole Beth Daniel 4&2 Kelly Robbins 1 hole Meg Mallon Patty Sheehan 1 hole Brandie Burton 3&2 Tammie Green 2 holes Sherri Steinhauer 3&2 Donna Andrews USA 8 Final Match Position USA 13

Foursomes Matches v v v v v

Neumann/Alfredsson Sorenstam/Nilsmark Reid/Fairclough Davies/Nicholas Wright/Johnson Europe 3

1 hole 2&1 2 holes

Fourball Matches v v v v v

Davies/Nicholas Nilsmark/Sorenstam Reid/Fairclough Johnson/Wright Neumann/Alfredsson Europe 2 Europe 5

4&3 1 hole

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v

Helen Alfredsson Catrin Nilsmark Trish Johnson Lora Fairclough Pam Wright Alison Nicholas Laura Davies Annika Sorenstam Dale Reid Liselotte Neumann Europe 2

2&1

3&2

Europe 7

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1992 Dalmahoy Hotel Golf & Country Club, Edinburgh, Scotland October 2 - 4 Captains: Kathy Whitworth (USA) Mickey Walker (Europe) Vice Captain: Alice Miller (USA) I Friday 2nd October King/Daniel Bradley/Mochrie 1 hole Ammaccapane/Mallon AS Sheehan/Inkster Match Position USA 1.5

I Saturday 3rd October AS 1 hole AS Match Position

Sheehan/Inkster Burton/Richard Mallon/King Bradley/Mochrie USA 2 USA 3.5

I Sunday 4th October Brandie Burton Danielle Ammaccapane Patty Sheehan 3&2 Juli Inkster 2&1 Beth Daniel Pat Bradley Meg Mallon 7&6 Deb Richard Betsy King Dottie Mochrie USA 3 Final Match Position USA 6.5

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Foursomes Matches v v v v

Davies/Nicholas Neumann/Alfredsson Descampe/Johnson Reid/Wright Europe 2.5

1 hole 2&1

Davies/Nicholas Johnson/Descampe Wright/Reid Alfredsson/Neumann Europe 2 Europe 4.5

1 hole AS

Laura Davies Helen Alfredsson Trish Johnson Alison Nicholas Florence Descampe Pam Wright Catrin Nilsmark Kitrina Douglas Liselotte Neumann Dale Reid Europe 7

4&2 4&3 2&1

Fourball Matches v v v v

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v v v

Europe 11.5

4&3 3&2 2&1 3&2

1990 Lake Nona Golf Club, Florida November 16 - 18 Captains: Kathy Whitworth (USA) Mickey Walker (Europe)

I Friday 16th November 6&5 6&5 5&4 Match Position

Bradley/Lopez Gerring/Mochrie Sheehan/Jones Daniel/King USA 3

I Saturday 17th November 2&1 2&1 4&3

Match Position

Sheehan/Jones Bradley/Lopez Daniel/King Gerring/Mochrie USA 3 USA 6

I Sunday 18th November 4&3

Cathy Gerring Rosie Jones 6&4 Nancy Lopez AS Betsy King 7&6 Beth Daniel Patty Sheehan 4&2 Dottie Mochrie 8&7 Pat Bradley USA 5.5 Final Match Position USA 11.5

Foursomes Matches v v v v

Davies/Nicholas Wright/Neumann Reid/Alfredsson Johnson/de Lorenzi Europe 1

2&1

Fourball Matches v v v v

Johnson/de Lorenzi Reid/Alfredsson Davies/Nicholas Neumann/Wright Europe 1 Europe 2

4&2

Singles Matches v v v v v v v v

Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies Alison Nicholas Pam Wright Liselotte Neumann Dale Reid M-L de Lorenzi Trish Johnson Europe 2.5

3&2 AS 2&1

Europe 4.5

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The Solheim Cup Records I 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. I 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. I History Date 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2003 2005 2007

Venue Lake Nona, Florida Dalmahoy Hotel, Edinburgh The Greenbrier, West Virginia Marriott St Pierre Hotel, Wales Muirfield Village Golf Club, Ohio Loch Lomond Golf Club, Dunbartonshire Interlachen GC, Minneapolis Barsebäck G&CC, Malmo, Sweden Crooked Stick GC, Carmel, Indiana Halmstad Golfklubb, Sweden

Winner USA Europe USA USA USA Europe USA Europe USA USA

I 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 * 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. I Future Venues Year Dates 2009 August 21-23 2011 TBC 222

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Venue Rich Harvest Farms, Illinios, USA Killeen Castle, Ireland

Result 11 1⁄2 - 4 1⁄2 11 1⁄2 - 6 1⁄2 13 - 7 17 - 11 16 - 12 14 1⁄2 – 11 1⁄2 15 1⁄2 – 12 1⁄2 17 1⁄2 – 10 1⁄2 15 1⁄2 – 12 1⁄2 16 – 12

I Year by Year Records European Record

1990 4 Foursomes matches 4 Four-ball matches 8 Singles matches 16 Total matches played 1992 4 Foursomes matches 4 Four-ball matches 10 Singles matches 18 Total matches played 1994 5 Foursomes matches 5 Four-ball matches 10 Singles matches 20 Total matches played 1996 8 Foursomes matches 8 Four-ball matches 12 Singles matches 28 Total matches played 1998 8 Foursomes matches 8 Four-ball matches 12 Singles matches 28 Total matches played 2000 8 Foursomes matches 6 Four-ball matches 12 Singles matches 26 Total matches played 2002 8 Foursomes matches 8 Four-ball matches 12 Singles matches 28 Total matches played

European Winning % USA Record

USA Winning %

1-3-0 1-3-0 2-5-1 4-11-1

25.00 25.00 38.25 28.12

3-1-0 3-1-0 5-2-1 11-4-1

75.00 75.00 68.75 71.87

2-1-1 1-1-2 7-3-0 10-5-3

62.5 50.00 70.00 63.89

1-2-1 1-1-2 3-7-0 5-10-3

37.5 50.00 30.00 33.11

3-2-0 2-3-0 2-8-0 7-13-0

60.00 40.00 20.00 35.00

2-3-0 3-2-0 8-2-0 13-7-0

40.00 60.00 80.00 65.00

3-4-1 4-2-2 1-9-2 8-15-5

43.75 62.50 16.67 37.50

4-3-1 2-4-2 9-1-2 15-8-5

56.25 37.50 83.33 62.50

2-6-0 3-4-1 6-5-1 11-15-2

25.00 43.75 54.17 42.86

6-2-0 4-3-1 5-6-1 15-11-2

75.00 56.25 45.83 57.14

5-2-1 4-2-0 5-7-0 14-11-1

68.75 66.66 41.67 55.77

2-5-1 2-4-0 7-5-0 11-14-1

31.25 33.33 58.33 44.23

4-4-0 3-5-0 7-2-3 14-11-3

50.00 37.50 70.83 55.36

4-4-0 5-3-0 2-7-3 11-14-3

50.00 62.50 29.17 44.64

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European Record

2003 8 Foursomes matches 8 Four-ball matches 12 Singles matches 28 Total matches played 2005 8 Foursomes matches 8 Four-ball matches 12 Singles matches 28 Total matches played 2007 8 Foursomes matches 8 Four-ball matches 12 Singles matches 28 Total matches played Cumulative match results 69 Foursomes matches 67 Four-ball matches 112 Singles matches 248 Total matches played

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European Winning % USA Record

USA Winning %

5-0-3 3-5-0 8-4-0 16-9-3

81.25 37.50 66.67 62.50

0-5-3 5-3-0 4-8-0 9-16-3

18.75 62.50 33.33 37.50

3-3-2 3-3-2 7-4-1 13-10-5

50.00 50.00 62.50 55.36

3-3-2 3-3-2 4-7-1 10-13-5

50.00 50.00 37.50 44.64

2-3-3 3-1-4 3-8-1 8-12-8

43.75 62.50 29.17 42.86

3-2-3 1-3-4 8-3-1 12-8-8

56.25 37.50 70.83 57.14

30-28-11 27-29-11 48-55-9 105-112-31

51.45 48.51 46.88 48.59

28-30-11 29-27-11 55-48-9 112-105-31

48.55 51.49 53.13 51.41

I Year Competed in the Solheim Cup European Players Alfredsson, Helen

Sweden

Brewerton, Becky Carriedo, Raquel Davies, Laura

Wales Spain England

de Lorenzi, Marie-Laure Descampe, Florence Douglas, Kitrina Esterl, Elisabeth Fairclough, Lora Gustafson, Sophie Hackney (Hall), Lisa Hauert, Bettina Hjorth, Maria Icher, Karine Johnson, Trish Koch, Carin Kreutz, Ludivine Marshall, Kathryn (Imrie) Marti, Paula Matthew, Catriona McKay, Mhairi Meunier-Lebouc, Patricia Moodie, Janice Morley, Joanne Neumann, Liselotte Nicholas, Alison

