Catriona Matthew has gone from being a successful amateur through to a highly successful professional, now a twice-winner on the LPGA Tour.

She captured the Scottish Girls title once and the Under-21 Scottish Strokeplay Championship twice, before winning the Scottish Amateur and British Amateur titles.

The East Lothian-based player subsequently graduated to the international scene as a member of the 1990, 1992 and 1994 Curtis Cup teams before turning professional.

Having turned professional Matthew eventually headed for the LPGA Tour where she qualified at her first attempt.

Controversially omitted from the winning European Solheim Cup team in 2000, Catriona bounced back by becoming the third Scot to win on the LPGA Tour when she claimed her first title, the Hawaiian Ladies Classic, in February 2001.

In 2003 she helped Europe's ladies take the Solheim Cup and was again included in the 2007 line-up.

Her selection came on the back of winning the Scandinavian TCP title - just a few months after returning to competition after the birth of her daughter Katie

 

 

2004 – Wendy’s Championship for Children - winner

2007 - Scaninavian TPC - winner

2003 – Solheim Cup European Team – winner

2001 - Hawaiian Ladies Classic - winner

1998 - ELPGA McDonald’s Championship – winner

1998 - Praia d'El Rey European Cup - winner

1996 - Australian Ladies Open – winner

2001 - Electrolux USA Championship – 2nd

1999 – SAFECO Classic – 2nd

2002 - Mobile Tournament of Champions – T2nd

2002 - Bank of Montreal Canadian Women's Open – T2nd

1999 - Edina Realty LPGA Classic – T2nd

2005 - Office Depot Championship – 3rd

2003 – LPGA Corning Classic – 3rd

2001 - ANZ Australian Masters – 3rd

2005 – Longs Drugs Challenge – T3rd

2005 – Corona Morelia Championship – T3rd

2005– Franklin American Mortgage Championship – T3rd

2005– Michelob ULTRA Open – T3rd

2005– ShopRite LPGA Classic – T3rd

2001 - Weetabix Women's British Open - – T3rd

2001 – ShopRite LPGA Classic T3rd

2000 - TSN Ladies World Cup (with Kathryn Marshall) - T3rd

1994 – Sens Dutch Open – T3rd

2002 – First Union Betsy King Classic – 4th

2000 – Compaq Open – 4th

2000 – The Office Depot – 5th

2000 – Australian Ladies Masters – 5th

2004 – Kraft Nabisco Championship – T5th

2003 – Kraft Nabisco Championship – T5th

2003 – Kellogg-Keebler Classic – T5th

1997 - Weetabix Women's British Open - – T5th

1996 - State Farm Rail Classic – T5th

2004 – Wachovia LPGA Classic – T6th

2004 – Office Depot Championship – T6th

2003 – Takefuji Classic – T6th

2003 – Asahi Ryokuken International – T6th

2005 – State Farm Championship – T7th

2003 – Longs Drugs Challenge – T7th

2003 – AAMI Australian Open – T7th

2002 – Williams Classic – T7th

2005– SBS Open – T8th

2003 – McDonald’s LPGA Championship – 8th

2003 – Wendy’s Championship for Children – T8th

2004 – LPGA Corning Classic – T8th

2005– Wendy’s Championship for Children – T9th

2003 – Safeway Classic – T9th

2004 – Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic – T9th

2002 – Takefuji Classic – T9th

2002 – Cisco World Ladies Matchplay – T9th

1998 – Evian Masters – 10th

1994 – BMW Italian Open – 10th

2005 - Wegmans Rochester LPGA - T10th

2000 - Japan Airlines Big Apple Classic – T10th

1998 - Solheim Cup European team member

Amateur teams: 1990/92/94 Curtis Cup team