LEAH HART
Country Australia
Born 09/6/1981
Turned Professional June 2004
Joined Tour Nov 2005
Tournaments Played 52
Top Ten Finishes 4
Career earnings (Euro) 90,219.78
Lowest Round 65
Career Best Finish 3rd
AMATEUR PERSONAL
Played for Augusta State University in 2002 and 2003. 168cm tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies
Four wins and eight top five finishes in Freshman year. include listening to music, shopping, almost all sports
PROFESSIONAL and going to the beach. Attended Augusta State
2008 Highlights University in 2002 and 2003.
Leah earned €36,841.36 from 19 LET events in 2008
and finished the year ranked 60th on the New Star
TOUR RECORD:
Money List, keeping her full card for the 2009 season.
She posted two top 10 finishes and a further three top
(Year, earnings/points, ranking)
20s. Her best results were 9th at the Oxfordshire Ladies
2006 €25,786.59 66 2008 €36,841.36 60
English Open and T10th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Open,
2007 €27,591.79 71
at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands, a course
where she had her career best result two years prior.
BETTINA HAUERT
Country Germany
Born 18/6/1982 - Hagen
Turned Professional 2003
Joined Tour 2003
Tournaments Played 79
Career Victories (Last) 2 (2007)
Play-off Record 1/1
Career Earnings (Euro) 288,456.20
Lowest Round 62
AMATEUR CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
European Girls Team Championships 1999, 2002 Voted Players’ Player of the Year in 2007. Won her
and 2003 European Club Champion, 2002 German maiden professional title at the 2007 Deutsche Bank
Champion, International German Champion 2003, Sherry Ladies Swiss Open following a three-way play-off against
Cup winner 2003, Represented Germany in Nations Spain’s Paula Marti and Australian Anna Rawson. Having
Cup, Finnish and French Champion 2003, Vagliano posted a final round 72 in regulation, Bettina succeeded
Trophy 2003. to birdie the par-five 18th hole at Golf Gerre Losone four
PROFESSIONAL extra times with a gritty display of match play style golf.
2008 Highlights Her first win was eventually sealed with a four-foot
Bettina made €7,650 from 17 events in 2008 and birdie putt at the fourth extra hole to deny Marti,
finished the year 132nd on the New Star Money List, Rawson having been eliminated after a par at the second
compared to second in 2007. She made four cuts all play-off hole. A week later, Bettina fired a final round of
year with her best result a tie for 32nd at the Open de ten-under-par 62 to finish second at the BMW Ladies
Espana Femenino. She also represented Germany at Italian Open. She then earned her place on the European
the Women’s World Cup of Golf in South Africa and tied Solheim Cup Team when she needed to with a tie for
for 18th alongside Martina Eberl. second in the S4C Wales Ladies Championship that lifted
her from ninth place to third in the European Solheim
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