France Belgium England Germany England Sweden England Germany Sweden France England Sweden France Scotland Spain Scotland Scotland France Scotland England Sweden England

Nilsmark, Catrin Nocera, Gwladys Pettersen, Suzann Reid, Dale Sanchez, Ana B. Sorenstam, Annika Sorenstam, Charlotta Stupples, Karen Tinning, Iben Wessberg, Linda Wright, Pamela

Sweden France Norway Scotland Spain Sweden Sweden England Denmark Sweden Scotland

1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2007 (captain) 2007 2000, 2002 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 1990, 1996, 1998, 2007 (assistant captain) 1992 1992 2003 1994 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 1996, 1998 2007 2002, 2005, 2007 2002 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2007 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 2005 1996 2002 1998, 2003, 2005, 2007 2002, 2003 2000, 2003 2000, 2003 1996 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003 and 2005 (assistant captain) 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003 and 2005 (captain) 2005, 2007 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000 and 2002 (captain) 2003 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 1998 2005 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 2007 1990, 1992, 1994, 2000 and 2002 (assistant captain)

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US Players Ammaccapane, Danielle Andrews, Donna Bowie (Young), Heather Bradley, Pat Burton, Brandie Castrale, Nicole Creamer, Paula Daniel, Beth Diaz, Laura Geddes, Jane Gerring, Cathy Green, Tammie Gulbis, Natalie Hurst, Pat Inkster, Juli Iverson, Becky Johnson, Chris Jones, Rosie Kerr, Cristie Kim, Christina King, Betsy Klein, Emilee Kuehne, Kelli Lincicome, Brittany Lopez, Nancy Mallon, Meg McGann, Michelle Pepper, Dottie Prammanasudh, Stacy Pressel, Morgan Redman, Michele Richard, Deb Robbins, Kelly Scranton, Nancy Sheehan, Patty Skinner, Val Stanford, Angela Steinhauer, Sherri Ward, Wendy

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1992 1994, 1998 2003 1990, 1992, 1996, 2000 (captain) 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 2007 2005, 2007 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 (assistant captain) 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 1996, 2002 and 2003 (assistant captain) 1990 1994, 1998 2005, 2007 1998, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007 1992, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 2000 1998 1990, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 2005 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2007 (captain) 2002 2002, 2003 2007 1990 and 2005 (captain) 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 1996 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 2007 2007 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 1992 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003 2000 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2002 and 2003 (captain) 1996 2003, 2007 1994, 1998, 2000, 2007 2002, 2003, 2005

I Past Solheim Cup Teams 1990

Europe Mickey Walker, captain Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies* Marie-Laure de Lorenzi* Trish Johnson Liselotte Neumann Alison Nicholas Dale Reid Pam Wright

United States Kathy Whitworth, captain Pat Bradley Beth Daniel Cathy Gerring Rosie Jones Betsy King Nancy Lopez* Dottie Mochrie Patty Sheehan

1992

Mickey Walker, captain Kathy Whitworth, #captain Helen Alfredsson Danielle Ammaccapane Laura Davies Pat Bradley Florence Descampe* Brandie Burton Kitrina Douglas Beth Daniel Trish Johnson Juli Inkster* Liselotte Neumann* Betsy King Alison Nicholas Meg Mallon Catrin Nilsmark* Dottie Mochrie 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 Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies Lora Fairclough Trish Johnson* Liselotte Neumann Alison Nicholas* Catrin Nilsmark* Dale Reid* Annika Sorenstam Pam Wright*

JoAnne Carner, captain Donna Andrews Brandie Burton Beth Daniel Tammie Green Betsy King Meg Mallon Dottie Mochrie Kelly Robbins* Patty Sheehan Sherri Steinhauer

1996

Mickey Walker, captain Helen Alfredsson* Laura Davies Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Lisa Hackney Trish Johnson Kathryn Marshall* Joanne Morley Liselotte Neumann* Alison Nicholas Catrin Nilsmark* Dale Reid* Annika Sorenstam

Judy Rankin, captain Pat Bradley Brandie Burton* Beth Daniel* Jane Geddes Rosie Jones Betsy King Meg Mallon Michelle McGann Dottie Pepper Kelly Robbins Patty Sheehan Val Skinner Ladies European Tour 2009

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1998

Europe Pia Nilsson, captain Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies Marie-Laure de Lorenzi Sophie Gustafson* Lisa Hackney* Trish Johnson Catriona Matthew Liselotte Neumann* Alison Nicholas Catrin Nilsmark* Annika Sorenstam Charlotta Sorenstam*

United States Judy Rankin, captain Donna Andrews Brandie Burton Tammie Green Pat Hurst Juli Inkster Chris Johnson Rosie Jones* Betsy King Meg Mallon Dottie Pepper Kelly Robbins Sherri Steinhauer*

2000

Dale Reid, captain Helen Alfredsson* Raquel Carriedo Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson Trish Johnson Carin Koch* Patricia Meunier Lebouc Janice Moodie* Liselotte Neumann* Alison Nicholas Catrin Nilsmark* Annika Sorenstam

Pat Bradley, captain Brandie Burton* Beth Daniel* Pat Hurst Juli Inkster Becky Iverson Rosie Jones Meg Mallon Dottie Pepper Michele Redman Kelly Robbins Nancy Scranton Sherri Steinhauer

2002

Dale Reid, captain Pam Wright, assistant captain Helen Alfredsson Raquel Carriedo Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson Maria Hjorth Karine Icher Carin Koch Paula Marti Mhairi McKay Suzann Pettersen Annika Sorenstam Iben Tinning

Patty Sheehan, captain Jane Geddes, assistant captain Beth Daniel Laura Diaz Pat Hurst* Juli Inkster Rosie Jones Cristie Kerr Emilee Klein Kelli Kuehne Meg Mallon Michele Redman Kelly Robbins* Wendy Ward

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Europe Catrin Nilsmark, captain Alison Nicholas, asst. captain Laura Davies Elisabeth Esterl Sophie Gustafson Carin Koch* Catriona Matthew* Mhairi McKay Patricia Meunier-Lebouc* Janice Moodie* Suzann Pettersen* Ana B. Sanchez Annika Sorenstam Iben Tinning

United States Patty Sheehan, captain Jane Geddes, asst. captain Heather Bowie* Beth Daniel Laura Diaz Juli Inkster Rosie Jones Cristie Kerr Kelli Kuehne* Meg Mallon Michele Redman Kelly Robbins Angela Stanford Wendy Ward

2005

Catrin Nilsmark, captain Alison Nicholas, asst. captain Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson* Maria Hjorth Trish Johnson Carin Koch* Ludivine Kreutz Catriona Matthew* Gwladys Nocera Suzann Pettersen* Annika Sorenstam Karen Stupples* Iben Tinning

Nancy Lopez, captain Donna Caponi, asst. captain Paula Creamer Beth Daniel* Laura Diaz Natalie Gulbis Pat Hurst Juli Inkster Rosie Jones Cristie Kerr Christina Kim Meg Mallon Michele Redman Wendy Ward*

2007

Helen Alfredsson, captain Marie-Laure de Lorenzi, asst. captain Becky Brewerton Laura Davies Sophie Gustafson Bettina Hauert Maria Hjorth* Trish Johnson Catriona Matthew Gwladys Nocera Suzann Pettersen Annika Sorenstam Iben Tinning* Linda Wessberg*

Betsy King, captain Beth Daniel, asst. captain Nicole Castrale* Paula Creamer Laura Diaz* Natalie Gulbis Pat Hurst Juli Inkster Cristie Kerr Brittany Lincicome Stacy Prammanasudh Morgan Pressel Angela Stanford Sherri Steinhauer

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I 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) Overall singles record 4-3-0 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 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/L. Neumann) lost foursomes, 3&2 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) won foursomes, 4&2 lost foursomes, 3&1 Overall foursomes record 3-7-0 Overall four-ball record 3-2-2 Overall doubles record 6-9-2 Total points scored 11

Brewerton, Becky (Wales) Singles 2007: 0-0-1 (halved with S. Steinhauer) Overall singles record 0-0-1 Doubles 2007: 1-1-0 (partnered with L. Davies) lost foursomes, 2&1 won four-ball, 2 up Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 1-0-0 Overall doubles record 1-1-0 Total points scored 1-1/2

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Carriedo, Raquel (Spain) Singles 2000: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Iverson, 3&2) 2002: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Inkster, 4&3) Overall singles record 0-2-0 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 Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 1-0-1 Overall doubles record 1-1-1 Total points scored 1-1/2

