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Golf was historically viewed as a prestigious sport for men and for the elite. Women were rarely seen on the course, and some exclusive golf clubs, like the Augusta National Golf Club, the Royal Troon Golf Club, and the Muirfield, even held sexist policies and did not allow women to join until recently. These days, many sports fans are starting to appreciate the game, and we could see massive crowds turning up to cheer on famous golfers like Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, or Phil Mickelson. While many men have found success in this field, female golfers are not far behind, and the LPGA Tour for female golfers is more popular than ever. These exceptional women do not just deliver great performance on the green, but they add a hotness quotient to the game. Thanks to social media, these gorgeous golfers, including golf hosts and influencers, have gained attention and fame not just by lighting up the course but also by posting their sexy golf photos.<\/h6>\n
Let us have a look at the hottest female golfers from around the globe who stand out for their skills as well as their looks.<\/strong><\/h6>\n

Warning: Extremely Graphic Photos To Follow!<\/h2>\n

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Blair O’Neal<\/h2>\n
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The stunning Blair O\u2019Neal is a well-known professional golfer, runway model, and television host. She was born in Illinois and raised in Arizona. Her passion for golf began when her father enrolled her in a local junior golf clinic when she was 11, and she spent almost every morning and afternoon on the practice range at the Dobson Ranch Golf Club. By 13, she began playing for the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) and has found much success on the green. Blair has won and placed in several collegiate and international tournaments, but when she struggled with finances and a foot injury after she graduated, she decided to put golf on hold and focus on modeling. Blair gained even more fame on the runway, and after almost five years modeling, the Golf Channel invited her to compete on their reality television show, The Big Break. Despite having limited time to prepare and practice, she finished as a runner-up on The Big Break: Prince Edward Island and revived her golf career. Blair has combined her gold and modeling careers and is famous for her photos in a swimsuit and with a golf club.<\/h6>\n

Warning: Very Graphic Photos To Follow at the end of this gallery!<\/h2>\n

Paige Spiranac<\/h2>\n
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The voluptuous Paige Spiranac is an American professional golfer, media personality, and Instagram star with over two million followers. She played collegiate golf at the University of Arizona and San Diego State University and won All-Mountain West Conference honors, leading the San Diego State Aztecs to their first Mountain West Conference Championship. When people started to check out her online trick-shot videos in 2015, her Instagram following jumped from under 10,000 to over 100,000 in only two days, and this led to her being invited to play in her first major professional tournament, the Omega Dubai Ladies Classic. In 2016, she finished her golfing season winning the Cactus Tour at Scottsdale’s Orange Tree Country Club. After Paige received criticism for sexualizing women\u2019s golf because of her appearance and outfits, she promoted an anti-bullying campaign to fight for women\u2019s rights to feel comfortable in their own skin.<\/h6>\n

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One page is not enough to fully appreciate the stunning goddess that is Paige Spiranac so here you go. You can literally spend an entire day looking at the pics of the 27-year-old Instagram sensation which is probably what most of her followers did while on lockdown. How about her photoshoot for the 2018 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue? The certified sex symbol of golf makes headlines not just with what she wears, but on what she says as well, when she revealed through her podcast that she \u201cdoesn\u2019t wear underwear on the green.\u201d These \u201cgolf headlines\u201d has certainly earned her a fair share of haters, mostly, if not all of them, women, to the point she even received death threats. She doesn\u2019t even play competitively anymore, preferring to be in \u201cgolf media,\u201d but we\u2019re pretty sure she\u2019s doing what she loves, and that includes looking really good. She broke a lot of hearts when she got married in 2018 to Steven Tinoco but we\u2019re pretty sure she continues to get proposals through Instagram.
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Bella Angel<\/h2>\n
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Dare we say \u201cMove over, Paige Spiranac, Bella Angel is here.\u201d The name says it all. Meet British bombshell Bella Angel, the UK\u2019s answer to the stunning American lady golfer. Hailing from London, Bella started playing golf at the very young age of 2, not surprising as she practically grew up on a golf course being the child of a professional golfer. She started competing at age 5, won several junior championships, and by 2014, was the captain of the Essex Girls\u2019 Team that won the County Championship. She graduated from the Loughborough University in 2019, where during her first year, she was the only female player on the team and competed against guys from other universities. She may not be as famous, yet, but trust us, she\u2019s well on her way there. At just 22 years old, and standing at a towering 6 feet, this stunning golfer, model, and influencer is ready to take on the world. Given the many opportunities at her fingertips, we\u2019re sure she\u2019s bound to pop into your radar, whether you\u2019re a golf fan or not.<\/h6>\n

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Valeria Ochoa<\/h2>\n
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The sensuous Valeria Ochoa is one of the most beautiful female golfers to ever grace the field. She was born and raised in the Municipality of Medell\u00edn, the second-largest city in Colombia, till her family relocated to the United States, and she now resides in Miami-Dade County, Florida. In 2004, she was among the contestants of The Big Break: Ladies Only, the third installment of the Golf Channel\u2019s reality TV program. Though she did not win the edition and receive exemptions into Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) events and an American celebrity tournament, Valeria helped bring the show its highest ratings to date. She has retired from playing golf, but she now works as a correspondent for the Golf Channel Latinoamerica, following and interviewing PGA Tour players. She\u2019s also the hottest golf sales manager you\u2019ll find at the Westin Diplomat Golf & Spa in Hollywood, Florida.<\/h6>\n

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Sophie Horn<\/h2>\n
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Sophie Horn is one of the sexiest female golfers on the green. The British 4-handicap golfer brought her hotness from the courses of England to the front nines of America. She found success in the sport early in her teens, being delegated to the Norfolk County Championship three years in a row and winning the Under-21 title when she was only 15. She also won the Midlands Championship and went on to win the Champion of Champions in 2001. Sophie is a qualified personal trainer, and she occasionally gives golf and fitness instructions on the Back9Network, a golf lifestyle cable TV network. In 2007, she co-moderated \u201cShow Me The Golf\u201d for Setanta Sports and \u201cThe Golf Show Pilot\u201d for Sky Sports Online. In 2010, she was voted \u201cThe World\u2019s Sexiest Golfer\u201d in an American magazine, and in 2012, she ranked third in an international poll of the sexiest female golfers in the world.<\/h6>\n

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Sandra Gal<\/h2>\n
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The leggy and statuesque Sandra Gal was born in D\u00fcsseldorf, Germany where she started playing golf when she was only five during vacations to golf resorts in Europe. She joined the German National Team when she was 17, and she won the German National Girls Championship the following year. She relocated to the United States and studied at the University of Florida where she played for the Florida Gators women’s golf team and won four events in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) competition. She turned pro when she qualified for the LPGA Tour in 2008. In 2010, Sandra showed off her long limbs to perfection when she posed for Golf Digest Czech Republic. In 2016, she participated in the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Sadly, the gorgeous golfer has been out of action for a year since she was diagnosed with dormant Lyme disease, but she\u2019s recovering and looking forward to coming back to play a full season of golf.<\/h6>\n

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Sharmila Nicollet<\/h2>\n
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The shapely Sharmila Nicollet was born in Bangalore, India in 1991 to Marc Nicollet, a French software professional, and Surekha Nagaraj Nicollet, an Indian perfumer with her own fragrance company. Sharmila pursued golf when she was 11 and won her first tournament when was only 15. Aside from being a golfer, the fit and fabulous Indo French athlete was also a sub-junior swimming champ who won over 72 gold and silver medals in state and national aquatic meets. Nicollet turned pro in 2009 when she was only 18, making her the youngest Indian golfer to qualify for the Ladies European Tour. Not only is she incredibly impressive on the fairway, winning the Order of Merit on the Women’s Golf Association of India in successive years, Nicollet is also strikingly tall and slender at 6 foot 1.<\/h6>\n

