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Golf Biography

Patty Sheehan

“Patty”

American flag American · San Jose, USA · Born 27 October 1956

Professional Golfer

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American professional golfer who won 6 major championships and 35 LPGA Tour titles during her distinguished career from 1980 to 1997.

Patty Sheehan is a Hall of Fame American golfer who won six Major championships including two US Women's Opens and four LPGA Championships. Known for her consistent ball-striking and competitive spirit, Sheehan was one of the dominant players on the LPGA Tour throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. Her recovery from a first-round 66 at the 1992 US Open, where she had previously led by nine shots before losing, is one of women's golf's most dramatic comebacks.

Famous For

Six major championships and consistent LPGA Tour excellence

Playing Style

How They Played

Precise iron play, excellent short game, and mental toughness

Legacy

Lasting Impact

One of the greatest female golfers of the 1980s and 1990s, known for her longevity and clutch performances

Honours & Achievements

Career Honours

  • LPGA Player of the Year (1983)
  • Byron Nelson Award (1984)
  • Vare Trophy (1984)
Career Journey

Timeline

1980 📌 Turned professional
1981 🎯 First LPGA Tour victory at Mazda Japan Classic
1983 🏆 Won first major - LPGA Championship
1984 🏆 Won second LPGA Championship
1985 🥇 Won Vare Trophy for lowest scoring average
1990 🎯 Reached 30 LPGA Tour victories
1992 🏆 Won U.S. Women's Open
1993 🏆 Won third LPGA Championship
1994 🏆 Won second U.S. Women's Open
1995 🎯 Surpassed $4 million in career earnings
1996 🏆 Won Nabisco Dinah Shore
1997 🎯 Final LPGA Tour victory at Sprint Titleholders Championship
2002 🥇 Inducted into World Golf Hall of Fame
2006 🎯 Officially retired from competitive golf