DANA LACEY
Country Australia
Born 20/7/1982 - Perth
Turned Professional 1st April 2004
Joined Tour Nov 2006
Tournaments Played 24
Top Ten Finishes 1
Career earnings (Euro) 41,757.15
Lowest Round 67
Career Best Finish T10th
AMATEUR ANZ Ladies Masters but finished tied for 29th at the De
Winner of the 2002 South Australian Stroke Play Vere Ladies Scottish Open, which meant that she could
Championship. Winner of the 2003 Sunshine Coast progress directly to Final Qualifying School, thus avoiding
Open. Member of the 2003 Australian Spirit International Pre-Qualifying. Dana won the Ladies European Tour’s Final
Cup Team. Member of the 2003 Australian Tasman Cup Qualifying School for the 2008 season at Le Fonti Golf
Team. Runner-up at the 2003 Australian Stroke Play Club in Italy, with rounds of 69, 67, 72 and 67 for a 72-
Championship. Member of the 2004 Australian Queen hole total of 275, 13-under-par.
Sirikit Cup Team. Runner-up at the 2004 New Zealand PERSONAL
Stroke Play Championship. 173cm tall with blonde hair and green eyes. Started
PROFESSIONAL to play golf aged 10. Hobbies include shopping and
2008 Highlights watching movies. Influenced by coaches David Milne and
After finishing first at LET Qualifying School for the 2008 Ian Triggs. (Also coach to Karrie Webb). Attended the
season, Dana comfortably retained her card for 2009, Australian Institute of Sport Golf Programme from 2001-
finishing in 53rd place on the end of year New Star Money 2004. Was a contestant on The Golf Channel’s reality TV
List with season’s earnings of €39,687.15. Her best result show Big Break V in Hawaii (2006). Member of the US
from 21 appearances was T10th at the ABN AMRO Ladies Duramed Futures Tour from January 2004. Best finish
Open, played at Eindhovensche Golf in the Netherlands. 2nd in the 2005 Michelob ULTRA FUTURES Charity Golf
She recorded two further top 20 finishes: T17th at the Classic in Decatur, IL.
Vediorbis Open de France Dames and T20th at the
AIB Ladies Irish Open. Dana held a conditional Ladies
TOUR RECORD:
European Tour card in 2007 but spent most of the season
competing on the Duramed Futures Tour in America. She
(Year, earnings/points, ranking)
played in three LET tournaments in 2007. She missed the
2007 €2,070.00 153 2008 €39,687.15 53
cut at both the MFS Women’s Australian Open and the
VIRGINIE LAGOUTTE-CLEMENT
Country France
Born 2/2/1979 - Montelinde
Turned Professional 2003
Joined Tour 2003
Career Earnings (Euro) 336,134.17
Tournaments Played 74
Tournaments Won 2 (2006)
Playoff Record 1/1
Top ten finishes 12
Lowest Round 65
AMATEUR time out due to the birth of her baby girl in May. She
2002 French Champion, 2003 European Amateur returned in July for the AIB Ladies Irish Open where she
Champion. finished in joint 20th place and recorded two further top
PROFESSIONAL 20 finishes: T14th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in
2008 Highlights Austria and T17th at the Dubai Ladies Masters. She
Virginie began the year strongly when, representing played in eight events in total and earned €21,944.11.
France with Gwladys Nocera, she finished joint 5th at CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
the Women’s World Cup of Golf at Sun City, South Africa. Virginie earned her maiden professional victory at the
She then played in the two Australian events but took 2005 KLM Ladies Open at Kennemer G&CC. She beat
Ladies European Tour 2009 73
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