KAREN LUNN
Country Australia
Born 21/3/1966 - Sydney
Turned Professional 1985
Joined Tour 1985
Career Best Finish 7 wins
Career Earnings (Euro) 840,605.81
Tournaments Played 323
Top Ten Finishes 27
Lowest Round 63
AMATEUR cooking, fishing, sports and watching Australian teams
NSW Junior Team 1981-1985. NSW Senior Team 1983- in action. People most influencing her career are parents
1985. NSW Junior Champion 1982. Australian Schoolgirl Col and Val, sister Mardi, Rick Le’strange, Charlie Earp,
Champion 1982. Queensland Champion, Victoria Norman Von Nida and Lawrence Farmer.
Matchplay Champion, Queensland Junior Champion, TOUR VICTORIES
Australian Strokeplay Champion 1984. (7) 1986 Borlange Open, 1988 Godiva European
PROFESSIONAL Masters, 1990 BMW European Masters, 1992 Slovenian
2008 Highlights Open, 1993 Weetabix Women’s British Open, 1997
Karen’s best finish from 23 tournaments played in 2008 Amex Tour Player’s Classic, French Open.
was a tie for third at the inaugural Suzhou Taihu Ladies OTHER VICTORIES
Open in China, where she finished seven strokes behind (4) 1988 Thailand Open. 1990 Daikyo Challenge
the eventual winner, Annika Sorenstam. Her next best result (Australia). 1992 Malaysian Open. 1993 KRP World
was T10th at the Finnair Masters in Finland. Karen recorded Classic (Malaysia).
three additional top 20 finishes: T11th at the Vediorbis
Open de France Dames, T15th at the ABN AMRO Ladies
TOUR RECORD:
Open and T18th at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open. Her
season’s earnings were €51,837.37 and she closed the
(Year, earnings/points, ranking)
season in 41st place on the New Star Money List.
1985 £8,944 19 1997 £65,142 5
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
1986 £19,440 11 1998 £13,437 41
First of seven career wins came when she played
1987 £9,723 20 1999 £5,206 89
through snowstorm to win 1986 Borlange Open in 1988 £47,455 6 2000 638 83
Sweden, the first time she had seen snow! Almost gave 1989 £13,697 31 2001 793.21 50
up tournament golf in 1992 but won last event of year - 1990 £36,907 12 2002 1458.70 29
Slovenian Open. Won 1993 Weetabix Women’s British 1991 £7,284 53 2003 169.88 32
Open. Won 1993 Ford Order of Merit. Completed best 1992 £18,636 17 2004 110.35 47
LPGA performance T3rd in 1995 Fieldcrest Cannon 1993 £81,266 1 2005 €30,117.62 45
Classic. Was appointed Chairman of the LET in 2004. 1994 £10,157 49 2006 €19,622.63 85
PERSONAL 1995 £2,453 – 2007 €38,586.88 55
168cm with brown hair and blue eyes. Younger sister 1996 £918 – 2008 €51,837.37 41
Mardi played on Tour. Hobbies include music, reading,
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