Ladies Italian Open. After working hard on her game with Jesus Arruti, physical trainer Javier Aguirre, psychologist
coach Ian Triggs and building increased strength in the Ignacio Ventura, second coach Fernando Nunez and
gym, Beatriz finished the year with €37,251.85 in season’s doctor Jose Calabuig. Attached to Club de Golf Zuasti.
earnings and in 59th place on the New Star Money List.
PERSONAL
TOUR RECORD:
167cm tall with brown hair and brown eyes. Hobbies
and interests include sports, reading, music, studying
(Year, earnings/points, ranking)
economics and maths and going out with friends. Started
2006 €24,990.36 73 2008 €37,251.85 59
to play golf at age 11. Influenced to play golf by coach
2007 €22,068.80 82
DALE REID OBE
Country Scotland
Born 20/3/1959 - Ladybank
Exempt Status Lifetime Member
Turned Professional 1979
Joined Tour 1979
Career Victories (Last) 21 (1991)
Career Earnings (Euro) 1,117,255.19
Tournaments Played 371
Top Ten Finishes 135
Lowest Round 58 (Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic 1991)
AMATEUR TOUR VICTORIES
Finalist Scottish Girls’ Championship 1974. Finalist French (21) 1980 Carlsberg Coventry Tournament. 1981
Girls’ Championship 1977. Scottish International 1978. Carlsberg Gleneagles Hotel Tournament, Moben Kitchens
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Tournament. 1982 Guernsey Open. 1983 United Friendly
Elected honorary member of Tour after completing 20th Tournament, International Classic, Caldy Classic. 1984
victory in 1991 Ford Classic. Shared with Laura Davies, UBM Classic, JS Bloor Eastleigh Classic. 1985 Ulster
Nancy Lopez and Beth Daniel the then world record 20 Volkswagen Open, Brend Hotels International. 1986
under par winning score achieved in 1987 La Manga British Olivetti Tournament. 1987 Ulster Volkswagen
Club European Open at Ferndown until 1995. Lowest Open, Volmac Dutch Open, La Manga Club European
round is a 58, which she recorded in the final round of Open. 1987 Bowring Scottish Open. 1988 Birchgrey
the Bloor Homes Eastleigh Classic at Fleming Park Golf European Open, Toshiba Players Championship. 1990
Club in Hampshire in 1991. However, the Par for the Haninge Open. 1991 Ford Classic, Bloor Homes
course was 65 (34-31). Eastleigh Classic.
Jane Connachan (Scotland) also recorded a 58 in OTHER VICTORIES
the first round in the same tournament. Represented (1) 1993 Rorstrand Open (Sweden). World Team
Scotland with Pam Wright in World Team Championship, Championship: 1992
Taiwan 1992. Won Order of Merit twice, 1984 and 1987. SOLHEIM CUP
Appeared in four Solheim Cup teams from 1990 through 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000 (Captain), 2002 (Captain).
to 1996. When she missed the cut in the 1996 Guardian
Irish Open it ended a run of 40 tournaments without
TOUR RECORD:
missing the cut.
Returned to the 1996 LPGA Final Qualifying to gain
(Year, earnings/points, ranking)
exempt status for 1997 season and posted career best 1979 £50 43 1994 £31,793 13
finish with tied for 4th in 1997 SAFECO Classic. 1999 1980 £2,461 12 1995 £25,894 21
Came close to winning her first title in eight years before 1981 £7,322 4 1996 £31,395 13
finishing T2nd in the Ladies Austrian Open. Led Europe 1982 £5,358 4 1997 £20,205 28
to victory in 2000 Solheim Cup at Loch Lomond and was 1983 £8,504 4 1998 £14,744 36
re-appointed European captain for 2002 Solheim Cup in 1984 £28,239 1 1999 £25,017 30
America. 2000 Received OBE in New Years Honours list. 1985 £16,223 6 2000 634 67
PERSONAL 1986 £23,892 8 2001 2,054.27 19
162cm with brown hair and green eyes. Started playing 1987 £53,815 1 2002 801.93 51
golf aged four. Credits father Jack, John Stark and
1988 £56,905 4 2003 42.10 84
Charlie Earp as those most influencing her career. Enjoys
1989 £21,782 18 2004 53.20 74
watching movies, boating, fishing. Represents Ladybank
1990 £49,343 6 2005 €4,090.61 116
GC and Scotland.
1991 £64,494 3 2006 – –
1992 £20,080 14 2007 – –
1993 £25,553 10 2008 – –
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