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Sydnee Michaels<\/h2>\n
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The alluring Sydnee Michaels was born in Upland, California and is the youngest among eight children. She trained in figure skating when she was very young, but when she turned eight, her father discouraged her from continuing, saying she would grow too tall for the winter activity. Sydnee switched from the ice to the green and played college golf at the University of California. She chose UCLA because of the campus\u2019 location as well as its golf team and coach. The UCLA alumnus enjoys golf as an individual sport that allows her to travel, meet new people, and join competitions. Sydnee turned pro in 2010, joined the Futures Tour the following year, and won the last two events of the season. She earned $56,232 on the LPGA Futures Tour and was presented with the Futures Tour Rookie of the Year award. Since making her debut, her career earnings have reached $974,202, and she has also sizzled her way on the golf course and was listed among the Sexiest Female Athletes of 2013 in Men\u2019s Journal.<\/h6>\n

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Cheyenne Woods<\/h2>\n
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Cheyenne Nicole Woods may have a famous golf name, but the niece of a legendary golfer is making a name for herself on the LPGA Tour and on social media. The curvy American professional golfer was born in Phoenix, Arizona to Susan and Earl Dennison Woods Jr., Tiger Woods’ half-brother. Cheyenne won over 30 amateur tournaments when she played for the Xavier College Preparatory golf team and Wake Forest University\u2019s Demon Deacons. After graduating, she qualified for the 2012 U.S. Women’s Open by finishing as co-medalist and turned pro when she competed in the 2012 LPGA Championship. Cheyenne is the sixth African American to participate in the LPGA Tour, and knowing that an African American woman is yet to win on the LPGA, she believes the sport needs to be more inclusive and accessible.<\/h6>\n

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Maria Verchenova<\/h2>\n
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The Russian professional golfer, Maria Vitalyevna Verchenova, is one of the best and most beautiful female golfers to grace the field. She is the first Russian to fully participate in the Ladies European Tour, and in 2016, she qualified for the Summer Olympics. From 2012 to 2015, she competed using her married name, Maria Balikoeva, but the two-time Russian amateur champ has returned to using her maiden name. The hot golfer is also a former ballerina, taking her grace on the stage to the fairway. From provocative photos showing her exquisitely toned body and long legs in form-fitting sportswear and swimsuits, the gorgeous Russian continues to turn heads not just with her beauty and curves, but more recently, with her headgear. Known to be very fashionable, fans were wondering about the giant hat she\u2019s been wearing that doesn\u2019t really do much in terms of style. Maria simply answered that while she might not love the hat, she wanted to protect her face so she wouldn\u2019t look old when she\u2019s 40.<\/h6>\n

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Natalie Gulbis<\/h2>\n
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The blonde bombshell, Natalie Gulbis, is an American professional golfer, recognized as a sex symbol in the LPGA. Just before the 2004 U.S. Women\u2019s Open, Natalie released a calendar for 2005 that featured her striking poses playing golf in her swimwear. The United States Golf Association (USGA) prohibited its distribution in the country, deeming the material inappropriate, but it was openly sold in Golf Canada, and the USGA was faulted for making a big deal out of the calendar. Natalie learned to play golf when she was four and won her first tournament when she was seven. She competed in her first LPGA Tour as an amateur when she was 14 and became the top player on Granite Bay High School\u2019s boys\u2019 golf team when she was 16. She dropped out of college and turned pro at age 18, made over a million dollars in LPGA earnings in 2005, and got her first professional win in 2007 at the Evian Masters in France. The sizzling hottie posed for FHM\u2019s November 2004 issue, started writing a monthly advice column for the men\u2019s lifestyle magazine in 2006, and has starred in many reality TV shows, including her very own The Natalie Gulbis Show.<\/h6>\n

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Lexi Thompson<\/h2>\n
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Alexis Noel \u201cLexi\u201d Thompson was the youngest golfer ever to play in the U.S. Women’s Open, qualifying when she was only 12. In June 2010, she turned pro at age 15, and the following year, at age 16, she became the youngest winner of an LPGA Tour event when she won the Navistar LPGA Classic. Only three months later, she became the second-youngest winner of a Ladies European tournament when she won the Dubai Ladies Masters. At age 19, she won her first major tournament at the 2014 Kraft Nabisco Championship, again making her the second-youngest LPGA golfer to win a major at the time. Lexi is not only a prodigy in the world of golf, but she is also among the most beautiful women in the sport. Surprisingly, the lovely golfer featured on the cover of Golf Digest confessed to struggling with body image and confidence, comparing herself to stick-thin fitness models on Instagram, but she has since learned to embrace her body and also encourages other women to never compare their body to others.<\/h6>\n

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Holly Sonders<\/h2>\n
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The spectacularly formed Holly Sonders is an American professional golfer, television host, and sportscaster for Fox Sports. She was born Holly Niederkohr in Marysville, Ohio, went to Marysville High School, and obtained a degree in Journalism from Michigan State University. Before pursuing a career in broadcasting, she played collegiate golf and won the American Junior Golf Association Championship successively in 2001 and 2002. She put her golfing career on pause when she suffered a knee injury that required her to undergo surgery, and she made the shift from playing golf to reporting everything about the prestigious sport. She first worked as a reporter in Little Rock before landing the job she wanted at the Golf Channel. Holly quickly rose to fame with her appearances in many shows, such as the Morning Drive, Playing Lessons with the Pros, and School of Golf, and she was also featured on the cover of Golf Digest\u2019s May 2013 issue.<\/h6>\n

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Nelly Korda<\/h2>\n
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The young and classy Nelly Korda is the daughter of retired professional tennis players. Her father and her brother won the 1998 Australian Open crown and the 2018 Australian Open boy\u2019s edition title respectively. Instead of following in her family\u2019s footsteps, she and her sister, Jessica Korda, pursued golf, and both play on the LPGA Tour. Nelly began her professional career in the 2016 Symetra Tour where she won an event and finished 9th in the season. She won her first LPGA Tour title in 2018 at the Swinging Skirts LPGA Taiwan Championship in Taoyuan. In February 2019, she won the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open, and she made it to the top 10 of the Women\u2019s World Golf Rankings. Also in 2019, Nelly won the Lacoste Ladies Open de France and defended her title at the Taiwan Swinging Skirts LPGA. Nelly does not only have a remarkable golf swing, but she also inherited the extraordinary genes of champion athletes and celebrity looks.<\/h6>\n

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Melissa Reid<\/h2>\n
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The swinging siren, Melissa Reid, is a professional golfer born in Derby, England. She has won several tournaments as an amateur, from English Girls’ Championships to the Helen Holm and St Rule Trophies. She turned pro in late 2007 and started playing on the Ladies European Tour. She finished third at the Australian Open in 2008, gained entrance into LET events for the rest of the season, and was named LET Rookie of the Year. In 2010, Melissa earned her first win at the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open, and she won twice more in 2011 as a member of the year\u2019s Solheim Cup team. Unfortunately, Melissa\u2019s massive success was derailed when her mother died in a vehicular accident in Munich while on her way to see her daughter compete in a LET event in 2012. Depressed and lonely, Melissa\u2019s performance declined the succeeding years, but she\u2019s back on the green with her game. An advocate of gender equality in sports, Melissa spoke publicly about her identity and came out that she was gay in December 2018.<\/h6>\n