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) 2002: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Mallon, 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) Overall singles record 5-5-0 Doubles 1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/A. Nicholas) won foursomes, 2&1 lost four-ball, 4&3 1992: 2-0-0 (partnered w/A. Nicholas) won foursomes, 1 up won four-ball, 1 up 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/A. Nicholas) won foursomes, 2&1 lost four-ball, 2&1 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 Overall foursomes record 8-6-1 Overall four-ball record 8-5-3 Overall doubles record 16-11-4 Total points scored 23

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) Overall singles record 1-2-0 Doubles 1990: 0-2-0 (partnered w/T.Johnson) lost foursomes, 5&4 lost four-ball, 2&1 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 lost four-ball, 4&3 Overall foursomes record 1-3-0 Overall four-ball record 1-3-0 Overall doubles record 2-6-0 Total points scored 3

Descampe, Florence (Belgium) Singles 1992: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Daniel, 3&1) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/T. Johnson) lost foursomes, 1 down halved four-ball Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 0-0-1 Overall doubles record 0-1-1 Total points scored 1/2

Douglas, Kitrina (England) Singles 1992: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Richard, 7&6) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record DNP Overall doubles record DNP Total points scored 0

Esterl, Elisabeth (Germany) Singles 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Diaz, 5&4) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2003: 1-0-1 won foursomes w/S. Gustafson, 3&2 halved foursomes w/I. Tinning Overall foursomes record 1-0-1 Overall four-ball record DNP Overall doubles record 1-0-1 Total points scored 1-1/2

Fairclough, Lora (England) Singles 1994: 0-1-0 (lost to K. Robbins, 4&2) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 1994: 2-0-0 (partnered w/D. Reid) won foursomes, 2&1 won four-ball, 4&3 Overall foursomes record 1-0-0 Overall four-ball record 1-0-0 Overall doubles record 2-0-0 Total points scored 2

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) 2005: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Inkster, 2&1) 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Hurst, 2&1) Overall singles record 2-3-1 Doubles 1998: 0-1-0 lost four-ball w/L. Hackney (Hall), 7&5 2000: 2-0-1 (partnered w/ T. Johnson) won foursomes, 3&2 halved foursomes won four-ball, 3&2

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European Player Performances continued 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 lost four-ball w/L. Davies, 2&1 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 Overall foursomes record 4-0-4 Overall four-ball record 2-6-1 Overall doubles record 6-6-5 Total points scored 11

Hackney (Hall), Lisa (England) Singles 1996: 0-1-0 (lost to B. Burton, 1 down) 1998: 1-0-0 (def. B. King, 6&5) Overall singles record 1-1-0 Doubles 1996: 1-0-0 won four-ball w/L. Davies, 6&5 1998: 1-2-0 lost foursomes w/L. Neumann, 1 down lost four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 7&5 won four-ball w/L. Davies, 2 up Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 2-1-0 Overall doubles record 2-2-0 Total Points Score 3

Hauert, Bettina (Germany) Singles 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to N. Castrale, 3&2) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2007: 0-1-0 (partnered with I. Tinning) lost foursomes, 4&2 Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record DNP Overall doubles record 0-1-0 Total Points Score 0

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Hjorth, Maria (Sweden) Singles 2002: 0-1-0 (lost to K. Robbins, 5&3) 2005: 0-1-0 (lost to N. Gulbis, 2&1) 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Creamer, 2&1) Overall singles record 0-3-0 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 won foursomes w/G. Nocera, 3&2 halved foursomes w/G. Nocera halved four-ball w/A. Sorenstam halved four-ball w/L. Wessberg Overall foursomes record 2-1-1 Overall four-ball record 1-2-2 Overall doubles record 3-3-3 Total points scored 4-1/2

Icher, Karine (France) Singles 2002: 0-1-0 (lost to R. Jones, 3&2) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2002: 1-1-0 lost four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 4&3 won four-ball w/R. Carriedo, 1 up Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 1-1-0 Overall doubles record 1-1-0 Total points scored 1

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) 1998: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Pepper, 3&2) 2000: 0-1-0 (lost to D. Pepper, 2&1) 2005: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Hurst, 2&1) 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Stanford, 3&2) Overall singles record 1-7-0 Doubles 1990: 0-2-0 (partnered w/M. de Lorenzi) lost foursomes, 5&4 lost four-ball, 2&1 1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/F. Descampe) lost foursomes, 1 down

halved four-ball 1994: 0-2-0 (partnered w/P. Wright) lost foursomes, 2 down lost four-ball, 3&2 1996: 2-0-1 won foursomes w/L. Davies, 4&3 won four-ball w/L. Davies, 6&5 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) won foursomes, 3&2 halved foursomes won four-ball, 3&2 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 Overall foursomes record 2-4-2 Overall four-ball record 2-2-5 Overall doubles record 4-6-7 Total points scored 8-1/2

Koch, Carin (Sweden) Singles 2000: 1-0-0 (def. M. Redman, 2&1) 2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/B. Daniel) 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Inkster, 5&4) 2005: 1-0-0 (def. M. Redman, 2&1) Overall singles record 2-1-1 Doubles 2000: 2-0-0 (partnered w/C. Nilsmark) won foursomes, 2&1 won four-ball, 2&1 2002: 4-0-0 won foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 3&2 won foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 4&3 won four-ball w/M. McKay, 3&2 won four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 4&3 2003: 1-1-1 halved foursomes w/L. Davies won foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 3&2 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 Overall foursomes record 5-0-2 Overall four-ball record 3-2-0 Overall doubles record 8-2-2 Total points scored 11-1/2

Kreutz, Ludivine (France) Singles 2005: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Kim, 5&4) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2005: 0-1-0 lost foursomes w/G. Nocera, 4&2 Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record DNP Overall doubles record 0-1-0 Total points scored 0

Marshall, Kathryn (Scotland) Singles 1996: 0-1-0 (lost to V. Skinner, 2&1) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 1996: 1-0-1 halved foursomes w/L. Neumann won four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 1 up Overall foursomes record 0-0-1 Overall four-ball record 1-0-0 Overall doubles record 1-0-1 Total points scored 1-1/2

Marti, Paula (Spain) Singles 2002: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Diaz, 5&3) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2002: 1-2-0 (partnered w/L. Davies) won foursomes, 2 up lost foursomes, 2&1 lost four-ball, 1 down Overall foursomes record 1-1-0 Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 1-2-0 Total points scored 1

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) Overall singles record 3-1-0 Doubles 1998: 1-1-0 (partnered w/A. Sorenstam) won foursomes, 3&2 lost foursomes, 3&2 2003: 2-1-1

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European Player Performances continued won foursomes w/J. Moodie, 5&3 halved foursomes w/J. Moodie lost four-ball w/L. Davies, 2&1 won four-ball w/J. Moodie, 4&3 2005: 1-2-1 halved foursomes w/C. Koch lost foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 2 down won four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 2&1 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 Overall foursomes record 3-3-2 Overall four-ball record 3-2-0 Overall doubles record 6-5-2 Total points scored 10

McKay, Mhairi (Scotland) Singles 2002: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Hurst, 3&2) 2003: 1-0-0 (def. B. Daniel, conceded on 15) Overall singles record 1-1-0 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 Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 1-1-0 Overall doubles record 1-2-0 Total points scored 2

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) Overall singles record 1-1-0 Doubles 2000: 0-0-1 halved four-ball w/L. Neumann 2003:1-0-0 won four-ball w/S. Pettersen, 3&2 Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 1-0-1 Overall doubles record 1-0-1 Total points scored 2-1/2

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Moodie, Janice (Scotland) Singles 2000: 1-0-0 (def. N. Scranton, 1 up) 2003: 1-0-0 (def. K. Kuehne, 3&2) Overall singles record 2-0-0 Doubles 2000: 2-1-0 (partnered w/A. Sorenstam) won foursomes, 1 up won foursomes, 1 up lost four-ball, 2&1 2003: 2-0-1 won foursomes w/S. Pettersen, 4&3 halved foursomes w/C. Matthew won four-ball w/C. Matthew, 4&3 Overall foursomes record 3-0-1 Overall four-ball record 1-1-0 Overall doubles record 4-1-1 Total points scored 6-1/2

Morley, Joanne (England) Singles 1996: 0-1-0 (lost to R. Jones, 5&4) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 1996: 0-1-0 lost four-ball w/M. de Lorenzi, 2&1 Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 0-1-0 Total points scored 0

