 Paula Creamer Golf Profile
Birthdate: August 5, 1986
Nationality: American
Turned Professional: 2005
Current Tour: LPGA
Background & Professional Career Bio:
Paula Creamer, or “The Pink Panther” as she is known on tour (her grips, gloves, bag and clothes – including a Pink Panther head cover), began playing golf at 10 years of age.
As an Amateur, she won an astounding 19 national titles, 11 American Junior Golf Association tournaments. Creamer turned pro after winning the 2004 LPGA qualifier by 5 shots. She was the second youngest winner of an LPGA tournament after winning the Sybase Classic in May, 2005. After winning the Evian Masters tournament in France (July 23, 2005), she became the youngest and fastest woman to reach the $1 million earnings mark. Continuing to break records, Creamer became the youngest player to earn a berth on the Solhiem Cup Team.
Professional Wins:
LPGA Tour
· 2005 Sybase Classic
· 2005 Evian Masters
Other
· 2005 NEC Open
· 2005 U.S. Solheim Cup Team Member
Amateur
(19 National Titles, 11 American Junior Golf Association Tournaments)
· 2002: Member of U.S. Junior Solheim Team
· 2003: American Junior Golf Association n (AJGA) Player of the Year
Golf Week and Golf Digest Player of the Year
· 2004: Amateur of the Year (Golf Digest & Golfweek)
Member of Winning Curtis Cup Team
Majors: None
Awards: None
LPGA Earnings
(per year): $1,531,780 (2005)
$647,869 (2006) | 
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