With a roster including two former champions and two Solheim Cup winners, find out who to watch at the 2014 ISPS HANDA Ladies European Master
The stars of the 2014 ISPS HANDA Ladies
European Masters include former champions Karrie Webb and Lydia Hall,
Solheim Cup winners Charley Hull and Caroline Masson, as well as 2015
captain Carin Koch, Laura Davies and Cheyenne Woods.
Karrie Webb
Since her victory in 2013, Hall of Famer Webb has collected two more titles,
taking her all time total to 53 wins including seven major championships.
Ahead of this year’s event, the Australian said: “I'm really looking forward
to defending back at Buckinghamshire.”
Charley Hull
After her memorable Solheim Cup debut in 2013 and her maiden win in Morocco this year, Hull will be the star attraction and said: “Playing in front of my home crowd will be even more special and hopefully we’ll get a good group and a lot of people coming to watch.”
Carin Koch
The Swede played here in 2012 and 2013, with her best finish a tie for 27th. However, having recently been named the 2015 European Solheim Cup captain, she will be keeping a close eye on the leading contenders for the 2015 team.
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Laura Davies CBE
After finishes of tied 55th and 27th in 2012 and 2013, Davies feels she can do well here. The four-time major champion lives just around the corner in Surrey and is sure to have a large gathering following her around.
Cheyenne Woods
No longer just "Tiger’s niece", Woods is now a proven LET champion as she won the VOLVIK RACV Ladies Masters in Australia in February. Always one to watch!
Caroline Masson
The German Solheim Cup player came agonisingly close to winning here in 2013 and bogeyed the last hole to drop into third place. Now US-based Masson appears to be coming into fine form again.
Lydia Hall
Having prevailed in the 2012 event at the Buckinghamshire, the Welsh winner will return with warm memories and must have a serious chance.
Prize draw: win a pair of tickets to the Ladies European Masters
You may also be interested in:
• The history of the Ladies European Masters
• Meet Anton du Beke at Ladies’ Day
• Investing in the future of ladies’ golf
After her memorable Solheim Cup debut in 2013 and her maiden win in Morocco this year, Hull will be the star attraction and said: “Playing in front of my home crowd will be even more special and hopefully we’ll get a good group and a lot of people coming to watch.”
Carin Koch
The Swede played here in 2012 and 2013, with her best finish a tie for 27th. However, having recently been named the 2015 European Solheim Cup captain, she will be keeping a close eye on the leading contenders for the 2015 team.
Buy ISPS HANDA Ladies European Masters tickets
Laura Davies CBE
After finishes of tied 55th and 27th in 2012 and 2013, Davies feels she can do well here. The four-time major champion lives just around the corner in Surrey and is sure to have a large gathering following her around.
Cheyenne Woods
No longer just "Tiger’s niece", Woods is now a proven LET champion as she won the VOLVIK RACV Ladies Masters in Australia in February. Always one to watch!
Caroline Masson
The German Solheim Cup player came agonisingly close to winning here in 2013 and bogeyed the last hole to drop into third place. Now US-based Masson appears to be coming into fine form again.
Lydia Hall
Having prevailed in the 2012 event at the Buckinghamshire, the Welsh winner will return with warm memories and must have a serious chance.
Prize draw: win a pair of tickets to the Ladies European Masters
You may also be interested in:
• The history of the Ladies European Masters
• Meet Anton du Beke at Ladies’ Day
• Investing in the future of ladies’ golf
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