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) Overall singles record 2-2-2 Doubles 1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/P.Wright) lost foursomes, 6&5 won four-ball, 4&2 1992: 1-0-1 (partnered w/H.Alfredsson) won foursomes, 2&1 halved four-ball 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/H.Alfredsson) lost foursomes, 3&2 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 Overall foursomes record 1-6-1 Overall four-ball record 3-2-2 Overall doubles record 4-8-3 Total points scored 8-1/2

Nicholas, Alison (England) Singles 1990: 0-1-0 (lost to N. Lopez, 6&4) 1992: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Inkster, 3&2) 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) Overall singles record 1-3-2 Doubles 1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/L. Davies) won foursomes, 2&1 lost four-ball, 4&3 1992: 2-0-0 (partnered w/L. Davies) won foursomes, 1 up won four-ball, 1 up 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/L. Davies) won foursomes, 2&1 lost four-ball, 2&1 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 won foursomes w/L. Davies, 4&3 lost foursomes w/ L. Davies, 6&5 won four-ball w/H. Alfredsson, 3&2 Overall foursomes record 4-3-0 Overall four-ball record 2-2-1 Overall doubles record 6-5-1 Total points scored 8-1/2

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) Overall singles record 2-3-0

Doubles 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/A.Sorenstam) won foursomes, 1 up lost four-ball, 6&5 1996: 2-1-1 halved foursomes w/A. Sorenstam won foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 1 up 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) won foursomes, 2&1 won four-ball, 2&1 Overall foursomes record 3-1-1 Overall four-ball record 3-3-0 Overall doubles record 6-4-1 Total points scored 8-1/2

Nocera, Gwladys (France) Singles 2005: 1-0-0 (def. C. Kerr, 2&1) 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to N. Gulbis, 4&3) Overall singles record 1-1-0 Doubles 2005: 0-1-0 lost foursomes w/L. Kreutz, 4&2 2007: 1-1-1 won foursomes w/M. Hjorth, 3&2 halved foursomes w/M. Hjorth lost four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 3&2 Overall foursomes record 1-1-1 Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 1-2-1 Total points scored 2-1/2

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) Overall singles record 0-2-2 Doubles 2002: 1-1-0 (partnered w/H. Alfredsson) won foursomes, 4&2 lost foursomes, 3&1 2003: 4-0-0 won foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 4&3 won foursomes w/S. Gustafson, 3&1 won four-ball w/P. Meunier-Lebouc, 3&2 won four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 1 up

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European Player Performances continued 2005: 2-0-1 won foursomes w/A. Sorenstam, 1 up won four-ball w/L. Davies, 4&3 halved four-ball w/S. Gustafson 2007: 1-0-2 halved foursomes w/S. Gustafson halved foursomes w/S. Gustafson won four-ball w/A. Sorenstam, 3&2 Overall foursomes record 4-1-2 Overall four-ball record 4-0-1 Overall doubles record 8-1-3 Total points scored 10-1/2

Reid, Dale (Scotland) 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) Overall singles record 2-2-0 Doubles 1990: 0-2-0 (partnered w/H. Alfredsson) lost foursomes, 6&5 lost four-ball, 2&1 1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/P. Wright) halved foursomes lost four-ball, 1 down 1994: 2-0-0 (partnered w/L. Fairclough) won foursomes, 2&1 won four-ball, 4&3 1996: 0-1-0 lost foursomes w/M. de Lorenzi, 1 down Overall foursomes record 1-2-1 Overall four-ball record 1-2-0 Overall doubles record 2-4-1 Total points scored 4-1/2

Sanchez, Ana B. (Spain) Singles 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Redman, 3&1) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2003: 0-1-0 lost four-ball w/M. McKay Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 0-1-0 Total points scored 0

Sorenstam, Annika (Sweden) Singles 1994: 0-1-0 (lost to T. Green, 3&2) 1996: 1-0-0 (def. P. Bradley, 2&1)

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1998: 1-0-0 (def. D. Andrews, 2&1) 2000: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Inkster, 5&4) 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) 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Pressel, 2&1) Overall singles record 4-3-1 Doubles 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/C.Nilsmark) won foursomes, 1 up lost four-ball, 6&5 1996: 2-0-2 halved foursomes w/C. Nilsmark won foursomes w/C. Nilsmark, 1 up won four-ball w/K. Marshall, 1up halved four-ball w/T. Johnson 1998: 2-2-0 won foursomes w/C. Matthew, 3&2 lost 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) won foursomes, 1 up won foursomes, 1 up lost four-ball, 2&1 2002: 3-1-0 won foursomes w/C Koch, 3&2 won foursomes w/C. Koch, 4&3 lost four-ball w/M. Hjorth, 2&1 won four-ball w/C. Koch, 4&3 2003: 3-1-0 won foursomes w/S. Pettersen, 4&3 won foursomes w/C. Koch, 3&2 lost four-ball w/C. Koch, 1 down won four-ball w/S. Pettersen, 1 up 2005: 3-1-0 won foursomes w/S. Pettersen, 1 up lost foursomes w/C. Matthew, 2 down won four-ball w/C. Matthew, 2&1 won four-ball w/L. Davies, 4&2 2007: 2-1-1 lost foursomes w/C. Matthew, 4&2 won foursomes w/C. Matthew, 1 up halved four-ball w/M. Hjorth won four-ball w/S. Pettersen, 3&2 Overall foursomes record 11-3-1 Overall four-ball record 7-5-2 Overall doubles record 18-8-3 Total points scored 24

Sorenstam, Charlotta (Sweden) Singles 1998: 0-1 (lost to K. Robbins, 2&1) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 1998: 1-1-1 won foursomes w/L. Davies, 3&2 halved four-ball w/L. Davies

lost four-ball w/L. Neumann, 2&1 Overall foursomes record 1-0-0 Overall four-ball record 0-1-1 Overall doubles record 1-1-1 Total points scored 1-1/2

Stupples, Karen (England) Singles 2005: 0-1-0 (lost to M. Mallon, 3&1) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2005: 0-1-0 lost four-ball w/S. Gustafson, 2&1 Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 0-1-0 Total points scored 0

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) 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Inkster, 4&3) Overall singles record 2-2-0 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 lost four-ball w/M. Hjorth, 3&2 halved four-ball w/T. Johnson 2007: 1-1-1 lost foursomes w/B. Hauert, 4&2 won four-ball w/C. Matthew, 4&2 halved four-ball w/T. Johnson

Wessberg, Linda (Sweden) Singles 2007: 1-0-0 (def. C. Kerr, 1 up) Overall singles record 1-0-0 Doubles 2007: 0-0-1 (partnered w/M. Hjorth) halved four-ball Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 0-0-1 Overall doubles record 0-0-1 Total points scored 1-1/2

Wright, Pam (Scotland) 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) Overall singles record 1-1-1 Doubles 1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/L. Neumann) lost foursomes, 6&5 won four-ball, 4&2 1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/D. Reid) halved foursomes lost four-ball, 1 down 1994: 0-2-0 (partnered w/T. Johnson) lost foursomes, 2 down lost four-ball, 3&2 Overall foursomes record 0-2-1 Overall four-ball record 1-2-0 Overall doubles record 1-4-1 Total points scored 3

Overall foursomes record 0-3-1 Overall four-ball record 2-2-2 Overall doubles record 2-5-3 Total points scored 5-1/2

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I USA Player Performances Ammaccapane, Danielle Singles 1992: 0-1-0 (lost to H. Alfredsson, 4&3) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 1992: 1-0-0 won foursomes w. M. Mallon, 1 up Overall foursomes record 1-0-0 Overall four-ball record DNP Overall doubles record 1-0-0 Total points scored 1

Andrews, Donna Singles 1994: 1-0-0 (def. L. Neumann, 3&2) 1998: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Sorenstam, 2&1) Overall singles record 1-1-0 Doubles 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/B. King) lost foursomes, 2&1 won four-ball, 3&2 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 Overall foursomes record 1-2-0 Overall four-ball record 2-0-0 Overall doubles record 3-2-0 Total points scored 4

Bowie, Heather Singles 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to S. Gustafson, 5&4) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2003: 0-2-0 lost foursomes w/L. Diaz, 4&3 lost four-ball w/W. Ward, 3&2

won four-ball, 2&1 1992: 0-1-1 [partnered w/D. (Pepper) Mochrie] lost foursomes, 2&1 halved four-ball 1996: 0-1-0 (partnered w/K. Robbins) lost four-ball, 6&5 Overall foursomes record 0-2-0 Overall four-ball record 1-1-1 Overall doubles record 1-3-1 Total points scored 2-1/2