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Amanda Dufner<\/h2>\n
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The sensuous Amanda Dufner is not exactly a professional golfer, but with her photos swinging on the golf course wearing only a bikini, it would be a disservice not to include her in this list of hottest women in the sport. Amanda is the former wife of the American five-time winner of the PGA Tour Championship, Jason Dufner. They had met in Auburn, Alabama in 2009, and Jason proposed to her during a rooftop dinner in New York in 2011. They tied the knot in May 2012 but divorced in early 2015. Though she\u2019s no longer a WAG (i.e. wife or girlfriend of a high-profile athlete), and while Amanda has deleted her immensely popular Instagram account that had featured the couple, the sexy temptress has resurfaced on social media\u2014in a bikini (of course) and her dog, Prince Louie.<\/h6>\n

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Michelle Wie<\/h2>\n
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The stunning Michelle Sung Wie was born in Honolulu, Hawaii to South Korean immigrants, her father Byung-wook Wie, a former professor at the University of Hawaii, and her mother Bo, who was also a golf champion in their native country in 1985. Michelle began playing golf when she was only four years old, and when she turned 10, she became the youngest player at the time to qualify for the U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship. At age 11, Michelle won the Jennie K. Wilson Women’s Invitational and the Hawaii State Women’s Stroke Play Championship. Michelle continued to skyrocket into fame, and just before her 16th birthday, she announced that she was turning pro and has signed million-dollar contracts with sponsors, multinational corporations Sony and Nike. Towering at 6 foot 1 and with an impressive golf swing, Michelle is nicknamed \u201cThe Big Wiesy,\u201d a play on the legendary golfer Ernest Els\u2019 moniker \u201cThe Big Easy\u201d because of his huge built and fluid swing.<\/h6>\n

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Kathleen Ekey<\/h2>\n
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Kathleen Ekey was born in Cleveland, Ohio, played collegiate golf for two years at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina then completed her studies at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa where she graduated with a bachelor\u2019s degree in Communications Studies. In 2009, the stylish and elegant golfer turned pro when she joined The Futures Tour and won both the Ladies Titan Tire Challenge and the Alliance Bank Golf Classic, placing her at the top of the official money list, and earning her the title of being the Tour\u2019s Player of the Year. Humble as well as lovely, Kathleen feels blessed when she plays well and finds slips that prevent her from winning as invaluable experiences, too. With her beautiful combination of athletic prowess and feminine grace, Kathleen is often featured among the most beautiful women in golf.<\/h6>\n

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Beatriz Recari Eransus<\/h2>\n
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The curvaceous Beatriz Recari Eransus is a professional golfer who was born and raised in Pamplona, Spain. She started playing when she was only 11 and achieved success in her youth, winning the 2004 Spanish International Amateur Championship and the 2005 French Amateur Championship. She qualified for the Ladies European Tour in 2005 and turned pro the following year for the LET season. Though she tried to balance her studies and golf, she eventually focused on her golfing career after her first academic year in college. Beatriz won her first tour in 2009, at the Finnair Masters in Finland. Despite her enviable hour-glass figure, the Spanish golfer confessed that she struggled with an eating disorder. She went public with her struggle in 2011 when she donated her winnings from the RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup to the nonprofit organization, The Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness.<\/h6>\n

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\fMcKenna Pautsch<\/h2>\n
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McKenna Pautsch is one of the sexiest young golfers in the world. The gorgeous bombshell plays for the University of Redlands in San Clemente, California, landing the campus their first conference win and visit to the NCAA Division III Championships in 2014. Not only has McKenna been nicknamed the \u201chottest golfer in the world,\u201d but she\u2019s also incredibly intelligent. She joined the Women\u2019s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team, an organization recognized to have one of the highest academic and athletic standards in nominating student athletes to join the team. McKenna majors in art and graphic design, and she\u2019s slowly rising to fame on Instagram as she exhibits her eye for artistic fashion combined with poses of her golf swing. The collegiate golfer considers herself a lover of life and a fitness junkie.<\/h6>\n

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Bel\u00e9n Mozo<\/h2>\n
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The beautifully sculpted Bel\u00e9n Mozo is a Spanish professional golfer who now resides in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. She played collegiate golf, winning the British Ladies Amateur Golf Championship in 2006. Before turning pro, she also won the International European Ladies Amateur Championship and the Girls Amateur Championship. The immensely talented golfer joined the USC Trojans golf team, representing the University of Southern California before qualified to join the LPGA Tour as a rookie in 2011. Bel\u00e9n is one of many LPGA Tour players who values fitness in the sport. To stay mentally and physically prepared for the next season, Bel\u00e9n works on her core, hamstrings, glutes, and shoulders to up her swing speed. She shares her favorite exercises online on Golf Digest in a new series called, \u201cTour Pro Workouts With Bel\u00e9n Mozo.\u201d<\/h6>\n

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Veronica Felibert<\/h2>\n
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The self-proclaimed gym rat, Veronica Felibert, discovered her passion for golf when she was seven years old. When asked if she would agree to pose for any magazine, she preferred to be in one that promotes fitness since she thoroughly enjoys working out. The beautiful golfer credits her family, particularly her parents and her sister, for influencing and inspiring her to pursue a career in golf. She found much success as an amateur, winning the Venezuelan Junior Stroke Play Championship in 1997 and consecutively from 2000 to 2002, and she also has two recorded wins playing collegiate golf at the University of Southern California. She turned pro in November 2009, played on the Symetra Tour in 2010 and 2011, and finished with a T4 at the Wal-Mart NW Arkansas Championship. Besides playing golf and working out, Veronica also enjoys cooking, eating sushi, spending time with loved ones, shopping, and dancing.<\/h6>\n

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Lucy Robson<\/h2>\n
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With her flirty smile, hour-glass figure, and golden locks, Lucy Robson is definitely one of the hottest babes on the golf course. She was born in London, England and moved to the United States when she turned 10. That was also the time she took up golf and started playing on junior tours, as well as national and international events. Currently, she juggles her studies at a local college, fitness training, golf lessons, practice, and tournaments. The luscious golfer is also a social media celebrity. Aside from posting images that show off her curves to perfection, much to the delight of her fans, the Instagram and YouTube superstar also sends inspirational messages about embracing individuality and respecting different kinds of strength all women possess. Lucy also promotes fitness, posting videos of her workouts to increase swing speed and power, prevent injury, and improve mental health.<\/h6>\n

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Demi Runas<\/h2>\n
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Charming with her big and warm smile, Demi Runas is one to turn heads on the green. The American professional golfer was born in Los Angeles, California to Filipino parents. She started playing golf when she was four and was an active member of golf and soccer teams throughout school. She played collegiate golf at the University of California, earning team honors in her freshman year, as well as the title of Big West Player of the Year. The skilled young golfer advanced to U.S. Women’s Amateur quarterfinals and continued to obtain Player of the Year honors throughout college. In 2014, Demi played on the Symetra Tour, finished ninth on the official money list, and earned her LPGA Tour card to the following season. The delightful golfer who considers herself fastidious finds her consistency from tee to green as the biggest strength of her game.<\/h6>\n

