Georgia Hall is a major champion, Solheim Cup winner and a victor on both the Ladies European Tour and LPGA Tour.
Hall was born in the south of England in 1996, and starting playing the game at a young age. Her amateur career saw her win two Gold Medals at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival. Just a year later, and in one of her first appearances as a professional, Hall secured her maiden professional title. She was the victor at the Open Generali de Strasbourg.
The Englishwoman has gone on to win on both the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA Tour over the last few years. In 2018, Hall became the first Englishwoman to win a major championship for 14 years. She was victorious on home soil at the AIG Women’s Open, joining Karen Stupples as the only two English major champions in the 21st Century.
Hall has also become an integral part of Team Europe at the Solheim Cup in recent years, with the 2023 edition of the bi-ennial competition being the fourth of her career. She was perfect across her four matches in the 2019 edition, striking up a partnership with Celine Boutier, in which the pair went 3-0-0.
Georgia Hall | Player Profile
Personal Information
Name: Georgia Kelly Hall
Born: April 12, 1996
Nationality: England
Residence: Bournemouth, England
Career
Turned Pro: 2014
Professional Wins: 7
Highest World Ranking: 8 – November 14, 2018
Best Results In Majors
Best Finishes:
– Chevron Championship – T12 (2023)
– Women’s PGA Championship – T21 (2021, 2022)
– US Women’s Open – T34 (2018, 2022)
– Evian Championship – T6 (2021)
– AIG Women’s Open – WON (2018)
Professional Wins – 7
2014 (1) – Open Generali de Strasbourg
2016 (1) – Oates Victorian Open
2018 (1) – AIG Women’s Open
2020 (3) – Cambia Portland Classic, Rose Ladies Series 6, Rose Ladies Series 7
2022 (1) – Aramco Saudi Ladies International
Achievements and Awards
Ladies European Tour Order of Merit Winner – 2017, 2018
Ladies European Tour Player of the Year – 2017, 2018
Georgia Hall | What’s In Her Bag?
Hall plays mainly Callaway clubs, with the Paradym driver and fairway woods in play. She also uses a Mavrik hybrid and Apex Pro irons. Titleist Vokey SM9 wedges are in play for the Englishwoman, along with the Pro V1x ball.
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Take a look at what’s in the bag for Georgia Hall here.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Georgia Hall
When and where was Georgia Hall born?
Georgia Hall was born in Bournemouth, England on April 12, 1996. She began playing golf at an early age, and played her golf at Canford Magna Golf Club.
When did Georgia Hall turn professional?
Hall turned professional in 2014, and soon won on the LET Access Series, with a victory at the Open Generali de Strasbourg. She then made it to the Ladies European Tour in 2016 before successfully gaining her LPGA Tour card a couple of years after that.
How many professional titles has Georgia Hall won?
As of September 2023, Georgia Hall has won seven professional titles. She won her first title in 2014 at the Open Generali de Strasbourg. She has since gone on to win on both the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA Tour, as well as winning the AIG Women’s Open, her sole major title, in 2018.
Who is Georgia Hall dating?
Hall is dating fellow LPGA Tour star Ryann O’Toole. The pair met at an LPGA Tour event in 2022 and have continued to support each other’s careers ever since.
Did you Know?
Back-To-Back Order of Merit Winner
Georgia Hall made history in 2018, as she became the youngest player to ever win the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit in back-to-back years. She did so in 2017 after seven top-10 finishes, while her maiden major championship helped her to top the list again in 2018.
Record Breaking At 11
At the tender age of 11, Hall shot a course record at her home club. As a member at Ferndown, Hall carded a five-under-par 67 to hold the record.
Father, Coach, Caddie
Hall’s father Wayne coached her from a young age, when she started taking up the game. At the 2018 AIG Women’s Open, Wayne was her caddie as she won her maiden major championship.
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