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Golf Biography

Karrie Webb

“Karrie”

Australian · Ayr, Australia · Born 14 December 1974

Professional Golfer
7
major wins
41
l p g a wins
121
world no.1 weeks
2005
hall of fame

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Australian LPGA Hall of Famer whose seven major championships, 41 tour victories and total dominance of her era established her as the finest female golfer of her generation.

Karrie Webb is Australia's greatest female golfer and one of the finest women's players in history, winning seven Major championships and 41 LPGA Tour victories. She was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame at the youngest age in history. Webb's dominance in the early 2000s, including winning five Majors in three years, established her as the benchmark for women's golf excellence and as Australia's first truly global women's sporting star.

Famous For

Dominant LPGA player and first golfer to win $1 million in a season

Playing Style

How They Played

Powerful driver with exceptional short game and mental toughness

Legacy

Lasting Impact

One of the greatest female golfers, inspiring Australian golf

Career Journey

Timeline

1995 📌 Turned professional
1996 🏆 Won first LPGA major at Nabisco Dinah Shore
1999 🎯 First golfer to earn $1 million in single season
2000 🏆 Won U.S. Women's Open
2001 🏆 Won LPGA Championship and Women's British Open
2006 🏆 Won Kraft Nabisco Championship
2019 🎯 Inducted into World Golf Hall of Fame
Career Timeline — Karrie Webb
1995
Turned professional
1996
Won first LPGA major at Nabisco Dinah Shore
1999
First golfer to earn $1 million in single season
2000
Won U.S. Women's Open
2001
Won LPGA Championship and Women's British Open
2006
Won Kraft Nabisco Championship
2019
Inducted into World Golf Hall of Fame