Tour Highlights

2005: AGE 15

• 2nd Place - McDonald's LPGA Championship Presented by Coca-Cola
• 2nd Place (Tie) - SBS Open at TurtleBay
• 2nd Place (Tie) - Evian Masters at Evian-Les-Baines, France
• 1st Place (Tie) - 2005 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship (Men)
  Pittsburgh sectional (first female to ever qualify)
• Quarter Finalist - 77th U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship (Men)
  (lost to eventual champion, Clay Ogden, 5&4)
• 3rd Place (Tie) - 2005 Weetabix Women's British Open
  (best amateur finish ever, lowest 72-hole score for an amateur at an LPGA major)
• Turned Professional (15 years, 11 months, 30 days)

2004: AGE 14

• 4th Place - Kraft Nabisco Championship
  (tied record for best amateur finish and lowest amateur 72-hole score)
• Competitor - PGA Tour: Sony Open (youngest ever, girl or boy)
• Shot 68 - Sony Open (lowest round ever by a female in the men's PGA)
• Curtis Cup Team Member - (youngest ever) (2-2 record in USA victory)
• Qualifier - USGA Championship (first female to ever qualify)
• 6 Top-20 Finishes - of 7 LPGA tournaments played in 2004
• 2nd Place - USGA Women's Amateur Public Links Championship
• 2nd Place (Tie) - Waikoloa Open Amateur Division

2003: AGE 13

• 1st Place - USGA Women's Amateur Public Links Championship (youngest ever)
• Made Cut - Kraft Nabisco Championship
  (youngest ever on LPGA tour or LPGA Major, 13 years, 5 months, 17 days)
• 9th Place - Kraft Nabisco Championship
  (youngest ever top-ten finish, 13 years, 5 months, 19 days)
• Round of 66 - Kraft Nabisco (tied lowest round by an amateur ever)
• Made Cut - 25th Anniversary Hawaii Pearl Open (first and youngest female)

2002: AGE 12

• 2nd Round Qualifier - 94th Manoa Cup Championship (youngest ever)
• Junior Medalist - Trans National Women's Amateur Championship (youngest ever)
• Semifinalist - USGA Women's Amateur Public Links (youngest ever)
• 1st Place - 2002 Hawaii State Women's Open (13 stroke margin of victory)
• Competitor - Hawaii Pearl Open (first female ever)
• Made Cut - Hawaii State Amateur Stroke Play Championship (first female and youngest player ever, finished tied for 17th place)
• Monday Qualifier - 2002 LPGA Takefuji Classic(youngest player to Monday qualify ever, 12 years, 4 months, 14 days)

2001: AGE 11

• 1st Place - Hawaii State Junior Gold Association's Tournament of Champions
• 1st Place - 2001 Jennie K. Wilson Invitational (youngest ever)
• 1st Place - 2001 Hawaii State Open
• 2st Place - Hawaii State Open
• Qualifier - 93rd Manoa Cup Amateur Match Play Championship (youngest ever)

2000: AGE 10

• Qualifier - USGA Amateur Championship (youngest ever)
• 1st Place, Honolulu Mayor's Cup
• Low Amateur - Hawaii State Women's Open