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Golf Biography

Cristie Kerr

“Kerr”

American flag American · Dunedin, USA · Born 12 October 1977

Professional Golfer

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American professional golfer who won two major championships and was ranked world No. 2, known for her consistent play and leadership on tour.

Cristie Kerr is one of the most decorated American golfers in LPGA history, a two-time Major champion with victories at the 2007 and 2010 US Women's Opens. Known for her exceptional work ethic and mental toughness, Kerr has been one of the LPGA Tour's most consistent performers for over two decades. She is also recognized for her philanthropic work with cancer charities and her success as an entrepreneur.

Famous For

Two major championship wins and consistent LPGA Tour performance

Playing Style

How They Played

Aggressive driver with strong short game and putting

Legacy

Lasting Impact

One of the most consistent American golfers of her generation with 20 LPGA Tour victories

Honours & Achievements

Career Honours

  • US Women's Open 2007
  • US Women's Open 2010
  • Kraft Nabisco Championship 2010
  • Rolex Player of the Year Award 2010
  • LPGA Tour money title 2010
  • Solheim Cup winner with USA 2005
  • Solheim Cup winner with USA 2007
  • Solheim Cup winner with USA 2009
  • Solheim Cup winner with USA 2015
  • Vare Trophy (lowest scoring average) 2010
  • LPGA Tour Comeback Player of the Year 2019
Career Journey

Timeline

1996 📌 Turned professional
2002 🏆 First LPGA Tour victory at Longs Drugs Challenge
2007 🏆 Won U.S. Women's Open at Pine Needles
2010 🏆 Won PGA Championship at Locust Hill
2010 📌 Reached career-high world ranking of No. 2
2015 📌 Named U.S. Solheim Cup captain
2019 📌 Retired from competitive golf