Player profiles
Benn Barham
Started playing golf at the age of 12 at Ashford Golf Club, in Kent. Turned professional in 1996, and in 2009 he claimed his highest European Tour finish with 2nd place in the Austrian Golf Open
Benn Barham
Date of birth: Friday, February 06, 1976
Country: United Kingdom
Turned pro: 1996
Started playing golf at the age of 12 at Ashford Golf Club, in Kent. Turned professional in 1996, and in 2009 he claimed his highest European Tour finish with 2nd place in the Austrian Golf Open.He has also won twice on the European Challenge Tour. A lover of all sports, he is an avid Chelsea fan and even has the club crest on his golf shoes. Also undertakes a lot of work for charity supporting the Demelza House Children’s Hospice in particular. His brainchild of Barham’s Birdie Challenge involves donating a pound for every birdie he makes. In 2008 he managed 245 birdies and five eagles and along with other charity golf days helped to raise £50,000 during the year.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 71.75 | 58.55 | 277.28 | 65.76 | 29.58 | 1.79 | 52.17/69 |
| 2006 | 72.01 | 58.78 | 277.95 | 61.93 | 28.92 | 1.78 | 50.65/77 |
| 2008 | 72.29 | 64.17 | 275.01 | 63.81 | 29.23 | 1.77 | 49.02/102 |
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Bradley Dredge
Two top ten finishes at The Irish Open and SAS Masters were the highlights of 2008. Came within a whisker of adding to his two European Tour titles in 2007 when he lost out to Padraig Harrington in a play-off for the Irish Open, missed out on winning his national Open by a shot in finishing joint second in The Celtic Manor Wales Open.
Bradley Dredge
Date of birth: Friday, July 06, 1973
Country: United Kingdom
Turned pro: 1996
Two top ten finishes at The Irish Open and SAS Masters were the highlights of 2008. Came within a whisker of adding to his two European Tour titles in 2007 when he lost out to Padraig Harrington in a play-off for the Irish Open, missed out on winning his national Open by a shot in finishing joint second in The Celtic Manor Wales Open, and lost out by the same margin in the defence of his Omega European Masters title. Also emerged as leading points scorer in the 2007 Seve Trophy. Partnered Stephen Dodd in Wales’ victory in the World Cup in Portugal in 2005, emulating the feat of David Llewellyn and Ian Woosnam in leading Wales to World Cup glory. Prior to turning professional, he was runner-up to Stephen Dundas in The Amateur Championship at Carnoustie in 1992 but gained some consolation with a place in the Walker Cup team of 1993. Twice graduated from the Challenge Tour before establishing himself as one of the most consistent performers on The European Tour.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 71.43 | 63.59 | 283.72 | 69.12 | 29.79 | 1.77 | 53.85/52 |
| 2006 | 70.78 | 59.46 | 290.73 | 69.87 | 29.36 | 1.75 | 58.54/82 |
| 2008 | 71.08 | 61.48 | 284.84 | 72.9 | 30.38 | 1.8 | 58.9/73 |
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Damien McGrane
Hard work and dedication finally paid off when he captured his maiden European Tour title with a commanding nine stroke victory in the 2008 Volvo China Open. The win fulfilled a childhood ambition and was the reward for steady progress made with every step on a long journey.
Damien McGrane
Date of birth: Tuesday, April 13, 1971
Country: Ireland
Turned pro: 1991
Hard work and dedication finally paid off when he captured his maiden European Tour title with a commanding nine stroke victory in the 2008 Volvo China Open. The win fulfilled a childhood ambition and was the reward for steady progress made with every step on a long journey. Took up the game at the age of 14 when he was first taken under the wing of Joey Purcell, professional at Portmarnock GC, and then Brendan McGovern, assistant at Headfort GC in Kells. Became professional at Wexford GC before returning to his roots in Kells, Co.Meath and chasing his European Tour dream. Is an honorary member of Headfort Golf Club. Topped the Irish Order of Merit three times prior to the second of his successful Qualifying School visits in 2003 and subsequently made steady progress in the next four seasons on The European Tour before stepping up another level with his victory in 2008. Until his win, one of the highlights of his professional career was playing for Great Britain and Ireland in the PGA Cup Match against the United States at The Celtic Manor Resort in 2000.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2008 | 71.44 | 63.42 | 277.29 | 64.72 | 29.01 | 1.78 | 39.73/146 |
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Daniel Vancsik
Captured his second European Tour victory in emphatic style when he finished six strokes clear of a strong field in the 2009 BMW Italian Open in Turin. Posted back-to-back top ten finishes in March 2008 to build on his success of the previous year when he celebrated his 50th European Tour event in considerable style with an emphatic seven stroke victory in the Madeira Islands Open BPI.