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Nikki Garrett<\/h2>\n
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Nicole Maree “Nikki” Garrett, with her amazing curves, can make a pair of ordinary golf shirt and skorts look really good. Nikki turned pro in 2005, qualifying for the 2006 Ladies European Tour (LET). Even though she did not win an event during her rookie year, she made it to the top ten in four events, finished in 12th place on the Order of Merit standings, earned \u20ac99,445 (roughly $110,936 today), and won the season\u2019s Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year award. Soon after, Nikki won LET titles both at the Tenerife Ladies Open and the Open de Espana Femenino. In 2007 and 2008, she represented Australia in the Women\u2019s World Cup of Gold, and in 2015, she represented her country yet again in The Queens, a women\u2019s professional golf tournament held in Japan. Nikki appeared in Top Shots\u2019 2007 calendar which featured professional female golfers. While the Australian golfer looks really good in her golf attire, she is sizzling hot in her calendar photo.<\/h6>\n

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Charley Hull<\/h2>\n
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The dazzling Charley Hull is the youngest competitor to participate in the Solheim Cup. She was introduced to the game when she was a tiny two-year-old, and she began playing with her father at the golf club. When she turned 13, her parents decided to have her homeschooled, and she started joining amateur tournaments. She immediately got attention when she was only nine when she won a significant 18-hole handicap event against much older competitors. Charley won several more amateur events in Great Britain and the United States, and she turned pro in 2016 even before she turned 18. In the same year, she won the sixth CME Group Tour Championship, a prestigious season-ending event of the LPGA Tour. Even though the young and gorgeous golfer does not wear revealing clothes with plunging necklines, she didn\u2019t agree with the dress code regulations, saying the new rule just gives women another reason to feel ashamed of their bodies and should alter their behavior in order to be respected.<\/h6>\n

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Gerina Piller<\/h2>\n
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The Mexican American Gerina Michelle Mendoza Piller was born and raised in Roswell, New Mexico where she did not only turn out to be a highly skilled young golfer winning the 2003 State Golf Championship, she was also an all-state volleyball player. Quite the tomboy growing up, playing baseball and dreaming of becoming a professional athlete, Gerina ended up becoming one of the most beautiful and talented golfers in the world, even once representing the United States in the Olympics Games. She turned pro in 2007 and though she did not qualify for the LPGA Tour, she got to play in the 2008 Futures Tour. Alongside fellow golfer Blair O\u2019Neal, Gerina appeared on The Big Break: Prince Edward Island where she was a runner-up, defeated by the only male contestant who made it to the top four. After finishing fifth on the money list in the 2010 Futures Tour, Gerina finally got to play a full season on the 2011 LPGA Tour.<\/h6>\n

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Ryu So-Yeon<\/h2>\n
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The appealing South Korean professional golfer also goes by the name So Yeon Ryu. She became interested in golf when she was in second grade and a golf class was offered as an elective. Ryu turned pro in 2007 before she turned 18, and she won the 2008 American Cactus Tour. She joined the LPGA of Korea and won the Sports Seoul Open which was the first event she played. In 2011, Ryu won the U.S. Women’s Open, and in 2012, she made her second LPGA Tour win at the Jamie Farr Toledo Classic. Ryu continues to bag several LPGA Tour victories, and in 2018, she won her sixth career title on the LPGA Tour. Even while she was competing in and winning golf tournaments, Ryu completed her studies at Yonsei University where she graduated in 2013 with a degree in sports business. Ryu is not only passionate about golf, but she\u2019s also an avid violinist.<\/h6>\n

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Claudine Foong<\/h2>\n
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The exquisitely formed Claudine Foong is one of the hottest babes on the green. She was born in Ontario, Canada, played collegiate golf in North Carolina, and played professionally in the Futures Tour both in Canada and Florida. Today, Claudine is a golf and fitness coach who specializes in sports conditioning and performance. Her Instagram account is full of amazing photos of her striking incredible poses, including swinging a club or doing a yoga headstand on the golf course, lifting a kettlebell, or sand surfing. Her mission is to always keep on moving, learning, and evolving\u2014with a regular dose of happiness and laughter. Claudine does not just look good with her incredibly toned body, but she\u2019s also an inspiration. With her experience and credibility as a professional golfer, she gets to mentor athletes in fitness, health, and overall well-being. She finds her new role as a trainer to be a fun, serious, and rewarding business, with the gym as her office and spandex as her uniform. She also has a golf fitness series with Golf Digest Middle East.<\/h6>\n

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Paula Creamer<\/h2>\n
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Paula Creamer is one of the most strikingly beautiful professional golfers to grace the green. She does not only look incredibly hot in her bikini-clad photos, but she\u2019s also on fire on the golf course, winning a number of junior golf titles, counting 19 national tournaments. When she was 18, she qualified for the LPGA Tour in 2004 and quickly decided to turn pro after the event. She swiftly became a top player when she joined the LPGA Tour in 2005, and she became the youngest player in LPGA history to triumph in a multiple-round tournament. In the same year, Paula won the Evian Masters tournament in France, and she became not only the youngest golfer to reach a million dollars in LPGA earnings, but she was the quickest one to do so. She has placed second in the Women’s World Golf Rankings and as of today, she\u2019s the tenth on the official all-time LPGA career money list with her earnings of $12,131,822.<\/h6>\n

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Cristie Kerr<\/h2>\n
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The pretty and petite Cristie Kerr is a professional American golfer who has acquired 20 wins on the LPGA Tour. The blonde and blue-eyed beauty turns heads on the green with her looks and her skills. Born in Miami, Florida, Cristie started playing golf when she was eight and has achieved much success in her amateur career, winning the Junior Orange Bowl International Golf Championship in 1994 and the Women’s Western Amateur in 1995. Also, on the same year, she was awarded the American Junior Golf Association Junior Player of Year. Cristie turned in pro in 1996, bagged many wins, including two major championships, and has over $19 million in career earnings. She placed in the number one spot in the Women’s World Golf Rankings in 2010. Now a hot momma of two boys, she stays fits and active not only in golf events but also on fundraising activities for breast cancer research.<\/h6>\n

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Morgan Pressel<\/h2>\n
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The elegant Morgan Pressel was the youngest player to qualify for the U.S. Women’s Open and compete in the national championship when she was only 12 years old. In 2005, she was the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) Player of the Year, and the following year, she won the AJGA Nancy Lopez Award. The golf phenomenon turned pro when she was 17, and when she won the Kraft Nabisco Championship in 2007 at age 18, she became the youngest-ever golfer to win a modern LPGA major championship. Morgan was born in Tampa, Florida, started playing golf when she was eight, and was raised by her grandparents when her mother died from breast cancer in 2003. Her grandfather, Dr. Herb Krickstein, is a retired physician who greatly influenced her to pursue a career in golf.<\/h6>\n

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Zakiya Randall<\/h2>\n
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The multitalented Zakiya Dara Randal is not only a champion golfer, but she\u2019s also a model, public speaker, and music producer better known as \u201cZ.\u201d She was born in Arlington, Virginia and developed an interest in sports and music at a very young age. Even before she started playing golf, she won the Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association (ALTA) championship event when she was only nine. She got into golf unexpectedly when she joined a family friend on the golf course, but from the moment she started playing, Zakiya has won almost every tournament she entered, including the Atlanta Junior Golf Association (AJGA) Championship, where she received the “Player of the Year” honors. At age 14, Zakiya has won 35 out of 36 junior golf tournaments. At age 17, the gifted golfer became the first female to win at the Championship level on the Golf Channel Tour. She turned pro before the filming of Golf Channel’s Big Break Atlantis where she was a contestant.<\/h6>\n

