American · San Antonio, USA · Born 24 February 1951American professional golfer who became the first woman to complete the modern career Grand Slam, winning six major championships between 1981-1991.
Pat Bradley is an American golfer and Hall of Famer who achieved the career Grand Slam — winning all four Major championships — in 1986 when she won the du Maurier Classic. She won six Major championships in total and overcame Graves' disease to return to her best form. Bradley's combination of consistent ball-striking, excellent putting, and competitive resilience made her one of the finest golfers of the 1980s.
Famous For
Winning all four major championships in women's golf
Playing Style
How They Played
Consistent ball-striker with strong mental game
Legacy
Lasting Impact
One of the greatest female golfers, completed career Grand Slam
Honours & Achievements
Career Honours
- LPGA Player of the Year (1991)
- Vare Trophy (1991)
- Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year (1986)
Career Journey
Timeline
1974
📌 Turned professional
1976
🎯 First LPGA Tour victory at Girl Talk Classic
1981
🏆 Won Nabisco Dinah Shore (first major)
1985
🏆 Won LPGA Championship
1986
🏆 Won U.S. Women's Open and Nabisco Dinah Shore
1986
🎯 Completed career Grand Slam
1991
🏆 Won U.S. Women's Open (final major)
1991
🥇 LPGA Hall of Fame inductee
1991
🥇 Inducted into LPGA Hall of Fame
1995
🎯 Retired from competitive golf
American Athletes