LAURE SIBILLE
Country France
Born 16/11/1984
Turned Professional January 2009
Joined Tour January 2009
AMATEUR include watching movies, playing tennis and golf. Started
2000 French Girls’ Amateur champion. 2002 French playing the game at the age of 10. Her father, Jean-Paul
Junior Girls’ Champion. 2001 Belgium International Sibille, is her coach. He used to be a teaching
Champion. professional. Lives in Nimes, France and plays at Nimes
PERSONAL Vacquerelles.
170cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies
ASHLEIGH SIMON
Country South Africa
Born 11/5/1989
Turned Professional 12 May 2007
Joined Tour 9 July 2007
Career Victories (Last) 1 (2007)
Career Earnings (Euro) 61,095.24
Tournaments played 12
Top Ten Finishes 2
Lowest Round 68 (2 times)
AMATEUR European Tour events. The highlight of 2006 was
Ashleigh’s amateur career was nothing short of Ashleigh and her team-mates winning the World Amateur
outstanding. She won the Ladies’ club championships at Golf Championships on home turf in Cape Town. In total,
her club, the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Ashleigh received seven invitations to play in Ladies
Club, for the six years prior to her turning professional, European Tour events as an amateur, in addition to three
the first time was when she was 12 years old. The club World Cups. In 2005, she played in the Scandinavian
made her an honourary life member in 2004. In 2003 TPC and the Wales Ladies Championship; in 2006
she became the youngest amateur to receive full South she played in the Scandinavian TPC, the Wales Ladies
African colours when she played No.1 for her country Championship and the Dubai Ladies Masters and in
in the Commonwealth tournament aged 14. 2007 she played in the MFS Women’s Australian Open,
In 2004 she was the youngest player to win the where she was the leading amateur in 20th place, and
WPGA Ladies South African Open on the Women’s in the ANZ Ladies Masters, Australia.
Professional Tour and was the only amateur to have On 12th March 2007 Ashleigh won the WPGA SA
won it. She won at least one WPGA Tour event each Open for the second time in three years as an amateur.
year. She won the Jack Newton Junior International She also finishing as the leading points’ scorer on the
Classic in Australia in 2004. In the same year she WPGA Ladies’ Tour as a 17-year-old amateur. Ashleigh
represented SA at the World Amateur Golf then won her third SA Amateur title becoming the only
Championships in Puerto Rico, at 15 years of age. She player in 101 years of the tournament to win it 3 times
also represented SA in the Women’s World Cup of Golf and win the double strokeplay and matchplay back-to-
as an amateur from 2005-2007. In 2006 Ashleigh won back. Her final appearance as an amateur was to
the SA amateur double and made a mark in the USA by represent South Africa in the 2007 Commonwealth
winning the AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions, Tournament, at her home club, the Royal Johannesburg
being named a First Team Rolex Junior All American. and Kensington GC in May 2007. Turned professional in
She qualified for the Weetabix Women’s British Open May 2007 with a handicap of +3.
and received invitations to play in two other Ladies
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