Burton, Brandie 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) Overall singles record 3-2-0 Doubles 1992: 0-0-1 halved four-ball w. D. Richard 1994: 2-0-0 [partnered w/D. (Pepper) Mochrie] won foursomes, 3&2 won four-ball, 2&1 1996: 1-1-0 (partnered w/D. Pepper) won foursomes, 2&1 lost foursomes, 1 down 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 Overall foursomes record 3-3-0 Overall four-ball record 2-0-2 Overall doubles record 5-3-2 Total points scored 9

Castrale, Nicole Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 0-2-0 Total points scored 0

Bradley, Pat Singles 1990: 1-0-0 (def. T. Johnson, 8&7) 1992: 0-1-0 (lost to P. Wright, 4&3) 1996: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Sorenstam, 2&1) Overall singles record 1-2-0 Doubles 1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/N. Lopez) lost foursomes, 2&1

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Singles 2007: 1-0-0 (def. B. Hauert, 3&2) Overall singles record 1-0-0 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 Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 1-1-0 Overall doubles record 1-2-0 Total points scored 2

Creamer, Paula Singles 2005: 1-0-0 (def. L. Davies, 7&5) 2007: 1-0-0 (def. M. Hjorth, 2&1) Overall singles record 2-0-0 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 won foursomes w/J. Inkster, 2&1 halved foursomes w/J. Inkster halved four-ball w/M. Pressel halved four-ball w/B. Lincicome Overall foursomes record 2-0-2 Overall four-ball record 1-1-2 Overall doubles record 3-1-4 Total points scored 7

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) 2000: 0-1-0 (lost to H. Alfredsson, 4&3) 2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/C. Koch) 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to M. McKay, conceded on 15) 2005: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Sorenstam, 4&3) Overall singles record 3-3-2 Doubles 1990: 2-0-0 (partnered w/B. King) won foursomes, 5&4 won four-ball, 4&3 1992: 0-1-0 (partnered w/B. King) lost foursomes, 1 down 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/M. Mallon) lost foursomes, 1 down won four-ball, 6&5 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) lost foursomes, 1 down lost foursomes, 1 down halved four-ball 2002: 1-1-0 (partnered w/W. Ward) won foursomes, 1 up lost four-ball, 4&3 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 Overall foursomes record 3-4-2 Overall four-ball record 4-2-3 Overall doubles record 7-6-5 Total points scored 13-1/2

Diaz, Laura 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) 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Matthew, 3&2) Overall singles record 3-1-0 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 Overall foursomes record 2-4-1 Overall four-ball record 1-1-0 Overall doubles record 3-5-1 Total points scored 6-1/2

Geddes, Jane Singles 1996: 1-0-0 (def. D. Reid, 2 up) Overall singles record 1-0-0 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 Overall foursomes record 0-0-1 Overall four-ball record 0-2-0 Overall doubles record 0-2-1 Total points scored 1-1/2

Gerring, Cathy Singles 1990: 1-0-0 (def. H. Alfredsson, 4&3) Overall singles record 1-0-0

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Green, Tammie Singles 1994: 1-0-0 (def. A. Sorenstam, 3&2) 1998: 1-0-0 (def. A. Nicholas, 1 up) Overall singles record 2-0-0 Doubles 1994: 0-2-0 (partnered w/K. Robbins) lost foursomes, 2&1 lost four-ball, 4&3 1998: 0-2-0 lost foursomes w/D. Andrews, 3&2 lost four-ball w/C. Johnson, 2 up Overall foursomes record 0-2-0 Overall four-ball record 0-2-0 Overall doubles record 0-4-0 Total points scored 2

Gulbis, Natalie Singles 2005: 1-0-0 (def. M. Hjorth, 2&1) 2007: 1-0-0 (def. G. Nocera, 4&3) Overall singles record 2-0-0 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 Overall foursomes record 1-2-0 Overall four-ball record 1-1-0 Overall doubles record 2-3-0 Total points scored 4

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) 2007: 1-0-0 (def. S. Gustafson, 2&1) Overall singles record 3-1-1 Doubles

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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 2000: 2-1-0 (partnered w/K. Robbins) lost foursomes, 3&2 won foursomes, 1 up won four-ball, 2&1 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/W. Ward, 2&1 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 Overall foursomes record 5-2-2 Overall four-ball record 2-4-0 Overall doubles record 7-6-2 Total points scored 11-1/2

Inkster, Juli Singles 1992: 1-0-0 (def. A. Nicholas, 3&2) 1998: 0-1-0 (lost to H. Alfredsson, 2&1) 2000: 1-0-0 (def. A. Sorenstam, 5&4) 2002: 1-0-0 (def. R. Carriedo, 4&3) 2003: 1-0-0 (def. C. Koch, 5&4) 2005: 1-0-0 (def. S. Gustafson, 2&1) 2007: 1-0-0 (def. I. Tinning, 4&3) Overall singles record 6-1-0 Doubles 1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/P. Sheehan) halved foursomes lost four-ball, 1 down 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 won foursomes w/P. Creamer, 2&1 halved foursomes w/P. Creamer halved four-ball w/S. Prammanasudh Overall foursomes record 5-3-3 Overall four-ball record 3-4-2 Overall doubles record 8-7-5 Total points scored 16-1/2

Iverson, Becky Singles 2000: 1-0-0 (def. R.Carriedo, 3&2) Overall singles record 1-0-0 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 Overall foursomes record 1-1-0 Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 1-2-0 Total points scored 2

Johnson, Chris Singles 1998: 0-1-0 (lost to M. de Lorenzi, 1 down) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 1998: 0-1-1 halved four-ball w/B. King lost four-ball w/T. Green, 2 down Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 0-1-1 Overall doubles record 0-1-1 Total points scored 1/2

Jones, Rosie Singles 1990: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Davies, 3&2) 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) 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Matthew, 3&1) 2005: 0-0-1 (halved w/S. Pettersen) Overall singles record 3-3-1 Doubles 1990: 2-0-0 (partnered w/P. Sheehan) won foursomes, 6&5 won four-ball, 2&1 1996: 1-1-0 (partnered w/P. Sheehan) won foursomes, 1 up

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) won foursomes, 6&5 lost four-ball, 3&2 2002: 1-1-0 (partnered w/C. Kerr) won four-ball, 1 up lost four-ball, 1 down 2003: 1-2-0 lost foursomes w/M. Mallon, 3&2 won four-ball w/M. Redman, 2 up lost four-ball w/W. Ward, 4&3 2005:1-0-1 (partnered w/M. Mallon) won four-ball, 3&2 halved four-ball Overall foursomes record 3-2-0 Overall four-ball record 5-4-1 Overall doubles record 8-6-1 Total points scored 12

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) Overall singles record 1-3-0 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) lost foursomes, 3&1 won four-ball, 2&1 won four-ball, 2&1 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 Overall foursomes record 0-4-1 Overall four-ball record 6-2-0 Overall doubles record 6-6-1 Total points scored 7-1/2

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Kim, Christina Singles 2005: 1-0-0 (def. L. Kreutz, 5&4) Overall singles record 1-0-0 Doubles 2005: 1-1-1 halved foursomes w/P. Hurst won foursomes w/N. Gulbis, 4&2 lost four-ball w/P. Hurst Overall foursomes record 1-0-1 Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 1-1-1 Total points scored 2-1/2

King, Betsy Singles 1990: 0-0-1 (halved w/P. Wright) 1992: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Neumann, 2&1) 1994: 0-1-0 (lost to H. Alfredsson, 2&1) 1996: 1-0-0 (def. M. de Lorenzi, 5&4) 1998: 0-1-0 [lost to L. Hackney (Hall), 6&5] Overall singles record 1-3-1 Doubles 1990: 2-0-0 (partnered w/B. Daniel) won foursomes, 5&4 won four-ball, 4&3 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) lost foursomes, 2&1 won four-ball, 3&2 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 lost four-ball w/R. Jones, 5&3 Overall foursomes record 1-2-0 Overall four-ball record 5-1-1 Overall doubles record 6-3-1 Total points scored 8

Klein, Emilee Singles 2002: 1-0-0 (def. H. Alfredsson, 2&1) Overall singles record 1-0-0 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

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Overall foursomes record 1-0-0 Overall four-ball record 1-1-0 Overall doubles record 2-1-0 Total points scored 3

Kuehne, Kelli Singles 2002: 0-1-0 (lost to I. Tinning, 3&2) 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Moodie, 3&2) Overall singles record 0-2-0 Doubles 2002: 0-3-0 lost foursomes w/M. Mallon, 3&2 lost four-ball w/J. Inkster, 3&2 lost four-ball w/P. Hurst, 1 down 2003: 2-1-0 (partnered w/C. Kerr) lost foursomes, 3&1 won four-ball, 2&1 won four-ball, 2&1 Overall foursomes record 0-2-0 Overall four-ball record 2-2-0 Overall doubles record 2-4-0 Total points scored 2

