Ladies European Tour - Order of Merit and Seasonal Award Winners

Order of Merit and Seasonal Award Winners

The Order of Merit is awarded to the leading money winner on the tour, though for some years in the past a points system was used. The Player's Player of the Year award is voted by the members of the Tour for the member they believe has contributed the most to the season on the Tour. The Rookie of the Year (known as the Bill Johnson Trophy from 1999 to 2003 and now the Ryder Cup Wales Rookie of the Year) is awarded to the leading first-year player on the Order of Merit rankings.

Year Order of Merit Player of the Year Rookie of the Year Lowest stroke average
2011 Ai Miyazato €363,080 Caroline Hedwall Caroline Hedwall Suzann Pettersen 69.36
2010 Lee-Anne Pace €339,518 Lee-Anne Pace In-Kyung Kim Suzann Pettersen 69.75
2009 Sophie Gustafson €281,315 Catriona Matthew Anna Nordqvist Catriona Matthew 70.83
2008 Gwladys Nocera €391,840 Gwladys Nocera Melissa Reid Suzann Pettersen 68.60
2007 Sophie Gustafson €222,081 Bettina Hauert Louise Stahle Sophie Gustafson 70.96
2006 Laura Davies €471,727 Gwladys Nocera Nikki Garrett Annika Sörenstam 68.33
2005 Iben Tinning €204,672 Iben Tinning Elisa Serramià Laura Davies 70.35
2004 Laura Davies 777.26 pts Stéphanie Arricau Minea Blomqvist Laura Davies 70.31
2003 Sophie Gustafson 917.95 pts Sophie Gustafson Rebecca Stevenson Sophie Gustafson 69.93
2002 Paula Martí 6,589 pts Annika Sörenstam Kirsty S. Taylor Sophie Gustafson 70.59
2001 Raquel Carriedo 10,661 pts Raquel Carriedo Suzann Pettersen Catriona Matthew 70.08
2000 Sophie Gustafson 8,777 pts Sophie Gustafson Giulia Sergas Sophie Gustafson 71.21
1999 Laura Davies £204,522 Laura Davies Elaine Ratcliffe Laura Davies 70.50
1998 Helen Alfredsson £125,975 Sophie Gustafson Laura Philo Laura Davies 71.96
1997 Alison Nicholas £94,590 Alison Nicholas Anna Berg Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 72.20
1996 Laura Davies £110,880 Laura Davies Anne-Marie Knight Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 71.39
1995 Annika Sörenstam £130,324 Annika Sörenstam Karrie Webb Annika Sörenstam 69.75
1994 Liselotte Neumann £102,750 n/a Tracy Hanson Liselotte Neumann 69.56
1993 Karen Lunn £81,266 n/a Annika Sörenstam Laura Davies 71.63
1992 Laura Davies £66,333 n/a Sandrine Mendiburu Laura Davies 70.35
1991 Corinne Dibnah £89,058 n/a Helen Wadsworth Alison Nicholas 71.71
1990 Trish Johnson £83,043 n/a Pearl Sinn Trish Johnson 70.64
1989 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi £77,534 n/a Helen Alfredsson Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 70.84
1988 Marie-Laure de Lorenzi £109,360 n/a Laurette Maritz Marie-Laure de Lorenzi 72.30
1987 Dale Reid £53,815 n/a Trish Johnson Dale Reid 72.70
1986 Laura Davies £37,500 n/a Patricia González Laura Davies 72.09
1985 Laura Davies £21,735 n/a Laura Davies
1984 Dale Reid £28,239 n/a Kitrina Douglas Dale Reid 73.01
1983 Muriel Thomson £9,225 n/a n/a Beverly Huke 74.98
1982 Jenny Lee Smith £12,551 n/a n/a n/a
1981 Jenny Lee Smith £13,518 n/a n/a n/a
1980 Muriel Thomson £8,008 n/a n/a n/a
1979 Catherine Panton-Lewis £4,965 n/a n/a n/a

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