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Marousa Polias<\/h2>\n
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The lovely Marousa Polias who hails from the land down under lives in New South Wales and is a professional golfer and model. She competes at the Australian Ladies Professional Golf Tour, and she finished second at the Aristocrat Mollymook Women\u2019s Classic. As an amateur, she won the Australian Ladies Amateur Championship in 2004 and turned pro later in the year. Marousa has been featured in a few golf calendars, including Top Shots\u2019 2007 Women of Professional Golf Calendar and the 2009 Australian Women’s Professional Golf Calendar where she strikes a pose for the month of April. While she looks so pretty and relaxed, lying on a couch with a golf ball and club, Marousa spends most of her time working on her game, practicing and preparing for the next LET season.<\/h6>\n

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Suzann Pettersen<\/h2>\n
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One of the sexiest golfers on the green is the Norwegian hottie, Suzann Pettersen. Born in Olso, Norway, the five-time Norwegian Amateur Champion represented her country in 1998 and 2000 in the Espirito Santo Trophy, the world amateur team championship for women. Also, as an amateur, she represented Europe in 1997 and 1999 at the Junior Ryder Cup Matches. She turned pro in 2000 when she qualified for the Ladies European Tour, and at age 19 on her rookie season, she played in ten events without missing a cut. The following season, she won the Open de France Dames and was named LET Rookie of the Year. Fast forward to 2019, she was handpicked to join the year\u2019s Solheim Cup European team despite being away on maternity leave for almost two years. It was a wise decision to include Suzann because she won her singles match at Gleneagles PGA Centenary Course, leading the team to win the Solheim Cup for Europe. The Norwegian star also once shed off every stitch of her golfing outfit to pose for ESPN\u2019s The Body Issue.<\/h6>\n

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Anisha Padukone<\/h2>\n
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The charming and classy Anisha Padukone is the youngest daughter of Prakash Padukone, a well-known All-England badminton champion, and the sister of Deepika Padukone, one of Bollywood\u2019s leading and highest-paid actresses. Despite having a famous last name, Anisha is rising to fame on her own merits as a professional golfer, representing India at international golf events. Even though her family is exposed to and accustomed to the flash of cameras, Anisha does not like the media attention, keeps her life personal, and enjoys her non-Bollywood and athletic lifestyle. The young and beautiful Indian golfer is very focused and disciplined, having decided to make a career in sports when she was only 10. Before pursuing a career in golf, she played basketball at the state level and cricket at the national level. She\u2019s also an advocate of mental well-being and is the director of the Live Love Laugh Foundation which helps people suffering from anxiety and depression.<\/h6>\n

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Angela Park<\/h2>\n
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The adorable Angela Park certainly has a smile that can light up a golf course. The Brazilian-American professional golfer was born in Foz do Igua\u00e7u, Paran\u00e1, Brazil to Korean-born parents who relocated to Brazil for work. When she turned eight, she moved to Torrance, California with her father and siblings and acquired dual citizenship in 2008. She took up golf and achieved success as one of the top young amateur golfers, winning five times in the American Junior Golf Association. She finished in the top 10 in 24 of 29 AJGA events, and in 2005, she reached the semi-finals of the U.S. Women’s Amateur. Angela chose golf over college and turned pro in 2006 at age 17. She competed in the Futures Tour and qualified for the 2007 LPGA Tour where she was named LPGA Tour Rookie of the Year. Unfortunately, Angela got mentally and physically burned out, and she quit professional golf when she turned 22.<\/h6>\n

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Lorena Ochoa<\/h2>\n
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The golfing sensation Lorena Ochoa Reyes was born and raised in Guadalajara. She took up golf when she was five, won her first state event when she was six and her first national event when she was seven. When she turned 11, she told golf professional and winner of the Canadian Amateur Championship, Rafael Alarcon, that she wanted to be the best player in the world. She asked the golf legend who also practiced at the Guadalajara Country Club to help her with her game. Young Lorena went on to win consecutive titles at the Junior World Golf Championships and found more success in collegiate golf. She dropped out of college in her sophomore year to turn pro, winning three events at the 2002 Futures Tour. She qualified for the 2003 LPGA Tour and won the Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year award. She was the highest-ranked female golfer in the world from April 2007 till her retirement in May 2010, and in 2017, she was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame. Considered as the best Mexican golfer and the best Latin American female golfer of all time, the retired professional golfer has a net worth of $15 million.<\/h6>\n

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Mo Martin<\/h2>\n
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Looking chic and preppy, the professional golfer Melissa Linda Martin got her nickname \u201cMo\u201d from her father in reference to a famous World War II battleship, the U.S.S. Missouri. Mo was born and raised in Pasadena, California, where her father, Allen Martin, taught her to play when she was only four years old. She played collegiate golf at UCLA, earned the Bruins’ Most Valuable Player Award in 2002, was presented the Pac-10 Academic Honorable Mention three times, and graduated with a degree in psychology. She turned pro in 2005, competed in the Futures Tour in 2006, and played in the U.S. Women\u2019s Open in 2007. Mo was presented the Futures Tour’s Heather Wilbur Spirit Award in 2010 for best exemplifying dedication, perseverance, spirit toward achieving personal goals as a golfer, and sheer love of the game.<\/h6>\n

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Christel Boeljon<\/h2>\n
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The beautiful golf legend Christel Boeljon is famously known for qualifying for the Tour on her first attempt. Born in Beverwijk in the Netherlands, her first love was field hockey, but she gave it up shortly after she joined her parents on a trip to the Golfclub Spaarnwoude, and she focused on golf ever since. She moved to the United States in 2005 when she accepted a golf scholarship to Purdue University in Indiana. Christel turned pro in 2009 after she competed at the Ladies European Tour’s qualifying school, won the first stage, and finished fourth in the final stage in 2009. With her brilliant play and striking looks, she won the European Ladies Golf Cup with fellow golfer Marjet van der Graaff as well as the National Stroke Play. In 2011, she played her first major in the United States at the Kraft Nabisco Championship, won the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open, and placed second at the Ladies Slovak Open, putting her at the lead of the Ladies European Tour money list.<\/h6>\n

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Therese Koelbaek O’Hara<\/h2>\n
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The lovely Therese O’Hara, formerly Therese Koelbaek before marrying Patrick O’Hara in 2015, is a Danish professional golfer who moved from Denmark to the United States to play collegiate golf at University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She started playing golf when she was 11 and credited her brother and her club and national team coaches as the ones who influenced her the most to commit to a career in golf. As an amateur, she won four victories at UNLV and five victories at the Cactus Tour. She was also a member of the Danish National Team. She qualified for the LPGA Tour on her third attempt, played two seasons on the LPGA and three on the Symetra Tour, then retired in 2017. After years apart whenever she\u2019s traveling to compete, the couple decided to settle down in Arizona, and Therese now works as a brand ambassador and sales consultant for Aston Martin.<\/h6>\n

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Victoria Elizabeth<\/h2>\n
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Incredibly fit, the gorgeous young golfer can make you go va-va-voom when you see swinging on the golf course. Victoria Elizabeth is a professional golfer who values strength and fitness to help her with her game. Born Victoria Kiser, she started going by her middle name on the Symetra Tour. Even though she hasn\u2019t legally changed her name, the young pro didn\u2019t want to have anything to do with her abusive and controlling father, Doug Kiser, who has been on a court-imposed no-contact order since December 2008. Growing up, her father had limited her options, prevented her from accepting college scholarships, and prohibited her from forming a relationship with her extended family. Victoria moved away when she turned pro, reached out to her extended family and mother who became her support group, and focused on golf. She was afraid to share her story because she didn\u2019t want pity. Instead, she wants to be known for her golf game and not as the golfer with a difficult past.<\/h6>\n