Daniel Vancsik
Date of birth: 07/01/1977
Country: Argentina
Turned pro: 1997
Captured his second European Tour victory in emphatic style when he finished six strokes clear of a strong field in the 2009 BMW Italian Open in Turin. Posted back-to-back top ten finishes in March 2008 to build on his success of the previous year when he celebrated his 50th European Tour event in considerable style with an emphatic seven stroke victory in the Madeira Islands Open BPI. His maiden victory made him the ninth Argentine to win on The European Tour and followed three wins on the Challenge Tour. His victory at Santo da Serra marked a perfect return to The European Tour having regained his card at the 2006 Qualifying School – Final Stage after a disappointing rookie season that saw him make just ten cuts of the 25 events he played. Had become one of the Challenge Tour’s most consistent South American players since taking up Membership in 2003, winning every season between 2003 and 2005. Took the 2003 Telefonica Centro America Abierto de Guatemala after a sudden-death play-off with his compatriot Juan Abbate and then defended the Abierto Telefonica title the following season. Won his third title, the 2005 Tusker Kenya Open, with a devastating final round 63 and was presented with the Kenya Open trophy by the country’s President, Mwai Kibaki.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2009 | 72.35 | 55.97 | 297.1 | 66.06 | 30.11 | 1.78 | 45.28/53 |
| 2008 | 72.26 | 53.56 | 300.22 | 68.15 | 30.79 | 1.82 | 50/92 |
| 2007 | 72.28 | 58.48 | 302.12 | 66.28 | 30.62 | 1.83 | 58.62/87 |
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David Lynn
A week after losing a lucky ball marker that had served him for ten years and adopting a new one, he captured his maiden European Tour title in The 2004 KLM Open.
David Lynn
Date of birth: Saturday, October 20, 1973
Country: England
Turned pro: 1995
A week after losing a lucky ball marker that had served him for ten years and adopting a new one, he captured his maiden European Tour title in The 2004 KLM Open, a victory which helped him to a high of 26th on the Order of Merit. Often consulted a series of famous quotations to inspire him but ultimately put his victory down to a different token of luck, an 1891 ‘Queen’s Shilling’ that soldiers were handed when going to war, given to him by his father after losing his Wedgwood China ball-marker the week before going to Holland. Won his card through the Challenge Tour in 1997, but missed eight cuts by just one shot to lose it. Performed strongly in the 1999 Qualifying School. At the second stage at Peralada, he birdied the first extra hole to win a seven man play-off for five places. Celebrated a decade on The European Tour in 2008 with five top ten finishes en route to 35th place on the Order of Merit. A former England amateur international, he won the Greek Amateur Open Championship when he finished eight strokes ahead of David Howell.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 71.13 | 60.83 | 275.44 | 69.87 | 29.94 | 1.82 | 46.15/39 |
| 2006 | 71.31 | 54.78 | 278.63 | 63.15 | 28.54 | 1.75 | 60.5/119 |
| 2008 | 70.79 | 53.14 | 280.93 | 67.97 | 29.22 | 1.78 | 52.85/123 |
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Garry Houston
Took the familiar caddie route into golf, carrying the bag of his dad, Emlyn, as a seven year old at Flint Golf Club. Mother, Pauline, is a keen player – and according to her son, the most successful golfer in the family as she manages to 'keep winning'.
Garry Houston
Date of birth: Wednesday, May 12, 1971
Country: Wales
Turned pro: 1995
Took the familiar caddie route into golf, carrying the bag of his dad, Emlyn, as a seven year old at Flint Golf Club. Mother, Pauline, is a keen player – and according to her son, the most successful golfer in the family as she manages to 'keep winning'. Enjoyed playing badminton as a youngster and reached a high standard, but decided to focus on golf. Won the Welsh Amateur Open Stroke Play title in 1990 and the Welsh Amateur Championship five years later. Tried five times without success to win card after turning professional in 1995 but broke through at the sixth time of asking, gaining 18th card for 2000. Played a season on Tour before concentrating on the Challenge Tour, where he finished tenth in 2004 – taking the Galeria Kaufhof Pokal Challenge after a four hole sudden-death play-off with England’s Gary Emerson. Looked in danger of losing his exempt status in 2005 but played superbly to tie for fourth in the Omega European Masters, a strong finish which enabled him to end the year in 100th place on the Order of Merit and has consolidated his position since then with two solid seasons.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 71.49 | 65.53 | 275.63 | 65.24 | 29.21 | 1.79 | 57.14/84 |
| 2006 | 71.87 | 68.31 | 269.27 | 65.93 | 29.17 | 1.75 | 54.74/95 |
| 2008 | 72.04 | 66.99 | 272.04 | 66.98 | 30.17 | 1.83 | 40.54/111 |
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John Bickerton
Started the game as a caddie for his father, in whose sheet metal business he used to work doing welding on the shop floor. Gained England boy and youth honours as an amateur, but missed out in three attempts at the Qualifying School before graduating from the Challenge Tour in 1994.