Lincicome, Brittany Singles 2007: 0-1-0 (lost to L. Davies, 4&3) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2007: 0-1-1 lost four-ball w/P. Hurst, 4&2 halved four-ball w/P. Creamer Overall foursomes record 0-0-0 Overall four-ball record 0-1-1 Overall doubles record 0-1-1 Total points scored 1/2

Lopez, Nancy Singles 1990: 1-0-0 (def. A. Nicholas, 6&4) Overall singles record 1-0-0 Doubles 1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/P. Bradley) lost foursomes, 2&1 won four-ball, 2&1 Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 1-0-0 Overall doubles record 1-1-0 Total points scored 2

Mallon, Meg Singles 1992: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Nilsmark, 3&2) 1994: 1-0-0 (def. P. Wright, 1 up) 1996: 1-0-0 (def. H. Alfredsson, 4&2) 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) Overall singles record 5-2-1 Doubles 1992: 2-0-0 won foursomes w/D. Ammaccapane, 1 up won four-ball w/B. King, 1 up 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/B. Daniel) lost foursomes, 1 down won four-ball, 6&5 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 2000: 0-2-1 (partnered w/B. Daniel) lost foursomes, 1 down lost foursomes, 1 down halved four-ball 2002: 2-1-0 lost foursomes w/K. Kuehne, 3&2 won foursomes w/J. Inkster, 2&1 won four-ball w/M. Redman, 2&1 2003: 0-2-1 lost foursomes w/R. Jones, 3&2 halved foursomes w/K. Robbins lost four-ball w/A. Stanford, 3&2 2005: 1-0-1 (partnered w/R. Jones) won four-ball, 3&2 halved four-ball Overall foursomes record 3-6-2 Overall four-ball record 5-1-4 Overall doubles record 8-7-6 Total points scored 16-1/2

McGann, Michelle Singles 1996: 1-0-0 (def. L. Davies, 3&2) Overall singles record 1-0-0 Doubles 1996: 0-1-2 halved foursomes w/K. Robbins lost foursomes w/K. Robbins, 4&3 halved four-ball w/M. Mallon

Overall foursomes record 0-1-1 Overall four-ball record 0-0-1 Overall doubles record 0-1-2 Total points scored 2

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) Overall singles record 5-1-0 Doubles 1990: 1-1-0 (partnered w/C. Gerring) won foursomes, 6&5 lost four-ball, 4&2 1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/P. Bradley) lost foursomes, 2&1 halved four-ball 1994: 2-0-0 (partnered w/B. Burton) won foursomes, 3&2 won four-ball, 2&1 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, 3&1 won foursomes w/J. Inkster, 1 up won four-ball w/B. Burton, 2 up 2000: 0-1-1 lost foursomes w/J. Inkster, 4&3 halved four-ball w/B. Burton Overall foursomes record 5-3-0 Overall four-ball record 3-1-2 Overall doubles record 8-4-2 Total points scored 14

Prammanasudh, Stacy Singles 2007: 1-0-0 (def. S. Pettersen, 2 up) Overall singles record 1-0-0 Doubles 2007: 0-0-2 halved four-ball w/A. Stanford halved four-ball w/J. Inkster Overall foursomes record 0-0-0 Overall four-ball record 0-0-2 Overall doubles record 0-0-2 Total points scored 2

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Pressel, Morgan

Robbins, Kelly

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) Overall singles record 1-2-1 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 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) Overall singles record 4-1-1 Doubles 1994: 0-2-0 (partnered w/T.Green) lost foursomes, 2&1 lost four-ball, 4&3 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 won foursomes w/P. Hurst, 1 up won foursomes w/P. Hurst, 1 up lost four-ball w/S. Steinhauer, 2&1 2000: 2-1-0 (partnered w/P. Hurst) lost foursomes, 3&2 won foursomes, 1 up won four-ball, 2&1 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

Overall foursomes record 1-2-1 Overall four-ball record 2-1-0 Overall doubles record 3-3-1 Total points scored 5

Overall foursomes record 4-4-3 Overall four-ball record 2-5-0 Overall doubles record 6-9-3 Total points scored 12

Singles 2007: 1-0-0 (def. A. Sorenstam, 2&1) Overall singles record 1-0-0 Doubles 2007: 0-2-1 lost foursomes w/N. Gulbis, 3&2 halved four-ball w/P. Creamer lost four-ball w/C. Kerr, 3&2 Overall foursomes record 0-1-0 Overall four-ball record 0-1-1 Overall doubles record 0-2-1 Total points scored 1-1/2

Redman, Michele

Richard, Deb

Scranton, Nancy

Singles 1992: 1-0-0 (def. K. Douglas 7&6) Overall singles record 1-0-0 Doubles 1992: 0-0-1 halved four-ball w/B. Burton

Singles 2000: 0-1-0 (lost to J. Moodie, 1 down) Overall singles record 0-1-0 Doubles 2000: 0-1-0 (partnered w/M. Redman) lost four-ball, 2&1

Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 0-0-1 Overall doubles record 0-0-1 Total points scored 1-1/2

Overall foursomes record DNP Overall four-ball record 0-1-0 Overall doubles record 0-1-0 Total points scored 0

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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) Overall singles record 1-3-0 Doubles 1990: 2-0-0 (partnered w/R. Jones) won foursomes, 6&5 won four-ball, 2&1 1992: 0-1-1 (partnered w/J. Inkster) halved foursomes lost four-ball, 1 down 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/S. Steinhauer) won foursomes, 2 up lost four-ball, 1 down 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 Overall foursomes record 3-1-1 Overall four-ball record 1-3-0 Overall doubles record 4-4-1 Total points scored 5-1/2

Skinner, Val Singles 1996: 1-0-0 (def. K. Marshall, 2&1) Overall singles record 1-0-0 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 Overall foursomes record 1-0-0 Overall four-ball record 0-2-0 Overall doubles record 1-2-0 Total points scored 2

Stanford, Angela Singles 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to A. Sorenstam, 3&2) 2007: 1-0-0 (def. T. Johnson, 3&2) Overall singles record 1-1-0 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

Overall foursomes record 1-0-1 Overall four-ball record 0-1-1 Overall doubles record 1-1-2 Total points scored 3

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) Overall singles record 2-0-2 Doubles 1994: 1-1-0 (partnered w/P. Sheehan) won foursomes, 2 up lost four-ball, 1 down 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) halved foursomes lost four-ball, 3&2 2007: 1-0-1 (partnered w/L. Diaz) won foursomes, 4&2 halved foursomes Overall foursomes record 3-0-2 Overall four-ball record 1-3-0 Overall doubles record 4-3-2 Total points scored 8

Ward, Wendy Singles 2002: 0-0-1 (halved w/A. Sorenstam) 2003: 0-1-0 (lost to I. Tinning, 2&1) 2005: 0-1-0 (lost to C. Matthew, 3&2) Overall singles record 0-2-1 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/J. Inkster, 5&3 lost foursomes w/H. Bowie, 3&2 lost four-ball w/R. Jones, 4&3 2005: 0-2-0 lost foursomes w/L. Diaz lost four-ball w/P. Hurst Overall foursomes record 2-3-0 Overall four-ball record 0-3-0 Overall doubles record 2-6-0 Total points scored 2-1/2

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I The Solheim Cup Records I 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)

I Margin of victory in overall competition 7 points

6 points

5 points 4 points

3 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 1994 USA defeated Europe by a score of 13 to 7 1996 USA defeated Europe by a score of 17 to 11 1992 Europe defeated USA by a score of 11-1/2 to 6-1/2 1998 USA defeated Europe by a score of 16 to 12 2007 USA defeated Europe by a score of 16 to 12 2000 Europe defeated USA by a score of 14-1/2 to 11-1/2 2002 USA defeated Europe by a score of 15-1/2 to 12-1/2 2005 USA defeated Europe by a score of 15-1/2 to 12-1/2

I Most Solheim Cup events played (of 10) 10: 8: 7: 6:

Laura Davies (EUR) Beth Daniel (USA); Trish Johnson (EUR); Meg Mallon (USA); Annika Sorenstam (EUR) Helen Alfredsson (EUR); Juli Inkster (USA); Rosie Jones (USA); Sophie Gustafson (EUR); Liselotte Neumann (EUR); Alison Nicholas (EUR); Dottie Pepper (USA); Kelly Robbins (USA)

I Most matches played (of 43) 41: 37: 29: 27: 26: 25: 24:

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I Most matches won 22: 21: 14: 13: 11: 10:

