Sherri Steinhauer

Professional golfer with major tournament wins

Sherri Steinhauer - Professional golfer with major tournament wins
Born

December 27th, 1962
62 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A professional golfer achieved significant success on the LPGA Tour and is recognized for winning multiple tournaments. Steinhauer secured two major championships, showcasing skill and consistency throughout her career. The golfer competed in numerous events, consistently placing well in rankings and earning accolades for performance. Transitioned to a role in golf course design and teaching, further contributing to the sport.

Won the 1992 Women's PGA Championship

Won the 1994 Women's British Open

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