John Bickerton
Date of birth: Tuesday, December 23, 1969
Country: United Kingdom
Turned pro: 1994
Started the game as a caddie for his father, in whose sheet metal business he used to work as a welder on the shop floor. Gained England boy and youth honours as an amateur, but missed out in three attempts at the Qualifying School before graduating from the Challenge Tour in 1994. Repeated that in 1998, and since then has been a permanent fixture on The European Tour. After five second place finishes and 287 events, he finally made his breakthrough in October 2005 with victory in the Abama Open de Canarias. Went on to claim his second title in 2006 when he won the Open de France ALSTOM at Le Golf National, a victory which helped him equal his career high Order of Merit finish of 20th. Disproved the theory that lightning does not strike twice – he was hit on two different occasions as an amateur but, remarkably, escaped injury. Struggled in 2007, finishing just outside the top 100 in the Order of Merit, but dramatically returned to winning ways at the start of the 2008 season when he captured the Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 73.12 | 71.82 | 263.35 | 66.01 | 30.5 | 1.85 | 60/30 |
| 2006 | 71.82 | 70.2 | 270.11 | 68.06 | 29.62 | 1.78 | 56.58/76 |
| 2008 | 71.6 | 70.33 | 266.48 | 68.56 | 29.8 | 1.79 | 65.06/83 |
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Jyoti Randhawa
He regularly practices yoga, which played a major role in his recovering from breaking his collarbone in a motorcycle accident in March 2002. He was out of action until August that year but came back all the stronger, going on to become the first Indian to win the Order of Merit title in Asia. His superb season earned him the praise of his peers who voted him the Players’ Player of the Year
Jyoti Randhawa
Date of birth: Thursday, May 04, 1972
Country: India
Turned pro: 1994
Yet to make the breakthrough into the winner’s circle on The European Tour despite no fewer than six top three finishes over the past five years. Produced a fine display in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth Club by finishing fifth on his way to take 67th position in the Order of Merit. The son of a retired army general, he is also an excellent marksman and enjoys riding horses and motorbikes. He regularly practices yoga, which played a major role in him recovering from breaking his collarbone in a motorcycle accident in March 2002. He was out of action until August that year but came back all the stronger, going on to become the first Indian to win the Order of Merit title in Asia. His superb season earned him the praise of his peers, who voted him the Players’ Player of the Year. Finished second to Thongchai Jaidee in the Malaysian Open in 2005 when an Affiliate Member of The European Tour, a performance which helped him win a full European Tour card for the 2006 season. In 2000, he married celebrated Bollywood actress Tina Singh, the sister of fellow professional Digvijay.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 70.36 | 61.23 | 289.44 | 69.96 | 29.43 | 1.75 | 43.66/71 |
| 2006 | 71.33 | 57.36 | 290.13 | 69.78 | 29.83 | 1.79 | 53.21/109 |
| 2008 | 72.11 | 60.56 | 291.08 | 67.23 | 29.77 | 1.78 | 43.3/97 |
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Miles Tunnicliff
Achieved his first victory in 2002 when he completed one of the most heart-warming maiden European Tour triumphs in history when he won The Great North Open at the De Vere Slaley Hall.
Miles Tunnicliff
Date of birth: Tuesday, July 30, 1968
Country: United Kingdom
Turned pro: 1989
Equalled the course record at Wentworth Club at the BMW PGA Championship in 2008 only to see Robert Dinwiddie smash it just hours later. The other highlight of his season was fourth at the Estoril Open de Portugal. Achieved his first European Tour victory in 2002 when he completed one of the most heart-warming maiden triumphs in history when he won The Great North Open at the De Vere Slaley Hall. The victory came only a fortnight after he lost his inspirational mother Pam to cancer. Two days before she died she told him to go and win a tournament for her, so the raw emotion was therefore understandable when he did just that. Almost exactly two years later he was again in the winners’ enclosure after claiming his second title with victory in the Diageo Championship at Gleneagles. Required nine attempts to reach The European Tour through the Qualifying School process. Grew up in Plymouth and achieved scratch handicap at 16. Studied business management at college and toured France and Spain for a year before turning professional in 1989.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 71.52 | 70.6 | 281.13 | 66.79 | 29.8 | 1.77 | 48.94 / 47 |
| 2006 | 71.53 | 61.02 | 284.06 | 65.12 | 29.24 | 1.79 | 50.88 / 114 |
| 2008 | 71.96 | 60.95 | 287.47 | 65.24 | 29.71 | 1.8 | 51.11/90 |
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Peter Lawrie
Claimed his maiden European Tour victory at the Open de España in 2008, defeating home favourite Ignacio Garrido in a play-off. Made history at the end of the 2003 season when he became the first Irish golfer to win the prestigious Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year Award. Educated at the University College Dublin where he undertook a golf scholarship.