Annika Sorenstam (EUR) Laura Davies (EUR) Juli Inkster (USA) Dottie Pepper (USA); Meg Mallon (USA) Rosie Jones (USA) Helen Alfredsson (EUR); Beth Daniel (USA); Pat Hurst (USA); Carin Koch (EUR); Kelly Robbins (USA) Catriona Matthew (EUR)

I Most points earned 24 points: 23 points: 16-1/2 points: 14 points: 13-1/2 points: 12 points:

Annika Sorenstam (EUR) Laura Davies (EUR) Juli Inkster (USA); Meg Mallon (USA) Dottie Pepper (USA) Beth Daniel (USA) Kelly Robbins (USA); Rosie Jones (USA) 11-1/2 points: Pat Hurst (USA); Carin Koch (EUR) 11 points: Helen Alfredsson (EUR); Sophie Gustafson (EUR) 10-1/2 points: Suzann Pettersen (EUR) 10 points: Catriona Matthew (EUR)

I Most foursomes matches played (of 17) 15: 11: 10:

Laura Davies (EUR); Annika Sorenstam (EUR) Juli Inkster (USA); Meg Mallon (USA); Kelly Robbins (USA) Helen Alfredsson (EUR)

I Most points scored in foursomes competition 11-1/2: 8-1/2: 6-1/2: 6: 5-1/2: 5:

Annika Sorenstam (EUR) Laura Davies (EUR) Juli Inkster (USA) Sophie Gustafson (EUR); Pat Hurst (USA); Carin Koch (EUR) Kelly Robbins (USA) Dottie Pepper (USA); Suzann Pettersen (EUR)

I Most four-ball matches played (of 16) 16: 14: 10: 9:

Laura Davies (EUR) Annika Sorenstam (EUR) Rosie Jones (USA); Meg Mallon (USA) Beth Daniel (USA); Sophie Gustafson (EUR); Juli Inkster (USA); Trish Johnson (EUR)

I Most points scored in four-ball competition 9-1/2: 8: 7: 6: 5-1/2:

Laura Davies (EUR) Annika Sorenstam (EUR) Meg Mallon (USA) Cristie Kerr (USA) Betsy King (USA)

I Most points scored in singles competition

I Most holes won by a team in four-ball competition 7:

6: 5-1/2: 5: 4-1/2: 4:

Juli Inkster (USA) Meg Mallon (USA) Laura Davies (EUR); Dottie Pepper (USA) Kelly Robbins (USA); Annika Sorenstam (EUR) Helen Alfredsson (EUR); Beth Daniel (USA)

I Youngest competitors Paula Creamer (USA), 2005 19 years, 1 month, 4 days Suzann Pettersen (EUR), 2002 21 years, 5 months, 13 days

I Oldest competitors Beth Daniel (USA), 2005 48 years, 10 months, 26 days Laura Davies (EUR), 2005 43 years, 11 months, 9 days

European Team, 1990 27.34 years European Team, 2005 33.45 years

I Youngest/oldest U.S. teams (average age)

I Most holes won by a foursomes team 9: 8:

Hurst/Stanford (USA), 2007, vs. Tinning/Hauert (EUR) Gustafson/Koch (EUR), 2005, vs. Diaz/Ward (USA) Davies/Nicholas (EUR), 2000, vs. Pepper/Inkster (USA)

Davies/Sorenstam (EUR), 2005 Nilsmark/Koch (EUR), 2000 Matthew/Moodie (EUR), 2003 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 Castrale/Kerr (USA), 2007 Matthew/Tinning (EUR), 2007

I Most holes won by an individual in four-ball competition

I Youngest/oldest European teams (average age)

U.S. Team, 2007 29.92 years U.S. Team, 2000 36.24 years

Gustafson/Pettersen (EUR), 2003, vs. Kerr/Kuehne (USA) Kim/Gulbis (USA), 2005, vs. Nocera/Kreutz (EUR) Creamer/Inkster (USA), 2005, vs. Davies/Hjorth (EUR) Moodie/Matthew (EUR), 2003, vs. Inkster/Ward (USA)

Davies (EUR), 2005, partnered w/Suzann Pettersen, team total 10 birdies Alfredsson (EUR), 2000, partnered w/Nicholas, team total 6 birdies Gustafson (EUR), 2000, partnered w/T. Johnson, team total 5 birdies Koch (EUR), 2000, partnered w/Nilsmark, team total 7 birdies Burton (USA), 2000, partnered w/Pepper, team total 6 birdies Davies (EUR), 2000, partnered w/Carriedo, team total 5 birdies Hurst (USA), 2000, partnered w/Robbins, team total 6 birdies Moodie (EUR), 2003, partnered w/Matthew, team total 5 birdies

I 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) *same match Ladies European Tour 2009

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I Matches ending in halves Foursomes: 12 1992 Reid/Wright (EUR) halved with Sheehan/Inkster (USA) 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) Four-ball: 13 1992 Descampe/T. Johnson (EUR) halved with Burton/Richard (USA) 1992 Alfredsson/Neumann (EUR) halved with Bradley/(Pepper) Mochrie (USA) 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) Singles: 11 1990 King (USA) halved with Wright (EUR) 1996 Daniel (USA) halved with Neumann (EUR) Robbins (USA) halved with Nicholas (EUR)

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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)

I 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

I 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

I Most points won First day Foursomes Four-ball

2000, EUR, 4 pts * 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 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 2003, EUR, 17-1/2 pts Foursomes 2003, EUR, 6-1/2 pts Four-ball 1996, EUR, 5 pts 2002, EUR, 5 pts 2003, USA, 5 pts 2007, EUR, 5 pts Singles 1996, USA, 10 pts

I Fewest points won First day Foursomes Four-ball

2000, USA, 0 pts * 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 1996, USA, 1/2 pt Four-ball 2002, USA, 0 pts 2nd day 1996, USA, 2 pts 2000, USA, 2 pts Two-day total 2000, USA, 4-1/2 pts Overall Overall Competition Foursomes Four-ball Singles

2003, 2003, 2000, 1996,

USA, USA, USA, EUR,

10-1/2 pts 1-1/2 pts 2 pts 2 pts

I Players to go undefeated in singles competition Becky Brewerton (EUR), 0-0-1 Nicole Castrale (USA), 1-0-0 Paula Creamer (USA), 2-0-0 Jane Geddes (USA), 1-0-0 Cathy Gerring (USA), 1-0-0 Tammie Green (USA), 2-0-0 Natalie Gulbis (USA), 2-0-0 Becky Iverson (USA), 1-0-0 Christina Kim (USA), 1-0-0 Emilee Klein (USA), 1-0-0 Nancy Lopez (USA), 1-0-0 Michelle McGann (USA), 1-0-0 Janice Moodie (EUR), 2-0-0 Stacy Prammanasudh (USA), 1-0-0 Morgan Pressel (USA), 1-0-0 Deb Richard (USA), 1-0-0 Val Skinner (USA), 1-0-0 Sherri Steinhauer (USA), 2-0-2 Linda Wessberg (EUR), 1-0-0

I Team win/loss record USA, 7-3 — Winning years: 1990*; 1994*; 1996; 1998*; 2002*; 2005*; and 2007 Europe, 3-7— Winning years: 1992*; 2000*; and 2003* *denotes winning at home

I Most birdies** USA and Europe combined in one session 67 – 2000, 2nd day, four-ball European Team only in one session 35 – 2000, 2nd day, four-ball USA Team only in one session 36 – 2007, singles By an individual in one session 7 – 2005, P. Creamer (USA), Singles 2005, L. Davies (EUR), 1st day, Four-ball 2005, R. Jones (USA), 2nd day, Four-ball 1996, L. Davies (EUR), 1st day, Four-ball 2000, P. Hurst (USA), 2nd day, Four-ball 2002, M. Redman (USA), 1st day, Four-ball By a four-ball team in one session 10 – 2005, Davies/Pettersen (EUR), 1st day 2002, Mallon/Redman (USA), 1st day 9 – 2005, Gustafson/Stupples (EUR), 1st day 1996, Davies/T. Johnson (EUR), 1st day 8 – 2005, Sorensatm/Matthew, 1st day 1996, A. Sorenstam/Marshall (EUR) and 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 By a foursome team 7 – 2005, Davies/Hjorth, 1st day 2000, T. Johnson/Gustafson (EUR), 1st day Moodie/A. Sorenstam (EUR), 1st day Daniel/Mallon (USA), 1st day

I Low 9-hole scores** Foursomes competition 32 (-4) 2000, Moodie/A. Sorenstam (EUR), 2nd day 33 (-4) 2002, Davies/Marti (EUR), 2nd day Icher/Carriedo (EUR), 2nd day Jones/Kerr (USA), 2nd day 33 (-3) 2005, Daniel/Creamer, 1st day Gustafson/Johnson, 1st day Redman/Hurst, 2nd day 1998, Alfredsson/de Lorenzi (EUR), 2nd day, Robbins/Hurst (USA), 1st day 2000, Iverson/Jones (USA), 1st day