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Jill McGill<\/h2>\n
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The statuesque Jill McGill was born and raised in Denver, Colorado where she started playing golf when she was ten years old. She recognizes her parents and her teaching pro, Randy Peterson, as the individuals who influenced her most in her career in golf. She played collegiate golf at the University of Southern California, won the U.S. Women’s Amateur championship in 1993, won the U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links title in 1994, and on the same year, she represented the United States at the Curtis Cup. After she turned pro, she represented the International team and won the Lexus Cup in 2005. The seasoned golfer dreams about driving a racecar and taking off from an aircraft carrier. When she\u2019s not on an LPGA Tour, the new mom who has over a million dollars in career earnings is happily taking care of her toddler and spreading golf knowledge.<\/h6>\n

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Nicole Castrale<\/h2>\n
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The glamorous American professional golfer on the LPGA Tour, Nicole Castrale, qualified for the Tour on her first attempt. She was born and raised in Glendale, California, and she started playing golf when she was 10. She credits her husband, her parents, and her golf instructors to have the most influence on her career in golf. Nicole played college golf for the USC Trojans, representing the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. After turning pro, she played on the Futures Tour and won twice in 2005. In 2007, she won the Ginn Tribute Hosted by Annika while on the LPGA Tour. Also, in 2007, and again in 2009, she was selected to join the U.S. Solheim Cup teams, and she also represented the International team at the Lexus Cups in 2007 and 2008. She missed playing a full season in 2010 and 2011 because of a shoulder injury followed by her pregnancy, but she has returned to the LPGA Tour in 2012.<\/h6>\n

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Carin Koch<\/h2>\n
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Carin Hjalmarsson Koch is a professional golfer who has brought amateur and professional teams to championships. The Swedish golf legend had a successful amateur career, playing in Junior and Senior European Amateur Team Championships and winning the European Team Junior Champion. She played collegiate golf at the University of Tulsa where she was named Second-Team All-American and Scholar All-American. She also played eight times on the Swedish Telia Tour before turning pro in 1992. On her rookie year at the Ladies European Tour, she obtained three wins on the Swedish Telia Tour, and on her rookie season in 1995, she finished with a tie for second on the LPGA Tour at the JAL Big Apple Classic. In 2000, she won her first European title at the Chrysler Open and was part of the winning European Solheim Cup Team. She\u2019s often a captain\u2019s pick as a member for the Solheim Cup until 2015 where she was chosen as the team captain to lead the European Solheim Cup Team.<\/h6>\n

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Lauren Thompson<\/h2>\n
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The captivating Lauren Thompson may not be a professional golfer, but she\u2019s made more than a few heads turn her way on the field when she\u2019s hosting sports and travel series, such as \u201cTop 10,\u201d \u201cGolf Now,\u201d and the \u201cCollege Sports Minute.\u201d The attractive American TV personality and print model also works for the Golf Channel and co-hosts the daily morning show, \u201cMorning Drive.\u201d Lovely and charismatic, Lauren has also represented companies as a voiceover actor and spokesmodel, appearing in conventions across the United States. She\u2019s been featured in many television commercials, TV shows, and music videos, including the country singer Jason Aldean\u2019s \u201cHicktown\u201d and the rock band Sevendust\u2019s \u201cPraise.\u201d Aside from hosting golf shows and events, Lauren also worked as a backstage interviewer for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling\u2019s TV program, TNA Impact!, but she left TNA in December 2009 to focus on her work at the Golf Channel.<\/h6>\n

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Elise Lobb<\/h2>\n
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The stunning Elise Lobb manages to be a golf star without being on a major pro tour. With her sizzling pictures on social media, the hottie has more followers than golf pros with millions in career earnings. However, even though she\u2019s not on the LPGA Tour, the co-host of Fox Sports\u2019 Swing Clinic has been a golf enthusiast since she was a child. She\u2019s been playing golf since she was three years old, out on the green with her dad whenever he\u2019s back home from military deployment. She was part of the varsity golf team in sixth grade, and even though she could\u2019ve played collegiate golf, NCAA regulations prevented her from doing so while she\u2019s hosting on Fox Sports. The Instagram star is surprised how social media made her recognizable, but she also appreciates the opportunities technology opened up for her, and her goal is to grow the game of golf. Elise also does some work for the Golf Channel and dreams one day she\u2019ll get to work for ESPN.<\/h6>\n

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Kelly Rohrbach<\/h2>\n
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Though more popularly known for her role as C. J. Parker in the 2017 reboot of Baywatch, the sensuous Kelly Rohrbach can actually hold her own on the golf course. Born in New York City and raised in Greenwich, Connecticut where her father had introduced her to golf, Kelly attended and played for Greenwich Academy before she earned an athletic scholarship to Georgetown University and played collegiate golf for the Georgetown Hoyas. The American hottie graduated with a degree in theater and went on to pursue acting, but golf has always stayed close to her heart. Though Kelly was named \u201cRookie of the Year\u201d on a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue instead of an LPGA Tour, she impressively smacked shots down the fairway when she competed in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, a promotional platform to show the world golf is fun. With Kelly onboard handling attention with confidence and grace, she did not just draw in more fans, but she also encouraged more women to play in the tournament.<\/h6>\n

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Anna Rawson<\/h2>\n
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The ravishing professional golfer and model was born in Adelaide, Australia where she became a finalist in the Australian “Dolly” Magazine cover contest when she was only 16, presenting her many modeling opportunities in print ads, magazines, TV commercials, and on the catwalk. Anna Rawson exhibited not just beauty and grace on the catwalk but also impressive skills on the golf course when she won the South Australian and Victorian Junior Championship and the Jack Newton International Junior Classic. She turned pro in 2004 and played a full season on the Futures Tour. In 2005, she finished third at the Ladies European Tour, and in December 2007, she was invited to join the LPGA Tour. Anna is also a social media celebrity, posting glamorous photos on her website and social media accounts, wearing chic outfits while holding a golf club.<\/h6>\n

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Paulina Gretzky<\/h2>\n
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Closing this list of hottest women in golf is the incredibly hot pop singer and model, Paulina Gretzky. Even though she\u2019s not a golf pro, she has definitely made an impact on the sport when she became engaged to the PGA Tour golfer, Dustin Johnson. The daughter of the hockey legend, Wayne Gretzky, was featured on the cover of Golf Digest\u2019s May 2014 issue, the magazine\u2019s second annual fitness publication. Looking at her perfectly toned body with curves in all the right places, it\u2019s hard to imagine the sexy siren has two sons, one born in January 2015 and the other in June 2017. These days, the Instagram star with hundreds of thousands of followers shares her sexy photos, either supporting her fianc\u00e9 at the Masters Tournament or flashing her gorgeous behind as she lays in the pool or at the beach.<\/h6>\n

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Muni He<\/h2>\n
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Still swooning over Bella Angel? Here\u2019s another one: Muni \u201cLily\u201d He. Get this, she also started playing competitively at age 5, and now, at 21, is already one of the top female golfers in the world. Lily and her family moved to Vancouver from China when she was 9, then eventually moved to San Diego where she further honed her game through tournaments in Southern California. She turned professional in December 2017, at age 18, and immediately made her mark by winning the Symetra Tour the following July. She then secured her LPGA Tour membership by winning the LPGA Q-Series the year after. But we didn\u2019t include her in this list because of that. We did because frankly, she\u2019s smoking hot. The Chinese beauty, who also models of course, has a strong following in Instagram, and she doesn\u2019t disappoint her followers. Take a look and you\u2019ll see just how well this fine woman is handling the pressure of being called Asia\u2019s Tiger Woods. You\u2019re welcome.<\/h6>\n