Peter Lawrie
Date of birth: Friday, March 22, 1974
Country: Ireland
Turned pro: 1997
Claimed his maiden European Tour victory at the Open de España in 2008, defeating home favourite Ignacio Garrido in a play-off. Made history at the end of the 2003 season when he became the first Irish golfer to win the prestigious Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year Award. Educated at the University College Dublin where he undertook a golf scholarship. Graduated to The European Tour through the European Challenge Tour, finishing fourth in the Rankings at the end of 2002, helped by a superb victory in the Challenge Tour Grand Final. His elevation to The European Tour was testament to his determination, having spent one year on the Asian Tour and three seasons on the Challenge Tour before achieving his goal. Capped at boys, youths and national level for Ireland as an amateur and in his early days as a professional, he played in Asia and Florida, gaining a ‘Mini Tour’ victory in America’s Sunshine State.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 71.54 | 68.85 | 276.59 | 64.32 | 29.55 | 1.79 | 42.47/73 |
| 2006 | 71.25 | 67.58 | 276.83 | 68.54 | 29.79 | 1.79 | 43.12/109 |
| 2008 | 71.76 | 66.92 | 275.47 | 65.45 | 29.33 | 1.79 | 48.15/108 |
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Richard Bland
Bounced back from a disappointing 2007 season by regaining his card through the Qualifying School – Final Stage. A year earlier he completed a personal highlight when he produced his best finish on the Order of Merit – 72nd – one place higher than his previous best finish of 73rd in 2002.
Richard Bland
Date of birth: Saturday, February 03, 1973
Country: England
Turned pro: 1996
Bounced back from a disappointing 2007 season by regaining his card through the Qualifying School – Final Stage. A year earlier he completed a personal highlight when he produced his best finish on the Order of Merit – 72nd – one place higher than his previous best finish of 73rd in 2002, when he ran Nick Dougherty close for The Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year award. Has qualified on three occasions for The European Tour through the Challenge Tour, in 2001, 2004, and 2008 – the former after victory in the season ending Grand Final, where he finished joint runner-up in 2008. Lives in Southampton where he is a close friend of former Saints soccer star Matthew Le Tissier, who has caddied for him on several occasions. Coached by Sky Sports commentator, Tim Barter.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 72.4 | 50.34 | 277.46 | 60.45 | 29.05 | 1.77 | 48.89/45 |
| 2006 | 72.04 | 48.95 | 280.43 | 63.11 | 29.08 | 1.76 | 52.1/119 |
| 2008 | 71.96 | 57.49 | 287.43 | 69.74 | 30.64 | 1.81 | 50.88/57 |
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Simon Khan
Date of birth: November 16, 1972
Country: United Kingdom
Turned pro: 1991
Made his winning breakthrough on The European Tour International Schedule in June 2004 when he came back from four shots behind with seven holes to play to defeat Paul Casey at the second hole of a sudden-death play-off for The Celtic Manor Wales Open. It was just reward having started the week with a stunning course record 61 at The Celtic Manor Resort. Cited the victory of his close friend Scott Drummond in the PGA Championship at Wentworth Club the previous week as the inspiration for his own win in Wales. Played consistently well since then with a number of high finishes without adding a second title. Inspired to take up golf as a 12 year old after watching Seve Ballesteros win The Open Championship at St Andrews in 1984. Introduced to the game by his grandfather. Played golf for Essex at County level before turning professional at the age of 18. A keen Arsenal FC fan.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2008 | 72.43 | 64.43 | 282.54 | 68.36 | 30.65 | 1.83 | 38.33/120 |
| 2007 | 71.06 | 64.66 | 283.74 | 69.21 | 30.02 | 1.8 | 46.67/90 |
| 2006 | 71.56 | 60.32 | 285.81 | 65.96 | 29.2 | 1.78 | 54.17/96 |
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Stephen Dodd
Started out by searching for golf balls as an 11 year old at Brynhill Golf Club in Wales, before enjoying a successful amateur career – the highlight being victory in The Amateur Championship in 1989.