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I The Solheim Cup Venues

2002, Icher/Carriedo (EUR), 1st day A. Sorenstam/Koch (EUR), 1st day and 2nd day Daniel/Ward (USA), 2nd day 2007, Steinhauer/Diaz (USA), 1st day 1996, Robbins/McGann (USA), 1st day 2002, Inkster/Diaz (USA), 1st day

Four-ball competition 29 (-6) 1996, Davies/Hackney (Hall) (EUR), 2nd day 30 (-6) 2003, Gustafson/Tinning (EUR), 1st day Singles competition 30 (-6) 2005, Creamer (USA) 32 (-4) 1998, Mallon (USA) 2007, Castrale (USA) 32 (-3) 1996, Skinner (USA)

I Low 18-hole scores** Foursomes competition 67 (-6) 2002, Davies/Marti (EUR), 1st day 67 (-5) 2000, Moodie/A. Sorenstam (EUR), 1st day 68 (-4) 2000, Mallon/Daniel (USA), 1st day 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 67 (-5) 2007, Prammanasudh (USA) 69 (-3) 1998, Gustafson (EUR) 2007, Castrale (USA); Pettersen (EUR) 70 (-2) 1998, Mallon (USA) 2007, Hurst (USA); Davies (EUR) 71 (-1) 1996, Burton, Robbins (USA); Nicholas (EUR) 2005, Jones (USA) ** Started keeping the above records with the format change in 1996.

I Number of matches going the distance (18 holes) 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2003 2005 2007

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Foursomes 0 3 1 5 3 4 2 3 3 4

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Total: 1 7 5 12 11 11 9 6 7 12

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 Golf & Country Club, 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, M inn. 36-37=73; 6,545 2003 Sweden Barseb채ck 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. TBD 2011 Ireland Killeen Castle, County Meath, Ireland TBD

I The Solheim Cup Win/Loss Records European Players

1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2003 2005 2007

W-L-H Winning %*

Alfredsson, Helen Brewerton, Becky Carriedo, Raquel Davies, Laura de Lorenzi, Marie-Laure Descampe, Florence Douglas, Kitrina Esterl, Elisabeth Fairclough, Lora Gustafson, Sophie Hackney (Hall), Lisa Hauert, Bettina Hjorth, Maria Icher, Karine Johnson, Trish Kreutz, Ludivine Koch, Carin Marshall, Kathryn Marti, Paula Matthew, Catriona McKay, Mhairi Meunier-Lebouc, Patricia Moodie, Janice Morley, Joanne Neumann, Liselotte Nicholas, Alison Nilsmark, Catrin Nocera, Gwladys Pettersen, Suzann Reid, Dale Sanchez, Ana B. Sorenstam, Annika Sorenstam, Charlotta Stupples, Karen Tinning, Iben Wessberg, Linda Wright, Pam

0-3-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0 0-3-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-3-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1-1

10-12-2 1-1-1 1-3-1 21-16-4 3-8-0 0-2-1 0-1-0 1-1-1 2-1-0 8-9-6 3-3-0 0-2-0 3-6-3 1-2-0 5-13-7 0-2-0 10-3-3 1-1-1 1-3-0 9-6-2 2-3-0 2-1-1 6-1-1 0-2-0 6-10-5 7-8-3 8-7-1 2-3-1 8-3-5 4-6-1 0-2-0 22-11-4 1-2-1 0-2-0 4-7-3 1-0-1 2-5-2

2-0-1 DNP DNP 3-0-0 DNP 0-2-1 0-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-0-1 2-1-0 1-0-0 DNP DNP 1-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1-1

2-1-0 DNP DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-3-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 2-1-0 1-2-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-3-0

1-2-1 DNP DNP 3-2-0 1-3-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1-0 DNP DNP DNP 2-1-1 DNP DNP 1-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-2-0 1-2-2 0-1-2 2-2-1 DNP DNP 0-2-0 DNP 3-0-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

2-3-0 DNP DNP 3-1-1 2-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-1-1 2-2-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-3-0 0-2-0 1-3-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 3-2-0 1-2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP

2-1-0 DNP 0-1-1 1-2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-1 DNP 3-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-1-1 3-1-0 DNP 0-1-2 2-1-1 3-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

1-2-0 DNP 1-2-0 2-3-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP 1-2-0 1-2-0 DNP DNP 4-0-1 DNP 1-3-0 DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1-1 DNP DNP 3-1-1 DNP DNP 2-2-0 DNP DNP

DNP DNP DNP 1-2-1 DNP DNP DNP 1-1-1 DNP 3-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-1 DNP DNP 3-1-1 1-1-0 2-0-0 3-0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-1-0 DNP 0-2-0 4-1-0 DNP DNP 1-1-1 DNP DNP

DNP DNP DNP 3-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-2 DNP DNP 1-3-0 DNP 0-1-2 0-2-0 2-1-1 DNP DNP 2-2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1-0 2-0-2 DNP DNP 4-1-0 DNP 0-2-0 0-2-1 DNP DNP

DNP 1-1-1 DNP 2-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-2-2 DNP 0-2-0 1-1-3 DNP 0-1-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP 3-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-1 1-1-2 DNP DNP 2-2-1 DNP DNP 1-2-1 1-0-1 DNP

45.83 50.00 30.00 56.10 27.27 16.67 —— 50.00 66.67 47.83 50.00 –––– 37.50 33.33 34.00 —— 71.88 50.00 25.00 58.82 40.00 62.50 81.25 —— 40.48 47.22 53.12 50.00 65.63 40.90 —— 64.86 37.50 —— 39.29 75.00 33.33

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W-L-H Winning %*

Ammaccapane, Danielle Andrews, Donna Bowie, Heather Bradley, Pat Burton, Brandie Castrale, Nicole Creamer, Paula Daniel, Beth Diaz, Laura Geddes, Jane Gerring, Cathy Green, Tammie Gulbis, Natalie Hurst, Pat Inkster, Juli Iverson, Becky Johnson, Chris Jones, Rosie Kerr, Cristie Kim, Christina King, Betsy Klein, Emilee Kuehne, Kelli Lincicome, Brittany Lopez, Nancy Mallon, Meg McGann, Michelle Pepper, Dottie Prammanasudh, Stacy Pressel, Morgan Redman, Michele Richard, Deb Robbins, Kelly Scranton, Nancy Sheehan, Patty Skinner, Val Stanford, Angela Steinhauer, Sherri Ward, Wendy

DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP 3-0-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP 2-0-1 DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP

1-1-0 4-3-0 0-3-0 2-5-1 8-5-2 2-2-0 5-1-4 10-9-7 6-6-1 1-2-1 2-1-0 2-4-0 4-3-0 10-7-3 14-8-5 2-2-0 0-2-1 11-9-2 7-9-1 2-1-1 7-6-2 3-1-0 2-6-0 0-2-1 2-1-0 13-9-7 1-1-2 13-5-2 1-0-2 1-2-1 4-5-2 1-0-1 10-10-4 0-2-0 5-7-1 2-2-0 2-2-2 6-3-4 2-8-1

1-1-0 DNP DNP 0-2-1 0-1-1 DNP DNP 1-1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP 0-2-1 DNP DNP DNP 1-0-1 DNP DNP 0-2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP

DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP 3-0-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP 3-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP 2-1-0 DNP

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Information on the Rolex Women’s World Rankings About the Rolex Rankings I The Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings – which were developed at the May 2004 World Congress of Women’s Golf – is the first-ever world rankings system for women’s golf sanctioned by the five major women’s professional golf Tours: the Ladies European Tour (LET); Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA); Ladies Professional Golfers’ Association of Japan (LPGA of Japan); Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA); Australian Ladies Professional Golf (ALPG); as well as the Ladies Golf Union (LGU), which administers the Weetabix Women’s British Open. I 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. I Rolex Rankings shares the established men’s world rankings philosophy of awarding points based on field strength and evaluates players’ performances over a rolling two-year period weighted in favour of the current year with even more importance placed on the most recent 13 weeks. I When the Rolex Rankings were introduced in February 2006, a divisor was used to take into account the number of tournaments played by each ranked player, and players had to compete in at least 15 events over the two-year rolling period in order to be ranked. I Effective from the 2006 Weetabix Women’s British Open final results, there was no longer a minimum number of events for a player to be eligible for the rankings and a minimum divisor of 35 was introduced. I To view the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings log on to www.ladieseuropeantour.com

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