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Anna-Maria Diederichs<\/h2>\n
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Representing Germany in this list is the young Anna-Maria Diederichs, a member of the Scarlet Knights golf team from the prestigious Rutgers University\u2013New Brunswick in New Jersey where she is currently a sophomore taking up Journalism and Media Studies. The talented and gorgeous golfer had a great start, having captured Big Ten Women\u2019s Golfer of the Week honors in her freshman year, making her the first Rutger\u2019s female golfer to do so as a freshman. She is on the rise in both the World Amateur Golf Rankings and the European Golf Rankings, where she\u2019s currently ranked at 94. Fans most recently caught a glimpse of this German beauty at the R&A The Women’s Amateur Championship held at the West Lancashire Golf Club in Liverpool, England. She may not be an internet sensation yet, but trust us, once you see one of her pics, you\u2019d be dying to know more about her. We\u2019re actually puzzled how she has managed to stay under the radar, but we\u2019ll just have to see after this gets out.<\/h6>\n

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Jordan Cornelius<\/h2>\n
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Meet up and coming golfer Jordan Cornelius, a sophomore for Division I school Towson University majoring in Business. Prior to that, the Walt Whitman High School alum was named 2016-17 Player of the Year in the International Junior Golf Tour. She recently helped the Towson Tigers golf team finish third at the Bucknell Invitational and Starmount Fall Classic. The 20-year-old Bethesda, Maryland native is currently ranked at 588 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings and on the rise, having won the Maryland Women’s Amateur tournament last July. This tigress is a feast for the eyes, but don\u2019t think she is only about swinging golf clubs, and looking really good while doing so, as she is also into kickboxing and MMA. The 5\u20197\u201d athlete has appeared in just about every golf website that features the hottest female players and the pics in her Instagram account, where she has over 56,000 followers, will prove that this future professional golfer is definitely someone you would want to keep an eye on.<\/h6>\n


\nHannah B. Leiner<\/h2>\n
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Getting her sexy Latina look from her Cuban mom, Hanna Bianca Leiner, was born and raised in South Florida. Her dad introduced her to the game when she was five, dedicating each Sunday as their golf day. She started playing competitively at 12 and has since won over 70 tournaments! She currently plays for the Florida International University where she hopes to break her personal record of 67, which she has done three times. A back injury not long ago has led her to really get into fitness, and looking at her pics, you would not think otherwise. Standing at 6 feet, we\u2019re sure you\u2019re not going to miss her towering figure, as well as her sexy curves, on the links. The producers of ABC\u2019s Holey Moley certainly didn\u2019t, as she was cast in the second season of the show. Growing up in an \u201cartsy\u201d environment (Hannah sings, dances, and acts) surely helped her during the show. In fact, Hannah credits her dance background for also helping her game. Other sports she watches include hockey and football, which is no surprise as she is said to be dating James Morgan, an FIU quarterback who was just drafted this year by the New York Jets in the NFL.<\/h6>\n

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Marissa Wenzler<\/h2>\n
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The University of Kentucky golf team has been getting a lot of attention lately, and much of that is because of sophomore Marissa Wenzler, who helped lift the school to prominence after her freshman year. Prior to that, she was a highly regarded prospect out of Centerville High School, being ranked number 37 in the class of 2019 after winning the state championship (Centerville\u2019s first female state champ) and leading the school to third place at the 2018 state championship in her final year. The Dayton, Ohio native is living up to the hype at UK, but that is not the reason we included her in this list. It\u2019s because the 437th ranked player in the World Amateur Golf Rankings, and steadily rising on the strength of ten top-10 finishes dating back to last year, simply lights up our day when we see her pics. It seems the young golfer is not even trying, and yet comes across as this girl next door type that is just pleasing to the eyes.<\/h6>\n

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Greta Isabella Voelker<\/h2>\n
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German national Greta Voelker had always known what she wanted: to play on the LPGA Tour. Going to college was just a backup in case she didn\u2019t qualify in the European Ladies Q school. Good thing she did have a backup, as she later joined the University of Texas, and subsequently named 2017 Big 12 Freshman of the Year. After two more years, including a win at the 2018 Dutch Ladies Amateur Championship and a career best ranking of 194 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings, the alluring German turned professional in 2019. Greta immediately went off to a flying start, winning the Neuchatel Ladies Championship 2019 in the LET Access Series, including three other top-10 finishes in the 15 tournaments she has played. The 23-year-old rookie also had a 5T finish in the Symetra Tour\u2019s IOA Championship as well as a 42nd finish at the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open 2020 in the Women\u2019s European Tour. Making up for lost time? Seems that way, but a hot start is surely fitting for this hot golfer.<\/h6>\n

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Hannah Gregg<\/h2>\n
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The 25-year-old Hannah Gregg is a professional golfer on the Women\u2019s All Pro Tour (WAPT) and Symetra Tour, which is the gateway to the prestigious LPGA Tour. A Bay Area native, Hannah showed early promise when she became the first player from her high school to receive a golf scholarship. She attended Sonoma State University for two years before transferring to the University of Nevada, Reno, a Division I school, where she graduated with a degree in Communications and Journalism in 2018. She turned professional the same year, and has since been turning heads in the fairway and in social media. The part-time model and travel blogger, who is also sponsored by Mizuno Golf and Bridgestone Golf, is slowly but surely building a strong following in Instagram. She also has a blog called Extra Shot, where she gives advice and shares tips to improve your game.<\/h6>\n

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Alisa Diomin<\/h2>\n
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Professional golfer Alisa Diomin did not start as young in the sport like most of her contemporaries as she only started playing when she was 13. In fact, she didn\u2019t even consider going professional until after college. Now, Alisa is raising temperatures in the links, but when she\u2019s not out swinging, the 27-year-old San Diego native can be found in either the gym or at the beach as she is a certified beach babe and fitness enthusiast. Just one look at her and you\u2019d instantly know how hard she works in keeping herself fit and strong, and definitely sexy. The Rockstar Energy athlete also has a strong following in Instagram with over 237,000 followers who get to see Alisa show off her sexy physique while training or working out. The model\/influencer has also branched out to wealth management in the financial services industry so we know that she\u2019s putting her degree in Economics from the University of California, San Diego, where she graduated with honors, by the way.<\/h6>\n

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Kenzie O\u2019Connell<\/h2>\n
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Introduced to the game by her mother when she was 5, Sidney, Nebraska native Kenzie, or McKenzie, O\u2019Connell first caught the public\u2019s attention when she was featured in a newspaper article when she competed against high school girls in a summer league, at the age of 11. She developed into an elite golfer and won many tournaments, eventually competing in the LPGA tour. Now 28, this golf professional, instructor, model, and Instagram star is not only busy playing or teaching golf or looking good for the cameras, having been featured in several magazines like Maxim, Fox Sports and Golf Digest and appearing on Golf Channel\u2019s Shotmakers. She\u2019s using her influence and passion for the game to give back to the golfing community not just by teaching, but also through the organization Women With Drive, which aims to bring more women to the game of golf. She is an ambassador for the Epilepsy Foundation, and also started her own foundation, Fly 4 A Purpose, which raises awareness for the condition, having been diagnosed with it when she was 21.<\/h6>\n