Stephen Dodd
Date of birth: Friday, July 15, 1966
Country: Wales
Turned pro: 1990
Started out by searching for golf balls as an 11 year old at Brynhill Golf Club in Wales, before enjoying a successful amateur career – the highlight being victory in The Amateur Championship in 1989. Gave him the opportunity to play in the 1990 Masters Tournament at Augusta National where he partnered Sandy Lyle and Curtis Strange. Enjoyed a superb 2005 season, notching his first and second European Tour victories, playing a part in Great Britain and Ireland’s Seve Trophy success, before partnering Bradley Dredge to victory for Wales in the WGC – Algarve World Cup in Portugal. Continued his love affair with Ireland in 2006 when he added the Smurfit Kappa European Open title at The K Club to his Irish Open victory of the previous season, but struggled to hit the same heights in 2007 and 2008. He is a fan of Nottingham Forest fan, but not of flying.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2007 | 72.49 | 61.97 | 278.61 | 65.04 | 30.07 | 1.82 | 57.58/33 |
| 2006 | 72.11 | 61.1 | 283.16 | 62.91 | 28.77 | 1.75 | 57.14/77 |
| 2008 | 73.63 | 59.14 | 277.84 | 60.09 | 30.24 | 1.84 | 38.18/55 |
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Stephen Gallacher
Exactly 35 years after his uncle, the former Ryder Cup Captain Bernard Gallacher, won his maiden professional title, Stephen made his long-awaited winning breakthrough at the Home of Golf, winning the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship via a sudden-death play-off against Graeme McDowell.
Stephen Gallacher
Date of birth: November 11, 1974
Country: United Kingdom
Turned pro: 1995
Exactly 35 years after his uncle, the former Ryder Cup Captain Bernard Gallacher, won his maiden professional title, Stephen made his long-awaited winning breakthrough at the Home of Golf, winning the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship via a sudden-death play-off against Graeme McDowell. His victory in front of a delighted home crowd finally fulfilled the promise he had shown since joining the professional ranks in 1995. Almost made it a Scottish double in 2008 but left it too little too late as he took sixth place at The Barclays Scottish Open. Won the Scottish Amateur Match Play and Stroke Play Championships to set alongside his Lytham Trophy success. A member of the victorious Walker Cup side at Royal Porthcawl in 1995. Won his card at the first attempt in 1995, but a back injury in the summer of 1996 - sustained after removing his luggage from an airport carousel - meant he did not play from June onwards. Regained his card from the Challenge Tour in 1998, helped by victory in the KB Golf Challenge in the Czech Republic.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2008 | 71.21 | 61.92 | 290.02 | 73.11 | 30.95 | 1.83 | 53.19/94 |
| 2007 | 71.41 | 59.31 | 288.56 | 71.11 | 30.83 | 1.84 | 55.41/74 |
| 2006 | 71.64 | 50.41 | 296.14 | 70.29 | 30.74 | 1.83 | 52.75/91 |
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Steve Webster
Ten years after winning the Qualifying School, Webster finally made his long awaited victory on The European Tour when he won the 2005 Telecom Italia Open.
Steve Webster
Date of birth: Friday, January 17, 1975
Country: United Kingdom
Turned pro: 1995
Recorded nine top 20 finishes in 2008 after starting with a seventh place at the HSBC Champions Tournament. His best performance of the year came at the scene of his most poignant victories in the Algarve where, in October 2007, when he claimed the inaugural Portugal Masters title. The win was especially moving because he dedicated it to the memory of his beloved mother Val who had passed away five months previously. Having dad Terry in the crowd watching him hole the winning putt made the moment extra special for the Englishman whose previous European Tour success had come in the 2005 Telecom Italia Open, a decade after he won the Qualifying School tournament. Rose to prominence in The 1995 Open Championship at St. Andrews, beating Gordon Sherry and Tiger Woods to the Silver Medal given to the leading amateur after finishing tied 24th. Coached mentally by Nick Hastings, technically by Tim Barter.
Statistics
| Year | Stroke Av. | Drive Accuracy | Drive Distance | Green in Regulation | Putts/ Round | Putts/ GIR | Sand Saves |
| 2006 | 71.39 | 62.33 | 290.08 | 69.83 | 29.88 | 1.79 | 45.56/90 |
| 2007 | 71.18 | 64.74 | 286.12 | 69.88 | 30.66 | 1.83 | 44.44/54 |
| 2008 | 71.54 | 66.53 | 287.55 | 70.71 | 30.16 | 1.81 | 56.1/82 |
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