EMMA CABRERA-BELLO
Country Spain
Born 22/11/1985 – Las Palmas,
Gran Canaria
Turned Professional 19th December 2007
Joined Tour 19th December 2007
Tournaments Played 18
Career Earnings (Euro) 51,325.47
Career Best Finish T7th
Lowest Round 68 (3 times)
AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL
Cabrera-Bello was a member of the European PING 2008 Highlights
Junior Solheim Cup Team in 2002 and 2003; a member Emma’s first season on the LET was solid. She made 14
of the Junior Ryder Cup team in 2002, and also cuts from 18 starts and comfortably kept her card for the
competed in the Vagliano Trophy in 2003, 2005 and 2009 season, finishing the year ranked 42nd on the New
2007. The many titles that she won during a glittering Star Money List with season’s earnings of €51,325.47.
amateur career include: the 2001 French International Emma’s best result was T7th at the AIB Ladies Irish
Junior Championship, the 2001 European Young Open at Portmarnock Hotel and Links, followed by
Masters, the 2005 Finnish Masters and the 2007 T10th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies
Biarritz Cup; the U/16, U/18 and U/21 Spanish National Scottish Open. In addition, she recorded two further
Championship, the Ladies European Amateur Team top 20 places: T16th at the Madrid Ladies Masters
Championships, the U/21 European Amateur and T17th at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open.
championship in 2002; the U/18 European Amateur PERSONAL
in 2003 and the Ladies’ European championships, 172cm tall with blonde hair and brown eyes, started to play
in 2005 and 2007. Cabrera-Bello was an AJGA All- golf at the age of 5. Enjoys reading, skiing, waterskiing,
American in 2003 and 2004. She played in the following sight-seeing and getting to know the places that she visits.
five LET events as an amateur: the 2002 Compaq Open Brother Rafael is a golf professional on the European
in Sweden, the 2002 Spanish Open (where she was the Tour. Holds a degree in Business management and
best amateur and finished tied 11th), the 2003 Tenerife administration from the University of Las Palmas de Gran
Ladies Open, the 2004 Tenerife Ladies Open (where she Canaria. Attached to Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas.
finished joint 16th) and the 2005 Spanish Open (where
she finished T27th). She finished 7th at Final Qualifying
TOUR RECORD:
School for the 2008 season, qualifying for her full LET
card at the first attempt.
(Year, earnings/points, ranking)
2008 €51,325.47 42
KRYSTLE CAITHNESS
Country Scotland
Born 21/1/1989 – Kilkaldy
Turned Professional January 2009
Joined Tour January 2009
AMATEUR PERSONAL
Represented GB&I at the 2008 Curtis Cup and the 2007 Krystle lives in Cupar and plays at St Regulus in
Vagliano Trophy. 2006 St Rule Trophy Winner. Scottish St Andrews. She attended the University of Georgia in
Young Ladies U21’s (Winner). Scottish U18 Strokeplay the United States for one year and started the second
Champion 2005, 2006 Scottish U18 Matchplay year but decided to leave early because she wanted to
Champion 2004. T6th in the individual medal at the turn professional. She started playing golf aged 4 and is
2008 World Team Championships in Adelaide. coached by Garry Forrester. Her hobbies include listening
to music and going out with friends.
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