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Hayden Sylte<\/h2>\n
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The game of golf and modelling walks hand in hand when it comes to Hayden Sylte, who grew up in a family of golfers and has modelled for two decades. The Southern California resident, who was taught the game by her father, Russell Sylte, a PGA Master Professional, didn\u2019t exactly take the same route, but is no less involved with the sport. The athlete, model, and social media influencer, of course, shares her passion for the game, as well as her love for travelling, through her website onandoffthecourse.com, but we won\u2019t blame you if you get more fixated with her work as a model, or rather model for the game, when you see her Instagram posts. But her website does far more than feature the game, as it is also playing its part in raising funds for COVID-19 relief efforts through her line of hoodies that promote unity in these trying times. Not bad for the O.C. model, right?<\/h6>\n

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Rebecca Reitsma<\/h2>\n
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Now in her third year at the University of British Columbia Okanagan, where she plays for the university\u2019s Heat golf team, Rebecca Reitsma, was not even playing golf until a few years ago as she grew up playing volleyball and was with the Junior Heat volleyball program. She was reportedly quoted as saying part of the reason she got into golf was because of the \u201ccute outfits\u201d but true or not, she would\u2019ve looked not just cute, but awesome, in whatever outfit she wore. In high school, the Kelowna, BC native played for the Aberdeen Hall Gryphons which she helped win the provincial championship thanks to her career best of 81 at the time. She is now making her mark with the Heat, when as a rookie she won conference athlete of the week honors and won her first PACWEST tournament. Standing at just 5\u20198\u201d, she would have been on the shorter end had she remained in the volleyball court, but she would surely make the cut for the volleyball version of this list.<\/h6>\n

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Sophia Schubert<\/h2>\n
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Knoxville, Tennessee native Sophia Schubert is currently a professional golfer in the Symetra Tour. Before that, she played for the Christian Academy of Knoxville, then for the Texas Longhorns. Among her wins as an amateur were the 2014 Under Armour – Scott Stallings Championship, the 2017 Lady Buckeye Invitational and Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invite, but her biggest win came in that same year as well when she captured the 117th U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship after she outshot the then number 3 ranked amateur and former Olympian Albane Valenzuela in the final. Aged 21 at the time, her win ended the nine-year streak of teenagers capturing the title. The 24-year-old dark-haired beauty turned professional in 2018 after achieving her best ranking of 14 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings on the heels of her victory but not before representing the United States in the Curtis Cup and Arnold Palmer Cup in 2018, winning both.<\/h6>\n

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Mollie Lawrence<\/h2>\n
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Molllie Lawrence is a professional golfer competing in the LET or Ladies European Tour Access Series. Born in Kent, England in 1998, she has represented the country a number of times in both the under 16 and under 18 tournaments before she turned professional in August of 2017. That year, she competed in four tournaments, with her best finish coming at the Belfius Ladies Open. She upgraded her category in the tour after joining more tournaments the following year and has gotten sponsorships from the likes of Wilson Golf and Adidas. The current pandemic, which affected just about everyone in the planet, has forced the young golfer to be more creative by building her own \u201cpractice range\u201d in her backyard. Her followers in social media is not only treated to sexy pics from the English golfer, but also gets to see her perform trick shots, which she posts in Twitter. The 22-year-old brunette also aims to empower women and get more of them to play the sport.<\/h6>\n

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Mei Brennan<\/h2>\n
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Born in Yokosuka, Japan in 1997 but based in Salt Lake City, Utah, professional golfer, model, social media influencer and actress Mei Brennan is also currently involved with Pinterest Partner Solutions. Not that busy, right? She attended North Ridge High School where she was an all-state golfer and the team captain for three years, then took up Digital Design, Marketing & Communication at Dixie State University where she played three years for the Trailblazers. She revealed through social media that she is 50% Irish, and because of her strong following in Instagram, and of course her game, she was cast in ABC\u2019s Holey Moley, which pitted contestants in a mini-golf obstacle course, and reached the finals of Season 2. The 23-year-old was also a golf instructor until last year, prior to joining Pinterest and putting her degree to use. Need some branding advice? You can also look her up for that.<\/h6>\n

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Sarah Kemp<\/h2>\n
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Sarah is an Australian professional golfer and a veteran of the LPGA Tour, Ladies European Tour, and ALPG Tour. She started on the sport at the age of 12, playing at the NSW Golf Club in Sydney, and became one of the top junior players in the country. Among Sarah\u2019s wins as an amateur include 2003 and 2005 Australian Stroke Play Championship and the Australian Junior Amateur Championship in 2003, with runner-up finishes in 2002 and 2004, while also becoming a member of the 2004 Australian World Cup Team. Turning professional in 2005, she showed a lot of promise when she qualified for the Tour on her very first attempt. At 34 years of age, Sarah is showing no signs of slowing down, with two top 10 finishes in 2019, including her best ever finish on the LPGA tour coming in at the ISPS Handa Victorian Open, where she was a runner up, while also winning the ALPG Tour Order of Merit the same year. Safe to say, we\u2019ll see more of this blue-eyed Aussie beauty in the links for the foreseeable future.<\/h6>\n

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Cassandra Meyer<\/h2>\n
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The former Cassandra Blaney, who is now married to Brett Meyer, a David Leadbetter certified golf instructor, is a professional golfer who took a hiatus from playing professionally. The Rochester, New York native was a golf prodigy, having played on the Junior Ryder Cup team in 2006. She was highly sought after and had full scholarships offers from several schools but decided to turn professional at age 18. Things did not go as planned, however, and though she played in the Symetra tour, she found little success. Although she stopped competing in the last few years, the now Orlando-based Mrs. Meyer, has mounted a comeback, just like her hero Rocky. Not competing doesn\u2019t mean that she has slowed down, as she set out to become Certified Personal Trainer. Looking at her pics in Instagram, she definitely has the looks to be a credible one. Known for her powerful drives, with a personal best of 323 yards, she was supposed to compete at the World Long Drive Tour until the 45th World Long Drive Championship was suspended amidst the pandemic.<\/h6>\n

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Emmy Martin<\/h2>\n
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Coming from a family that is heavy into sport, Emmy Martin was initially into competitive gymnastics before she literally outgrew the sport when she was 12 years old. Nicknamed \u201cHollywood\u201d by her coach during her playing days at Texas Christian University, we will have to agree that the nickname suits Emmy Martin just fine. In her junior season as a Horned Frog, Emmy set the school\u2019s season record with a 72.9 stroke average which earned her an All-Big 12 recognition. She achieved her best ranking of 282 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings, capping off her amateur career with a dramatic come-from-behind victory over Elizbeth Moon when she won the last three holes to claim the 2019 Florida Women\u2019s Amateur Championship. Martin then turned professional in the same year and is currently in her rookie year at the Symetra Tour. It\u2019s obvious the 25-year-old Odessa, Florida native takes care of her body extremely well, as you really don\u2019t see a lot of golfers, if any, male or female, sporting a six-pack.<\/h6>\n

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Emma Carpenter<\/h2>\n
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Emma Carpenter is a fast-rising sophomore for the University of Minnesota\u2019s Golden Gophers. One of the top recruits from the class of 2019, she played for the DeKalb High School Barbs, earning the Daily Chronicle Girls Golf Player of the Year award for three straight years as a result of her strong performance that got her to the state tournament as well as medalist honors at the Women’s Western Junior. She currently has four top 10 finishes out of the 15 events she competed in since 2018, with the most recent coming at the Golfweek Midwest Collegiate this past July where she finished 6th. Though her standing has slid down a bit at the World Amateur Golf Rankings, there is no denying that she has blossomed into one of the most beautiful players in the game. Just one glimpse at the photo of the DeKalb, Illinois native here is enough to make you follow her.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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